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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1897
Page
3
Stock Market Brief Skews With Mixed Early Gains
A partial market note reports uneven trading as stocks fluctuated with mixed early gains and late pulls. Investors weigh earnings, inflation signals, and policy outlook amid thin volume.
Descriptions of Havana Rebel Raid and Global Dispatches
A Havana dispatch reports rebels sweeping into forts south and east of the city, with heavy firing and panic in Havana surroundings. Brigadier Castillo and Colonel Nestor Aranguren are named among leaders. Weyler heads to Matanzas as rebels grow in strength. Other items cover Scottdale labor strife, destructive hail in the Midwest, and outbreaks in Africa and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Weyler
Hafor
Matanzas
Rio
Intin Banderas
Pennsylvania
Hinton
Episcopal Church
Wreck on Big Four Express Near Thorntown
A Chicago to Cincinnati Big Four passenger train wrecked near Thorntown Indiana when a switch was opened and held. Engineer Seth Winslow fireman B C Rickmere and two tramps died. Cars derailed but most passengers unharmed. Indianapolis sent a relief train and investigators questioned suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Star
Thorntown
Ind
Chicago
Ling
Wagner
Seth Winslow
B. C. Rickmere
Indianapolis
Imprisoned Americans in Cuba Still Four Held
Consul General Lee reports that after releases five Competitor prisoners remain in Cuba along with Manuel Fernandez at Fort Cabanas Rafael Fernandez Diaz at Sagua la Grande Juha Thomas Sainz and Frank A Gramont at Santiago All are charged with armed rebellion and under military jurisdiction A US consul in Manzanillo also denies reports that Albert Slusser has been captured by Spanish troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lee
State Department
Lewis Somelian
Havana
Cuba
Manuel Fernandez
Fort Cabanas
Rafael Ferninandez Diaz
Sagua la Grande
Juha Thomas Sainz
Frank A. Gramont
Santiago
United States
Manzanillo
Secretary of State
Albert Slusser
Slusser
Cyclone Hits San Jose Farm Killing Seven Injured Three
A cyclone struck A McDowell’s farm two miles north of San Jose Illinois at 7 pm destroying the house barn and walnut grove. Seven people were killed including A C McDowell his grandson and three of Brownlee’s children. Three others were severely injured. Jessie Groves a neighbor was visiting. The storm then moved over the town and Mason City reported a fire from lightning at the Presbyterian church spire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Ill
A. McDowell
A. C. McDowell
McDowell
Samuel Brownlee
Brownlee
Jessie Groves
M. C. McDowell
Charles
Mary
McDowells
Walnut Grove
Mason City
Presbyterian Church
Annexation Seen asCertainty by Hawaii People
Ellis Mills former Honolulu consul-general arrived on the Alameda from the islands aboard with his wife on the way to Virginia. Mills notes universal belief in annexation among Hawaiians, with enthusiasm higher than ever and confidence Congress will settle the issue this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ellis Mills
Honolulu
Islands
Alameda
Mills
William Hayward
Virginia
Hawaii
Congress
Loss of Cape Horn Pigeon in Japanese Sea
Message reports the whaler Cape Horn Pigeon lost in a furious storm in the Japanese sea. Captain Scullam and 18 crew were saved though 90 barrels of sperm oil and 2000 pounds of bone had been lost. The vessel was owned by J. and R. Wing of Bedford Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Japanese Sea
Britain Renounces Commercial Treaty With Germany
Great Britain renounces the 1895 commercial treaty with the German Zollverein. the pact and its supplementary conventions will cease to operate next year as the main treaty expires in summer. Separate items report a hanging in Texas, a devastating Pennsylvania storm, a train wreck near Palisade, Andree expedition news, a note on song bird protection in Pennsylvania, and a Milford court case over killing a robin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Great Britain
Zollverein
Reichsanzeiger
Pennsylvania
Milford
Fruit and grain outlook boosts Northwest shipments
Portland reporter cites Kk. Ober of Pacific refrigerator car system describing a strong Northwest fruit and grain crop. Snake River valley Yakima and Walla Walla areas lead, with high eastern prices and growing Alaska demand for green fruit and vegetables. Grain prospects are excellent, wheat prices rising, and Sprague Ritzville crops surpass Pa lour. Traveling freight agents confirm optimistic outlook for Northwest shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ober
Pacific Refrigerator Car System
Tle
Northern Pacific
Snake River
Yakima
Walla Walla
Alaska
Tacoma
Northwest
Sprague
Ritzville
Palouse
Savage
Omaha Line
Washington
Returned Yukoner Robbed In New York
Henry Gauldier 85, recently from the Klondike, was found unconscious in New York with a head wound and robbed of much of his money. He telegraphed for his brother and claimed rich claims in Dawson and Dominion Creek. papers in his pockets support aspects of his tale. He may be discharged if his skull fracture proves not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Gauldier
Phillip
Laconia
N. I
Gouldier
Clondyke
Dawson City
Portland
Manhattan
Harlem
Junea
Dominion Creek
Gauldier
Yukon
Seattle
Market Letter Notes Big Foreign Demand Lifts Wheat
The weekly market letter highlights strong foreign demand for wheat last week and active bull buying in September futures. It notes limited new-crop movement, a tilt toward higher prices, and a visible supply rise to 17.814 million bushels while last year’s figures were higher. Prices for oats, barley, milled goods, eggs, butter, cheese, pork, beef, and various farm commodities are listed, with regional pricing guidance across Oregon, California, and the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Toledo
Detroit
Walla Walla
Valley
Graham
California
Oregon
Oregon Burbanks
Wool—Valley
Washington
San Joaquin
Mountain
Deserted Private Green Saves Captain in Texas Ambush
Private James Green, once persecuted by Captain Bowers, deserts after years of harassment. During a split Indian ambush Green spots the captain, leads him away, and later returns to the fort, sparing him and earning a quiet revenge as the captain resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Bascombe
James Green
Capt. Bowers
Private Green
Green
Tam
Bowers
Chance
Capt
C. B. Lewis
St. Louis Republic
Port lands Expected to Carry $2 Million in Gold
The steamer Portland bound from St Michaels around September 15 is reported to carry gold from Alaska valued at 2 million dollars. P B Weare of Chicago, president of the North American Transportation and Trading Co, warned the treasury of possible pirate interference and asked for a government convoy. The request was approved, with the revenue cutter Bear and possibly others to escort the Portland from Behring sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Portland
St. Michaels
P. B. Weare
Chicago
North American Transportation & Trading Company
Treasury Department
Behring Sea
Bear
Body found on Bird's Island shocks Vancouver readers
Vancouver residents report a headless female body found in a canoe on Bird's Island by a man named Smith and his son while fishing on Howe. The flesh is largely gone but clothing and shawl remain in good shape. police investigation is under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Smith
Howe
Bird’s Island
Laborer badly burned at creosote works
San Francisco July 31 a laborer J. Morris fell into a vat of boiling creosote at the North Beach creosote works and was so badly burned that his life was despaired of. New York July 31 The Herald says Otto Munchmeyer the United States consul in San Salvador has committed death by his own hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
North Beach
J. Morris
New York
the Herald
San Salvador
Otto Munchmeyer
United States
Tariff Act Copies Arrive For Circulation
The first copies of the tariff act in law form arrive for circulation. The 70 page law will be distributed by congress with 25,000 copies to House members, 10,000 to senators, and 15,000 to the senate finance committee, totaling 50,000. The United Brethren conference in Indiana blocks removing the word obey from the marriage service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Law
Senators
Senate Committee On Finance
Congress
United Brethren Conference
Indiana
Photographer in balloons steals couple’s roof photo
A Cleveland Plaindealer anecdote recalls a couple facing intrusion after a stranger offers to buy a rooftop portrait. George pays ten dollars for a single image showing them embracing on the roof. The man reveals he sent up balloons with cameras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Cleveland Plaindealer
Glass as new material in weights and monuments
The article notes Switzerland approved glass for weights to be used with balance scales, requiring a particularly tough variety. It also reports England suggesting glass could replace stone for weather exposed monuments, offering longer durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
England
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