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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1903

Page

3

Fire destroys Clifton Hotel in Cedar Rapids

A early Friday fire at the Clifton hotel in Cedar Rapids cremated nine guests and injured 42, with four bodies recovered and five more believed captive beneath debris. The three story brick hotel housed delegates to a YMCA convention and Knights of Pythias gathering, with an estimated 70 to 80 people inside.

Cedar Rapids Clifton Hotel Young Men’s Christian Association The Knights of Pythias W. A. Mowery Whatcheer E. G. Young Minneapolis Vina Burns L. C. Burnett Nebraska City Neb Linda Williams Lizzie Kelly F. C. Outing Center Point Emma Smith H. W. Bremer Lyons F. R. Moore Chicago Beatrice Netolicky Shueyville J. A. Winniger Waterloo J. E. Anderson A. S. Farrow Boone F. G. Gardiner Woodburn D. F. Taylor Davenport Louis Thompson A. M. Larsen Oelmein C. W. Roberts L. O. Vernon Delta May Reel M. P. Hoover Tama T. J. Zally Canton Ill J. A. Flear C. L. Benedict G. P. Hawes Decorah F.O. Redmond N.O. Templeton Monticello George Taggart St. Paul James Lewis F. M. Gardner D. S. Taylor J. H. Dunbar John W. Lewis Ottumwa S. C. Grove P. E. Strickland Clinton

Trains Relocate Backward After Snowbound Blockade

Snowbound trains in the interior resume movement toward starting points as relief arrives. An eastern train with 43 passengers reaches Norris Arm, then proceeds south but awaits due to rain and ice. The western express retreats toward Bay of Islands with 55 aboard, passengers to be housed there as mail and sealing crews await track clearance.

St. Johns N. F Norris Arm Bay of Islands

Fulton elected Oregon senator after deadlock

Salem Oregon February 21 C W Fulton Republican won the Oregon senate seat in the closing minutes of the session to succeed Joseph Simon for the term starting March 4 He led on every ballot with a maximum of 34 votes of 45 needed The record notes his birthplace Ohio August 17 1853 and Oregon life including Astoria residence and four prior state senate terms with presidencies in 1893 and 1901

Salem Ore C. W. Fulton Oregon Charles W. Fulton Ohio Iowa Astoria State Senate

THREE TRAINMEN KILLED IN ILLINOIS CRASH

In Galena Illinois on Friday night the Chicago Minneapolis limited crashed into a freight engine on a water stop. Three trainmen died at the scene while the passenger crew escaped serious harm. Engineer Searles likely fatally injured and Fireman Spockman died after hours.

Galena Ill Searles Spockman

Indiana forgery ring man sent to Michigan City prison

Sent to prison in Michigan City on Friday, John Selby, tied to forgeries totaling $15,000, served as an agent for a New York life insurance company. He forged notes from farmers and sold them to brokers and is an alumnus of the University of Indiana.

Vincennes Ind John Selby Michigan City New York Life Insurance University of Indiana

Horace White Retires as Evening Post Editor

New York Feb 21 Horace White retires from chief editor post of the Evening Post. He is replaced by Rob Ogden who has served twelve years on the paper's editorial staff.

New York Horace White The Evening Post White Rob Ogden

Trade Review notes snowstorm delays and rising costs

R G Dun weekly review says railway congestion eased but snowstorms again interrupted merchandise movement. February earnings exceed last year by 17.6 percent, though higher operating costs push further rate increases. Failures total 247 in the US and 26 in Canada, with wholesale staples strong and forward orders rising.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade United States Canada

Veteran General Doolittle Dies in Toledo Home

Maj. Gen. Charles C. Doolittle, who rose from Fourth Michigan to brigadier general and commanded a Nashville brigade, died at his Toledo home from complications of heart disease and rheumatism contracted in the Civil War. A. W. Holbein, 50, found frozen to death in a Washington Avenue vacant lot. In New York 10,000 cloakmakers won wage increases up to 40 percent.

Doolittle Toledo Charles C. Doolittle Michigan Volunteers Nashville St. Louis A. W. Holbein Washington Avenue Twentieth Street

Special order clothing makers reach agreement with union

Chicago Feb 24 The long fight between special order clothing makers and the United Garment Workers of America ends as Samuel Gompers mediates a deal. About 4500 workers locked out since the clash will return to shops under a new arrangement that preserves their district council and grants similar rights to other union members.

Chicago Special Order United Garment Workers of America Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Chicago Federation of Labor

Not Proof of Insanity. Spiritualism Not Sanity Basis

Philadelphia February 24 The state supreme court ruled belief in spiritualism does not prove insanity in the Mary Buchanan versus Alexander McElroy case. The will favored the First Association of Spiritualists of Philadelphia for McElroy hall. The court overturned a lower ruling, directing the issue be set aside.

Philadelphia State Supreme Court Mary Buchanan Alexander McElroy First Association of Spiritualists of McElroy

Supreme Court Rules on Prohibition of Lottery Ticket Mailings

The U S Supreme Court upheld Congress power to ban sending lottery tickets across state lines by mail or express in Champion v United States while Holmes dissented in Francis v United States. The decision marks long docketed cases. Boston hosted the Massachusetts division of the American Minute Men convention with 400 delegates. The group pursues limits on immigration, nonsectarian school funding, and constitutional rights.

Washington Congress United States United States Supreme Court Champion Francis Harlan Justice Holmes Supreme Court Boston Massachusetts American Minute Men People’s Temple

Tionesta Valley Railroad Southward and Northward Timetable

Train schedule shows SOUTHWARD No 2 leaving Sheffield 9 50 am arriving Winlock 11 20 pm No 4 leaving 4 45 pm arriving Lamona 6 15 pm No 6 leaving 6 25 am arriving Winlock 10 50 am NORTHWARD No 1 leaves Lamona 6 am arriving Sheffield 7 30 am No 5 leaves Winlock 11 00 am arriving Sheffield 3 20 pm No 3 leaves Winlock 1 15 pm arriving Sheffield 3 50 pm All trains connect at Sheffield with P E R R and at Shield Junction with BB K Train 5 will run forty minutes late to connect with Marlenville and Train 4. CHAS J GIBSON Supt

Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington Pullman Kane New York Central & Hudson River R. R. Co Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Co Warren Sun Daily Gun Dunkirk Fredonia Senereee Ass. Breve Aveese Seeesetes Inclairville Eveeel Alcodet Falconer Junct. Ly Eosvees Ptoewsdale See Fentonville Sosesrsrs Ackley Eessssee Irvineton Are Oungsville Seows Pittsfield Wee -Gotland Grand Wall Titusville Shefeld Shefeld Junction Winlock Sheffield Shef Junction Lamona Winlack Shef Junction E R. R Shield Junction Marlenville Tionesta Valley L'y J. Gibson

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