World News in Seven Days Roundup
The weekly digest notes Dr Lorenz of Vienna sailing to England, railroads cleared of blame, 1902 disaster and fire tallies, and varying economic data from New York to Colorado. It reports Edison’s tech aims, public debt shifts, lynching and execution counts, and international updates including Cuba and Morocco. It mentions weather, floods, bank failures, and ships or transport milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz
Vienna
England
Chicago
Hamlin
St. Louis
New York
Pennsylvania
United States
Thomas A. Edison
Benjamin B. Odell
Ini
New
Roper
Sheridan
San Francisco
Manila
Roosevelt
Washington
Palma
Cuba
Bingham
Honolulu
Gov. Dole
Colorado
Treasury
Thomas Dunn
Peter Jackson
Parole
Woodruff
Hill
Hoar
Olyphant
Iowa
Des Moines
Indianola
Miss
Michael
Andrew Onder
Joseph Prokop
Minersville
Fort Brady
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
W. R. Sullivan
Bussey
Commissioner of Navigation
Rockwell, Tex
Lorenz Orthopedic Charity Hospital
New York State Board of Charities
MacDonald
Provincetown
Mass
Macon
Union
Agas
Samuels Gigeer
Roy Rucker
Auburn
Coney Island
N. Y
First National Bank of
Abingdon
Quincy
Missouri Beef
Combine Case
Wilson
Notable Obituaries and Candidacy Announced
Mrs. W. A. Clark Jr daughter in law of the Montana senator and mother of the million dollar baby died at Butte Ex Congressmen J N Castle aged 65 died at his home in Stillwater Irving M Scott builder of the Oregon announces his candidacy for Senator Perkins seat of California Mrs Mary Elizabeth Dockery wife of Missouri governor died at Jefferson City aged 52
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark, Jr
Montana
Butte
J. N. Castle
Stillwater
Minn
Irving M. Scott
Oregon
Perkins
California
Mary Elizabeth Dockery
Missouri
Jefferson City
Blockade harms trade and American interests worldwide
The document notes various global incidents from June including a Ugandan frontier massacre of Lieut. de Magnie and his party, the assassination of Senor Insula in Cuba, a fatal coal mine fire in Bachmut, warnings to China over indemnity funds, Philippine naval maneuvers, a new London liquor license law, Edward VII proclaimed emperor of India, London church services to aid women in dress, and steamship agents seeking paupers with $25 passage money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut. de Magnie
Port Boni
Uganda
Senor Insula
Santiago
Cuba
Republica
Corona
Cubano Libre
Bachmut
Russia
China
International Indemnity Fund
Evans
Manila
London
Edward VII
England
India
Delhi
GC. J. Parker
Europe
America
Minor World News Snippets From The Era
The bulletin lists global debt at 350 billion, Canada requires 600 snow plows for winter rail lines, and 9000 beers head to New Mexico and Colorado. US Steel unveils employee stock plans. Paul Revere’s historic Boston home sold to John P. Reynolds Jr for preservation. Building trades to verify union made homes before occupancy. Leishman travels to Turkey to press US claims. British naval tests link bad luck to cruiser design. Germany’s 1903 navy budget calls for multiple battleships and ships. Hawaii to open public lands. 1.2 million acres available. Ohio Wesleyan gains by a 20 million bank offering, boosting 1 million dollar payoff. S. M. Fulton predicts strong western railroads in 1903. Lord Roberts to attend Boston artillery club field day. Winter wheat and corn acreage and production figures for 1902 released by the agricultural department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
New Mexico
Colorado
United States Steel Company
Paul Revere
Boston
John P. Reynolds, Jr
National Building Trades Council
Leishman
Turkey
United States
Germany
Hawaii
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Methodist Twentieth Century Bank
S.M. Fulton
Alton Railroad
Lord Roberts
Kandahar
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Agricultural Department Bulletin
Venezuela Crisis Deepens as Castro Faces Overthrow
Caribbean dispatches report Venezuela's Castro may lose power as revolutionary forces gain strength and the treasury empties. A naval German landing at Puerto Cabello alarms Caracas, while Berlin calls the move a canard. The Hague arbitration loom pressures Washington to push swift treaty action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hay Sunday
Herbert W. Bowen
United States
Caracas
Venezuela
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Hague Court
Castro
Castra
Bowen
Roosevelt
Hay
Hague Tribunal
Berlin
Puerto Cabello
Foreign Office
Irish landlord sails to consult President Roosevelt
Capt. Shane Taylor, an Irish landlord, left Dublin by steamer on Sunday to sail for the United States and confer with President Roosevelt about the land problem in Ireland. The purpose beyond that is not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shane Taylor
Dublin
United States
Ivernia
Roosevelt
Irelan
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Clergy Claim Pain Relief
A Fond du Lac Wisconsin Presbyterian minister Rev Jacob D Van Doren testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills eased his backache and kidney symptoms after years of irritation. He describes suffering from limited activity and subsequent improvements, and notes a free trial offer with mail order safety. The ad promotes 50 cent boxes and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poo Pougias
UNION
Yoone Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Heyl
Bieockton
Rass
Ger Carr
Jacoba D. van Doren
Sixth Street
Fond du Lac
Wis
Doan
Jacob. van . Doren
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
All Drugs
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Westwlle
Indiana
Philippine Commission
Congress
Loubet
Morocco
Senate
Mary Morgan
Dubuque
George Mayer
Mecca
Ind
Minnie Cox
Birmingham
Gov. White
South Dakota
Roberts
Senor Sagasta
Spain
Madrid
Young Men's Christian Association
Liverpool
Plana
Matos
Custom House
la’ Guayra
Scheder
Chicago Record-Herald
Galesburg
Lit
Revery
August Koenig
Hamburg
Puck
Trisco
Frisco
Saint Louis
Dsansas Ity
Fred .Harvey
Kansas City
Chicago Journal
Xronu
Arga
Wertels and Western Hailsay Company
We Gradiy Hr You. & CO
W. B. Bevill
Paul Scherer
Agt
Roanoke
Western
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
C. J. Broughton
Quincy Bidz
M. V. Mcinixes
Avenue Theater
Detroit
James Grieve
T. O. Corrief
Callahan
Milwaukee
Jackson Street
Paul
J.C. Duncan
Indianapolis
Paxtine
KR. Paxton CO
Columbia Av
York
H. M. Greer
Atlanta
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