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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1902
Page
2
A weekly roundup reports on industrial field news, personal and political items, and happenings both at home and abroad, compactly summarizing notable events and shifts in a single column.
The report covers Senate and House actions including Philippine and statehood debates, nominations confirmed, and a Martinique relief bill. It notes ships, naval funerals, strikes, beaf trust suit, volcanic eruptions, and notable deaths as context.
Secretary Rootin testifies before Congress asserting full responsibility for the Philippines policy of retaliation and reconcentration, defending its necessity and proven efficacy. A series of isolated incidents and deaths are noted, including a train clash in Tennessee, clergy deaths, a editor’s death in Denver, and a steamer wreck near Cairo.
The text lists Republican congressional nominations by state and district, noting Illinois candidates Martin Madden James Mann and others, Michigan E L Hamilton, Ohio J J Gill, and Iowa, plus Des Moines state convention July 30. It also records Illinois party endorsements and nominations, birth anniversaries, a Minnesota convention date, and various local political notices.
Reports from the Caribbean describe the complete destruction of St Pierre Martinique by a quake and volcanic eruption with death tolls varying from 25 000 to 40 000 across surrounding parishes. Elsewhere advisories note political resignations and accidents as a world spanning update unfolds. Virginia continues to monitor.
Guy Locke aged 18 and Edward Buffey aged 20 received penal servitude for life for the murder of Peter Fafinski during a robbery attempt at his Chicago grocery. The notes mix with other city news about Addisons disease cases, obituaries, and various international events.
A new Pennsylvanian train reduces travel time between Ohio and New York to 17 hours. The era of rapid rail and steamship consolidation prompts market fears as the J P Morgan trust signals possible rail acquisitions. A broad snapshot of early 1900s transport, finance, and politics.
Reports from St Thomas describe the destruction of St Pierre Martinique after Mont Pelee eruptions and earthquakes. The city and harbor are reported obliterated with estimates of about 25 000 dead as boats and factories are destroyed and residents flee for safety.
Dr Llewellyn Jordan Medical Examiner of U S Treasury praises Peruna after a month of use declaring he is now well again. Anacostia physician George C Havener also commends the remedy as beneficial for catarrh in his practice. Address Dr Hartman for free advice if results are unsatisfactory.
Captain Ferguson of the Hestia reports a dramatic encounter 180 miles south of Cape Hatteras as seven waterspouts formed and rushed toward the ship. Six withered, one struck the deck tearing hatch coverings but caused no serious damage to the vessel.
Des Moines will host the Iowa Republican state convention on July 30 as the state central committee fixes the date. Congressman W. I. Smith of Council Bluffs is named temporary chairman and Herbert Remley of Iowa City as temporary secretary.
A Munich fancy dress ball featured guests in outfits of infamous criminals. Walls showed illustrations of famous crimes and the event was described as provocative and merriment filled.
The weekly mail to the English army in South Africa carries about 200000 letters. The report notes heavy air conditions affecting delivery and transport of correspondence to units stationed abroad.
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