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Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1903

Page

2

Wreck and fires rattle Kansas topeka area train crash

A Texas Express baggage car on the Hook Island line plunged through a bridge over Hendricks Creek near Alma Kansas. Fireman John Leggett died and Engineer John Main was seriously injured. Grieving rescue by fisherman William Graves saved others as wreckage floated in water. The bridge failed from a cloudburst weakening the span.

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Root to Leave Cabinet for Alaska Commission

Billon Root, long serving since Aug 1 1899 after president McKinley named him to succeed Gen Alger, will resign as Secretary of War to join the Alaskan commission in London. A top lawyer, he entered the cabinet in 1903 and would leave Washington life for law practice again, with Gen Luke Wright likely to head the Philippine commission.

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Union Clergymen Plan Denial of Marriage Across Denominations

A movement led by William Pardew proposes a national clergy alliance to refuse to marry civilly or religiously, aiming to curb divorce rates. It cites 500,000 plus divorces in twenty years and 1.5 million American children affected, urging a syndicate of churches to enforce social sanctions rather than laws.

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Condition Of Crops And Fire Incident Report

The monthly crop condition report shows corn at August 1 at 74 percent, below ten year average, with rye and rockwheat steady. Potato yields are forecast weaker, barley and spring rye also reported. A separate incident describes a major fire at a transit station with trains trapped crews evacuating amid dense smoke and large crowds.

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First American Cardinal Votes in Papal Conclave

Cardinal Gibbons, the first American to participate in a papal election, would likely have been a strong candidate for the papal throne were it not for his controversial position during the Spanish American War. Highly respected in both Europe and the United States, his learning and broad Christian spirit marked him as a leading voice in the conclave.

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Awful Disaster Visits Paris on Metropolitan Railway

A Paris disaster struck when an underground Metropolitan electric railway train failed. Fire consumed cars and passengers were burned or suffocated. The toll nears one hundred with a train breaking down at Straismentant station amid poor conditions.

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Columbia University Faculty Changes Stir NYC Academic Scene

Columbia University in New York announces Witticat B. Ware as emeritus head of architecture. John Huston Fearey slated as president of the College of the City of New York. Cyrus Northrup warned over university expenses amid state underfunding. Brandor Matasawa to lead dramatic literature. W L Carlisle to head Wisconsin agricultural college duties in September. Canada reports a cottage industry death.

Columbia New York City Witticat B. Ware Dis School of Architecture Tristens Lgr John Huston Fearey College of the City of New York Clahnoly Tmoosevelt Teenie Cleveland Ad Uresses Cyrus Northrup Univerity of Minnesota Brandor Matchaywa Columbia University Rucci Thomas Randolph Age Og-Bead Department of Eng Lin W. L. Carlsle Wlaconwin Agricultural College State of Agricultural and Animal Husbandry Colora Astute Agricultural College Begtombar

Coronation of Pius X Crowned in St Peter’s Basilica

The Sunday ceremony at St Peter’s Basilica in Rome crowned Pope Pius X with the triple crown before about 70,000 onlookers. Cardinal Macchi led the rite as the papal procession moved through the Vatican, with splendor, banners, and choral music throughout the historic hallways and altar.

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Trade Depression and Bright Prospects Reportedly Mixed

The Dun Weekly Review notes uneven conditions with trade expansion in many sectors and a favorable July but warns of inflation pressures. It cites rising July production, lingering labor unrest, and strong pig iron orders while wheat exports and prices show volatility across regions and time.

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Prices and grain markets across cities and commodities

A scrambled list of commodity prices and market notes includes oats and corn futures, wheat and rye by No. 2 grades, cattle and hog prices in St. Louis Cincinnati Detroit and Milwaukee markets, with figures ranging from several dollars per unit to under five dollars. Includes butter creamery and general shipping terms and weights for goods across multiple eastern and midwestern markets.

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Graveyard confessions reel in Indianapolis murder case

Rufus Cantrell known as Ting of the Colored Ghouls, imprisoned in the Tudigna reformatory, swore confessions linking murders in Indianapolis. He names victims, including Carrie Salvage, discusses a Pennsylvanian suspect with a gold watch and $300 check, and notes a body buried in a robbed grave. Police impressed by Cantrell’s detailed tale and its wider murder web.

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