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19 Mar 1897
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1897
Page
1
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The court rules states may tax corporate franchises including telegraph, railroad, and express franchises. Justices Fuller and a three-member minority dissent in two related cases Adams Express Company versus Kentucky and other late opinions on interstate commerce and taxation.
A dispatch from Ravanatays reports a train carrying Spanish troops was dynamited south of Candelaria in Pinar del Rio province. Nearly 250 soldiers killed or injured as the engine and six cars were destroyed on a 500 foot gorge bridge. Local Cuban forces captured 90 prisoners, including ten officers, amid conflicting casualty counts.
A London Daily Mail item dated March 16 describes the German emperor as unstable and erratic. It claims he frightens guests with sword tricks and wild behavior, noting anxiety among his family and diplomats about potential disruptions to European balance.
The president sent Senate nominations for John Hay to Great Britain and Horace Porter to France with Henry White as Secretary of the British embassy. Maximo Gomez was reportedly wounded in Arroyo Blanco. Walter Mansfield set a San Francisco casting record at Lake Ston. False epidemic reports circulated about Maxi cities. Mrs O W Wells and Miss Lauren Andrewa died after a Toledo to Osle Central Railway crossing accident. Gov Bradley intends to carry out the Beott Jackson execution as scheduled.
General Booth to visit America in October for a several week tour. Commander Booth Tucker reports meetings planned in major cities and new depots to aid the poor in Chicago Philadelphia Kansas City and Seattle. A salvage program will collect gently used items by deputized workers for cash value support.
Frank Bauer alias Newman accused of murdering Capt. Lee Weller Arthur Preston and Charles Burgess has decided to yield to Australian police. He cites no chance US Supreme Court will reverse San Francisco District Judge Morrow and avoids further US costs. He plans to face trial, return home, and rely on Australian law to evade capital punishment.
In Memphis Tennessee a levee breach threatens hundreds of residents and stock as rainfall floods the region. The Mississippi rises to record levels with reports of devices breaking miles away and more suffering anticipated from the widening flood.
A major dispute pits Employers' Federation against the Workmen's Society over a boring machine at Sunderland. It centers on whether a skilled or unskilled worker will operate it and raises overtime and wage questions. The Sunderland disagreement could threaten 30,000 engineers and halt English shipping, with public sympathy split.
Fire destroyed almost the entire business district of Elkins West Virginia. The blaze began at the Elkins Hardware and Furniture building, with no local fire department to contain it. Losses exceed 100000 and many stocks of gourds were saved only in fragments.
Fort Wayne tragedy shocks community as law student Colerick and Miss Hall appear to drink cardolia acid in a suspected suicide pact. Colerick vanished after departing with plans to marry, while Miss Hall collapsed and was rushed to Tope Hospital where doctors fear she will die. An autopsy or toxicology test reportedly found a dangerous poison in their systems as investigators probe the events surrounding the couple’s alleged act and the missing groom-to-be.
Spain plans to borrow about 100 million dollars and raise taxes to cover war and navy costs tied to the Cuban insurrection. The budget includes an 8 million dollar appropriation and an 85 million dollar foreign loan, with real estate tax hikes and a new manufacturing tax amid party opposition. The Cortes must approve or seek another loan, as revenue may fall if a trade treaty with the United States is enacted.
A secret conference of baseball magnates in New York revealed Brooklyn's bid of 100000 for transferring the Cleveland club to Brooklyn. Frank De Haas Robison and T Byrne discussed terms while Abell and a Brooklyn syndicate reportedly backed the move. President Harbeson and others confirmed the offer amid rumors of a broader Brooklyn involvement.
Market quotations show broad ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grains across Chicago Indianapolis Milwaukee and New York. Prices vary by grade with primes higher for hogs and cattle while wheat corn rye and butter display mixed regional values.
The Iowa Senate advanced a package of salary and tax measures, proposing higher pay for officials including the railway commissioners and state officers while debating a comprehensive revenue bill. Lawmakers also discussed insurance regulation and court-related provisions amid a busy agenda.
Angela Charles tours Brantume Hall with Mrs Bowen and discovers a gallery including portraits of the Arleigh family. She spots Glen Arleigh’s likeness, feeling a deep, secret connection to her father, while the Earl returns and notices her, stirring tension and curiosity.
The passage blends dialogues of courtly intrigue and modern anecdotes, featuring a distressed conversation between characters named Arleigh and Miss Chartesa, a reflection on wage fraud by a youth, and a cautionary note about ink and finger skin care for office workers. The mosaic hints at moral tensions, social roles, and the perils of ambition.
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