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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1902

Page

2

World News Briefs From Far Lands And Nearby Perils

A New York report notes indictments against contractors and officials for the Park Avenue explosion fatality. Ka A. Shaler, a rapid transit subcontractor, faces murder and illegal dynamite storage charges. Boston and London link a 120-ship trans-Atlantic Steamship combine with centralized command in London led by Henry Winding. A Pennsylvania rail accident near Altoona kills four and injures seven with ongoing danger from a grade. A safe in Avilla, Indiana, is cracked for about $800 plus papers. The Frank Herbert schooner sinks after a pine lumber voyage from Opeokock to New York amid ice flecks.

New York Park Avenue Managhter Ka A. Shaler Rapid Transit Shaler Boston trans-Atlantic Steamship Companies Dominion and Leyland Lines White Ster American Atlantic Transport Lines London Henry Winding Leyland Atlantic Transport Gace May N. J

New York Miner Bequeaths 100000 to Nonexpectant Friends

William Augustus Tyler an 82 year old eccentric dies after walking five miles in a blizzard, leaving a will bequeathing about 160000 across the United States to friends and relatives. The will also provides 4000 to Judge Edward P. Kirby of Jacksonville Illinois 2500 to Willis P. Dickinson and 1000 to Lewis Mason of Chicago for courteous treatment. Other Illinois names include Wilson Wood 3000 Evan Wood 3000 James Wood 3000.

New York William Augustus Tyler United States Binghamton Eoward P. Kirby Jacksonville Willis P. Dickinson Masonic Temple Chicago Lewis Mason Chicago and Alton Railroad Wilson Wood Evan Wood James and Mary Wood

Landlord Blamed for Hotel Deaths in Fire Case

Jury finds Empire Hotel owner J W Gillham responsible for eleven deaths after ruling no fire escapes or lines were provided. Testimony credited by a patrol sergeant that lives would have been saved with proper safety features. Also notes on church petition efforts in the Philippines, a Detroit bank crisis, a stolen inheritance sum, a Fort Wayne freight collision, and other scattered items from the era.

J. W. Gillham St. Louis

May cash Indian trust funds plan to divide tribes

Secretary Hitchcock and Commissioner Jones draft a policy to cash Indian trust funds totaling about 73 million dollars, with Congress potential approval to pay nearly 87 million to tribes over coming years. Funds include 717000 from the Osage and other per capita payouts estimated around 1900 dollars per person for Pawnee and related groups.

Hitchcock Indian Jones Congress Treasury

Hindog twins cut apart in Paris hospital

The Hindog twins Bonica and Doo dica, joined at the hips by a ligament, were separated in Rousseau hospital Paris by Dr. Dasen in about twenty minutes. Three arteries were cut and 30 to 40 ram of blood was lost. The operation aimed to improve the twins tuberculosis affected life prospects.

Poria Bonica Doodica Rousseau Hospital Paris Dasen

Proof by Germany Aims to Link Pauncefote to Kaiser Rejection

A Washington correspond ent notes Germany and England spar over who proposed intervention to halt war between the United States and Spain. The piece traces diplomatic maneuvers from Pauncefote's note to the Kaiser's rejection, detailing press debates, naval moves, and shifting public mood as Roosevelt era tensions near a crest.

Sackville-West Washington United States Spain Lord Pauncefote Bert van Holleben van Buelow Kaiser Interferce England St. Germany America Germany Great Britain Austria France Russia Prince Henry Foreign Office London Berlin University Cuba von Holleben Pauncefote Air Lord Cranborne Commons Lord Cran

Nine Die In Kentucky Mountain Feud Battle Near Middlesboro

A sheriff posse and 22 mountaineers fought at the Quarter House saloon near Middlesboro Kentucky, killing nine and wounding many. Deputy Cecil was slain first when Turner and his group resisted arrest, triggering a deadly engagement involving about 60 combatants. Turner, feared leader of the mountaineers, vowed retaliation as the clash drew in friends from the region.

Kentucky Mountelecra Lee ‘Turner Jouxe Middlesboro Turner Virginia Will Thompson Cecil Lee-Turner

Talmene Near Death Rev T Dewitt Talmage

Passenger aboard a train faced a near fatal incident. Rev T Dewitt Talmage assisted authorities and aided evacuations as danger loomed. Details remain sparse but the event involved a tragic risk to life and swift response by bystanders.

Talmene T. Dewitt Talmage

Ohio Adopts New State Flag For Public Display

Ohio adopts a new state flag designed like an admiral’s pennant with stars from the original. The flag is set to appear atop public buildings in the future.

Ohio

Abe's Birthday Observed in Illinois Across State

Illinois commemorates Lincoln's birthday with public office closings, ceremonies, and banquets. In Chicago, events included church services, school programs, and a Grand Army remembrance at Memorial Hall led by Speaker L X Sherman. The Marquett Club heard panegyrics by Charles Emory Smith, Senator John J McLaurin, and others.

Lincoln Elinois Finois Chicago Board of Trade, Stock Exchange L.X. Sherman Illinois H House of Representatives Grand Army Marquetts Club Charles Emory Smith Philadelphia John J. McLaurin Yates Thornton Congress Foss

Congress Debates Oleomargarine Bill and Senate Tariff Clash

House leaders wrap up a week of oleomargarine law debate, adjourn after a party line vote on the 10 cent tax, while senators push Philippine tariff issues. Turner argues against U S sovereignty in the islands. Teller seeks delay to next day. a joint constitutional amendment on congressional terms passes in the Senate. House debates press access and passes claims bills from the Spanish War era.

Turner Wash Manila United States Teller Calo Senate Afr. Stewart Nevada House Roosevelt Philip Plpe Ben-ate Pixtt Connecticut Hoar Massachusetts Ponents House of Representatives Wadaworth New York Mde Correas Court of Claims Lodge Patterson Philippine Committee Gaolorado Mitchell Oregon Lye Johnson Spanish Claims Commission Afr Corliss San Francisco

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