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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1902
Page
2
Public hor. notice from Warsaw Indiana referencing Bartholomew KK and the abbreviation WARSAW IND KK with unclear context or action details. Readable fragments suggest an official publication but exact action, deadline, or party names are not provided in the legible text.
A St. Thomas dispatch reports Martinique's St Pierre destroyed by volcanic activity with most residents killed. The Koraima with all aboard last seen. Roddam wrecked and crew casualties noted. Seven Baptists drown in Ohio after a naptha launch collision. survivor count limited. Russian peasant revolt results in farms burned and mass flogging. many killed or injured. Trieste sailors' conduct deemed above reproach. Cemetery windstorm topples 125 monuments at Spencerville Indiana. surrounding damage noted. Weather across France and Spain brings hail, snow, frost harming crops. Pretoria armored train derailment kills ten. inquiry underway. Embezzlement cases involving Barrows and Davis lead to prison sentences. Fort Wayne stage card notes Viola Allen in The Hunchback. Wreck near Flagstaff, Alabama ports damaging a dining car and two Pullmans. Kentucky feud ends with Hatfield shot by Akera.
Four Austrian laborers were killed and two badly burned when molten metal surged in an open hearth pit at the Steelton steel works near Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Charles Lockett cried out a warning but two others were unable to escape as the flood overwhelmed the pit.
A fragmenting panorama shows Bonesteel in Gregory County South Dakota blossoming from fifty settlers to potential two thousand within months. Real estate booms unfold with five offices selling lots from three hundred to eight hundred dollars as camps and tents encircle the new town.
Immigrants arriving in New York this year soared beyond prior records with 178,004 for January through April and a peak week of 25,120 from European ports. Ellis Island saw 12,340 landings in a single day as total arrivals reached 498,868 amid across the board gains. Also reports of a Nevada gold nugget strike at Silver Peak and a Cleveland three cent fare court decision.
Princess Beatrice of the Berrone family attempted to throw herself into the Tiber on the Sistine bridge in Rome. She wore evening dress and jewels, signaled the cross before rescue, and cited jealousy of her husband as motive. she was saved with difficulty and was near death.
Rear Admiral William T. Sampson U.S. Navy, retired, died at his Washington home at 5 pm Tuesday after a cerebral hemorrhage. Born February 9, 1840 in Palmyra, his career included Charleston 1864 action, Naval Academy leadership, command of the San Francisco, chief of ordnance, and a Spanish War flag officer role. He left a widow and several children, with two marriages noted and a public record of long service and controversial credit for the Santiago fight.
Across a week of sessions the Senate and House devoted long hours to Philippine issues and related appropriation bills. Bills on the Rosebud Indian Reservation and sundry civil matters drew ongoing consideration without final action, while adjustments to District of Columbia taxes, Hawaiian revenue cutters, and White House repairs also surfaced in the daily proceedings.
R G Das & Co describe mixed signals in the industrial and commodity sectors. Strikes appeared in multiple areas but were largely local, while building trades slowdowns and railway work surge influence transport and earnings. Wheat and corn markets show volatility amid favorable foreign crops and rising U S exports, though some regions face moisture needs and late planting in the Northwest.
The bulletin lists cattle hogs and sheep prices, and grain futures across Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati Darrott Toledo Milwaukee New York Buffalo with bid ranges for wheat corn oats rye barley and dairy and egg quotes. The fragment ends with Conrad Seumitt, 16, struck by a drunken man who attempted to kiss two Brooklyn girls.
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