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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
2
Burglary, political tension, and war news ripple across 1901 headlines
Robbers steal 5000 from J C Brainerd Co bank in Blooming Prairie. Olney denounced in Falmouth for not aiding punishment of an employee who backed Czolgosh. Shaffer elected president of railway clerks. Roosevelt praised in Washington for McKinley policies. Odd Fellows in Indianapolis vote on admitting mixed-blood members. Lynch threat in St Paul over McKinley assassination comment. Grant arrives in San Francisco with troops from Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brainerd & Co
Blooming Prairie
Minn
Olney
Falmouth
Mass
Czolgosz
C. L. Shaffer
Chicago
National Association of Railway Clerks
Roosevelt
McKinley
Washington
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert Dahlquist
St. Paul
Grant
San Francisco
Manila
Fourth Cavalry
American Bankers’ Association
Milwaukee
Ohio
James A. Garfield
Mentor
Michael J. Lynon
Avon
Alass
President McKinley
Westtown
Canton
United States
Hudson
Lake Superior
Eagle River
David J. Brown
J. C. Fitzgerald
Carlinville
Shulsburg
Fair Grounds
Flint
Mich
W. B. Ridgely
Illinois
A. M. Rothschild & Co
Steel Combine
Associated Press
New York
James Everett
Odie Cutler
Hamilton
Effingham
Kan
Notable deaths and a wedding reported from across the country
Rev. C. S. Dinkins president of a Selma university dies in Selma Alabama. Charles Crist Delmonico a New York caterer dies in Denver Colorado from heart failure. Laura Conger daughter of Minister Conger marries Lieut. F. E. Buchan in Chicago. George West dies at home in Ballston Spa New York aged 78. he served three terms in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Dinkins
D. D
Selma University
Selma
Ala
Charles Crist Delmonico
New York
Denver
Col
Laura Conger
Conger
Chicago
F. E. Buchan
Kansas City
George West
Ballston Spa
N. Y
Congress
Boers Capture Troops and Guns in Scheepers Nek Action
Reports from around the world note memorial services for President McKinley as flags fly at half mast. The Cobra torpedo boat destroyer sinks in the North Sea with 67 lives lost while the Boers take 200 British troops and three guns at Scheepers Nek and capture Royal Horse Artillery and mounted infantry at Vlakfontein. France presents new claims against Turkey before diplomatic relations resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheepers Nek
McKinley
Europe
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Constantinople
Bombay
Isles of the West Indies
North Sea
Turkey
France
British
Royal Horse Artillery
Vlakfontein
Minor News Items on Roosevelt Faith and Global Affairs
Bankers and brokers say Roosevelt's stance inspires confidence. Berlin papers suspend Neuesleben and Freiheit. Massachusetts bans fences over six feet. English mail to Australia via the US takes 31 days. King Oscar may send a son to the St Louis exposition. Idaho assessed value up over 4.65 million to 52.20 million. St Louis authorities expect substantial exposition funding. O D Barrett, 20-year Butler law partner, dies in Washington. 1894 Senate bill to bar anarchists failed in House. German authorities push to remove Christian Science. London and Berlin press praise Roosevelt. Alexander Ramsey, Minnesota territory's first governor, recent 87th birthday. Rev O N Hartshorn of Mount Union College dies aged 78. Liberia bishop says disciplined Africans may find reward there. Six survivors remain from Ford’s Theatre company of Lincoln’s assassination night. Three survivors still on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Neuesleben
Berlin
Freiheit
Massachusetts
Australia
United States
Oscar
Sweden
Norway
St. Louis
Idaho
O. D. Barrett
B. F. Butler
Washington
United States Senate
House
Germany
London
Alexander Ramsey
Minnesota Territory
O. N. Hartshorn
Mount Union College
Alliance, O
Bright
E. D. Ferguson
Liberia
Ford
Lincoln
Kathryne M. Evans
M. A. Kennedy
W. J. Ferguson
War history memory and Carnegie trust give broad notes
A summary of diverse items: Priscilla Harness of Cumberland Md dies at 115 after saying she cooked for Gen Harrison in the War of 1812. Five thousand apply to Carnegie founded Scottish university educational trust. Rear Admiral Sampson to leave Boston yard October 1 due to health, approved by Secretary Long. Four Chicago firemen injured at Johnson Chair Co warehouse blaze. U S Steel reorganization continues after strike lull. George W Bowman pledges $1,000,000 from mine earnings to People’s Church of America with more funds promised. National Tube Co accepts prestrike prices and operates mills. British manufacturers plan a retaliation alliance amid American Tobacco Co entry. Flook Gaver bank at Meyersville Md burglarized. safe gutted, loss awaiting insurance evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Harness
Cumberland
Gen
Harrison
Scottish University Educational Trust
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Sampson
Navy Department
Boston Navy Yard
Long
Johnson Chair Co
Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
Schwab
George W. Bowman
People’s Church of America
National Tube Co
American Tobacco Co
Flook, Gaver & Co
Meyersville
Baltimore
Peace pledges from czar and Kaiser spark Europe peace hopes
London and Bethany reports say both rulers pledged ten year peace with no wars for Russia or Germany. The czar and Kaiser spoke of a durable accord while Russia and France affirmed a strong dual alliance. Observers note little beyond reaffirmation of Franco Russian ties and cautious London reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Czar
Kaiser
Russia
Germany
Dantzig
Europe
Bethany
France
Nicholas II
Loubet
Great Britain
Chamber of Deputies
President Loubet
Czarina
Paris
M. Loubet
Kitchener reports Boer clash near Herschell. Murray killed
Lord Kitchener's Pretoria dispatch dated September 22 describes a Boer attempt to cross the Orange River at Herschell. Lovatt's scouts suffer heavy losses. Lieut. Col. Hon. Andrew Murray and Capt. Murray killed. A Boer gun is recovered after a night action, with two Kennell killed and 20 captured. Additional commandoes captured west of Adenburg and near Carolina. Buffalo River flooded. Natal situation unchanged. Gen. Botha and P J Botha noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred the Great
Winchester
England
Diedbeck
Arctics
Civilization
Edward
Sweden
Helsingborg
Palola
Roumania
Kitchener
Lovatt
Lyndon
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Kritzinger
Orange River
Herschell
Lovat
Andrew Murray
Murray
Col. Murray
Kochs
Adenburg
P. J. Botha
Carolina
London
Lord Mansfield
Buffalo
Natal
Lyttelton
Botha
Witchener
Frost Closes In On Illinois Crops After Warm Spell
A heavy frost in Benton Illinois and across southern Illinois for three mornings threatens thousands of dollars in damage. The late drought left corn peas sweet potatoes and melons late. farmers hoped for a long fall, but the early frost nipped numerous unmatured crops, worsening losses from the drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Ill
Illinois
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