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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1902
Page
3
A writer argues that love from a wife or partner inspires achievement and citizenship. Unmarried men risk dissipation and isolation, while married life hinges on temperance and mutual growth. He urges clean, wholesome union as essential for personal and societal good.
J St Loe Strachey discusses pride as a changing vice in civilized society. He argues civilization offers self-control to transform inherited vices into virtues, noting bloodthirstiness and animal fearlessness persist in extremes but that pride may gradually shed its oppressive, tyrannical roots.
A reflection on achievement showing that most great successes arise after repeated failures. Persistence through setbacks yields lasting value and informs durable triumphs.
The article argues delinquent youths require father involvement as a primary remedy. It emphasizes the father as a son’s closest ally, warns against parental neglect, and suggests medical and educational professionals, including teachers, should intervene early. It cites hospitals like John Worthy school and notes current confinement systems are inappropriate.
A dynamite blast under a Chicago Heights home killed father Joseph Cordeck and his two year old daughter Lucy. Mrs Cordeck, severely wounded, escaped with the infant. Two men, including former boarder Charles Smith, are under arrest. motive cited as money loss and a rejected suitor.
An unidentified Black man was burned at Darling Mississippi by a mob of about four thousand for killing EF Jackson and a mill owner named Roselle. Before the pyre lit he confessed with two white men as accomplices. Robbery motive alleged, cash shared. Two white suspects detained awaiting investigation. A double lynching is feared if guilty.
Brig. Gen. Schall issues order relieving the Thirteenth regiment Second city troop and the governor's troop from duty. The First city, Sheridan, First regiment, Sixteenth regiment and a Sixth battalion remain in the field for possible disorder in lower Luzerne and Panther Creek valley amid mine worker dissatisfaction.
Scranton Pa November 3 the strike arbitration commission set to start testimony Friday November 14 in this city. The panel will pause next Thursday for four days to inspect mines in Hazleton Panther Creek Shamokin and Pottsville before hearing the operators side in Philadelphia and New York. The delay aims to allow both sides to prepare and for members to review the issues. Miners will present first and 67 operators plus large coal firms will be heard. The outcome and timeline remain uncertain with wage and work day questions under consideration.
On All Saints and All Souls days Vienna saw about 600,000 visitors to the Central cemetery. Pilgrims walked or rode to pay respects, carrying wreaths and candles before tombs. Monuments to Mozart, Beethoven, and Schubert drew crowds near the Ring the ater fire victims plot. the cemetery is Europe’s largest with 622,000 graves.
A major blaze in St Pierre Miquelon destroyed the governor's residence government offices courthouse marine ministry buildings the Roman Catholic cathedral and several schools. Financial losses are estimated near half a million dollars with no loss of life reported. The town has burned previously in 1865 1567 and 1879.
The British steamship Lt Reglus from Shields reports colliding with and sinking the Spanish steamer Enero from Huelva off Dangeness last Friday night. All but three Enero crew were drowned. Captain Delgado of Enero is named.
Schenectady New York November 3 The motormen strike on the Hudson Valley Electric railway ends with the company recognizing the union and adopting the workers wage schedule. Workers will return to duty at 7 AM after rioting and National Guard callouts marked the dispute.
The monthly statement from Washington notes the public debt at October 31 1902 excluding cash in treasury totaling 958 507 721 dollars. Debt increased by 14 739 682 dollars due to bond purchases and cash on hand fell by 14 831 515 dollars during the month.
Gen De Wet leaves London on a voyage back to South Africa after a farewell gathering. He is cheered by crowds as the departing procession moves toward the ship.
President Roosevelt spent seven hours at Cedar Mountain Virginia with Secretary Root and Secretary Cortelyou. He received an eyewitness account of the Civil War fight, held an informal reception, and attended a Culpeper Baptist church service with Dr. Rixey and aides.
Nov. 3 Tapachutla Chiapas reports ash covered fields and choked streams from the Santa Maria volcano eruption. Stock raisers face food shortages while coffee planters may fare better. No loss of life. widespread alarm across towns near the Guatemala border and darkness for over two days.
Ellis H. Roberts reports fiscal year 1902 closed with a 91.29 million dollar surplus on 562.48 million in ordinary revenue and 471.19 million in expenditures. Total receipts reached 1.062 billion with 969.63 million disbursed, gold reserves remained robust, and the money supply grew by 74.08 million per capita from 27.98 to 28.43 dollars.
In Algonquin Illinois on a Sunday dawn milk express of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad struck a carriage at the main street crossing. Frank Schuette Louis Schuette Charles Woodrich and James Woodrich perished instantly with Louis dying later in a hospital. All except James resided in Algonquin the other home Kilbourne City Wisconsin. The youths were en route to Dundee when darkness and buggy cover hid the train.
Fire in Amoy China total losses reach 85,000,000 in the native quarter and 300,000 in the British concession. Captain Fife of the steamship Wanchow and six Chinese are confirmed dead, with fears of further losses. Two thousand native buildings and several British businesses burned.
Michigan defeated Wisconsin 6 to 0 and Illinois shut out Indiana 47 to 0. Yale and West Point played to a 6 all draw. Harvard beat Carlisle Indians 23 to 0. Princeton blanked Cornell 10 to 0. Pennsylvania routed Columbia 17 to 0. Minnesota overwhelmed Grinnell 102 to 0. Notre Dame beat Ohio Medical 6 to 0 or 6 to 0. Nebraska defeated Haskell 28 to 0.
Coleman, Wisconsin, November 3. Peter Grant shot and killed his wife at Grover six miles north of Coleman on Sunday. He then shot himself in the barn, dying from the wounds. Authorities believe domestic trouble sparked the tragedy.
Maurice O'Brien a miner Charles Sampson stable boss and Herbert Coran book keeper were killed by gas in Lost Run mine near New Straitsville owned by Buckeye Coal company Sunday morning.
Freehold New Jersey November 4 Miss Laura Biggar who faces a warrant for attempted fraud in the will of millionaire Henry Bennett had trouble entering the county jail. The sheriff refused to jail her until the warrant was formally served by the Asbury Park constable, forcing Biggar to wait in the jail lobby until the document arrived.
Milwaukee dispatch reports George Bowers Sr. died from injuries after an assault by his son George Bowers Jr. aged 38. The mother was also seriously wounded but survived. The incident occurred Sunday evening in Waukesha.
Tecumseh Nebraska November 4 Joseph E LaMaster pioneer Nebraska legislator and federal office holder died here last evening aged 72 years.
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