1900 Bristol Bicycle and Local Notices
An assortment of local items including a subscription notice, political commentary on Lincoln and educational issues, the Beckham Kentucky governor ruling, Iowa homeseekers tickets sale details, and a Bristol bicycle advertisement. The column references Dobson’s political standing, African republics, and court outcomes, with notes on schools, pulpits, and religious references.
Fishermen outwit wardens over Lake Winnebago fish theft
In Wisconsin, wardens raided L Malchow’s home on a charge of grand larceny after finding five barrels of fish. While they dined, other fishermen reportedly removed three barrels, leaving two for the wardens. The five barrels were valued at $20, making the theft grand larceny, while the remaining two could only support a charge of petit larceny. Wardens are unsure of next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bome
Thom
Wisconsin
Owhkosh
Wis
Lake
Winnebago
L. Malchow
Malchow
Indian Slays Two Women and Escapes as Dispute Rages
A half breed named Van Moore murdered a squaw of the Missouri and beat another Indian to death with a revolver butt. Two Indians who tried to intervene were held inside a house until Moore fled to avoid arrest. Authorities dispute whether the case is state or federal, each waiting for the other to act. Moore remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
van Moore
Missouri
Moore
United States
Oleomargarine ingredient percentages released by secretary
Washington May 15 secretary Gage sent to the speaker the formula for oleomargarine ingredients. The statement lists neutral lard cottonseed oil and others by pounds and percentages for the year ended June 30 1890. Government data show total ingredients at 91 322 200 pounds with varying shares.
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Washington
Gage
House
United States
Angel
Oshkosh
Wis
F. A. Himebaugh
Himebaugh
Seersa
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Miwaukee
Missouri Republican convention names electors and state officials
May 17 report from the Missouri Republican state convention in session from 9:45 am to 4:45 pm naming electors at large and alternates for Philadelphia. Ticket includes Joseph Flory for governor and E F Allen for lieutenant governor with a slate of statewide officers. Barred by acclimation, most contests were minor and the state central committee chair is Thomas J Akins. The resolutions back Kerens for renomination as national committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeket
Pittadelphia
Gel Kannas City
Missouri
Philadelphia
Delestates
Govaernot
Joseph Flory
St. Louis
E. F. Alien
Kansas City
B. L. Potterfield
Springfield
W. F. Fieming
Webster Grove
W. F. Bloebaum
St. Charles
Samuel O'Fallon
Oregon
C. Crouse
Pierce City
State Central
Thomas J. Akins
Humansville
Indorse Kerens
Webster Davis
Champaign
Tis
Hospital Board
Street Railway Company
Twin Cities
Burnham Public Hospital
Governors fury over Clark appointment as Montana anger grows
Ogden Utah May 17 Governor Robert B Smith of Montana denounces Senator Clark appointment by Lt Governor Spriggs as contemptible trickery Clark, convicted of perjury and bribery by the Senate, should not be seated. He urges the senate to act on resolutions and remove him. Old colonel gone Wyo reports a long time printer Har gitt dies in Wyoming after a life of cross continental tours and Shakespeare studies. Ballon rope incident a boy 10 ascends 1000 feet in perilous stunt but survives as aeronaut keeps him from falling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Ogden
Utah
Robert B. Smith
Montana
Helena
United States Senate
Spriggs
Senate
Margitt
Wyoming
W. P. Hargittt
Hargitt
Rushville
Ind
Hast
Pennslyvan Ia
Pottsylle
Wallace Cartwright
David McDade
McDade
Cartwright
Man's Home Wrecked by Dynamite Attack in Montgomery
A blast at the home of Professor John Westhatter, principal of the Montgomery graded schools, damaged the roof and nearby houses but left no injuries. Two men were seen fleeing in a buggy just before the explosion. Westhatter cannot identify any enemies. The report also notes political mentions about McKinley and a royal christening, but these follow unrelated lines of text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ind
John Westhatter
Westhater
Frofessor Westhafer
Wharton Barker
McKinley
Brygn
Victoria
Winchester
Duchess of York
Heyy Wiliam Frederick Albert
Census Preparations Stir Local Civic Pride
Ackley citizens are urged to help census takers starting June 1 to ensure accurate population counts. Payments for each counted resident, farm, livestock, manufacturing establishment, death, and person with disabilities are outlined, with strict penalties for enumerators who disclose data. Regions note local property concerns, a lost horse in Grany Township, and mentions of lumber, lime, and a Grant restaurant with ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Uncle Sam
Grany
Fred Meyer
Ralf Searles
Fred Meyers
Whig
Springfeld
A. Rath
Tire setting service advertised by Frank Seidl Blacksmith
An ad offers tire setting while you wait with quick mounting without wheel removal. Tire tightening aided by linseed oil, buggy tires set for 1, wagon tires priced at 1.20 dollars. Frank Seidl, Blacksmith, promotes ready service at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seidl
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Beorge F. Altrovar
Hariod
Abraham Lincoln
Dobson
Berriott
Britain
Perry
State Supreme Court
Hardin
Supreme Court
Beckham
Kentucky
Ackley Markets
Iowa Central Railway
Arkansas
Arizona
British Olumbia
Colorado
Tolabo
Todian ‘Territory
Kansas
Manitoba
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Texas
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
Michigan
South Dakota
Far East
Geo
Batty, GP. & T. IA
Marshalltown
Meg
Jane
Bristol
Fanted
C. D
Covey
Jeweler
Heykens
Ant “Son Lin
Starrings
Milwaukee
Schnitz
Pereley
Henry Momsen
Henry Momsen, Jr
Minnie Olsen
Pereles
Tune
Associated Press
Directure
fMnds
Davenport
Welcoms
Fischer
Wolmarangs
Wessels
National Boer Fund
Lansing
Mich
Osborn
Miesovrt
Smith
Wantall
Grant
Amos
Hlhler Illiner
Cab Shoe Store
Dorpeer
Soououare
F. Carstens
Towa
Knock & Thielke