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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
2
World News Bits From A Terrific Storm And Other Daring Feats
Two killed and five injured by lightning in Greenville South Carolina reported amid a wide world overview. Cable from Peking notes final protocol draft agreed upon. Drowning deaths at Ogdensburgh and Tybee Island surf reported alongside fires, rail incidents, and legal cases across continents. Major labor strikes, naval affairs, and weather disasters fill the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
S. C
State Department
Rockhill
Peking
Charles White
James Whitney
Edgar Lane
Galoup Rapids
Ogdensburgh
Rhea
R. T. Buzard
Carrier
Dubois
Shamrock Jr
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
Cadillac
Chicago
Peter Nelson Oague
Deadwood
Denmark
Vallejo
Cal
John Winters
John G. Pole
Lexington
Pole
Walter N. Dimmick
United States Mint
Shaffer
East St. Louis
J. M. Smyser
Illinois Board of Dental Examiners
Johnson
Indiana
Humboldt
Seattle
Wash
Lynn Canal
la Veta
Cucharas
Denver & Rio Grande Road
Lawton
Ohlo
Schley
Admiral Sampson
Kansas & Texas
Indian Territory
Tighe
Amalgamated Association
Pittsburg
Isidore Raynor
Maryland
Selby
Vallejo Junction
Canada
Invader
Michigan Supreme Court Judge Sanford Green Dies at 94
Hon. Sanford M. Green, a Michigan supreme court appointee from 1848 to 1858, died at his Bay City home at age 94. He revised the state statutes in 1843 and served as a circuit judge for 34 years. The Pennsylvania Democratic convention adopted a state issue platform, Bryan and free silver being ignored. Harmon Yerkes nominated for supreme court judge. Virginia Democrats adopted a platform praising Bryan after a lengthy convention debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford M. Green
Michigan Supreme Court
Bay City
Mich
Green
Judge Green
Pennsylvania
Bryan
Harmon Yerkes
Virginia
Foreign tensions rise as Colombian legation withdraws
The withdrawal of the Colombian legation from Venezuela signals possible trouble between the two nations and potential war. US representatives in Venezuela will protect Colombian interests as tensions mount amid regional upheaval and spillover risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
United States
Manila
America
Gomez
Palma
France
Frederick
Friederskerche
Baron Adolf Erik Nordenskjold
Stockholm
Philippine Commission
Uribe-Uribe
San Cristobal
Colombia
Tamarin mine shaft tragedy and widespread 1900s distress
A mine shaft accident at Tamarack in Calumet Michigan kills three workers and injures two with grave injuries. Fire devastates the Bradley Watkins mill at Sault Ste Marie costing large unemployment. Global unrest includes battles near Zululand, labor strife in Bay View Wisconsin, and port news from Sandy Hook to Caracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamarack
Calumet
Mich
Bradley Watkins
Sault Ste. Marie
Lord Kitchener
Hondweni
Zululand
Both
Joliet
South Chicago
Pittsburg
Seaton
Tfl
Gerhardt Terlinden
Germany
Milwaukee
Chicago
Panama
Ranger
United States
Caracas
Smithfield
London
Mobile
New Orleans
Mississippi
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Edwin H. Conger
China
Peking
Claus Fisher
Annie Heinrichs
Wahpeton
N. C
Francis M. Binion
Pana
Ill
Youngstown
Baltimore
Marion
Canadian Pacific
Alaska
Douglass Island
Monessen
Venezuela
Charles P. Stokes
Riley Brown
James McCully
Burns
Excello
Kruger
Dublin
Brighton Beach
N. Y
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Navy officer ships 12000 reindeer from Okhotsk to Alaska
Vladivostock reports Lieut Wallace Berthel of the U S Navy begins shipping 12 000 reindeer from Okhotsk to Alaska. Other items note slavery in Egypt ending, a Covent ry England funeral with cars, Col Cabrera captured in Batanzas, fighting near Colon Kingston, Venezuelan plans on Isthmus of Panama, and Edward P Thompson fined and jailed for fraud at Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladivostock Sais
Wallace Berthel
United States Navy
Okhotsk
Alaska
Long
State Department
Egypt
Coventry
England
Lieut
Grant
Sixth Cavalry
Col
Cabrera
Batanzas
Kingston
Colon
Castro
Venezuela
Panama
United States
Edward P. Thompson
Havana
Noted Anamosa Attorney Dies on Trip to Dubuque
Thomas R. Breanbrack aged 67 a prominent Anamosa attorney died after a trip to Dubuque He fell ill on a train was assisted to Judge O Donnell s court and later died at Flinley hospital of apoplexy He had practiced law over 30 years in Anamosa and partnered with State Senator Ellison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Comptroller of
First National Bank of Dysart
National Climate and Crop Bulletin
Iowa
Sioux City
Keokuk
Des Moines
Dubuque
Davenport
Patrick Carroll
Bally Clough
Marion County
Lenox
Boone
Washington
Adrian Wilkes
Roy Wilkes
Wilkes Valley
United States
Bean
Aid de Camp
Metzger
Mary Newberry Adams
Austin Adams
Iowa Supreme Court
First National Bank of Nevada
Centerville
S. D
Spillville
Conover
J. W. Suchba
Spirit Lake
Colorado
Muscatine
Ben McKnight
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Clarion
Albia
Thomas R. Breanbrack
Anamosa
O'Donnell
Flinley Hospital
Ellison
Tragic Farm Accident Claims Young Man Near Audubon
Herman Hohn aged 19 son of farmer Chris Hohn north of Audubon tied a 25 foot rope around a horse and was dragged about 100 yards through barbed wire fences after catching his foot. He died before a doctor arrived, marking the second such loss for the Hohn family in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Christian Mack
Ann Arbor
Mich
Catholic Order of Forest Vis
Thomas H. Cannon
Chicago
Pension Department
Harvey Scott
Faribault
Minn
North Creek
Blue Mountain
Adirondacks
Cleveland (O
South Chicago
Amalgamated Association
Tighe
Joliet
Brighton Beach
Cresceus
Abbot
Creseceus
George H. Phillips Company
Phillips
Gulf
New Orleans
Mobile
Mississippi
Ill
Ilinois Steel Company
Bay View
Milwaukee
Kansas
Wyandotte
Cherokee County
Isabel
Irene Grubb
Illinois and Michigan Canal
la Salle
van Cleave
Illinois
Hay
Canton
Colombia
Venezuela
Fall River
Herman Hohn
Chris Hohn
Audubon
Mrs. Hohn
John Scholzen Returned for Burglary and Horse Theft Charges
John Scholzen was brought back to New Hampton by Sheriff F. E. Sherwood of Chickasaw county to answer burglary larceny and horse stealing charges. He allegedly robbed a New Hampton saloon of 160 dollars worth of cigars and liquors, stole a horse, and after the horse fatigued cut its throat and left it by the roadside then stole a bicycle to continue fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scholzen
New Hampton
F. E. Sherwood
Chickasaw County
Scholzen
Grain men fear poor Iowa corn crop this year
Des Moines area grain men report collecting ear samples and warn marketable corn will be scarce. They say samples so far show ears that are partially filled or consist mainly of cobs, signaling a disappointing yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Old Soldiers Win Oregon Farm Titles
Albert O. Smith of Storm Lake drew a farm at Fl Reno and is an old soldier and laborer who has lived in Storm Lake 25 years. H. Sutton, another Oklahoma farm winner, is an old soldier and farmer ten miles northeast of Storm Lake and has resided in the county seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert O. Smith
Storm Lake
Fl Reno
H. Sutton
Oklahoma
Fatally Injured by Horse Near Atlantic Resident Dies
William H. Disbrow, a Cass county prominent citizen living four miles northeast of Atlantic, was kicked by a vicious horse at his son in law James Lepper’s home near Sarah. He died shortly after the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Disbrow
Cass County
Atlantic
James Lepper
Sarah
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Iowa State News
Ows Union
W. Bee
W. L. Douglas
L. Douglas
Tom Madre
A &T
Caising Free
Breckton, Mass
THE
University OF Notre Dame
Notre Dame
St. Edward's Mall
Roth, Toot
A. Morrissey
Hopedale College
R.K
W. A. Wintiawa
Rostambridge
Mass
Allen
J.P. Nlles
ST. Paul
Reliance Paint CO
Louis
Lee
Eton
U. S.A
F. Newbery & Erhouse Sq
Potter Drug and Chem
QORP
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