Warsaw Union Local Newspaper Record
The Warsaw Union of Warsaw Indiana reports local news from Bartholomew KK Bartholomew as publisher.
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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
2
Malayan sailor survivor from wrecked schooner near Port Darwin
Telegraph notices report a Malayan sailor arriving at Port Darwin as sole survivor of ten crewmen from a Malay trading schooner wrecked off Cape Wilberforce in North Australia. Attacks by locals left all but one dead, survivor severely distressed before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavage Blacke
Victoria
GB. C
Aoransi
Port Darwin
Cape Wilberforce
North Australia
Geertruida Gerarda
Java
Lawyers in a fistic battle in Omaha court
A spirited clash between Nebraska lawyers John O. Yeiser and John T. Cathers in the Equity division of the District Court in Omaha ended with a hand to hand struggle. Yeiser browbeated a witness despite protests from Cathers, who then insulted his opponent before Cathers rushed Yeiser and kicked him in the stomach. The fight persisted until the judge and surgeons intervened to separate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
John O. Yeiser
John T. Cathers
Equity
District Court
Omaha
Nebraska
Yeiser
Cather
Cathers
Schourven
Michel B C Wiped Out Fire Destroys Michel B G
A hurricane wind destroyed Michel B G on Monday turning four houses to ashes within five hours. About fifty families were left homeless with furniture lost. The Crow Pass Coal Company suffered around 50 000 Canadian Pacific cars faced significant losses. The Canadiana Pacific Railroad station narrowly escaped. If the wind had shifted east more of the town would have burned.
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Michel
B. G
Crows Pass Coal Company
Canadian Pacific
Canadiana Pacific
Secret bucket shop leak exposed in Kansas City
A Kansas City board meeting revealed how bucket shops and branches in the West obtained Chicago Board of Trade quotations via telephonic links from regular brokers. Detectives plan to stop the leak.
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Kansas City
West
Chicago Board of Trade
Life saver weds rescued woman after sea rescue at Rockaway
William P. Mullen, a twenty year veteran life saver, rescued Lillian Conway of Bedford Park New York from an undertow off Rockaway Beach last year. She later thanked him, inviting him to call, and their friendship grew into marriage. Mullen has saved notable individuals including Gen Joseph Shelby's daughter and Harris Cohen among others. Unrelated report says Claude Bristow of Cawker City Kan shot two unidentified highwaymen near Talmage after they attacked him during hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Mullen
Lillian Conway
Willian P. Mullen
Rockaway Beach
Bedford Park
New York
Mullen
Miss Conway
Muffeu
Gen
Joseph Shelby
North Side
Chicago
Webster Davis
Kansas City
Harris Cohen
Talmage Lows
Almage
Town
Claude Bristow
Cawker City
Kan
Bristow
Oil Found at Red Fork Ind T gusher rivals Beaumont
An oil gusher struck at Red Fork Indian Territory at a depth of 1500 feet. Experts say the quality is first class and the supply appears inexhaustible, with excitement rising among locals who expect the field to rival Beaumont. The discovery marks the best strike yet in the area.
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Beaumont
Red Fork
I. T
Perts
Indian Territory
Hel Fork
Nine Lives Lost In Lake Superior Whaleback Collision
The whaleback Thames Wilson, ore laden for the lower lakes, collided with the steamer George G Hadley fifteen minutes out of Duluth. The Wilson sank rapidly, taking nine crew members with it, while the Hadley fought to reach shoal water with the remaining crew and aid from tugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Hadley
Thames Wilson
Lake Superior
Wilson
Duluth
Hadley
KEEPER BEATEN TO DEATH IN NORTH DAKOTA
Fritz Phillip keeper of a Blind Pig in Bowen North Dakota was robbed and beaten to death. Arrests were made for Thomas Davis Thomas Carr Albert Bowman Harry Cutlom and James O'Brien. Inquest found death from blows to head and shoulders as crowd gathered at the scene.
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North Dakota
Fritz Phillip
Bowen
N. D
Thomas Davis
Thomas Carr
Albert Bowman
Harry Cutlom
James O'Brien
Prillip
Garner
Iowa
Davis
Davin
Prilin
Phiilip
Bandits Capture Fifth Cavalrymen in Rizal Province
In Luzon, a large band of ladrones attacked Binangonan, Rizal, and captured a sergeant, two corporals, four privates of the Fifth United States Cavalry while they tended graves. They were taken north through the mountains. two soldiers and four Filipinos later escaped to Morang. Troup and constabulary pursued the bandits.
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Fifth United States Cavalry
Binangonan
Rizal
Luzon
Fifth Cavalry
Kinangonan
Morang
Senate Debates Canal Bill and Army Programs
Senate debates on the canal bill and military academy funding dominate the week. Congress reviews isthmian canal questions, national forest measures, pension bills, and the omnibus public building bill while addressing the Cuban occupation salary inquiry and a series of district improvement laws.
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Senate
West Point
House
Messrs
Sibley
E1ie Armond
Willams
Miss. Wooten
Texas
McDermott
N. J
Loud
Cal
Grumpacker
Ind
Maddox
Ball
Clark
Turner
United States Artillery
Cleo
Aule
Judiciary Committee
Agricultural Department
Corliss Pacific
Aued
Dalzell
Philippines
Ten Die as Chicago Sanitarium Fire Kills Residents
A fatal blaze swept the St Luke Society sanitarium at Woabush avenue and Twenty first street Chicago killing ten inmates including Alderman William E Kent known as Blind Billy Kent. Fire trapped patients on the top floor while others fled bleeding and injured. eight arrests were made as part of a coroner inquest into the disaster. The five story building suffered $5 000 in damage and $30 000 in losses to contents.
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Second Presbyterian
Linea
Neb
St. Luke Society
Wabash Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Chicago
W. E. Kent
St. Luke Sociery
Woabush Avenue
Alderman Kent
Newell
Sanitarium
John V. Nagel
Guatemala City Devastation From Massive 1900s Quake
A century-old dispatch details the April 18 Guatemala earthquake that destroyed Quezaltenango with 2,000 dead and 4,000 wounded. Fires raged as rain battered ruined streets, and a new settlement would rise near the old site. Also included is a rural-urban advice piece urging country youths to farm, not chase city fortunes, for real independence.
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Guatemala
West Indies
Central American
Quezaltenango
Arin
San Tedro
San Mateo
San Juan
Amatitlan
Solola
Queatter
Death of famed gambler Jacob Clute
Telegraphic brief notes the death of well known gambler Jacob Clute. California Sawyers reportedly collected about 2,000,000 dollars in fees tied to the Fair estate. Fred W Aberharde faced accusations of killing his wife in Chicago. A supposed find of a liquid asphalt well near Austin Texas is mentioned. Mobile City Council adopts an ordinance and funds kerosene and paraffin in extermination efforts against the more Salto.
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Jacob Clute
California Sawyers
Fair
Fred W. Aberharde
Chicago
Austin
Teras
Mobile
Ala Haa
Peace in South Africa boosts foreign markets and rail trade
The weekly trade review notes improved outlook from South Africa and gold mining revival supporting monetary circles. It reports larger orders, mostly uninterrupted car distribution, and May railway earnings up 6.8 percent from last year.
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South Africa
New York
Juss
KR. G. Dun & Cos
Paxtik
Silva
Bradstreet’s
Cornerogate
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Markets
Market notes show Chicago cattle at 34.00 to 8.00, hogs 4.25 to 7.65, sheep 4.50 to 5.75, wheat No 2 red 86 to 92, oats No 2 41 to 43, rye No 2 6 to 7, and hay 10 to 14.50. Indiana and Cincinnati listings follow with varied cattle, hogs, sheep, and grain quotes, including butter 18 to 22 cents and potatoes 0.55 to 1.01 per bushel.
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Near West
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ste
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Choice
Greers
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