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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1903

Page

3

Venezuela dealrow on favored claims sparks Hague call

Herbert W. Bowen Venezuela's representative rejects a two thirds split of customs receipts as offensive to modern civilization and proposes submitting the preferential treatment issue to The Hague arbitration. He argues blockades and bombardment cannot justify priority in settlements, warning such a doctrine clashes with modern ethics.

Washington Herbert W. Bowen Venezuela Great Britain Germany Italy London Rome Berlin la Guaira Porto Cabello United States France Belgium Holland Denmark Spain Norway Sweden Bowen Hague Arbitration Tribunal

Evidence all in as coal strike commission closes rebuttal

Philadelphia date Feb 3 witnesses closed testimony with rebuttal by miners and supporting statistics from Reading Co and Newcomb Inter State Commerce Commission data show 478 654 workers earned 221 138 149 dollars total average 462 dollars per man yearly miners average 620 dollars per year in 1901 remarks address charges of murders and terror during the strike

Philadelphia Anthracite Coal Strike Commission Reading Co H. L. Newcomb Inter-State Commerce Commission New York New England Baer Schuylkill R. J. Beamish Daniel T. McKelvey Hazleton

Meeker Iron Founders Leader Makes Personal Assignment

Stephen J Meeker, head of D M Meeker & Son and a longtime iron founders figure, filed a personal assignment Monday. The Meeker liabilities total about 250000 with no asset appraisal. the Smilie Coupler and Manufacturing Co also filed for assignment with 60000 liabilities. Meeker serves as president and main stockholder of the coupler firm, whose money troubles compelled the move.

New York Stephen J Meeker D. M. Meeker & Son Smilie Coupler and Manufacturing Co Meeker Smilie Co

Collision near Corfu sinks torpedo boat destroyer

The British cruiser Pioneer collided with a torpedo boat destroyer near Corfu during sea maneuvers on a Saturday. Fifteen men are believed drowned. two bodies recovered. About 65 men were aboard the destroyer. Rescue efforts saved survivors clinging to wreckage as Pioneer crews aided. The Pioneer, built 1899, displaces 2000 tons with 70 000 horsepower and a speed of 20 knots.

Corfu Island of Pioneer Channel Victoria Camperdown Mediterranean

Victory for Moorish Sultan crushes pretender at Bu Hamara

Tangier reports a decisive victory by Sultan El Menebhi over Moorish pretender Bu Hamara. The sultan’s forces captured Bu Hamara, destroyed the rebels, seized camp, provisions and artillery, and recaptured lost gear.

Tangier Bu Hamara Fez el Menebhi

Immense Subway Pact for 20-Year City Franchise

Pierpont Morgan and local traction committee propose a 20 year Union Traction Co franchise with city option to buy at end of term. If exercised, city pays a set sum after 20 years. city ownership possible via enabling act. Construction of a vast subway to rival New York under city council plan. Ratification by the Chicago city council required.

Chicago Pierpont Morgan Transportation Committee City Council Union Traction Co New York Underground New York Tribune Farmer New York City the Tribune Farmer the Mail Warren

Rifles for Militia Under New Federal Law

Washington February 2 The new militia law requires the entire citizen soldiery to be armed with the regular army service rifle. Militia organizations total about 115 000 men nearly double the regular army and will receive rifles as fast as Springfield armory can produce them. A Rock Island plant is also being prepared to manufacture rifles though not yet ready. A large reserve of rifles is on hand but officials intend to rely mainly on armory production to avoid depleting reserves.

Washington Congress National Armory Springfield Mass War Department Rock Island Arsenal

Fortunes cap 10 million amendment proposed in senate

Washington February 2 Senator Wellington introduces a constitutional amendment to bar any individual from holding more than ten million dollars. Any excess would be condemned and forfeited to the U S treasury as a public nuisance folly or peril. Also reported is the death of Iowa Representative John N W Rumple in Chicago after long cancer illness.

Washington Wellington United States Iowa Chicago John N. W. Rumple St. Luke’s Hospital

Quigley Named Archbishop Candidate

Washington reports the apostolic delegation has received the political brief promoting Monsignore James E. Quigley from Buffalo to the Chicago archbishopric on February 2.

Quigley Washington James E. Quigley Buffalo Chicago

Fire on Malcolm Island Kills Eleven and Hurts Seventeen

A hotel housing 24 families on Malcolm Island near Vancouver burned Friday evening. Eleven women and children died and seventeen people were injured as a water shortage and crowded spectators hindered efforts to save victims. Names given include H. H. Hermanson and Mrs Lafbaca with two children, M. Sortel, and two daughters of August Oberg. About 100 families resided on the island, with the hotel serving temporary shelter for newcomers.

Vancouver B. C Malcolm Island H. H. Hermanson Lafbaca M. Sortel August Oberg

Get Rich Quick Scheme Arrests in New York City

Four men tied to a wheat syndicate scam were arrested in Manhattan on postal law violations. The group claimed investors could gain 200 dollars in 30 days from a 50 dollar stake. Arrested were Fernando G. Gardner Colgate Fales J H Evans and Henry C Scriver. Detectives seized books circulars and about a thousand letters with complaints of no profits.

New York City New York Fernando G. Gardner Colgate Fales Produce Exchange J. H. Evans Wall Street Press Henry C. Sc

Senate panel backs Byrne nomination rejection in Delaware

The senate judiciary committee voted to recommend rejecting William M. Byrne for U S district attorney of Delaware due to his ties to Delaware politics. The report was delayed to allow the president to withdraw the nomination. Byrne is linked to the Addicks faction and had resigned as district attorney to run for Congress on the Addicks ticket.

Washington Senate Committee On Judiciary William M. Byrne United States Delaware Byrne Addicks Congress

Latrobe Man Found Dead After Domestic Shooting

Latrobe Pa February 3 John Zane an employee of Latrobe Coal Co was found dead in his home Monday with his wife over him holding a smoking revolver. Pay day Saturday saw Zane buy whisky and beer and the pair quarreled. Zane accused his wife of infidelity. she then took a revolver and shot him four times killing him instantly. Mrs Zane was arrested.

Latrobe John Zane Latrobe Coal Co Zane

Rail timetable for Dunkirk Allegheny Valley to Buffalo

Schedule notes train arrivals at Buffalo at 11 45 am and 7 25 pm with Sunday 11 45 am. departures from Buffalo at 5 34 0 4 pm and 1 00 pm for the west under the Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad and Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railway arrangement in Nov 1902.

Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh Railroad New York Central Hudson River R. R. Co Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Co Warren Buffalo West

Tionesta Valley Railroad Southward Train Schedule

Train No 2 leaves Sheffield 9 50 am arrives Winlock 11 20 pm Train 4 departs 4 45 pm arrives Lamona 6 15 pm Train 6 leaves 6 25 am Lamona 9 20 am Winlack 10 50 am Train 1 Lamona 6 am Sheffield 7 30 am Train 5 Winlack 11 40 am Lamona 12 35 pm Sheffield 3 20 pm Train 3 Winlack 1 15 pm Sheffield 4 50 pm All trains connect at Sheffield with P E R R and at Sheffield Junction with BB K Train 5 runs forty minutes late to connect with Train 4 to Marlenvile etc. CHAS J GIBSON Supt.

Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington Kane Erie Williamsport Warren East Wmsport Wimsport Dubois Sun Dunkirk Fredonia Cassadaza Sinclairville Falconer Falconer Junct Nave Eeenae Ee Eoneive Ee Ackley BO. Russell Irvington Younlsville Pittsfield Garland Grand Valley Titusville Sheffield Sheffield Junction Winlock Shef. Junction Lamona Winlack Shef Shef Junction Sheiield Marlenville Tionesta Valley J. Gibson

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England Island of Corfus Rifles Militia Hoffman Building Liberty and Second Streets W. Richardson Warren, Pa W. A. Greaves Eastman Kodaks Mr. Greaves Dabmlee & Lindsey Printz Second St Edward Lindsey Am C. McAlpin Third R W. Stuart, E Hoffman Block Dunkla Hoffman Charles W. Stone Ralph W Yous Sill & Son Ance Exchange Block Water Street John Sill Sill Geo. Ball’s Jessis T. Danforth S. Keller’s Sons Second Street Perry Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer Woodard & Lesser Pennsylvania R.R Philadelphia & Erie Division Buffalo & Allegheny Valley Division Kinzua Bradford Samanca Olean Olean Express Pittsburg Tionesta Oil City Buffalo Express W.S. Leffard Rent J. B. Hutchinson J. J. Woop Gen J.smith Pl& T Age Cleveland O. W J. Sparks Avent, Warreno Tionesta Valley Railroad T. C. Slater & CO Water ST Warren National Bank Capital Wm. D. Brown Jerry Crary D. W. Beaty A. T. Scofield Nelson P. Wheeler G. N. Parmlee Andrew Hertzel Charles Chase C. Schimmelfeng Christian Smith H. A. Jamieson F. E. Hertzel Hammond Iron Works Struthers Station Citizens Natl Bank LeEvi Smith Jas. O. Parmlee David L. Gerould A. D. Swift Teller K. T. Hazeltine Levi Smith J. G. Curtis W. C Norris H. A. Booth Samuel Peterson Fred P. Hue D. L. Gerould the Warren Savings Bank A. J. Hazeltine O. W. Beaty G. B. Ensworth Geo. H. Jackson James Clark L. R. Freeman Chas. Sigel K. W. Campbell G. Busworth
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