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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1903

Page

2

Machen Under Arrest In Post Office Scandal

A. W. Machen, suspended superintendent of the free delivery division, was arrested on charges he profited from a device used in free delivery boxes and harmed the government in contracts. Postmaster General Payne will publish further details. The report also notes a collision at sea drowning twenty two emigrants aboard the British steamer Huddersfield, while Lipton’s squadron sailed for America and a New Castle Wyoming lynching followed. Other items include an asteroid projection observed on Mars, a wreck fatality on the Southern Railway near Bryan Alabama, floods injuring seven in Iowa, fugitives shot at the border near Adrianople, a Fire Island hotel destroyed, a vast Russian rebellion reported, a New York tenement fire killing four, and Pennsylvania Republicans backing Roosevelt and Roonevelt era policies.

Machen A. W. Machen Postoffce Department Payne Post Office Oneral

Blacks Held as Slaves in Alabama Peonage Probe

Federal investigation opened at Justice Department request into alleged peonage near Montgomery Alabama. Secret Service to probe keeping a negro in servitude to work out debt with magistrates and employers accused of enforcing long labor contracts. Penalties include fines up to five thousand dollars and imprisonment up to five years.

Alabama Department of Justice United States Secret Service Montgomery Ala Robert N. Franklin Wilkie

German Wheat Crop Poor War Creates Need for American Grain

The German wheat crop is declared among the worst on record with over 7L per cent? fields needing replowing and yields described as small and poor in quality. Officials estimate at least 1,150,000 tons of wheat will be required from America as imports rise amid stagnant markets and hopes for improved conditions before harvest.

America Brudatreet Osthele Rls Aginst

Butte Capture Debunks Rosseau Dynamite Suspect

Police in Butte Montana captured Rosseau the wood chopper tied to a New York dock dynamite plot but he is not the anarchist sought. He left the city before the device was found and returned later. officials doubt his identity as the infamous dynamiter Rosseau.

Butte Mont Rosseau Brown York Umbria Jonnu Rouseau Cus Rosseoau New York

Tin export duty tightens trust bloc in Malay states

Malay governor imposes prohibitive tin export duty unless tin is smelted in the colony to check a proposed tin trade combine led by the Lysstrat States Steel Corporation and the American Tin Plate Company aimed at importing ore to the United States and exporting the smelted product.

London Daily Mail Singapore Lystrait States Steel Corporation Amecan Tin Plate Company United States

Plans for Black Exodus From South Reported

Secret society with a Boston base allegedly plans a large migration of Black people from the South to be sent to Boston and then distributed in Western agricultural and mining communities. Leaders claim a 5,000 strong first wave will land in Boston around July 1, with Southern HQ in Georgia kept secret to avoid mob action.

Boston South Negrava Society Georgia

Refuses Muzzle for Press in Kansas Court Ruling

In Emporia Kansas Judge Madden denied a bid to restrain papers from reporting evidence and allegations in a note case. He urged the press to publish, warning against muzzling the media. The era also notes training for servant girls in Boston, locusts and snow in Montana, and a broad roundup of other news items from across the region.

Kansas Emporia Kan Madden Wade Thompson Madden Seids Tee Stron

Millinery Trade Bans Song Bird Feathers

The Millinery Jobbers Association in Milwaukee agreed to omit feathers from song birds gulls terns and sea birds from fall hats. The Western trade anticipates fewer bird orders as wings come mainly from domestic sources. The Audubon Society played a key role while eastern and western groups mediated with game wardens.

Millinery Jobbers’ Association Milwaukee Millinera” Protective Association Ohio Rocky Mountains Audubon Society

Mystery explosion ties to death at Gloversville plant

Police investigate a deadly explosion at a Gloversville leather dressing plant linked to Mills Brothers and M J Kennedy & Co. John Kennedy son of Michael I Kennedy died after entering the building housing explosives to uncover rival foramin usage. A second man, Daniel, was reported injured but denied by the family. Authorities consider possible foul play or accident as the cause.

Gloversville Mills Brothers N. Y John Kenedy Michael I. Kennedy M. J. Kennedy & Co Milla Brothers Daniel John Kennedy

President in Peril as Anarchist Becker Charged

Anarchist Becker, said to threaten President Roosevelt, was found in Walla Walla Washington. He allegedly boasted of one bullet for Roosevelt and another for Emperor William. Becker, a Swiss national, was tracked by his Pendleton partner Pat Kine and arrested after police were notified.

Becker Joseph Bee Walla Walla Wash Thoosevelt Bcker Brendleton Ore Roosevelt William Germany Walla Walde Pendleton Pat Kine

Weather and Trade Trends From Cows Weekly Review

Weather conditions and New York demand influence business mix with unseasonably high temperatures boosting summer goods while hampering vegetation and delaying plantings. Manufacturing and rail commerce show strength. cotton, wool, and textiles firm with rising imports and prices. Overall tone remains cautiously optimistic amid weather and labor uncertainties.

New York Camion Tong Bh. G. Dutt Cows Weekly Mrest Mane Pew Enterprises the &Se Canada St . Bo

Prices for grains and livestock at New York market

Market notes show bidding for corn No 2 and No 2 white at 40 to 42 cents, rye and wheat values, oats, barley, and oils. Cattle and hogs command shipping rates from four to seven dollars, with sheep quoted near four dollars. Western butter and eggs also listed with lower prices.

Chicago Ateers Prince New York

Terror at Jackson shows clash between troops and jail prowlers

At Jackson Kentucky a night riot targeted the jail holding murder suspects Curtis Jett and Tom White. Reports say militia fired on armed prowlers as citizens fled in fear, amid Kentuck feud tensions and threats against journalists. Daylight revealed no casualties. guards engaged in multiple volleys and nearby guards spotted figures near the jail.

Jackson Curtis Jett Tom White Conrie Nother Telegraph D Son Juna James Marena Hargis-Cockrill Breathitt Litia

Roosevelt Nominating Supporters Rally For Candidacy

Amid a fractured front, Roosevelt supporters push backing figures at the national convention. Delegates pledged include New York and Connecticut figures, with Massachusetts and Maine among those listed as supportive. The effort centers on consolidating a broad Republican showing for Roosevelt.

Vax President Clevelaml and Education Reforms Noted

The report highlights Harvard leaders' focus on education reforms and curricular rules changes. It describes scholarship growth at Columbia, the Margaret Moller award, and editors backing postgrad work in English literature. It also covers teaching methods, written work corrections, and the aim to improve instruction nationwide.

Vax Clevelaml Harvard Mbner Intercala Mass Margaret Moller New York I T Dellors Charles F. Thwing Rereice

Wheat price demand cited by Indiana farmers group

Formere to Demand $10 Bushel for Wheat Man Accused of Killing His Nephew Strenuous Times in Marion Man and Daughter Assaulted A demand that wheat be increased or price to at least $1 per bushel will go but immediately to all the farmers of the United States. The American Society of Equity will issue the circular embodying a renewal of an old scheme for dollar wheat. This organization was incorporated last December to form a national combination of farmers to uphold the prices of farm products. This is the first formal demand for increase that has been made. The murder story and assorted local incidents fill a page of danger and drama across Indiana.

Marion United States American Society of Equity Vellaneport Indianapen St. Louis Sellec Clareseners Charles Hampton Wilson Edes Leroy Ijitch F. OD Lake Wawasee Arthur Snowberger Rockervek Plara Snowberger Companigny Seward Beward Pennsylvanian Road Lake Erie and Western Plymouth

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