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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1903
Page
2
Congressional actions and votes on coal rebates and bills
The senate approved a one year coal duty rebate measure and a militia bill with a reserve force amendment. The house passed the foreign coal rebate bill by wide margin and considered government seizure of coal mines. On subsequent days the senate debated trusts with Tillman and statehood, while the house advanced the army appropriation, commerce bill, and a senate bill creating a department of commerce and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Perkins
Judiciary Committee
Guam
Tillman
Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce and Labor
Coal strike and politics ripple through 1903 headlines
Erie company witnesses tell of reduced efficiency and discipline issues since the union push in the anthracite region. Roosevelt signs the anthracite repeal bill. A mix of violence, investigations, and legislative actions fill the day with reforms and political clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Commission
Philadelphia
Erie Company
Union
Acquittal in Long Island murder case and other notices
At Riverhead Louis A Disbrow was acquitted of the June 9 killing of Clarence Foster. charges over a Miss Lawrence murder will be dismissed. Two die in a New York dry goods store fire. A steel mill combine spans several states. The American Peace Society backs an international peace congress. Coal on the free list prompts treasury action amid a troubled industrial scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverhead
L. I
Louis A. Disbrow
Clarence Foster
Good Ground
Disbrow
Miss Lawrence
New York City
Independence Iron Mills
Muncie
Hartford City
New Albany
Terre Haute
Chicago
Ind
Findlay
Muskegon
Mich
Robert Treat Paine
American Peace Society
Treasury Department
R. G. Dun & Co
John Mitchell
Shaw
International Customs Congress
New York
St. Louis
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Monrovia
Ranney Refrigerator
Greenville
State Bank of Toronto
Kan
Capt. Streeter
William MceManners
Henry Hoeldtke
Joliet Prison
Watchman Kirk
Lake Michigan
Sycamore
Great Western
William Fitzhugh
Alaska
Monongahera
National Tube Works
McKeesport
Illinois
Ireton Bros
van Wert
Political shifts and notable deaths reported nationwide
Unanimous reelection choice for Senator Spooner in Wisconsin joins New Hampshire and Utah caucus nominees Gallinger and Smoot. Illinois Republican caucus nominates Hopkins for senator. Notables die include Matson in Chicago, Tevis in San Francisco, Dockery in Hattonville, Hewitt in New York, and old ballplayer Anson announces Chicago city treasurer bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
J. H. Gallinger
Apostle Reed Smoot
Utah
Canute R. Matson
Chicago
A. J. Hopkins
Illinois
Legislative Republican Caucus
Alice B. Tevis
Hugh Tevis
San Francisco
Zilpha Dockery
Texas
Hattonville
Abram S. Hewitt
New York
Congress
A. C. Anson
International relief funds and colonial clashes reported
The Swedish government commission estimates seven million dollars are needed to avert famine in northern districts. In Fez Morocco American and English missionaries were forced to flee as Moors hissed at women. In Albay Luzon Constabulary Inspector Fletcher was ambushed by thirty bolomen, killing five of his attackers and wounding him. he escaped, regrouped, and his party killed six bolomen. The U S coal duty remission changes little for Britain, and Gowdy says French coal unlikely to reach the United States despite free-list action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ohio
United State
O. 8
Paniels
J. L. Huddleston
E. J. Flory
J. Hester
Sour Lake
Texas
Washington
Weeroes
Gov
Jelks
Alabama
New York
New York Board of Education
Ransom O'Neal
Charles Tunstall
Angleton
Tex
Cigar Dealers Antitrust Convention
Chicago
Bella Gibson
Alexander Gibson
Jasonville
Ind
Roosevelt
Erie Company
Philadelphia
Tommy Ryan
Bill Stift
Kansas City
National Live Stock Association
National Trust
Detroit
House Committee
J. H. Tillman
South Carolina
United States
Narcisso Gener Gonzales
Columbia
S. C
Fez
Morocco
Fletcher
Albay
Luzon
Paris
Gowdy
American Congress
Senate Debates Statehood Bill and Rail Telephones
The senate spent time on the statehood bill while the house passed the consular and diplomatic appropriation. Rail telephones will likely equip the New York New Haven Hartford system after tests by American Telegraph and Telephone electricians showing minimal service disruption. A Hazlewood Pa grade crossing crash injured two seriously and ten others, with a separate homeward Baltimore and Ohio accident and a jewelry heist in South Bend. Fire in Chicago ruined a grain elevator at Eckhardt Swan. A fatal fire in New York Bowery building killed firefighter James Corbett and caused substantial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
American Telegraph & Telephone Co
Hazlewood
Versailles
Baltimore & Ohio
Eckhardt & Swan Milling Co
Bowery
New York City
James Corbett
John W. Gates
Inter-State Commerce Commission
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
George W. Perkins
Southern Railway System
United States Supreme Court
Illinois State Supreme Court
Cornelius Billings
State of Illinois
Illinois
Attalla County
Miss
Minor News Items From The National Scene
Railways plan to spend about 3.8 billion in betterments and extensions this year. Marconi expects wireless telegraphs for commercial use within months. An Indiaman aged 30 seeks ninth divorce suit with all ex-wives living nearby. A national union of teamsters forms with 150000 to join. North German Lloyd to land at Plymouth, cutting London trip by five hours. Aaron von Sternberg to receive envoy rank equal to ambassador. Catholic charity euchre in New York raises 10000 with 7500 players at 1875 tables. Teresa Fischer dies after seasickness aboard Breslau, collapse tied to illness. Gen. Chaffee says McKinley order thwarted seizure of 80000000 in China. Pennsylvanian railroad to switch to nickeled steel rails on Allegheny curves. Rev J J Adams calls for churches to honor Frederick Douglass. Taft urges Philippines to stay neutral on church property dispute. John M Mack insured for 1 million dollars. Rev Dr Hoffman resigns from Our Redeemer in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marconi
National Union of Teamsters
Lloyd
Plymouth
Southampton
London
Aaron von Sternberg
Germany
Euchre
New York
Teresa Fischer
Baltimore
Breslau
Gen
Frederick Douglass
Taft
Philippines
John M. Mack
Philadelphia
H. S. Hoffman
Reformed Episcopal Church of Our Redeemer
Tax Upheld on Vanderbilt Estate Under War Tax Act
New York January 16 Judge Wheeler in the United States circuit court sustained the validity of the war tax act of June 13 1898 on the Vanderbilt estate amounting to 311681 assessed and collected by the internal revenue service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Circuit Court
Wheeler
United States
Vanderbilt
United States Collector of Internal Revenue
Prominent Iowan Dead
Sioux City Iowa, Jan 16 Colonel Thompson of Rock Rapids former commander of the Grand Army of Iowa died Thursday He was a well known banker and pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Col. Thompson
Rock Rapids
Grand Army of Iowa
Boy bitten by chimpanzee at zoo lesson in curiosity
A 12 year old boy at the zoo shook hands with a chimpanzee despite warnings. The animal bit the boy’s finger to the bone causing a crowd to gasp as the father explained the boy’s curious nature and the lesson learned about monkeys teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Claudius
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Serafino Vaunntelli
Cardinal Parocchi
Leo
Massachusetts
Culebra Island
M. de Blowitz
London Times
Panther
Fort San Carlos
Lake Maracaibo
Venezuela
Curacao
Ebitor
N. G. Gonzales
Columbia, S. C
The
State
Columbia Hospital
James H. Tillman
Benjamin R. Tillman
Main Street
Gervais
State Capitol
Jim Tillman
Gonzales
City Hospital
Boland
Lieut
Gov Tillman
Mr. Gonzales
B. R. Tillman
McLaurin
United States Senate
South
F. Wright
Oelwein
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Adelaide Prael
St. Ann’s Ave
pouGtas Las Union
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Heyl
W. L. Glas
Marn
Endgime
St. Jacobs Oil
Price
Central
Fran Gannce
Dubuque
Waterloo
Albert Lea
A. H. Hanson
Salzer
Rene
Speltz
Seed CO
Western
Canada
Suns
Ottawa
H. M. Williams
Law Bridge
Toledo
Des
Munson
Lee
Nak
DE Snir
Will
Sterling Remedy CO
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First National Bank of
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