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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
2
Troop movements and train robbery news from distant frontiers
A report from Shenandoah details General Gobin ordering the state troop to Shenandoah to back militia amid coal region unrest. Also, a Northern Pacific passenger train was held up at Sand Point Idaho. seven robbers failed to dynamite the baggage car. Five Battle Creek workers die in a Lake Go accident near Battle Creek. Weather and flood effects burden Florence Arkansas Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Sand Point
Idaho
Spokane
Wash
Rabbers
Battle Creek
Mich
Lake Go
Bennete
Browdsie
Setann Tolbers
Major Armes Shot Near Washington by Johnson
Retired U S Army officer Major George A Armes was shot in the breast on his Fairfield estate near Washington D C by J B R Johnson who proclaimed an intent to kill him One shot struck Armes the other missed The motive remains unclear possibly tied to Johnsons eviction from the Armes property where he had run a hotel and summer resort The veranda shooting follows a dispute over possession and legal action. plus Ah I e adding Chickasha Oklahoma city gained by survey decision to place it near the ninety eighth meridian The Interior Department approved the Johnson and Kidder survey and the case may reach the Supreme Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Armes
United States
Fairfield
Washington, D.C
J. BR. Johnson
Johnson
Adds City
Oklahoma
Washington
Interior Department
Chickasaw Nation
Indian Territory
Chickasha
United States Supreme Court
Laborer crushed to death by elevator in St. Louis
Albert Zarawski, a Globe building laborer, was crushed while bricks were being raised by a hand elevator. He lost balance as it descended, wedging between the elevator top and window sill. A crowd witnessed his slow fatal suffocation with no rescue possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Albert Zarawski
Globe
Evetan
Police Judge in Springfield Ends Life Over Short Funds
Clarence A. Plank, police judge of Springfield, Missouri, shot himself at a hotel after traveling from Memphis. He left letters to a Springfield contact, a Kansas City brothel, and his wife, claiming he was four dollars short and had given funds to politicians and women, and denouncing local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohto
Clarence A. Plank
Springfeld
Ohia
Memphis
Kanaas City
Missing Boy Seeks Aid After Fatal Anoka Collision
A long string of local news items reports a missing 17 year old boy named George in Missouri and a fatal crash at Anoka Minnesota. It cites horse traders involved in the search and arrests for murder or accessories, plus various other incidents from theft to a bridge wreck and deaths, all sketched in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desoto
Valle Mines
George
Anys
Charles
James Warrington
Harry
Fulkerson
Bulkerson
Harrington
Kennett
Tulkerson
May Acquire Cuba In Time Says Gen Lee
Gen Yitzhugh Lee told a large assembly at the Chautauqua encampment in Utica that the United States may acquire Cuba as isthmian canal plans justify strategic needs. He argued Blanco had no role in the Maine explosion but faulted Weyler's Havana arsenal officers for likely torpedo placement knowledge. He claimed Cuba faces political trouble and that US ownership could come to pass to secure sea power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Shin
Lee
Urebana
Yitzhugh Lee
Cuba
Blanco
Maine
Weyler
Havana
Little Republic
Isthmian Canal
Strike Continues as Labor War Talks Do Not Alter Course
Officials from anthracite coal companies meeting in New York declare the strike will not be arbitrated or influenced by President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers or any outside party. Morgan will not take part, while Morgan aides and railroad leaders held private talks. The luncheon conference on the mines’ reopening plans concluded with no firm start date, though preparations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morsa
Morgan
Barope
Baer
Mr. Morgan
Cork
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Iata
New York
Offici
J. PieFpont Morgan
Gio Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Philadelphia
Jay
Samuel Spencer
The
Southern Railway
TL Mel. Twombly
Mr. Statesbury
George W. Perkins
Samuel Sloan
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Strik An
Fowler
Mie
Nyse
Weekly Crop Conditions East of the Rockies Report
The Agricultural Department notes unfavorable weather east of the Rockies with cool, wet, and hot conditions varying by region. Maturity delays in corn, damp and discolored spring wheat in the upper Midwest, and rust and shedding on cotton across central and western belts. Limited improvement in apples and varied harvest progress in Ohio, New York, and the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Agricultural Department
Rocky Mountains
Missouri Valley
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Pacific Coast
Iowa
Hed Rive Valley
Oregon
Bernee
Washington
Carolinas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
New York
Ohio
North Tinois
Kosta
Michigan
Towa
Missouri
Oklahar S
Weds Roosevelt Kin in Landmark Society Match
The article recounts a high profile marriage linking a Roosevelt cousin and a close relative of President Roosevelt. It notes the bride’s lineage to Mrs Grant, reports previous engagements, and describes her appearance and admirers as the crowd hails the ceremony amid New York high society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gran
Wire
Vivian Uly Daugh
Ty Crick Roosevelt
Peesident
Tienothy Nichola
New York
Dias
Nelle Grant
Weather and political jumbles echo across states
Fragmented remarks note frost in Iowa Kansas pondering missteps and Bulgarian intrigue. A robber masquerade as policemen robs a man in the arth Side, while King Edward faces limits on governance. Electric workers at White House possibly to avoid sparks. American Smelting shuts Pueblo smelter due to ore shortage and new Utah mill opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ahve
Ufayt
Uncle Sai
Towa
Kansas
Mill Stone
Treasur
Edward
White House
Presiduo
American Smelting and Refit Company
Philadel
Pueblo
Colo
Murray
Utah
Trade Review Warns of Coal Shortage Weighing on Industry
The weekly Dun and Company review notes fuel scarcity and idling at anthracite mines raising demand for soft coal and coke. Freight bottlenecks close furnaces, but August railway earnings rise modestly. Domestic demand remains strong, exports pressured by long-running coal strikes, while wheat and flour prices show gains and lumber markets stay firm amid favorable but uneven weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brockade
Xilves
R.G. Dun & Co
Connellsville
Gradstreet
Ubis
Chicago
Market prices across Milwaukee and New York markets
The fields list assorted commodity quotes with grains livestock and dairy values. Milwaukee wheat No 2 and corn No 3 guide futures while New York cattle hogs and eggs show wide ranges. Buffalo reports shipping cattle and hogs with varied quality and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
New York
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