A Week's Record of News Condensed Across the World
A weekly digest reviews home and foreign events from the past seven days including industrial sector developments and notable personal and political items. The column highlights happenings at home and abroad in a concise summary while signaling broader economic and social trends.
Year in Review a mix of progress and trouble worldwide
Across the globe the year 1902 saw crop shortages, strikes, and falling trade set against philanthropy and progress. Carnegie grants boost New Orleans libraries while fires in New York cause heavy losses. disasters, reform efforts, and public works mark a volatile year with broader advances and setbacks.
Notable deaths and candidacy announcements across states
Mrs W A Clark Jr daughter in law of a Montana senator and mother of the million dollar baby died at Butte Ex Congressmen J N Castle died at home in Stillwater Minnesota aged 65 Irving M Scott builder of the Oregon announces his candidacy for the seat of Senator Perkins of California Mrs Mary Elizabeth Dockery wife of the governor of Missouri died at Jefferson City aged 52
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark, Jr
Montana
Butte
J. N. Castle
Stillwater
Minn
Irving M. Scott
Oregon
Perkins
California
Mary Elizabeth Dockery
Missouri
Jefferson City
Foreign News Roundup of Global Incidents and Statements
The report of the Falke threatening Maracaibo is false. President Castro accepts Hague arbitration in Venezuelan disputes. Jaipur maharajah donates about $50,000 to famine relief. The Venezuelan blockade harms commerce and U.S. interests. Lieut de Magnie and party were killed at Port Beni by cannibals. Editor Insula shot by Corona during a politics dispute. Sixty-eight miners die in Bachmut Russia fire. China warned over indemnity fund payment in gold notes. Philippine naval maneuvers show a hostile fleet cannot reach Manila harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falke
Maracaibo
Castro
Hague Tribunal
Jaipur
Lieut. de Magnie
Port Beni
Uganda
Senor Insula
Santiago
Cuba
Republica
Corona
Cubano Libre
Bachmut
Russia
China
International Indemnity Fund
Philippine
Evans
Manila
Wage increases and political shifts across nations
Wages rise across railroads and industry with 656800 workers gaining 38.35 million dollars. Detroit to sell coal at cost. Dr. Hill resigns as assistant secretary of state to become U S minister to Switzerland with Loomis succeeding. Brig Gen Eli Long dies in New York. U S Supreme Court rules for Western Union in Pennsylvania case. Pottsville steel mill to open in July. Connecticut river ice jam dynamiting injures boy. Venezuela crisis concerns rise as Castro resists abdication amid arbitration talks. German marines land at Puerto Cabello amid regional tensions. Berlin downplays incident while US calls for adherence to Monroe Doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jayne Hill
New York City
Fourth Ohio Cavalry
Kentucky
United States Supreme Court
Western Union Telegraph Co
New Hope
Pennsylvania
Pottsville
Eastern Steel Co
Connecticut River
Hartford
Frank Stavelo
Senate
Global debt, rail plows, and land openings in 1902 era notes
A batch of 1902 era items covers world debt at 80 billion dollars, Canada needing 600 snow plows, 9000 beers entering the U.S., a stock plan by United States Steel, preservation of Paul Revere’s Boston home, union building checks, Turkish recognition moves, British navy luck trends, Germany’s 1903 naval build, Hawaii land openings, 1.2 million acres government land, Ohio Wesleyan gains via a bank offering, Fulton’s 1903 rail outlook, Lord Roberts’ invite to Boston’s artillery group, and 1902 winter wheat and corn acreage and production figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
New Mexico
Colorado
United States Steel Company
Paul Revere
Boston
John P. Reynolds, Jr
National Building Trades Council
Leishman
Turkey
United States
Germany
Hawaii
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Methodist Twentieth Century Bank
S. M. Fulton
Alton Railroad
Lord Roberts
Kandahar
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Agricultural Department Bulletin
Irish landlord Captain Shane Taylor sails to seek Roosevelt aid
London reports Capt. Shane Taylor, Irish landlord, who attended the Dublin landlords and tenants conference, sailed on the Ivernia to consult with President Roosevelt about Ireland's land problem. The purpose beyond that is not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shane Taylor
Dublin
United States
Ivernia
Roosevelt
Ireland
Carpenter loses $1500 in furnace mishap in Pittsfield
John Leavy a carpenter and contractor in Pittsfield Massachusetts received a $1500 check for building work and cashed it at a local bank. He carried the funds in his pocket in various bills and later, after tending the furnace, found the money missing. He suspects it slipped from his pocket and was shoveled into the furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
John Leavy
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Andrew Carnegie
New Orleans
Wooster Street
New York
Lorenz
Vienna
England
Eureka Foundry Company
Cincinnati
Dreyer
Chicago
Joliet
Hamlin
St. Louis
Thomas A. Edison
Benjamin B. Odell
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Sheridan
San Francisco
Washington
Palma
Bingham
Honolulu
Gov. Dole
Treasury
Thomas Dunn
Peter Jackson
Hoar
Olyphant
Brotherhood of Railroad
Western Lines
Methodist Bank Offering Commission
Teachers of
Iowa
Des Moines
Indianola
Miss
Michael
Andrew Onder
Joseph Prokop
Minersville
Fort Btady
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
W. R. Sullivan
Bussey
Commissioner of Navigation
Antoinette Dunlap
Aledo
Ill
Allie Cool
Cleveland
JE. W. Hardin & Co.’s Bank
Rockwell
Tex
Lorenz Orthopedic Charity Hospital
New York State Board of Charities
MacDonald
Provincetown
Macon
Union
Samuel Rucker
Roy Rucker
Edward Tucker
Auburn
Topsy
Coney Island
N. Y
First National Bank
Abingdon
Quincy
Missouri Beef Combine
Wilson
Edward VII
India
Delhi
C. J. Parker
Europe
America
Philippine Commission
Congress
Loubet
Morocco
Caracas
Venezuela
Matos
Hay Sunday
Herbert W. Bowen
Great Britain
Italy
Hague Court of Arbitration
Bowen
Hay
Custom House
Berlin
Puerto Cabello
Foreign Office
Mrs. Danforth
St. Joseph
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinham
Mars
Firorence Camorra
Miles Ave
Emma Snyper
East Center St
Marion, Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mase
Middletown
First National Bank of
N. C
T Company
Western
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
H. M. Williame
Law Bldg
Toledo
Alletined
Monty Oat
Fa Ea Tercen
Sears
Willlm St.n.y
Weenie
Poeta Paxtine
Cox
BRB
Paxton CO
Columbus Av
Blair
Maison Recep of
Henry Blair
KESIS
H. Ghesn
Atlanta
Piso