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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1902

Page

2

Train wreck and fires near Andon and city fires

A damaged report describes an Ontario and Western Railway coal train derailing on a mountain grade near Preston Park, Wayne County, as brakes failed and the engine and eight cars plunged 100 feet. Casualties include several crew. fires burned Buck Brickley & Co and Haynes stores near the courthouse square in Andon. Other items note civil service actions, a Manila campaign clash, a gasoline yacht wreck, and various deaths and flames.

Ontario & Western Railroad Scranton Poyatello Wayne County Preston Park Pater Weer Whiting Mayfeld Yard Charles Millard Carbondale Western Union ‘Telegrapt Company

Six Robbers Loot Chicago Wrecking Company

Six masked men robbed the Chicago Wrecking Company building at Thirty fifth and Iron streets. They overpowered two watchmen after a revolver confrontation, blew open a safe with dynamite, and escaped with cash from the safe and pockets. One watchman later freed himself and triggered a fire alarm. firemen found the wrecked office and the captives. Manager M Roths child reports $140 taken from the safe.

Chicago Wrecking Company Thirty-Fifth Iron Streets Chicago Crackanen Peter Brennan Louis Black Araved Sey M. Rothschild

Fire damages Hamilton coated paper works in Ohio

A Sunday night fire at the Hamilton Ohio coated paper works caused heavy losses with more than 10 workers burned and machinery valued at many thousands destroyed. The blaze started after an explosion of a gasoline can used for cleaning by John Kepp, who suffered burns. The plant is owned by a company with Peter G. Thompson of College Hill as its largest stockholder.

Hamilton Ohio Ind United John Kepp Kepp A 2 Peter G. Thompson College Hill

Railways Plan Seed Bed For Lands In Many States

Hope for Western ranges rests on a government backed reseeding program with leading railways in California seeking widespread land cultivation. The plan targets Tah, Nebraska, Montana, Nevada and Idaho. spurring cooperation from governments and landowners to share costs and benefits.

Caime Stern Nace Sears Tah Nebraska Montana Nevada Idaho

Secret Manuscript Reveals Adele De Algo In Family Link

Gallipolis residents uncover a parchment manuscript hidden in a clock revealing Adele de Algon’s birth tie to Louis Philippe Duke of Orleans. Claude M Wall finds the document in a storage room then forwards it to the French ambassador in Washington for authentication.

Gallipolis Manuscrim Adele de Algo Louis Philippe Johnson Omaha Ohio Lake of Orleans France Claude M. Wall Adele de Algonqins Samus de Alon Allon Adele Duke of Orleans Wallhuss Washington

Car Runs to Destruction in San Francisco Tragedy

A car derailment four blocks south of Taio street in San Francisco killed one person and injured several. The vehicle plunged down a steep grade, striking a telegraph pole and bursting into flames as onlookers watched from the summit.

Fire Ick No. 7 Tole J. Bo Ward Rathbun San Francisco Taio Street Onien Street

Insane Indians at National Asylum Highlight Race Myths

The article discusses alleged insanity among Native Americans and argues for racial mixing as harmful. It cites Pettigrew pushing for funds, claims about white blood, and condemns “half breeds” with favorable notes to white blood, noting eight or nine insane Indians at the Washington asylum.

Idie Nixhuin S. Ch Pettigrew Tsi Ritetion Fannl Vynene National Asylum Wasington

Queen Alexandra Reported Seriously Ill in London

Queen Alexandra of Great Britain is reported seriously ill at her London residence. The illness is described asgrave, with uncertainty over her condition.

Queen Alexandra Great Britain Ett Ebrttiche H House London Kins Christi

Growing Macaroni Wheat Sees North Plains Trials

An experimental program explores thin variety wheat in the Great Northwest and the Diketus region spanning Kansas and Nebraska. Researchers evaluate SavE and other bands for yield and adaptability across growing conditions.

Great Northwest Kansas Nebraska

Memorial Association and postal fund drives announced

A brief news item reports the American Memorial Association planning subscription drives and money orders through postmasters to support national memorial efforts. A postmaster Rosa Weber is named as station chief, with Perr y O.T. financiers backing the project. The piece notes a Marion Ohio death, an estate valued at about 1 million dollars in South Bend Indiana, and a large spinner top opening in Beaumont Texas owned by Perry capitalists.

R. Day National Memorial Associa Gon Associan AML Tren Herrick Claveland Ohio Memorial Nation Pana Rosa Weber Janos Coleman Marion Uohio Clem Stade‘paker South Yead Ind Spindler Top Beaumont Texas Perry, O.T

Macaroni Wheat Promises For Western Farmers

Government tests show macaroni wheat, once rejected, now valued for malt and curing. Western and Northwest growers eye seed demand as drought resistant varieties yield well in 11MM. The map places suitable regions across Dakota territories, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and New Mexico with a large import bill for macaroni annually. Judge Darling of Vermont has formally assumed duties as Assistant Secretary of the Navy.

Cretatore Carl Lota Dakotas South Dakota Nebraska Colorado Kansas Oklahoma New Mexico United States Judge Darling Vermont

Year in Review Highlights Deaths of Victoria and McKinley

A retrospective look at 1901 noting the deaths of Queen Victoria and President McKinley among many notable passings. The year saw wars, disasters, fires, mine and railway accidents, and major world events including the Pan American Exposition and political upheavals across nations.

Queen Victoria McKinnes Victoria Englund William McKinley Czalgosz South Africa United States Lord Hopetoun Ag Tist Gaveter Ianatius Dornelis Ishap Trolt, Mich Ide D. Armone Cape ‘Town Buttato Island Muslene Electiona Li Hung Chong Kate Greenaway Turkey Emunda France Mother Bickerdyke Thomas W. Va Jeffries Huhln San Franciuco Washington Telluride Colo United Skitew Ban Judh Cuba Roosevelt Meuragua Canal Detroit Wabash Sen- Miel Terry McGovern Corbett Yes Collistam San Francisco Bay

Vast Civil War History Delivered by Government

The government has completed and delivered a monumental Civil War history spanning 128 volumes with atlases. The work reportedly cost about 3 million dollars, with 12,000 sets printed for libraries and individuals, and details include lengthy text, maps, and official data.

Armiea Lola Ida Bontue Bt. Joseph, Mo

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