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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
2
Congressional News Roundup on Canal Bills and Global Events
Congress debates isthmian canal route funding while President Roosevelt pushes for Cuba trade terms and tariff changes. Reports cover executions, accidents, strikes, weather, rail and river projects, and international affairs including Spain Cuba and Boer War developments.
World events mix of strikes, storms and honors
The report lists diverse readings from the era: St Louis fair will not open Sundays. Pawtucket troops on duty amid streetcar troubles. Roosevelt at West Point Centennial address. Allis-Chalmers strike settled. Black Hawk war monument unveiled. Illinois tornado deaths and damage. hangings in Salisbury after a murder. Havemeyer Cuban reciprocity funding proof. Wisconsin coal strike leaders honored. mosquito-driven expulsion of Italian railroad workers. census manufacture stats in print. Nashville-Chattanooga-St Louis collision casualties. West Point diplomas and centennial end. Roosevelt approves Wood’s Cuban payment. stock yards tensions. Dubuque cyclone river disaster. Wilkes-Barre miners’ unrest. Maj Waller’s Manila acquittal. Copac schoolhouse wreck. War Department marines to Manila. Army promotions. Dr Patton resigns Princeton presidency to Woodrow Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Pawtucket
R. I
West Point Military Academy
Roosevelt
Allis-Chalmers
Chicago
Stillman Valley
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Bloomington
Lincoln
Champaign
Peoria
Urbana
James Gillespie
Ben- 6On
Salisbury
N. C
Washington
H. C. Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
James H. Agen
Wiscon Republic
Com- Harrison
West
Michigan
Wisconsin
Census Bureau
Nashville, Chattanooga& St. Louis
Chattanooga
Wilkesbarre
Thomas
Lehigh Company
Maj
Littleton Waller
Manila
San Francisco
Copac
Mildred McAtlir
Charles Chance
United States
Warren
Cuba
Philippines
China
Patton
Princeton
N. J.) University
Woodrow Wilson
Pennsylvania and Maine Republicans Nominate Gubernatorial Candidates
In Harrisburg at the state convention Samuel W. Pennypacker of Philadelphia is named the Republican nominee for governor in Pennsylvania. In Maine John F. Hill is renominated for governor. Also noted, Judge N M Hubbard long associated with the Northwestern railway and Iowa politics dies at Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Philadelphia
John F. Hill
Maine
N. M. Hubbard
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Numerous fatal incidents and political shifts reported abroad
Nine die in a London tenement fire. Mexican troops attack Yaqui camp killing many. Snow blankets Middleburg Cape Colony for first time in 16 years. July 10 set as limit for Boers who surrender. Royal visit to Choate reported. Cuban fraud convict Neely released under amnesty. British plan inquiry commission on South African war. Irish MP Arthur Lynch arrested on treason in London. Sidi Ali Bey of Tunis dies at 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Torres
Middleburg
Cape Colony
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Princess Victoria
United States
Choate
Carleton House
C.F.W. Neely
Havana
Col
Arthur Lynch
Sidi Ali
Tunis
Tornado Sinks Steamer Ravenna Near Dubuque
A June 13 tornado overturned and sank the steamer Ravenna at Maquoketa chute, four miles upriver. Captain John Hoy and three others drowned. 15 crew were rescued from the wreckage. victims include Byron Trask Louis Walker and Dell Dell from Stillwater and La Crosse. The Harris Nickel Plate circus tent nearby was blown down injuring 25, with Clara Campbell among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Harris Nickel Plate Circus
Clara Campbell
Utterbeck
Samuel
Drowning Tragedy Claims Three at Rosston Sink Hole
A fishing party from Bos ton on Crooked Run at Rosston faced tragedy when a net entangled in a snag at ten feet depth led to the drownings of Andrew Hileman and Kirk Bailey. Dwight Bailey was severely injured as the rescue attempt began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
Rosston
Andrew Hileman
Kirk Bailey
Dwight Bailey
Bailey
Hileman
Boston
Crooked Run
Admirals Coghlan to lead Pauncefote ceremonies and rail record
Admiral Coghlan aboard the flagship Brooklyn at the New York navy yard to oversee final rites for Lord Pauncefote's remains. Separate notes report a Pennsylvanian and Lake Shore fast train record of 19 hours 57 minutes from New York to Chicago, a Muskegon forgery warrant for Luther W. Shear with a $200 reward, Cape Colony’s extreme cold and sheep losses, the Chicago Federation of Labor forming an arbitration board, soft coal price hikes in New York, Texas crop drought, the death of L Coe Young of Binghamton, and ongoing senate canal bill debate with pension approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Coghlan
Brooklyn
New York Navy Yard
Lord Pauncefote
New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Lake Shore
Muskegon
Mich
Luther W. Shear
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Cape Colony
Chicago Federation of Labor
New York City
Texas
L. Coe Young
State Department
Binghamton
N. Y
Young
Georgia
Senate
Ard Ags
House
Minor News items of varied topics across cities and nations
Elections in New York will rise to 1 537 sets this fall, with a gain of six. A new town will replace St Pim Bert in Martime, not on the old site. London experiments with oil fuel for fire engines prove satisfactory. Pennsylvania Lutheran ministers reject individual communion cups. West Pittston scholars refuse lessons from a nonunion miner superintendent. A young American, Paul Haseltine Stanley, attempted to ride a horse up the Alteri palace steps in Rome and was arrested. The Connecticut supreme court upholds Sidney Hall’s legacy for anti immortality doctrine. The Liberty Bell, shown in Charleston, is moved back to Independence Hall, Philadelphia. David Crosby Foster, Poughkeepsie bank president, is believed to be the country’s oldest bank president at 93. Gen Collis bequest includes two regimental flags to rest with Grant. Pennsylvania Railroad orders gatemen in Jersey City to curb kissing to avoid blocked exits. American cattle shipments to South Africa begin with 600 moved, aiming for 10 000 this year. North American Trust plans a large banker combine with 5 000 000 parent and 45 000 000 surplus and branches in five leading cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martime
St. Pi
Davie
Paul Haseltine Stanley
Alteri Palace
Rome
Connecticut Supreme Court
Sidney Hall
Charleston
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Soul
David Crosby Foster
Poughkeepsie
N. Y.) Bank
Charles H. T. Collis
Ulysses S. Grant
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Jersey City
South Africa
North American Trust Company
Death Toll Mounts From Illinois Tornado Outbreak
Bloomington Ill June 13 Wire reports reveal additional tornado fatalities in McLean county as details emerge. Cora Reynolds two dies after being struck by debris and her mother is critically injured. Farm damage includes a fence driven through a board and barn collapse killing 17 cattle and 20 hogs. a church losses total 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coppoc
Bloomington
Ill
McLean County
Cora Reynolds
J. A. Reynolds
Saybrook
Bury
Diplomas Awarded To West Point Cadets At Centennial
West Point New York June 13 The centennial celebration concluded with diplomas presented to the graduating class. The outdoor ceremony on Cavalry Plain featured an open tent and President Roosevelt awarding diplomas while shaking hands with each cadet. Speakers included Congressman Dick for the board of visitors Secretary Root for the government and General Miles for the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
West Point Military Academy
Congressman Dick
Board of Visitors
Root
Gen. Miles
Army
Fatal Knife Fight Over Kettle At Boston Oyster House
Niles Brewster, a cook at the Boston oyster-house in Chicago, was fatally stabbed by Edward Kuhn during a kitchen quarrel over a kettle. Brewster died en route to county hospital. Kuhn surrendered without resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Niles Brewster
Boston
Madison and
Clark Streets
Edward Kuhn
Brewster
Kuhn
Fatal drowning after net entanglement at Armstrong County
Desperate struggles in the river ended with the deaths of Mr. Hileman and Dwight Bailey after a net trapped three men. A. B. Bailey rescued his brother after spotting the current's direction. the family of the drowned men watched in agony. Both victims were prominent Armstrong county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Bailey
Mr. Hileman
A. B. Bailey
Dwight
Hileman and Bailey
Armstrong County
Exorbitant Legal Fee Sparks Comic Exchange
A Chicago Daily News item recounts a humorous dispute over attorney fees with a lawyer offering sixty dollars and a client reacting that the sum should cover a whole jury. The piece mentions Hen Crosse of Wisconsin and Y. M. C. Mr. Salzer, a prominent layman, and touches on philanthropy and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Dailyews
Laura Howard of Chicago Praises Pinkham Remedy
A letter from Laura Howard of 113 Newberry Ave Chicago describes severe pains swelling dizziness and sleepless nights followed by relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with its Sanative Wash. She claims doctors often guess and urges other women to seek her remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Ladies
Golf Club
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Laura Howard
Laura
Newberry Ave
Ill
Knights of Maccabees in Michigan Rename and Expand
Marquette June 13 The great camp Knights of Maccabees for Michigan votes to amend its constitution expanding jurisdiction beyond the state. Knights appoint Maj. N. S. Boynton commander and Thomas Watson record keeper while the order adopts the name Knights of Modern Maccabees to avoid confusion with the Supreme camp. The group caps bank deposits at 50000 to prevent defalcations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Mich
Great Camp
European Patent Tycoons Join U S Syndicate
New York report notes Ganz & Co of Buda Pesth, major European electrical patent owners and suppliers, joining the Whitney Elkins Ryan Dolan syndicate to form a vast combine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ganz & Co
Buda-Pesth
Europe
Whitney-Elkins- Ryan-Dolan Syndicate
Delighted with America Count Rochambeau Sails Home
Count and Countess Rochambeau arrived for the unveiling of the Washington statue and sailed for France on the Lorraine Thursday expressing great delight at their American reception in New York on June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Count
Countess Rochambeau
Rochambeau
Washington
France
Lorraine
Hanged man in Russia after failed assassination bid
Was hanged, St. Petersburg, June 13. Hirsch Lekert, who made a May 18 attempt to assassinate Lieut. Gen. Von Wahl, governor of Yj na, was hanged Tuesday, June 10, according to reports received Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Hirsch Lekert
von Wahl
Yjna
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Elbow Lake
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