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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1896

Page

10

Legislature Begins Work With Bills On Oil Safety And Pensions

The Iowa Legislature convened with bills on impure oil in coal mines, labor office powers, and penalties for fraud and insurance practices. Debates covered adjournment timing, taxation rules, and various reforms affecting state institutions, highways, and public safety.

Senate Marxes Carroll Trewin Waterman Water Priday Cornwalls Landers Aden Third General Assembly Iblic Cam Ada Lancutive Council Des Moises Palmer Iowa Infantry N. B. Raymond Supreme Court B. J. Salinger Berry Cheshire Carney

British expedition moves to prospect new stations west of Schomburgk line

Reports note a British expedition departing Georgetown to create posts on the Cuyuni west of the Schomburgk line and to open a route to Yurvan as a protest against Venezuela granting rights to American capitalists in the Orinoco gola country.

Georgetown Demerara Cuyuni Schomburgk Yurvan Venezuela Gola Orinoco Berlin Northern Pacific Railroad Edward Blake London House of Commons Vienna Servia Athens Greece Macedonia Chili Prague Sttikers Matin Baron de Courcel Chamber of Deputies Negus Menelek Ramaign Abyssinia

Mob Hangs Man for Insult in Tuvelo Mississippi

A Black man aged 18 was hanged by a mob in front of the Tuvelo court house after being charged with insulting a white woman. The incident follows a wave of violent crime reports across several states and ongoing legal actions.

Tuvelo Miss James Patterson Charles Shoup Llyria Ohio Chicago Israel M. King Silver City New Mexico Juarez Washington San Francisco Julius Feather W. O. Gywnie Pike County John F. Madden Delk Edward Polen Clinton Moreland Pittsburg Annie Morton West Newfield

Unwritten history of veterans and frontier courage

A Veterans Corner recounts Civil War memories and a frontier tale of forty Bozeman men marching 250 miles to Fort C. F. Smith to escort 200 Union troops back to the capital with no shots fired or scalps taken. The pieces stress reconciliation and frontier grit.

East Fort C. F. Smith Gov. Smith Capt. McCabe Bozeman Indiana Territorial

Reed Endorsed At State Republican Convention Twist

At the Twelfth Massachusetts district Republican convention in Brockton on April 4, delegates elected with Reed endorsed by resolution. A move to make the vote unanimous failed and a second choice for McKinney was discussed.

HOUSE leAchran Iowa Senate Es Moines Everall Pill Waterman Eaton Carpenter Tany County Healey Ant Ousa Harrison County Fifteenth Judicial District Neuert Brighton Temple Early Brant Evans McArthur Klemme Smith Tibbitts Mayne Bell Gurley McAchran Spaulding Dowell Doubleday Porter Crow Spirit Okoboji McArthur Manufacturing McClelland Knoxville Home For Congress Big Sioux River West Fork Des Moines River McGregor McGregor & Western Railway O’brien County Burlington Mintriet Brockton Mass Mssachusetts Indorsing Reed Ingrace McKinney Wag

Siege at Fort Co F Smith A Sioux War Tale

In the winter of 1866 a force of 200 U S troops at Fort Co F Smith Montana faced a siege by about 1000 Sioux. Gov Smith sought relief from Col Neil Howie who named Capt McCabe to lead forty men in a daring attempt to break the siege. The tale centers on quiet resolve and frontier leadership.

United States Fort C. F. Smith Montana War Department Hancock St. Paul Green Clay Smith Neil Howie Philadelphia Times Montana Volunteers Gov. Smith Fort Co McCabe Fort C. F. Smith Gev

Captain exposes fear through drill under fire at Se bastopol

At Sebastopol during a siege Captain Samoiloff commands a frightened young soldier to fetch wine. A French battery opens fire as they drill on the ramp, bullets tearing walls while the captain and soldier endure. The captain receives a wound yet pursues discipline and later receives care. the French halt fire in astonishment.

Sebastopol Samoiloff Pearson

General Grant Clubbed by Policeman in New York Street Incident

Riis reports a 19th century New York scene when a small man with a cigar walked into police lines near 23rd Street and 6th Avenue. A patrolman struck Gen. Grant after a collision, shocking onlookers as Grant offered no resistance.

Gen. Grant New York Grant New York World Jacob Riis Associated Press Masonic Temple Mr. Riis 23D Street 6Th Avenue Fifth Avenue

California's Big Orange Crop Ahead in Southern California

Southern California prepares to pick an estimated 2,800,000 boxes of oranges over the next three months. The crop is valued at about $5,000,000, reflecting a strong return for an industry only fifteen years old. Investments in orange groves total around $33,000,000, with 10,000 acres bearing and 80,000 more acres planted.

Sam Adam. Sweet Chicago Times-Herald California

The Cause of the Improvement in Scottish Railways

A London traveler reports on rough travel in northern Scotland railways, noting speeds near seven miles per hour, trains shaking, passengers rolling, and a native’s dry remark about being off the line as the ride improves gently.

Scotland London

Time and truth in public life reflects on Washington

A brief quoted exchange contrasts how honesty affects a career in public life, noting the era and its demand for truthfulness. The dialogue hints at satire of political roles, referencing Washington as a benchmark for public conduct.

Washington Notary Public

Eye Nose Throat Practice Promoted by Linseed Cake Premium

The Des Moines Linseed Company and Hawkeye Works Marshalltown offer a valuable dairying book as a premium with an order for Old Roseca Ground Linseed Cake and Best Foods. Request prices and pamphlets for stock feeders and farmers in Iowa.

Marshalltown

Impostor Agents Target Drake Sanitarium Ads

Notice warns the public that individuals claiming authorization to solicit for Drake Sanitarium Co. are not agents. Readers should beware of impostors using the Drake name to contact patients. Des Moines contact details and an advertisement agency are noted.

Drake Sanitarium Co Drake Sanitarium Damands West Fourth Street Des

Christian Endeavor leaders and global outreach efforts report

Eighteen young men led a ten day oral program by the Christian Endeavor society in Indiana. More than one hundred society members were baptized by the chaplain Ingersoll during a Kalam visit. Twelve Endeavor members helped distribute leaflets. A strong campaign of faith was waged by the Beye group with one hundred cottage prayer meetings. A Chilean Endeavor president raised thousands for missions and benevolence from her own efforts. A petrified peanut shell was found in Pompeii theater gallery.

Tian Endeavor Society of F Christian Society Indiana Chaplai Ingersoll Kalam Christian Endeavor Good Ship Committee Hiar Chrndeavor Beye Tiago Chile Ciety Pompeii Susthony Mark Wurday

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