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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1902
Page
2
World News Digest: Labor, Fires, and Political Turmoil
President Gompers offers hopeful AFL strike view as Mabel Carroll, 15, fatally wounds her aunt in Roanoke. US currency conditions tighten with bank reports. miners die in Shawnee and Lloyd embezzlement case in Missouri highlights ongoing labor tensions. Fire and train wrecks, floods, and political clashes color a volatile national scene.
President silent on Henderson renomination dispute
The president declines to comment on Speaker Henderson’s refusal to accept another Congress bid. Massachusetts Democrats nominate William A. Gaston for governor. Connecticut, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Kentucky parties announce congressional candidates amid a wave of nominations and turmoil surrounding Henderson. Elijah Woodrun marks his centennial in Toledo. опас
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Massachusetts
William A. Gaston
Boston
Abram Chamberlain
Meridet
Connecticut
William H. Froehlich
Jackson
Congress
Wisconsin
Thomas O’hara
St. Joseph
Michigan
Col. Henderson
New Hampton
W. H. S. Wood
T. H. Patterson
Kentucky
L. T. Applegate
Maryland
Charles R. Scherin
Elijah Woodrun
Toledo
Multiple World Events Spark Global Turbulence and Disasters
A bank holdup in Skagway Alaska ends in a bomb detonation that kills the robber and destroys the building. Venezuela's crisis worsens as President Castro retreats from Ocumare. Boxer assault on Cheng-Tu-Fu fails, signaling possible new uprising in China. Lord Salisbury ill. Earl of Dundonald bans cavalry swords in Canada. Peary reaches North Sydney after four years, not finding the pole. Queen Marie Henriette dies suddenly in Spa. Leopold summoned. Salisbury notes continued illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skagway
Alaska
Castro
Venezuela
Ocumare
Cheng-Tu-Fu
Sze-Chuen
China
London Times
Lord Salisbury
Earl of Dundonald
Robert E. Peary
North Sydney
Cape Breton
Windward
North Pole
Marie Henriette
Spa
Belgium
Leopold
Jagneres-de-Luchon
France
Lucerne
Cholera toll in Egypt rises as cases pass thirty thousand
Report notes 30 931 cholera cases and 25 734 deaths in Egypt since July 15. In New York City fifteen hundred piano makers gain a nine hour day and a ten percent wage raise from 23 firms. Scaffold collapse at Hope Company's Phenix mill injures nine workers, two fatally. Train wreck near Conemaugh kills Fireman George Freeman. Robert Darragh completes the longest trolley trip, 900 miles from Flint to Boston, across several weeks. Contempt suit opens in New Orleans against Linemen's Union amid shooting claims. Blacksmiths reach arbitration backed wage raises. An elephant rampages at Vincennes carnival, breaking a window and injuring a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
New York City
Hope Company
Phenix
R. I
Pennsylvania Railroad
Conemaugh
George Freeman
Pitcairn
Robert Darragh
Flint
Mich
Boston
Ohio
New York
Darragh
New Orleans
Cumberland Telephone Co
United States District Court
Central Federated Union
Vincennes
Ind
Clarence Duncan
Minor News Items From Across The Nation
Auto races will feature the grand army encampment in Washington in October. Two women tramps rode under a boxcar through Nevada Missouri. Mormon missionaries increase in Germany and Switzerland. Roosevelt to dedicate Northwestern university building in Chicago on October 3. David Auchard leaves estate to Masonic fraternity for a home. Paris exposition report to run 600 pages in five volumes. Russian commander in Manchuria ordered expulsion of British customs officials. Magyars grow in numbers in Hungary. Former Alderman John M King guilty of bribe in Richmond Virginia, one year jail and $100 fine. Maj William D Wilkins shot while restraining a morphine crazed wife. James McGinn confesses to Hubbard Ohio murder. jealous motive. National Educational Association depository to move to Winona Minnesota. New Jersey reports rise in perjury after oath Bible kiss law repeal. National Candy company formed in New Jersey with $9 million capital, 18 western candy houses and large output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mabel Carroll
William Emerick
Roanoke
W. Va
Robert Jones
Andrew Gattens
Shawnee
James N. Casady
Council Bluffs
Waverly
White River
Northwest
Roosevelt
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Washington
Oxford
Guy Potter Benton
Upper University of Iowa
Miami University
Root
War Department
Europe
Alonzo Tucker
Dennis
Libby
Ore
Bert Owen
Merrilan
Wis
Grand Duke
Boris
Russia
France
George R. Parsons
Michigan Drug Company
Detroit
Crawfordsville
Ind
Carl Reichard
Ford City
Rocky Mountains
Wyoming Line
Colorado
Judge Field
Pratt
Kentucky
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Gettysburg
Henry W. Slocum
Kentucky Court of Appeals
McGovern-Corbett
Louisville
Great Western Cereal Company
Oat Mills
Joliet
Buffalo
Rochester & Pittsburg
Pittsburg & Western
Witmer Station
United States
Canada
Jefferson
Jones
Mitchell
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Birmingham
Ala
Booker T. Washington
Grand Army
Nevada
Germany
Switzerland
Northwestern University
David Auchard
Helena
Mont
Manchuria
Lessar
Hungary
Richmond
John M. King
William D. Wilkins
James McGinn
Hubbard
Newcastle
McGinn
National Educational Association
Washington, D. C
Winona
Minn
New Jersey
National Candy Company
Henderson Declines Iowa Congressional Nomination
Speaker Henderson withdraws from the Iowa Third district race over tariff trust policy. He cites district sentiment opposing free trade and notes his 20 years of service. Washington dispatch says Cummins and Dolliver planned to campaign for him amid tariff revision debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Henderson
Iowa
Congress
C. E. Albrook
Eldorado, Ja
Third
Republican Party
United States
Washington
Cummings
Dolliver
Gen. Henderson
Record cattle receipts exceed thirty thousand at Kansas City yards
Big Cattle Receipts. Kansas City reports Tuesday cattle receipts topping 30 000 with 34 450 head in yards at close. Most cattle are range thin from Kansas and Panhandle. buyers from across the central west seek stockers and feeders. Kansas to Use Corn as Fuel. Topeka announces plan to burn corn for heating due to coal prices. corn plentiful with alfalfa and sorghum feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Panhandle
Central West
Topeka
Kan
Britain Reports Debt Rise From South African War
The return of the national debt shows gross liabilities as of March 31 at 3 842 216 930 dollars, up 313 697 540 dollars due to costs from the South African war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
South Africa
Thomas
Lisbon
Portugal
Great Britain
United States
Patos Island
Cardinal Rampolla
Mgr. Guidi
Philippines
Romania
Gen. Castillo
la Vela de Coro
London
New Gift Idea In St Paul Matrimony Checks
At a recent wedding in St Paul Minnesota friends handed out checks for amounts from one dollar up to most sums to avoid duplicate gifts and reduce worry for the bride. The system eliminates gift exchanges and saves givers from hard thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul
Minn
Sault News Record
Housewives Union Threat Echoes in Cook Dispute
A Cincinnati kitchen dispute features a cook demanding three more days out weekly while the mistress cites belonging to Housewives' union No 17. The society satire sits alongside ads for Dr Fowler's Wild Strawberry extract and Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as household remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Housewives’ Union No. 17
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Fowler
Thomas
Riveting Ends Meet Quote Highlights Hustle
An archival quip notes that while many hustle to cover basics, only a few succeed in earning enough to make ends meet stretch into abundance. The remark underscores scarce prosperity amid everyday labor.
Markets Report From Multiple Cities September 23 1902
New York markets show flour quiet with wheat No 2 red at tie and oats at 3414 cents. Cleveland lists winter patents at 4.00 to 4.10, cattle and sheep prices firm, hogs at 7.45 to 7.55. Toledo quotes cash wheat 74 3 4 cents, corn 63 cents, oats 31 4 cents. East Liberty and East Buffalo provide ranges for steers hogs and sheep, reflecting steady cattle and rising hog values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
York State
Toledo
East Liberty
East Buffalo
Testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham Product by Mrs Jennie O'Donnell
Mrs Jennie O'Donnell of Chicago praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for eight years of female troubles and a seven month cure. She endorses the product and urges others to seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice from Lynn Mass, noting a $5000 forfeit if the testimonial is not genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jennie E. O'Donnell
Oakland Woman's Riding Club
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Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
West
Wyoming
Peter Olson
Mary Peterson
Omaha
Bancroft
Neb
Baltimore
John A. Drake
McCarren
Navy Department
Treasury
Shaw
Des Moines
Fore River Ship & Engine Company
Quincey
Mass
B. Henderson
D. B. Henderson
Philadelphia Record
Chodren
Ptecpe
Gla
Samuel Pitcher Punplin
Comsat
Fac Simile Signature of
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
Hamlin
J. E. O’donnell
Dean
Grand Rapids, Mich
Allen
J.P. Allen
St. Paul
Tory
Henry C. Blair
Walnut & 8Th St
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