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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
6
Fatal Train Collision Near Keating Penn Surviving Injuries
CIRCLING THE GLOBE summary reports a fatal freight train collision on the New York Central west branch near Keating Pennsylvania. Ash J. Chapman, brake man from Sunbury, was killed while engineer Andrew Miller from Jersey Shore and another brakeman were seriously injured. The wreck toppled a locomotive onto a telegraph station. a water tank burned from live fuel. Other items note coal miners near Huntington West Virginia ending a strike, a pending land sale suit in Indiana, frauds in Portugal, a glass plant prospect in West Virginia, a deadly landslide in Transcaucasia, and various local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New West Branch
New York Central Railroad
Keating
Penn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ash J. Chapman
Sunbury
Andrew Miller
Jersey Shore
Aughinbeck
Severo
Weekly crop summary highlights drought and maturing corn
Misouri Valley dry weather slows corn maturity while northern districts see better conditions. Excessive rains hamper grain, though eastern valleys report some relief. Rains needed in west gulf, Ohio valley, and Carolinas. drought continues in Texas and Louisiana cotton areas. Tobacco progress good. spring wheat thrashing hindered in Dakotas to Nebraska. Wright urges joint conciliation for coal strike with a six month hour day proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley
Agricultural Department
Missouri
Ivery
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Red River
West Gulf
Ohio Valley
New England
Carolinas
East Gate
Jce
Mississippi
Towa
Nebraska
Unis
Tnciana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indiana
Kansas
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
North Pacific
Louisiana
Arkimets
Okliuhoma
Texas
Uenar
Virginia
Wright
Facts About The Census And Industrial Growth Trends
The report highlights rising farm profits and growing manufacturing output in the United States. It notes increases in farm production, factory establishments doubling to 13,000, and employment rising to 6,719,000 with wages near 2.72 billion dollars. Coal, copper, and wheat production show substantial gains, while cattle and other agricultural metrics reflect broad economic expansion. Rose Coghlan, Helena incident details. a mistook bottle caused facial injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anandise
Tures
Frei
Isso
United States
Rose Coghlan
Helena
Mont
Ahr
Dave
Facts About Farms Census Data From 1900 Census
The 1900 census report on agriculture highlights vast farm expansion and wealth. It notes 5. OT farms and 841,201,546 acres, farm value near 20 billion dollars, annual farm output around 5 billion, and average farm size 146 acres. Centers of production and population shift westward with wheat leading movement.
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United States
North Central
St. Louis
Wayne County
Jackson, Mies
Ohio
Towa
Forts Destroy Ships In Mimic Battle Off New England
Army and Navy forces clashed as Admiral Higginson’s fleet attacked Forts Wright Michie and Forts Fort Terry near Long Island Sound. After an hour of bombardment the forts disabled all ships. Meanwhile, coastal batteries at Price’s Neck near Narragansett and Fort Wright unleashed heavy fire. A later report noted ships withdrew after a ten minute engagement as Marines were sent ashore to capture Port Judith signal station. Several casualties were reported among Army gunners and a private killed in an accidental detonation. Five men were also reported killed in a freight wreck on the Hook Island Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginson
Wright
Michie
Waa
Ifert
Price
Neck
Narragansete
Adams
Long Island Sound
Adiral Higgingon
Fort Michie
Gull Island
Point Judith
Indiana
Fort Terry
Port Terry
Port Mansfield
Fixhers Island
Fort Wright
Cal
Davis
Strikers Set Fire to Large West Virginia Mine
Violent clashes erupt as strikers torch the Bramwell Flocahontas Collieries mine near the Virginia border. Guards exchange fire, a Virginia governor’s troops are sought, and mining operations at other sites resume amid disputed worker turnout and stock coal accusations.
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West Virginia
Flocahontas Collieries Company
Bramwell
W. Va
West Entrance
Virginia
Exch Oiler
Virginian
Tucalwstas
Richard Roberts
Joby Devi
Pawaa
Company C
Pweilfth
Panther Crook Valley
Mie
Atrike
Viking Ship Unearthed on Karmoe Island
A forty foot Viking ship was found on Karmoe island. Otto Wolf was arrested in Jersey City on murder charges linked to a Vienna case. A freight wreck near Warsaw, New York injured Fireman Hing Hert Hage and Engineer W. J. Clurk and Wesley B. Sowerby fatally. Michigan reports its first ticket scalping conviction tied to Pere Marquette Sunday excursion tickets. Travel agents A Beward and W O Juad launched a fund-raising paper to aid Jessie Morrison’s Supreme Court appeal. Government surveyors plan monuments to mark the Colorado New Mexico line first measured fifty years ago amid ongoing ambiguity.
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Karmoe
Otto Wolf
Jersey City
Vienna
Austria
Buffalo
Rochester and
Pittsburg
Warsaw
N. Y
Hing Hert Hage
W. J. Clurk
Wesley B. Sowerby
Michigan
Pere Marquette Road
A. Beward
W .O. Juad
Kansas
Jessie Morrison
Supreme Court
Colorado
New Mexico
President Banked By Electric Car Crash Near Lenox
President Roosevelt survived a serious accident when an electric car struck his coach near Lenox Massachusetts. Secret Service agent Sam Craig was killed, driver Pratt fractured his skull, and Governor Crane and Secretary Cortelyou were injured. The party resumed travel to Stockbridge after the scene, while rumors of the President’s death circulated. A separate note reports Western Moree Wins Futurity at Sheepshead Bay with Colt Ravable. An Algerian dispatch cites Moors attacking a French supply column near Ala Delkel with casualties on both sides.
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Couch
Lenox
Moss
Secret Service
Presdent
Pittsfield
Mass
Cork
Dawes
Ve. Crane
Sam Craig
South Street
C Auntry Club
Craig
Crane
Cortelyea
Wiliam Craig
C. Pratt
Pitshelkh
Leyax
Dalton
Arkshire Hills
Chars
Luke J. Madden
Roach
Vehi
Weil
Madden
Kely
Tittefield
Pratt
Suse
R. Ginvilar
Par
Curtis Hote
Btockbridge
Tra
Ravable
Salivator
Sheepshed Bay
John A. Drake
Chicago
Oran
Algeria
Ala Delkel
Illness of Judge Durand Shakes Michigan Gubernatorial Race
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Judge G H Durand of Michigan nears death after two weeks of illness. Initial reports cited cerebral thrombosis with grave prognosis, then a Wednesday improvement raised cautious hopes as he rested well and regained strength. Durand, famed for handling opium fraud cases, had indicated concern over his unopposed nomination but remained central to the campaign narrative.
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Michigan
G. H. Durand
Tudge Dorand
Jilge Durand
Durand
Labor Day Parades Seen Across Cities Amid Solidarity
Labor Day celebrations spread nationwide with vast processions in Chicago New York and other cities. Estimates put marchers at up to 100000 in Chicago and over 40000 in New York, with unions demonstrating support for striking miners and calling for arbitration while business activity paused.
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Chicago
Hosta
Walla Milton
Chicago Federation
New York
Building Trades Union
Murel
Grirade
Ting
al H
Fairbanks
Cleveland
Lin Topeka
Toledo
Massive Martinique Eruption Destroys Morne Rouge Le Carbet
Reports say Mount Pelée exploded again erupting a violent tidal wave that wiped out Morne Rouge and Le Carbet, with thousands displaced. Thick ash clouds and glowing lava lit the sky as Dominica and surrounding islands recorded similar devastation and cable links were cut.
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Morne Rouge
Martinique
le Carbet
Pelve
MI Trenne
le Carlet
Dominca
Lucie
Rosean
Haror
Murduique
Phebommena
Dominica
Ginseng Grower Nets Big Returns On Small Michigan Patch
A Michigan farmer near Niles cultivates ginseng on one third of an acre, reaping up to 18 000 dollars from about 7 000 plants. The roots are shipped to a New York wholesaler who sells to Chinese buyers, with export value rising as high as 200 dollars per pound from dried roots. This labor intensive crop gains money despite limited domestic demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Niles
George PL Langworthy
Weaver
Langworthy
Portaney
Sears
New York
United States
Nuelly
Religious News and Notes Roundup Highlights
Religious News and Notes reports Gratiot Park Port Hucon Mich paying the debt of its Methodist Church. Rev G W Arms and family from Concepcion Chile plan a furlough return from South America. The Holy See in Rome works on entechium reform and contemplates a single farm for the Catholic world. Quetzaltenango in Guatemala, recently wrecked by earthquake, shown as a center of liberalism and impiety. Bishop Potter set to attend a Bonn religious congress before returning to the United States. No wedding date yet. London masses by Indian troops at St Raphael chapel. Joe converts noted to the faith by Francis Xavier. Cheir lappearance at an early hone drew curiosity.
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Gratiot
Bonn
Geramay
United States
London
India
Chapel of St. Raphael
Joe
Francis Xayier
Cheir
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Laporte
And
Marion County
Auditor of State
Kankakee
Darrow
Pontiac, U
Starke
Portugal
Lisbon
Costia
Bugkhannon
Linckbannon River
Igary Downs
Mbit
Wabash Railroad
Tiflis
Trans-caucasus
Russia
Mount Kasbeck
New Castle
Ind
Willian Nipp
Westworna Hig
Fremont
Temple Theatre
Fort Wayne
Howard Dorsett Co
San Francisco
Thomas Hi. Williams, Jr
California Jockey Club
Frederick Marott
San Francisco News Letter
Marott
Cardinal Gibbons
Daltimore
Ee-Milvoland
Carroll D. Wright
Husnieye
The
Census Bureau
Chicago Record-Herald
Hook Island
Randolph
Selim
Vienna University
Palestine
Imperial Academy of Sciences
Solomon
Janotah
Samaria
Wheat
Northwest
St. Pente Hill
Rogda
Fargo
Yankton
Roosevelt
President
Bel
President Roosevelt
UH. Durand
Labor Day
Secretary of the Treasury
Denver Mint
James A. McGonigh
Leavenworth
Iran
Mexico
Jamaica
Mont Pelee
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