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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
2
Explosion and oil discovery in early 1900s United States report
The report notes fatal mine explosions at Cloverland Indiana injuring and killing several workers. a dynamite blast near Kokomo Indiana kills two farmers. It also mentions oil discovery in Milton West Virginia and other national events from politics to disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverland
Ind
Alfred Reflitt
Albert Harris
Ithel Harris
Thomas Harris
Isaac Marlowe
William Stamm
Kokomo
West Virginia
Milton
Illinois
D. E. Thompson
Republican Caucus
United States
Nebraska
H. Barringer Cox
Indianapolis
California
Tiptonville
Tenn
Griggs
P. C. Knox
Pittsburgh
Albert W. Wishard
Indiana
H. C. Pettit
Morris Paul
Chicago
Menominee Valley
Wisconsin
Jacob Marr
Clinton
Cuba
Massachusetts
Pensacola
Fla
Harrison
Central Passenger Association
Cleveland
Poughkeepsie
Stony Point
N. Y
White House
Wolcott
Colorado
Minnesota
Portland
Mich
Grand River
Birmingham
Ala
Carrie Nation
Cincinnati
Gov. Voorhees
New Jersey
Milo Gregory
Kennett
Joseph Covert
Charley Herr
Crescens
Boralma
Readville
Mass
Charles Pfeifer
Brooklyn
Notable Birthdays and Obituaries Across the Nation
Former President Grover Cleveland marked his sixty fourth birthday at his Princeton New Jersey home. Rev Dr Arthur Edwards longtime Northwestern Christian Advocate editor and Civil War veteran died at his Chicago residence aged sixty four. Rev Dr Frederick A Muhlenburg famed Lutheran pastor died in Reading Pennsylvania aged eighty two. Mrs Kate Green celebrated her one hundred eleventh birthday in Coldwater Michigan. B S Phelps of Colorado Springs Colorado celebrated his one hundred first birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Assembly
Guglielmo Marconi
United States Circuit Court
New York
Milwaukee
Dallas
Tex
Minnesota Senate
Halifax County
New York City
Tammany Organization
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
W. J. Gilbert
First National Bank
Niles
Mich
Johnson
Glen Garden
N. J
America
Griggs
John F. Caples
Chili
United States
Joseph M. Bartholomew
Supreme Court of
North Dakota
Bismarck
Nathan Townsend
Cass City
John Wesley
Josie Cleveland
Arkadelphia
Ark
George W. Anderson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Henry Oxendine
Nettie Eckels
Webb City
Albert Langenbach
Rudolph Klos
Kenosha
Wis
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Arthur Edwards
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Chicago
Frederick A. Muhlenburg
Reading
Kate Green
Coldwater
B. S. Phelps
Colorado Springs, Col
Tientsin Deadlock Deepens as War Fears Rise
General Wogack demands British withdrawal from Tientsin and apology for flag removal. British commander rejects both, raising war prospects. Civil rule replaces military in the Philippines June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wogack
Tientsin
Philippines
Kitchener
Philip Botha
Orange River Colony
Cape Colony
Chaffee
MacArthur
Islands
Andrew Carnegie
Southampton
Cuba
United States
Antwerp
Germany
Russia
England
St. Petersburg
Minor News Items Snapshot of Early 1900s Facts
A roundup of varied facts: diverse Philippine languages, India tax threshold, Arizona population density, future army food ideas, Jewish press effort, buffalo on new ten dollar note, land value surges in Minnesota, postal auto deliveries in France, King Edward Ireland visits, Gould estate gains, mail handling reforms, Colorado beaver control, Austria-Hungary census rise, Cc. P. Bryan trade wins, banana flour use, Oneida sailor Chapman Sherandoah, northern to southern migration trend, Wilson on livestock medicine savings in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
India
Arizona
United States
Minnesota
France
King Edward
Ireland
Gould
Post Office Department
New York
Colorado
Austria-Hungary
Cc. P. Bryan
Unites States
Brazil
Congress of
United States Navy
Chapman Sherandoah
Atlanta
Wilson
Grand Rapids Cathedral Destroyed by Lightning Fire
A thunder strike destroyed St. Andrew's Catholic cathedral in Grand Rapids Michigan with fire damage totaling about 50000 dollars of which 20000 is insured. The organ valued at 10000 dollars was ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
St. Andrew’s Catholic
Charles S. May
Michigan
Island View
Gull Lake
New York
Pittsburg
Leader
Monongahela River
Aghamahalleh
Seres
Salonica
Monastir
Macedonia
Suva
South Pacific
New Caledonia
Tonga
Fiji
Islands
Objections to Milner Cited in House Question
London March 25. Colonial Secretary Chamberlain said in the Commons no specific objections were raised by Gen Botha to peace terms offered by Gen Kitchener and Botha made no counter proposals. Government possession included a private telegram from Kitchener noting Botha’s strong objection to Sir Alfred Milner. Cape Town March 25. A severe fight occurred March 22 between British and Boers at Hartebeestfontein east of Klerksdorp Transvaal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mr. Chamberlain
House of Commons
Botha
Kitchener
Gen. Botha
Alfred Milner
Cape Town
Hartebeestfontein
Klerksdorp
Transvaal
Mrs Townsend poisons two children and herself near Cass City
Cass City, Mich the Townsend family tragedy ends with the deaths of Mrs Nathan Townsend and her two children a girl eight and a boy ten after she ingested laudanum. Authorities cite family difficulties as the likely motive with the incident occurring Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass City
Mich
Nathan Townsend
Here
Strike Settlement Reaches MacBeth Grass Plant
Marion Indiana report says a settlement between strikers and the MacBeth Grass company was reached Saturday. About 400 workers at the local plant will return to work Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
MacBeth Grass Company
American College Planned in Honduras for Girls
Dr Jenks of Indianapolis will establish an American college for girls in Santa Cruz de Yojoa Honduras. He left New Orleans with a faculty and equipment to open the institution. Honduran leaders and two former presidents urged the project, with 28 rich citizens funding a college building and the government supplying operating funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jenks
Indianapolis
Institution of Learning
Honduras
Joseph S. Jenks
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Griswold College
Indiana
New Orleans
Santa Cruze de Yejoa
Jenks
United States
Santa Cruze
Corn Soup Recipe from Good Housekeeping
A corn soup preparation from Good Housekeeping details ingredients including corn milk butter flour salt pepper and onion. It instructs cooking corn with milk, making a separate roux, combining, sieving, returning to heat, adding yolks and milk, then serving after a final minute.
A Watchmaker and the Father of American Watchmaking
The late Aaron Dennison was called the father of American watchmaking by Youth's Companion. He pursued his work to aid fellow men, often working late into the night while his wife urged rest. He said he was trying to make it possible for every poor man to have a watch, a goal he nearly achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Dennison
California’s Treasures Highlight Miners Wealth Study
The California Miners association published a treatise on the state’s mineral wealth revealing gold leads, but quicksilver value surpasses silver by half annually. Petroleum output also exceeds silver in value, with copper and borax noted among California’s important minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Miners’ Association
California
Markets Across Cities Report Mixed March Prices
The report lists grain and livestock prices from New York Chicago Toledo East Buffalo East Liberty and Cincinnati for March 26. Wheat corn oats hogs cattle sheep and lambs show varying gains and losses with values such as No 2 red wheat 80 to 81 cents, hogs around 6.00, steers up to 6.00, lambs 5.20 to 5.90 in several markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East Buffalo
East Liberty
Cincinnati
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