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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1897
Page
3
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Report says Ada Rehan silver Montana statue at the world fair will be rivaled by a life sized solid gold statue of President McKinley. F D Higby of Chicago has been hired by Western millionaires to finance and construct the Paris 1900 exhibit piece. He visited New York to secure the president's consent and expects a base valued at one million fifty thousand dollars. Plans target Cayuga Island Niagra river area for a 1899 Pan American exhibit, with completion to precede that display.
Reports say the Scotch Mills at Salem Oregon, idle for years, may become a linen manufacturing plant with J T B Wilcox as a stockholder. Dr Deimel, linen goods leader, has received offers and may bring in $500 000 or more to organize spinning and weaving operations in Salem.
The secretary of the navy report lists current ships including four first class battleships and two second class battleships, sixteen cruisers, fifteen gunboats, and five torpedo boats, with many under construction. It notes 64 other vessels and a growing auxiliary fleet of subsidized steamers and merchant ships.
An explosion of 50 quarts of nitroglycerine near Chesterfield Indiana leveled James Gols house and ripped the ground to water. Dalesville and Yorktown suffered heavy damage as fires, shattered windows, and collapsed walls left towns in ruins. The incident injured multiple residents and was felt as far as 15 miles away.
The Chicago Wheat market saw a sharp rise in December option prices with a fleeting $1 sentiment. A powerful trading clique holds influence over short sellers, while the May outlook hinges on global stats. Discrepant Russian crop reports illustrate forecasting uncertainty and the impact of Northwestern receipts and weather on future movement.
Valley buyers report prices for wheat, oats, barley, hay, butter, cheese, poultry, potatoes and more. Values include wheat 77e to 79e per bushel, oats 34 85e, barley 19 20 per ton, hay up to 12 50 per ton, butter 40 55e, cheese 9 10c, poultry per dozen or pound, and potatoes 35 80c per box in a dense market listing.
In December 1862 near Murfreesboro, Lieutenant Henry asks General Rosecrans for 48 hours leave to move his wife and newborn child to safety behind Union lines. Rosecrans, understanding the danger and motive, weighs the request as Confederate forces mass for a strike on Murfreesboro.
The chronicle follows Lieutenant Henry of the Ohio 4th as he risks capture to aid his suffering wife and newborn, returns to front, and inspires a pivotal Union assault at Stones River. Rosecrans learns Henry led a bold charge that turns the battle in favor of the Union forces.
A report outlines China’s slicing method where a boy of eleven is executed for killing his mother under a strict law. The condemned is strapped, and a knife dismembers the body to maximize suffering until death, leaving little chance of survival. The piece contrasts this with British constitutional norms in the Lords and Commons, noting the house as a whole, not the lord chancellor, speaks for order and procedure. The column ends with a quip about caution in public conduct and photography.
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