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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1902

Page

2

Miss Roosevelt to skip coronation visit says dispatch

A London court circles debate Miss Roosevelt status as she will not attend King Edward VII’s coronation traveling privately with Special Ambassador Reid. The planned trip is altered due to the Emperor and Empress of Germany invitation and youth, with attendance at royal events ultimately relinquished.

Miss Roosevelt Edward VII Reid London Germany America

Floods and storms devastate wide regions across America

Wide swaths of the nation suffer flood and wind damage from Texas to New York. Wires down, bridges wrecked, and ice gorges flood valleys. Ships wrecked, trains washed out, and cities like Athens and Tallahassee endure severe destruction with millions in losses forecast in Wisconsin and Michigan.

America Texas New York Chattanooga Pennsylvania Upper Ohie Cleveland Cumberland Valley Allegheny Atlantic Gulf Middle West Mattie Lena Block Island Yeoman Galveston Liverpool Cane Henry Griffin, Jr Oak Mountain Columbus Alabama Tennessee Norfolk and Southwestern Virginia Elizabethtown Tallahassee Dawson Jackson Wisconsin West Superior Lane Upper Michigan

Jealous Husband Murders Wife and Boarder then Kills Himself

In Woodstock Illinois a husband killed his wife and Amos Anderson, a 77 year old boarder, in a hand to hand struggle before taking his own life. Their son, 20, is under arrest for complicity. Ellsworth, a machine shop owner, and Mrs Ellsworth were prominent locals with a troubled past and rumored hereditary violence.

Woodstock Uinois Anderson Benjamin F. Ellsworth Mre Ellsworth Amos Anderson Fam Uy Mrs Etlsworth Ellaworth

Match for M gover n Young Corbett signs to fight Terry McGovern

William H Stethwell known as Young Corbett signs to meet Terry McGovern in a 25 round Marquis of Queensberry bout to weight 127 pounds at 4 PM on fight day. The match will occur before the club offering best terms with a 1000 dollar forfeit and 75 percent to the winner.

Young Corbett Cleet Terry William H. Stethwell Terry McGovern Marquis of Queensberry Cincinnnati Ee Oremahare

Floods devastate Middle Atlantic and New England states

Widespread floods from heavy rains and melting snow cause millions in damage and many fatalities. Passaic and Paterson in New Jersey suffer major losses as 30 lives are reported. Tens of thousands displaced, 75,000 out of work, and at least 15 million dollars in direct losses. New York and Connecticut towns flood. Derby bridge washed away. New Haven green submerged.

Middle New England Middle Atlantic Passaic River New Jersey Paterson Passaic Wallington Pasnaie Newark Newark Bay Lawlanda Derby Conn New York, New Haven Hartford Housatonic New Haven

Floods cause widespread damage across New York and Pennsylvania

The semi historic report notes a 93 year old Pope Leo, a Newfoundland dog saving a girl in Middletown, drownings in Wakefield, and a Harlem division wreck near Whitnont. It cites high water across Binghamton, Rochester, Batavia, Dansville, Buffalo, Geneseo and Syracuse, with 200 families displaced by Quondiga creek floods and extensive power and rail disruptions. Estimated losses reach millions, with 25,000 miners idled in the Wyoming valley.

Middletown Wakefield Whitnont Chatham Harlem Central Bhoira Binghamton Trochester Batavia Dansville Buffalo Geneseo New York State Pennsylvania Wyoming Valley

Only Survivor of 1812 War Wins Pension Increase

Hiram Cronk of Dunn Brook Oneida County New York the last surviving veteran of the War of 1812 wins favorable action from a congressional pension committee on a bid for increased benefits. Cronk born April 20 1800 comes from a long line of soldiers tracing to French and Indian Wars and the Revolutionary War.

Hiram Cronk Dann Brook N. Y Congressional Committee On Pensiona Dunn Brook Oneida James Cronk Kasper Cronkhiten Washington Kasper James Cronkhiten New York Wiram Cronk

Map of Henry itinerary exposes crippled rail line

The document describes Prince Henry’s United States itinerary with the New York Central Railroad crippled by floods along the Mohawk and Hudson. East of Albany near Castleton, Hudson overflow blocked tracks, stranding trains like the Empire State Express and Montreal Empress. passengers were removed by boat. A Kingston meat dealer Barrett drowned in the flood.

New York Central Railroad Albany Castleton Hudson Empire State Express Kingston Barrett Atronise

Senate Passes Omnibus Claims and Shipping Bills

Congress adjourns amid brisk debate on the omnibus claims bill and arid land irrigation measures. The Senate advances the shipping bill to expand ocean mail service and defend national commerce. Conference reports on the Philippine tariff are adopted amid party line votes.

Senate Conference Boston Harbor R. M. G. Brown Nebraska Mammoth Springs Ark Schley Court of Inquiry House Loud Cal Committee of Post Offices and Post Roads Swannon Payne Galantes United States Frye Committee On Commerce Messra. Smith Dem Mensrs. McCall Mags Littlefield Heatwole Minn Calumet Harbor Lake Michigan Minotg International Committee of Young Men's Christian Associations

Pension reform aims at half of government pension costs

An official of the pension bureau predicts a ten year 50 percent cut in pension expenditures. With last year at 198000000, savings reach about 60000000, plus lower clerk costs. Next year pension payments may drop 3000000 as the House’s bill reduces the appropriation to 195000000 from 138000000 the prior year. There are about 600000 pensioners and 400000 claims pending, many duplicates likely to be denied.

Frye Commerce Committee Clay Senate Representative Polk Philadelphia Messrs Sima Tenn Smith Mesara Underwood Ann Sperry Conn Foster Gaines Enn H.C. Smith Mich Banna United States Bacon Patterson House Pension Bureau Joe Kaman Congress Naval Committee Navy Corps of Constructors and Civil Engineers

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