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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1903
Page
6
A compact digest of global happenings across casualties fires political and personal notes business failures and resumptions plus weather records.
A flood of incidents spans the country from Texas and Nebraska to Virginia and Illinois. A 16 year old in Texas kills a man once acquitted of his father’s murder, a Nebraskan woman faces murder charges, a boiler explosion injures and kills dock workers, and a post office robbery nets $1,000. The era notes payoffs include a large gold dollar sale, factory fires, arson or accidents, and political tax reforms. President Roosevelt plans a March visit to Denver then New Mexico and Oklahoma amid arbitration talks over Venezuela.
A freight train crash on the Chicago Peoria and St Louis line at Petersburg kills Springfield fireman J A Wright. The incident is part of a string of national disasters and crimes including lynching in Kansas, fires in Nebraska stockyards, and a blizzard across Michigan.
Former Creek chief Isparacher of Okmulgee Oklahoma died at 90 after a long career in Creek affairs spanning sixty years and involvement in major U.S. treaty relations with the Indians. Nate Salsbury, Buffalo Bill Wild West Show partner, died at Long Branch aged 57.
Admiral Dewey welcomed at San Juan Porto Rico amid salutes and revelry. Arch bishop Canterbury Frederick Tempie dead after illness. Parthenon lost with 28 aboard. Nord sworn Haitien president. tranquility claimed. Caracas forced to unload partially at La Guayra. protests. Moroccan claimant defeats imperial troops. 40 soldiers beheaded. Crown Princess Louise of Saxony found near Geneva with tutor. Archduke Leopold present. Pope warns agitators. cardinals greet Christmas. Haitian exiles to return under amnesty. Russian winter crops report dire. Castro offers Hague arbitration conditional on blockade end and fleet return. Germany demands 340000 cash. arbitration delayed. Castro insists blockade ended and fleet returned before arbitration.
William Waldorf Astor donated 250000 pounds to build a new outpatient department for the Hospital for Sick Children in London. Reports from Andijan, Russian Central Asia mention ongoing earthquake shocks while the pope is in good health and spirits.
A running digest notes a woman dies in a Steubenville boarding house fire, a boarder dies from a powder explosion, U S troops guard McKinley tomb in Canton, many fire and wreck fatalities across the country, vast currency transfers, and other incidents from December including a bank safe robbery, rail collisions, and notable deaths.
London Ont Dec 29 Thirty persons are known dead and at least 35 injured as the Pacific express crashed head on into a freight at Wanstead amid a blizzard. Bodies burn and many perish from cold before help arrives. Andrew Carson says dispatcher Kerr ordered the freight canceled, causing the crash, while Kerr remains silent pending inquest.
The decapitated body of John Wax of Pittson was found on Lehigh Valley tracks near Wilkes-Barre. Wax, a coal strike witness who had been threatened and whose home was dynamited, had repeatedly faced threats. investigators suspect murder amid ties to the strike commission testimony.
Senator Van Wyck’s rapid speaking allegedly sent spray toward colleagues while he attacked corporations in a tale recounted by Senator Spooner and noted by the Washington Post. Ingalls adjusted his spectacles, asked for an umbrella, and laughed as Van Wyck continued his impassioned plea.
An Irish woman bought a refrigerator claiming it would keep food best. After days she returned it saying it failed, since she did not use any ice and the salesman suggested more ice. The woman insisted she bought to avoid ice, not to use it.
A clipped comic line from the Philadelphia Press notes McJigger as self centered and always seeking the best for himself, while Thingumbob points out the shared human desire for better things.
A collage of old ads and quips including Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets priced at 25 cents, Piso’s Cure for Consumption praised by a Indiana tester, a boxing taunt from Detroit Free Press, and farm ad claims from Mulhall Sioux City Iowa.
Letter from Mrs Laura basons of Walkerville Ont recounts five years of ovarian trouble and discharge cured within weeks by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges others to try it, offers $5000 for proof, and invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
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