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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1903
Page
2
Brief compendium of personal, political, and domestic happenings at home and abroad with notes on industry and international developments.
The senate spent days debating the omnibus statehood measure and held a brief session on Cuban reciprocity. The house debated the Philippine coinage bill while approving military and Alaska land bills and reporting headstone appropriations for Confederate graves.
President Roosevelt has signed the militia bill recently passed by Congress. The bark Abiel Abbot ran aground near Ship Bottom off the New Jersey coast with four drowned. A. J. Hopkins' U S Senate election was ratified by Illinois legislature.
Mrs. Mary A. Hunt of Beloit is 101 and sound of mind. John P. Teeple turns 100 at his La Porte home. Judge Augustus Baldwin, 87, former Fifth Michigan representative, dies in Pontiac. Henry M. Teller reelected U S senator by Colorado Democrats amid fraud charges. Charles Roberts Ingersoll dies at 82 in New Haven from general debility.
The article notes raising the blockade as Venezuela's demand before negotiations begin. Venice votes a 100000 dollar credit to restore historic buildings. Col Arthur Lynch faces treason trial in London. Queen Victoria’s death anniversary marked in Britain. German flagship Vineta and cruisers bombard Fort San Carlos, Venezuela. Timothy Harrington reelected lord mayor of Dublin for a third term.
Brig. Gen. Edward M. Hayes and Col. Charles L. Davis both promoted to vacancies. Pettus reelected U S senator by Alabama legislature. A Lederer & Co Chicago store damaged $90000 by fire. most losses from stock. Fatal freight wreck near Satterfield Pa kills two brakemen, injures conductor. White House building costs projected at 110224 for coming year. President commutes death sentences in Oklahoma cases. Barge Jennie Hughes lost off Fenwick's Island. crew rescued. Minor items note boxing bans, copper output, Carnegie gift, anti liquor license edict, and notable bids and lectures.
Reports from Maracaibo and Berlin detail the ongoing bombardment of Fort San Carlos by German cruisers Vineta Panther and Falke. Venezuelan casualties include 12 dead and 15 wounded. a San Carlos fisherman recounts over 25 Indigenous fishermen killed or wounded.
Doan's Kidney Pills are praised in 1902 testimonials from Rockport Texas and Cleveland Kentucky. Sufferers report back pain easing, kidney stone relief, improved sleep, and restored mobility after short trial periods. The ads tout cures for urinary and nervous issues and urge readers to try the free trial.
Sergeant Brown aboard a Clinton avenue trolley in Newark confronted a dozen frightened women when a hat contained a nest of three mice. He killed the rodents, the owner refused to reclaim the hat, and she alighted later without giving her name.
In a Chicago Record-Herald query, fourteen deer hunters were killed this season versus ten football players. The piece questions who will care for football after these fatalities and contemplates the sport’s future safety concerns.
The Chicago Tribune notes Soma One can produce fireproof plate glass and may soon occupy a large mansion on Easy Street, signaling rising stature for the inventor.
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