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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
2
History of a Week News Briefs and Notable Events
A digest of scattered items from various regions covers shipwreck alerts near Malifax, a deranged attack on a nurse in Terre Haute, and a rescue. It notes Joseph Wharton increasing the Penn endowment, Admiral Clark's possible retirement, a Venezuelan victory at La Vela de Coro, and King Albert of Saxony’s death. Also reported: a fatal Kellar accident on a Chicago & Alton line, a major Des Moines cattle sale, Creede fire losses, a Toledo hotel fire, a Seward explosion killing three, a Rockefeller gift to Cornell, and Theodore Roosevelt Jr earning a punctuality prize at Groton.
Farmer Tees Daughter as Harvest Prize in Kansas
Kaneas farmer James Woolsey hosts a three day harvest contest to reward the hardest workers with a bride, his ten year old daughter Anna. Willis Rodway, a Illinois mechanic, wins and marries Anna in Fract Kansas amid scarcity of harvest help and a large Pratt County wheat farm. In Newark a kidnapped boy Abe Lowenstein is recovered after an extensive rescue, dragging thousands to the police station. A Chicago robbery sees four masked men force their way into a Santa Fe depot, looting a safe while guards are held at gunpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneas
James Woolsey
Willis Rodway
Illinois
Anna Woolsey
Fract
Kan
Woolsey
Pratt County
Rodway
Abe Lowenstein
Newark
Lowenstein
Abe
Paterson
Santa Feo
Chicugo
Seventeenth Street
Chicago and Western Indiana
Chicago
Independent Booking Agency Formed To Compete With Syndicate
New York theater managers unite to secure bookings independently. The Independent Booking Agency was formed by Harrison Grey Fiske Maurice Campbell and James W Hackett. It opens with eight attractions including Mrs Fiske Henrietta Cros Isabel Irving and James H Hackett in She Crisis Mistress Nell Captain Molly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finke
Hackett
New York
Theatrical Syndicate
Independent Booking Agency
Harrison Grey Fiske
Maurice Campbell
James W. Hackett
Berins
Isabel Irving
Nell
Molly
Chicagoan Found Dead in Ohio under Lightning Suspect
A Chicago man reports a Chicago woman found dead by a roadside in Ohio under a tree during a storm. Toledo coroner summoned to investigate possible lightning death involving Thomas Kasterzedski and a woman, with a telegram from Chicago found on the body. Additional items note fires in Alexander City Alabama, a dynamite explosion in Pennsylvania, a fatal accident in Chicago, and other varied notices from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Itolland
Ohio
Thomas Kasterzedski
Seventeenth Street
Chicago
Cleveland Hero Dies Saving Nephew From Fire
Fritz Engenit died in Cleveland at St. Capital after a heroic effort to rescue his sister and her young son from a blaze that destroyed their home. An exploding stovepipe caused the fire. Engenit burned trying to reach the boy, twice driven back before the child was saved at a window. He told his sister at the hospital that what he did was nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fritz Engenit
St. Capital
Engenit
Ter
Hervid
Texas ranchmen suffer blow as court ends grazing land leases
The Texas Supreme Court invalidated consolidated grazing lands and opened over 2.5 million acres to sale or entry, threatening cattle raisers who relied on alternate patented sections and leased school lands for grazing. Adults are filing on hundreds of sections daily, complicating fences and joint grazing among many small holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Texas
Foil Kidnappers In Butte And Texas Oil Carriers
In Butte Montana police unearth a kidnap plot by the Consentino gang targeting wealthy families including Hazel Girdrup and William Symons infants. Suspect Consentino, an Italian, is in custody. three suspects remain at large as investigators describe a wide ransom scheme involving Sen W A Clark’s family and other merchants. Also reports on Whaleback steamers converting to oil carriers on the Mississippi under Capt Alexander McDougall, Beau mont pipeline plans, and related criminal and political items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon
Senator Clark
Butte
Mont
Sam” Consentino
Hazel Girdrup
Harry Symons
William Symons
Consentina
Consetino
Italan
Harry Keller
Keller
Kidgan
W. A. Clark
Lulu S’. Sarges
New York
Texas
Mississippi
Alexander McDougall
Duluth
St. Lou
Port Arthur
New Orleans
Com
Shary Tansportation Company
Beaumont Oil Companies
Fort Arthur
St. Louis
Time to Spare Lake York Central Trains Show Fastest Long-Distance Run
The Twenty hour run from New York to Chicago on the Lake Shore and New York Central lines operated with an average speed of 49 miles per hour, finishing three to four minutes early. The test shown before arrival noted a minor delay near New Carlisle due to a freight train but regained time by Chicago, highlighting superior American rail speed and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Chicago
Lake Shore
New York Central
Buffalo
New Carlisle
Grand Central Station
America
Merriam Named Census Director After Record Fifth Census
Rush Merriam former governor of Minnesota and noted statesman was appointed director of the census in April 1899, praised for record making in closing the Twelfth Census. A native of New York, he moved to St Paul as a youth and has since been banker, businessman, agriculturist, legislator and educator. He is 63 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Rush Merriam
Washington
Minnesota
Mrz Merriam
New York
St. Paul
Everglades Reclamation Proposal Sparks Florida Debate
The article discusses plans to reclaim the Everglades in Florida, proposing drainage to convert nearly a million acres into usable land. It notes a fifty year history of feasibility discussions and mentions Severn as part of the dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everglades
Florida
Severn
Speed and scope of regional rail and Florida Everglades reclamation
The article notes US long distance trains outpace on some routes while Europe leads on others. It cites Empire State Express New York to Buffalo at high mph, Chicago to New York twenty-hour trains, Paris to Bayonne, and London to Edinburgh speeds. It then shifts to Florida Everglades reclamation plans to convert submerged swamp into fertile land, reclaiming about 4 million acres, enabling sugar cane, vegetables, rice, and corn, with canals and drainage, improving Florida’s economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
England
Atmeori
New York
Buffalo
Chicago
Gettin
Paris
Bayonne
Lonidon
Edinburgh
West Coast
Flurii
Everglandesia
Great Basin
Florida
Sinal
James R Keene in Wall Street’s clever chat king
James R Keene, famed New York wit and quick talker, told King Edward about Gnatee at Lady Lister Kaye’s dinner. Born to a London merchant, he later built a finance career in America and was received by King Edward as an American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Edward
James R. Keene
America
Edward
Religious News and Notes in Britain and America
Seven sects exist in Great Britain and Ireland. The first Loyal Temperance Legion in Mexico was organized in Guanajuato. The Wesleyan Methodist Church reports the biggest church membership rise in nineteen years. Chicago institutional church work faces many difficulties, says Rev L G Jackson. Over 2,000 U S Navy men join the Navy Temperance League pledging total abstinence. President Roosevelt's Bible address is widely distributed by the American Bible Society with 80,000 English and 10,000 Spanish copies. The M C A railroad department notes 48 buildings erected in four years, largely funded by railroad companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
Loyal Temperance Legion
Mexico
Mixx Mthe Dunmore
Guanajuato
Wesleyan Methodist Church of
L. G. Jackson
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Chicago
United States Navy
Navy Temperance League
Roosevelt
American Bible Society
M. Co. A
War end to cost stock growers vast losses
Judge Advocate Crowder reports British agents in Lathrop Missouri spent 17,035,390 dollars for horses and mules shipped from New Orleans to South Africa, with 18,687 horses and 75,108 mules shipped plus freight and related costs. some animals bought for high prices. note of war’s financial fallout for western stock growers. Also mentions a Salt Lake City murder suicide by Isaac N. Graves and Cuba’s Palma brothers sending sons to New York for schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Isaae
Senate Debates London Dock Charges and Cuba Policy
The Senate debated the London dock charges and canal measures while the House advanced the irrigation bill, district of Columbia appropriation, and pension legislation. Proctor’s bid for a conference on the army bill sparked a sharp vote. the session adjourned after passing memorial and monument appropriations and a broad set of legal reforms. The canal bill dominated Tuesday’s agenda as the House moved on bankruptcy amendments and land office appeals.
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Senate
London
House
Messrs
Mondell
Wyo
Tongue
Ore
Tirrell
Mass
Shallenberger
Neb
Ray
Judiciary Committee
District of Columbia
Secretary of War
Spain
Proctor
Vermont
Besse
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Brooklyn
Fredericksburg
Hugh Merccer
ISIN
Stebecca J. Taylor
War Department
United States
General Land’ Office
Supreme Court
Society of the Army of Santiago
Oklahoma
Washington Notes and World Events Mix in 1900s Dispatch
The report notes Ragtime barred from Marine Band concerts in Washington. German Ambassador von Holleben becomes dean of Washington’s diplomatic corps, succeeding Lord Paunce. Philippine insurrection nearing end with Mindanao still unsettled. Acting Gov Wright aims to establish civil rule nationwide. Amnesty bill signed by President Palma to free Rathbone Neely and others, Cuban postal fraud cases included. Roosevelt opens national convention of American military successions. Massive quinine and first aid supplies used in Spanish war. Public building program authorized with twenty million dollars for architects and builders.
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Washington
Marine Band
von Holleben
Germany
Diplomatic Corpu
Lord Paunce
Mindanao
Wright
G. Rathbone
O. B. Neely
Palma
Roosevelt
Tone
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