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Newspaper

Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1904

Page

6

World News Roundup: Casualties Fires Politics and Business

A compact survey spanning conflicts and disasters, political moves, market shakeups, and weather notes. The week’s events touch multiple regions with reports on casualties, fires, leadership changes, corporate failures, and resumptions, outlining the global mood.

Fire ends life of Ballinger family in Texas blaze

A Texas fire killed J. A. McBeth his wife and five year old daughter and his brother-in-law Bert West. The blaze at Ballinger also left a community grieving as investigators assess the cause.

Nation end year's grim tally shows deaths from violence rise

A long list of 1903 national statistics notes 8,976 deaths from violence, 232 weekly business failures, 122 executions, 104 lynchings in 1903, and a high railway death toll. adds in pensions, embezzlement losses, gifts, and a Chicago theater disaster with casualties.

United States James Davis Western News Company Chicago Bank of Staten Island Stapleton N. J Otto Ahlman Harrison Dun Review of Trade E. F. Ware New York City George B. McClellan

Notable Mortality and Political News Across Cities

Mrs Margaret F Sullivan a leading newspaper woman dies in Chicago at 56 Gordon Trumbull an artist dies in Hartford Conn Catherine McVey a Danville pastry cook who hosted Lincoln dies at 104 Thomas Connolly a Du buque carriage magnate dies at 66 Robert C Harper oldest Minneapolis resident dies aged 104 James J Belden ex congressman dies in Syracuse at 78 Capt Frederick Pabst famed brewer dies in Milwaukee at 67 Georgia Republicans set state convention in Atlanta on March 23

Margaret F. Sullivan Chicago Gordon Trumbull Hartford Conn Catherine McVey Danville Abraham Lincoln Thomas Connolly Dubuque Robert C. Harper Minneapolis Root National Republican Committee James JS. Belden Congress Syracuse N. Y Capt Frederick Pabst United States Milwaukee Georgia

Olympia Reaches Colon Sendoff and Columba Dispatch

The cruiser Olympia arrives at Colon from Cartagena with United States Minister Beaupre aboard. Reports note Japan-Russia tensions rising as Tokyo warns of a critical far eastern situation amid growing war talk. A Calumpit fire destroys 250 houses and leaves several dead, with 1,000 homeless.

United States Colombia Beaupre Olympia Colon Cartagena Calumpit Philippines Gen. Reyes Paris Loubet Mary Anderson People’s Palace London St. Petersburg Japan Russia Colombia Beaupre Tokio Herman Adier Roosevelt Far East

Diplomat Urges Colombia to Defend Integrity Amid Bitter Feelings

A South American diplomat says Colombia must fight to preserve her integrity as bitterness toward the United States and Panama grows. An American warship reportedly sank the Colombian gunboat General Pinzon in a naval battle in the Gulf of Darien. Fargo Squiers, eldest son of the U S minister to Cuba, accidentally shot and killed himself in Havana.

Colombia United States Panama General Pinzon Gulf of Darien Fargo Squiers Cuba Havana

Iroquois Theater Fire Toll Tops 588 In Chicago

The Chicago theater disaster now claims 588 dead with six unidentified. One day saw 226 funerals, the greatest in any U S city. Theatres closed until safety laws are met and owners Will J Davis Harry J Powers and Building Commissioner Williams face manslaughter bonds of 10000 each.

United States Detlef Evans Tenison Evans Chicago Joan Alexander Dowie Zion City Jig Will J. Davis Harry J. Powers Williams Dixie Colon Elliott Isthmus James Longstret Gordon Gainesville Europe Russia Japan London Horace G. Burt Union Pacific Railroad New York Boston Philadelphia Mississippi Jackson Soundberry Dutcher Bayport Mich First Baptist Church Indianapolis Ind Socialist Party St. Catherine’s Academy Springfield William Shearer Clara Collins Columbus Herbert Agnes Lange Barry Avenue Agnes Lange O’neill Wooldridge and Schubert

Chicago Theaters Closed After Iroquois Fire Tragedy

Chicago, Jan 2 The Iroquois theater disaster prompts Mayor Harrison to close seventeen theaters lacking asbestos curtains. Prosecution moves against managers Davis Powers and inspector Williams for manslaughter as city declares a day of mourning with city hall closed.

Chicago Harrison Academy of Music Alhambra Avenue Bijou Chicago Opera House Clark Street Museum Columbus Criterion Feigenbaum’s Milwaukee Avenue Garrick Glickman’s Howard Sam T. Jack London Musee Marlowe New American Olympic

Diverse 19th Century News Briefs From Across the Nation

Rail leases extend 99 years as the St Louis and San Francisco lines entwine. Pope Pius XX receives two oil portraits as a New Year gift. Mrs. Ida Rowan dies in Atchison while John Snyder inherits 250000 in bonds, real estate, and cash. Young teacher Glen Harrison age 13 near Gainesville, Missouri shocks the nation. Turks arrest over 100 in Salonika amid Christian massacre plots. Parley Prophet dies in Utah pulpit with final sermon. Redfield Proctor and others to investigate the National American Red Cross. Captain Anderson teaching at Massachusetts Agricultural College. Knoxville editor William Rule eyed as Republican governor. Oberlin murder convict John Bennett slated for electrocution. Carnegie Institute to build four solar observatories. Oklahoma’s Mrs. Ferguson leads territorial journalism. Panama treaty flags and United States flag proceed to and from Washington.

Ida Rowan A. S. Rowan Garcia Atchison, Kaw John Snyder United States Navy Mare Island San Francisco Glen Harrison Ozark Mountains Gainesville United States Salonica Parley H. Prophet Uintah Utah Richard Olney Redfield Proctor John G. Carlisle William Alden Smith National American Red Cross Capt Ohn Anderson Massachusetts Agricultural College William Rule Knoxville Tenn John Bennett Oberlin Carnegie Institute Washington Steel King T. B. Ferguson Oklahoma Hay Panama Bunan

Governor of Oregon Endorses Peruna for Colds in Home

A letter from Governor W. M. Lord praises Peruna as an excellent remedy for colds and catarrh. The ad extols Peruna as universal protection, urging households to keep the remedy for coughs and winter ailments and to request Dr. Hartman’s free book.

State OF Oregon Peruna Medicine Co Columbus,co W. M. Lord Peruna Atlantic Pacific Martman Statesman Pernna Oregon United States Dr. Hartman Columbus Ohio

Filipino Students and Educators Highlight 19th Century Notes

The Philadelphia Press summary mentions 250 Filipino students in US colleges, high school property valued at 125 million dollars, and notes on educators C. D. Tenney in Chili, Edward Mallinckrodt funding Harvard libraries, Rev. S. W. Howland becoming theology professor, Rev. E. J. Bodman reducing his salary, and Filipinos at Yale including Juan Alegre with a Manila schooling and Barcelona degree. It ends with a banquet quip about a messenger boy turned speaker.

United States C. D. Tenney LL. D Chili China Edward Mallinckrodt St. Louis Boyleston Hall Harvard S. W. Howland Ceylon Mission of the American Board Atlanta Theological Seminary Ceylon Amherst E. J. Bodman Bogle Street Christian Church Fall River Mass Yale Law University Juan B. Alegre Manila Spain University of Barcelona London

Cranky Husband and Rich Widow Spark Tea Reception Quip

A humorous exchange at a reception features a husband longing for more liveliness while his wife retorts that the lively woman is a rich widow, reflecting social wit of the era. The remark underscores class and gender play in social gatherings.

Gause N. Y

Seed Co Marvel Promises Big Yields From Old Wonder

The note from John A. Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin touts a携 seed variety with stiff straw and long ears filled with plump kernels. It claims 80 stocks per kernel and yields of 250 to 310 bushels per acre in 1903 across 40 states. A sample promotion offers the seed and catalog for 100 stamps sent to the listed address.

John A. Salter Seed Co la Crosse Wis K. L

Winter Tourist Tickets to Florida on Sale

Tickets are on sale via Queen & Crescent Houte, Southern Railway, and connecting lines to Florida South Southeast and Southwest. Good return through May 31, 1904. Purchases to Florida via Lookout Mountain and Atlanta, returning via Asheville and the Land of the Sky. Inquiries addressed to W. C. Rinearson Cincinnati.

Queen & Crescent Houte Southern Railway Florida Lookout Mountain Atlanta Asheville Land of the Sky W. C. Rinearson Cincinnati

Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets

A vintage ad claims a cold remedy cures in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. Quote includes customer testimonial and price, 25 cents, with branding in Chicago publications.

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