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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
2
Senate and House Debate Mark Philippine Question and Legislation
The Senate and House spent much time on the Philippine question with extensive debate. The House passed the agricultural appropriation bill raising good roads funds and considered District of Columbia appropriations. Other actions included postal, labor, Cuba, cattle import duties, and a commerce department proposal. A resolution honored Congressman Amos J. Cummings as the House adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Beef Trust
Lacey
District of Columbia
St. Louis
House
Republic of Cuba
Department of Commerce
Philippines
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Mixed World News and Domestic Headlines Reach Across States
Reports from Kewanee to Indianapolis recounts car fatalities at a crossing and a crowd panic in Philadelphia. International notes include the Russian battleship Retvisan sailing to Russia and Carnegie pledging another million for libraries in 24 towns. Domestic items cover anti trust measures, Cuba relief, naval leadership changes, and a Bayard cyclone with property losses.
Bettendorf plant fire causes $250000 loss at Davenport
The Bettendorf Steel Axle company main plant at Davenport Iowa is destroyed by fire with losses estimated at 250000 dollars. The blaze disrupted operations and prompted emergency responses from local crews. The incident remains under investigation.
London discusses Earl Roberts retirement after coronation
A London report notes military circles freely discuss Earl Roberts possibly retiring as commander in chief after the coronation. The text mentions no other identifiable details beyond this topic and context.
Political Renames and Notable Deaths Highlight 1887 Iowa and Ohio
The report lists several congressional renomination races across districts in Iowa Ohio and Michigan with Republican contenders including D T Henderson R Cousins T B Kyle Stephen Morgan W Gardner G W Prince and R W Miers A New York Democrat Amos J Cummings dies in Baltimore at 60 Chicago magnate Potter Palmer succumbs after three weeks of grippe pneumonia described as the likely cause His estate for probate valued around 10 million dollars, largely in Chicago real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. TB. Henderson
Iowa
R. G. Cousins
Ohio
T. B. Kyle
Stephen Morgan
Michigan
W. Gardner
Illinois
G. W. Prince
Indiana
R. W. Miers
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Baltimore
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Grippe
Boer delegates hold Separate district confer on peace terms
Boer delegates plan a separate district conference to discuss peace terms. The fourth monthly Chinese indemnity of 1 292 200 dollars has been paid. An Italian pardon frees US cruiser Chicago officers jailed in Venice. General Palma reached Santiago to a crowd of 20 008 as peace talks near May 15 final meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radziwill
Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes
Wilhelmina
Hague
Italy
United States
Chicago
Venice
South Africa
Palma
Cuba
Santiago
Minor News Items From Various Places
A hailstorm tore through western Oklahoma causing widespread damage. Mrs. Daniel L. Lamont is elected president of the Army Relief Society of the United States. Emigration from the west to America is described as alarming. Jules Verne, at eighty six, still writes four hours daily. A wave measuring machine at the University of Chicago aims to read 32 000 lines per inch. Rev Dr Charles Olmsted is named bishop of Colorado. The Wilson homestead in Mason New Hampshire, claimed birthplace of Uncle Sam, sold for 1500 dollars. An American syndicate in steamship lines is formed. An Episcopal diocese plans a daily boat service to Europe. J Pierpont Morgan is to invest 12 500 000 dollars in a stock of a pressing combine. Tadlock in Tennessee and family receive new ships for his service financing. Henry C Havemeyer has donated 2000 volumes to a public school library erected by him. The Greenwich Conn bar bulletin notes foreign comments ahead of a New York to Brazil freight line. At Greenville Miss Morris Rosen Stock contracts to harvest cotton with machines for a Pittsburg company. Carroll D Wright, head of the Bureau of Statistics of Labor, is named head of a new collegiate school at Clark University in Worcester Massachusetts while keeping his Washington post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Army Relief Society of the
United States
Daniel L. Lamont
West Land
Americ
Ireais
Jules Verne
University of Chicago
Charles Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Wilson Homestead
Mason
N. H
Uncle Sam
Episcopal
Europe
J. Pierpont Morgan
Ping Combine
Jonesboro
Tadlock
Sery
Tenn
Samuel KK
Ned
Nancy J. Good
Henry C. Havemeyer
Librar
Bar
Greenwich
Conn
New York
Brazil
Greenville
Miss
Morris Rosen
Stock
Thomas R. Morris
Pittsboro
Machi
Carroll D. Wright
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Washington
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Wright
Roosevelt insists flag stays in Philippines to the Sons of the American Revolution
President Roosevelt tells the Sons of the American Revolution at the Willard hotel that the union flag remains over the Philippines and praises the army and navy. He urges patriotism and strong policy, and salutes current soldiers and sailors for their service in the eastern tropics. He also speaks at Annapolis urging naval readiness and training. In other news, Harry Cooper, who escaped in Marietta, remains at large after a jailbreak aided by a sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Sons of the American Revolution
Philippines
Annapolis
New Willard Hotel
Congress of the Sons of the American Revolution
Union
Republic
American Republic
United States
Tropics
Senator Lodge
Hanna
United States Naval Academy
United States’ Navy
Marietta
Mayo
Harry Cooper
Beaumont
Notable Jokes and Quotations From Historic Papers
A collage of humorous snippets and aphorisms from various papers. Jests about debts at college, weight, weddings, telegrams, and lofty epitaphs mix with quips on land in Alaska and the road to Dale. A light, satirical snapshot of early 20th century humor.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Cure
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female troubles. It claims to treat ovarian issues, womb disorders, menstrual irregularities, and related symptoms, endorsing widespread success and urging use over substitutes. Sold by doctors and druggists.
Death Bed Wish From Ping Pong Plebe
A hospital physician delivers a final prognosis to a young patient as nurses move quietly about the room. The patient, hearing of an eternal rest, joyfully recalls not having to chase the endless ping pong ball. The tale labels him one of many ping pong plebes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheestheed
Baltimore
Uses of the Wheel in a Moral Society
An excerpt arguing the bicycle serves social reform by curbing gossip among women and reducing idle talk. It suggests the wheel helps control behavior, limit head turning gossip, and keep pace with modern moral concerns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congressional
C. A. Butters
A. Emery
Blanch Harding
Margaret Keeler
Kewanee
Tom Thunder
Gatesville
Wis
Retvisan
Cramp & Sons
Philadelphia
Russia
Gov. Cummins
Minneapolis
Congress
Andrew Carnegie
Scotland
Ernest Dowley
Harry Dowell
Guston
Long
Naval Establishment
Moody
A. Ss
London
Pittsburg
Rock Island
St. Colorado
Crowninshield
Pur- Louis
Kansas City
Tron and Steel Wheeling
Bethea
Rational Bank
Amalgamated Association
Wheeling
W. Va
Theodore Shaffer
Association of Workers
Easury
Indiana Supreme Court
Bayard
van Wert
Weldon
John L. Kingsbury
Denver
Col
Atest
Indianapolis
Davenport
Bettendorf Steel Axle Company
William Henry Moody
Navy
Lewis Young
Moundsville
Arthur Kell
Thomas Nast
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Angeles
Cal
Los
J. J. Hill
Perle Hill
Spring Valley
Hill
National Society of the the American Revolution
Edwin Warfield
Maryland
Woodburn
Lohrville
Hiteman
Adaza
Philippi
Dun & Co
Trade Review
H. A. Barrows
Clyde
N. Y
Arthur Donner
Sugar Trust
Wes
Scranton
Louis
Theaseball Club
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Wrebade
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Shaw
Treasury
Hall of Representatives
Connellsville
Canada
House of Commons
Chaffee
Board of Inquiry
Baldwin
Bayan
Mindanao
Sultan
Rajah
Earl Roberts
F. M
East River
Seventy-sixth Street
New York City
Frank Diconza
Williamsburg
Maj
William Wagner
Short Hills
N. J
Milit Loyal Legion
Aary Order of the of the United States
Maj. Wagner
Sarah Pelot
Louisville
Treasury Department
Confederacy
Corliss
Hiram Pugh
Bridgeton
Leipsic
Saxony
Berlin
Herr Freidel
Reichstag
Barfelt
Representative Otey
Virginia
President Roosevelt
Sons of Revolution
Alaska
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Dale
Indianapolis News
Unny
Harvard Lampoon
Philadelphia Press
Cobwigger
Freddie
N. Y. Sun
Evelyn
Dan'l
Dan
Jeth
Kate
Edith
Boston Transcript
Ohio State Journal
Edger
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pound
Douglas Union
Douglas
Have
Theasons
W.L. Douglas
Corona Kid
Corona Colt
National Kangaroo
Brockton
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Western Canada
F. Pedley
Ottawa
Joseph Young
State St
East Columbus
Canad Williams
Law
Toledo
Ee de Dr. Murray
DR. Murray
Kentucky
Murray
Aime
R. A. Bickel & CO
Louisa
Lo — Os Kronituckyy
Jefferson Aves
St, Louis
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