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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1897

Page

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Attorney General M Kenna Interprets Tariff Section 22

Attorney General McKenna holds that Section 22 does not impose a 10 percent discriminating duty on goods entering the United States through Canada. He rejects two proposed grounds for the duty and selects the third as the basis, arguing that the duty would apply only to goods originating from a noncontiguous country via non US vessels and entering the United States.

McKowan United States Raneryl Vancouver W. Gy Chicago Canada Ravescore Philadelphia McKenna

Killings Aboard Illinois Central Train Near Carbondale

Two negro tramps killed Jefferson Daley and seriously wounded WH Davis, Illinois Central brakemen, after boarding south of Carbondale. Conductor Brooks pursued, shots fired as the train pulled out. Batey killed instantly. Davis fatally wounded, taken to Coulterville. No arrests.

Ilinois Central Jefferson Daley Davis Illinois Central Carbondale Win. Brooks Batey Day Coulterville

Boxing in Chicago Advocates Regulated Sparring Shows

Chicago discussions on boxing exhibitions under police supervision continue with Mayor Morrisot supporting regulated sparring. Mayor Harrison endorses sparring and wrestling events within proper limits, arguing public interest and safety justify permitted displays.

Chicago Loyers Morrisot Harrison Cateets

Yellow Fever Cases Rise in New Orleans and Edwards

Nine new yellow fever cases are reported in New Orleans by Joseph Holt with additional cases by other physicians. Fourteen new cases appear at Edwards, bringing total known cases to fifty four. Mobile trains carry office clerks to St. Louis to wait out the frost. Refugees flood into St. Louis from the south while Meridian seeks railway talks for daily Meridian Forest service. Meridian remains free of suspicious cases as delays affect rail workers in Jackson, Mississippi.

Righteen New Orleans Edwards Joseph Holt Board of Health of Migs Sitter Mobile St. Louis Snd Snd Hie Rattcoad Meridina Miss. Cattan Exchange Board of Health Alabama and Vicksburgh Railway Meridian Forest Alabama and Vicksburg Railway Jackson Miss

Silver Rises on London Trade and India Demand

Silver shows a sharp recovery in London on Monday with prices up to 21 pence per ounce and NY at 594 cents. Gains extend from September 1, driven by purchases for India amid London rumors and talk of Bank of England reserve shifts.

London New York India Indian Council Bank of England

Armed Italian Women Raid at Latimer Mines

About 150 Italian women armed with clubs and stones marched on Latimer Latimer Pa. Shortly after 10 o clock Saturday morning they formed three companies and pressed toward the mines. Militia forces fired on the crowd as soldiers formed a line and repelled the attack on company stores.

Latimer

City Livestock Trust Barred from Business

United States District Judge Foster in Kansas City declares the Kansas City Live Stock Association an illegal trust. The organization, comprising stock commission men, controls all livestock entering the city and is enjoined from further business under the trust statutes.

Havana City United States Judge Foster Kansas City Siti-Trust Ow Foster

Two Steamers Wrecked in Dense Fog Off Newfoundland

In a heavy fog two steamers collided between St John’s Newfoundland and Cape Race. The British steamer Nicodera from Boston to Philadelphia and the Asper are total losses. Crews abandoned ship to boats and were picked up by a coast guard vessel. Another steamer, unnamed, is ashore near Williams Bay.

St. Johns N.F Cape Race Nicodera Boston England Philadelphia Wilinss Bay

Lee Confers With McKinley Over Cuban Situation

Consul General Lee met with President McKinley for a lengthy private discussion about Cuba. Lee presented his views and recommendations but remained reticent on the formal report while the president, deeply concerned, urged him to delay any change and return to Havana mid October.

Aftmira Lea Cail Algee Lee Cuba Ter Unvana Asi Las Teen Aldrich Gaba

Paris Paper’s Version of It Strong Talk Mate to Tetuan by Minister Wooford

In a Paris interview with Spain’s foreign minister it is stated that the United States urged Spain to end the rebellion in Cuba promptly. If the war continued, Cuba and Spain would face devastation, and by October end the U S would justify steps toward Cuban independence. The Duke of Taiwan promised an official reply upon Spain’s return to Madrid.

Tetuan Wooford Paris United States Janith Dake Tetan Sherman Spain Cuba Taiwan Madrid

Great fight is made Choynski Goddard to meet in November

Choynski and Joe Goddard, famed pugilists, have been matched for a San Francisco bout in November under the National Athletic Club. Goddard to receive 60 percent of gross receipts if he wins, 40 percent if he loses, marking a high pay in the era.

Choynski Goddard Jon Choynski Joe Goddard San Francisco National Athletic Club Goudard

Bankcase ruling in Des Moines hinges on fiduciary duty

Federal court in Des Moines orders a special deposit ruling after a bank failure. It held the district treasurer as public representative liable for 0,004 of funds deposited, transferring fiduciary responsibility to the bank and requiring repayment to the district. The decision signals a new principle in public funds handling.

Hank Deets Juda Wantson Des Moines Palit Lapasitad Xefiuos Disteiet Pella Ceypatiee Treasuer

Murray Inquiry Hints of Sensational Disclosures in Trial

The article reports Novak hinting at sensational disclosures connected to the murder case and a death at Watford. It notes Murray of Vinton visiting County Attorney Tobin and Novak’s belief the body found in the building may be his son’s, a matter expected to influence the trial of Novak for murder.

Bliss Department of the Interior Commissioner of Education Teller Station Alaska St. Michael’s Ktondike Novak Haseere A. Novak Wittin Murray Vinton Rentleman Gabward Murrey Walford Tobin Wan Watford

Books For Country Schools Aid By George W Suhee

George W Suhee donated books to county schools in Mbrary County. Parts of the gift funded by prizes and subscriptions raised about $1,200 for books, with several schools receiving troves for their libraries and other districts benefiting from his generosity over the years.

Daily Papers Watasenger Oaeh Evansville Tail de War Adams Hot Springs South Paketa Adas Wasa Rousin EL. Wilcox T.N. Pace Shepandoah Dr Rebbing Farragut Tebbins Hoes George W. Werkins Fremont Fisher Township Hel Springs Burlington Ailroad Hot Sypris George W. Suhee Ettore G'Brien Cauttty George W. Sehus Coutny Emily Uae Sebee al Entation Seheo Aboulhousa

Riot at Eddyville over telegraph line chaos and rioters

A disturbance erupted in Eddyville Saturday night as linemen clashed with deputies at a hotel. The mob assaulted officers, seized weapons, and fled after reinforcements arrived. Deputies were injured and four suspects were captured and jailed in Ottumwa.

Eddyville Cresson Uerou Sherhf Posse Ottunia

Federation Plan Expands Labor Organization Statewide

The State Federation of Labor approved a broad plan to extend organizing into all cities and towns, adding six organizers to grow membership from about 20,000 to roughly 120,000. A key proposal seeks to abolish convict labor by contract and assign convicts to work on highways, reflecting moves seen in North Carolina. The next annual meeting will be in Dubuque, with major matters deferred.

Aton Labertuet In Des Muhies Dubuque North Carolita

Yukon bound expedition heads for Klondike rush by sea and land

A large excursion led by Oakland Mining and Trading Company plans a two year expedition to the Copper River and beyond, aiming for Port Hidalgo and Turnigar through risky narrow passages. The Chicago-Californians and partners transport a schooner, supplies worth thousands, and expect steep overland hauling via White Pass and treacherous rivers to reach the Copper River district for gold prospects.

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Playing With Death In Enighoud Amidst Emailed Revelations

Fragmented OCR text depicts political turmoil and fear with references to Lord Rebepts of Wyrndatnr, Lord George Thomotten secretaries, and statements about a government stance toward a looming crisis. Mentions of factions, new arrivals, and public distress hint at a civil upheaval and defending authority.

George Thomotten Cor Finn Elgin Hieck Tel Trantier Fiomta Lane

Unclear fragmentary text hints at a Salisbury government matter

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Salisbury government and an emergency question or committee. The readable phrases are sparse and do not provide a coherent event, date, persons, or actions. No clear outcome or entity details can be established from the provided excerpt.

Pastor Seeks Golp Mission Amid Controversy and Hopes

The article outlines a pastor's plan to pursue religious leadership overseas while facing intense public and clerical controversy. It mentions disputes with university figures, press coverage, and the potential expulsion from a church or seminary as it details the contentious path ahead and the resistance from various parties.

Plans for Financial Reform Presented by Commission

Commissioners accept multiple plans addressing monetary reform and bank stabilization. Proposals include replacing bank notes with gold or silver backing, evolving government securities, and charting phased actions to restore public confidence while maintaining economic liquidity.

Governor Mount in Dead Earnest amid unrest and attacks

A foggy account recalls Governor Mount speaking with grim resolve as violence and jailer arrests surge in Mexicos city. Chief jailer and detective leaders face accusations while police pledge severe penalties for attackers and those linked to the courthouse assault and prison break.

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