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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1903
Page
2
A weekly roundup presents home and foreign items from the past seven days. Industrial field notes, personal and political items, and happenings at home and abroad are summarized in compact form.
The senate ratified the Alaskan boundary treaty in executive session and the conference report on the commerce bill moved to the president. In the house progress on the sundry civil appropriation bill continued with most of its pages covered, while a bill to admit breeding domestic animals duty free was passed. The Elkins anti rebate bill cleared both chambers and an omnibus public building bill and pension actions advanced.
Reports note nonunion miners excluded from new wage scales in Indianapolis and Hutchinson fire devastates Ansgar College. Fires claim Rock Island arsenal storehouse, killing workers, while a theatre in New Orleans burns. Other items include a snowstorm in Salt Lake City and a murder suicide in Missouri.
Chief Joseph and followers attend a White House reception as coal operators face the anthracite strike commission in Philadelphia. Darrow closes for miners. Gunther Illinois breaks bowling record in Chicago. U S exchanges total 1.904 billion. road makers meet in Detroit with 25 states. Robbery reported in Iowa. bitter cold in the West. terror and trials unfold nationwide.
Dr J L M Curry a leading southern educator dies in Asheville North Carolina at age 78 Chicago jeweler Charles D Peacock dies of pneumonia at 65 Clement F Miller claims to be first male child born in Chicago Oakland California William J Bryan states in New York he will not seek the Democratic presidential nomination next year Mrs Katherine Lyons dies in Bloomington Illinois at age 100
Reports say a ferry boat crossing the Vistoka river at Lemberg Austria sank with about fifty peasants drowned. The rest of the item notes Macedonian agitators seem to seek involvement of Bulgaria Servia and Russia in a war with Turkey. Guatemala reports the republic is under siege.
Rear Admiral Lewis W. Robinson, U.S. N., retired, dies at 63 in Philadelphia after a career in the West Gulf blockading squadron. Telegraph operators on the Delaware, Susquehanna & Schuylkill RR gain a 10 percent wage rise from February 1. Winter grain deficits loom in European Russia. Hungarian crops also poor. Cole Younger returns to Missouri after 27 years from St Paul. Emperor William recalls Baron Von Holleben amid a wine controversy linked to Miss Alice Roosevelt. Louisville police ban music in saloons in disreputable districts as crime crackdown continues. Dental porcelain and saliva analysis debut in Chicago dentistry. Indiana legislature ends Sunday baseball prohibition. Indian appropriation and Philippine currency bills pass Senate. railroad safety amendments advance. Fowler currency bill becomes continuing order.
Street car conductors in Switserland are paid 80 cents a day for 12 hours. Zola left a fortune of 400000 made from his novels. Three thousand Chinese carpenters strike at Kong Kong for higher wages. In six months 127 and 340 bubonic plague cases in India with 98579 deaths. The average railway worker gets 60 more this year than in 1902. A third of our immigrants now come from southern Italy. Two white miners killed and eaten by blacks at Mambure New Guinea. New Hampshire has six living lovers Sawyer Goodell Tuttle Smith Rawlins Jordan. Theodore Hostetter reportedly lost 1000000 in New York gambling. James J. Hill warns of coming reverses and sees unions as a factor. Divorce reform laws enacted in a few states in 1902 per National League for Protection of Family. Illinois and Missouri urged to make forging railroad tickets a prison offense. Alabama House names new county Houston in honor of Gov. George Houston. Premier Balfour says U S should teach South American governments courtesy. California inquiry into San Quentin and Folsom abuses reports one convict killed and many crippled by Straitjackets. The collier Ajax arrived from San Juan de Porto Rico bearing the remains of nine sailors from the battleship Massachusetts killed in an explosion.
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