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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1900
Page
6
Circling the Globe Concise History of Seven Days
Brief weekly digest reporting worldwide events and home happenings. Intelligence from multiple regions summarizes foreign affairs and daily life in a compact news style.
Large Unknown Steamship Lost Of Newfoundland
A Newfoundland dispatch reports a large passenger steamship, nearly 8,000 tons, wrecked on a reef in St Marys Bay near St Johns. The two masted vessel caught fire after grounding, crew and passengers unknown, with all occupants presumed dead due to winter cold and panic. Fire fed by kerosene, wreckage shows blaze aft and submerged fore.
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St. Johns
N.F
St. Mary’s Bay
Two Women Burned to Death in Louisville Fire
At Louisville Kentucky Mrs Mary Theobald aged 58 was burned to death and her daughter Lucinda aged 28 died shortly after from burns. Miss Theobald was filling a lamp before a stove when an explosion ignited clothing and Mrs Theobald perished while trying to save her daughter.
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Louisville
Mary Theobald
Lucinda
Miss Theobald
Goss Murder Sparks Edenburg Burglar Hunt
Edenburg Ohio merchant N K Goss was killed by burglars after alarms roused him at his store. A neighbor joined him and three attackers opened fire. A citizen posse pursues suspects toward Palmyra. three arrests reported. Also in Indiana a jury acquits Thomas Skelton of murdering his wife fifteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. KK. Goss
Edenburg
Ohio
Goss
Palmyra
Princeton
Ind
Thomas Skelton
Robbers Loot Owensville Bank in Indiana Heist
Robbers blew open the Owensville Bank in Owensville Indiana wrecking the building. Officials refuse to comment on losses but the tally is believed to exceed 15000 dollars. The burglars escaped on a hand car toward Poseyville as police mobilize a crew.
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Owensville
Ind
Poseyville
Scarcity of Manila hemp hits Williamsburg cordage works
The Manila hemp shortage leaves thousands in the Williamsburg New York cordage industry unemployed or on reduced time. London special notes the wartime theater remains opaque and public awareness is limited while awaiting further news on Gen Buller’s movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
New York
Manila
London
Ex-Bank Cashier Sentenced for Theft in Port Jervis
Ex bank employee Lewis F E Goldsmith, longtime assistant cashier at Port Jervis National Bank, pleaded guilty to stealing 100000 dollars and received an eight year penitentiary term. A noted bishop, Rt Rev Joseph Radamacher of Fort Wayne, died at the episcopal residence. In Hindman Kentucky Rev Wesley Hall shot and killed Mrs Lucinda Isaacs after she refused marriage, then wounded himself. Isaacs was sister of Hall's late wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis FE. Goldsmith
Port Jervis
N. Y
Joseph Radamacher
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hindman
Knott County
Wesley Hall
Lucinda Isaacs
Hall
Colored Man Hanged for Assault in Seguen Texas
A colored man named Blackbierg, real name unknown, was hanged at Seguen Texas for criminally assaulting a girl last summer. This marks the first execution in Texas for that crime.
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Blackbierg
Seguen
Texas
Notable 19th Century Headlines From Washington and Pennsylvania
The report lists a string of events: former congressman Edwin Osbornes death in Washington. Cornell debate winner Frank Hausner from Farmington taking first in the 1894 memorial prize. murders and hangings in Montrose involving Cornelius Shew and James J. Eagan for Jackson Pepper’s death. Maryland Governor Lloyd Lowndes yields to John Walter Smith. Brig. Gen. A. W. Greely is attacked in Washington by James W. Furnace. James Calhoun’s suicide while ill health. two female servants die in a fire at Joseph Pulitzer’s mansion with $300,000 loss. Admiral Dewey receives a silver loving cup from melted dimes. Rev. Benaiah L. Whitman resigns to lead Calvary Baptist Church. a man believed to be Benjamin J. Guerra found dead by suicide in Philadelphia. Max Krebs, the Jack the Slasher, confesses to hair-cutting crimes in multiple cities. William Wasco hanged for murdering a Hungarian woman at Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin T. Osbiorne
Pennsylvania
Washington
Cornell
Frank H. Hausner
Farmington
N. Y
Montrose
Cornelius Shew
James J. Eagan
Jackson Pepper
Rush Township
Lloyd Lowndes
Maryland
John Walter Smith
A. W. Greely
James W. Furnace
James Calhoun
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Harrisburg
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Admiral Dewey
Benaiah L. Whitman
Columbian University
Washington, D. C
Calvary Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Benjamin J. Guerra
New York
Lafayette
Fires strike multiple towns in Midwest and West
The report lists Wests Davis Iron Works in Denver and Cassel Minnesota losses reaching and over 100000 and 50000 respectively. Other items note Judge Howland’s death in Jefferson Ohio and shoe store fire in Canton Ohio with 50000 loss. The Iowa Supreme Court invalidates a state tax law. A Wisconsin nun Sister Augusta’s body found in Lake Michigan. Strikes and accidents sweep Cleveland Chicago Galveston San Francisco and Republic Washington. Awards and inaugurations noted in Ohio Kansas and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Iron Works
Denver
Colo
Cassel
Minn
William P. Howland
Jefferson
Ohio
John D. Frank
Canton
Iansas Supreme Court
Augusta
Wenosha
Wis
Lake Michigan
Cleveland
Chicago
Roger O'Brien
Galveston
Texas
Charles Fouche Hayes
Dickinson County
Kansas
India
San Francisco
Elizabeth Gladstone
Joseph Boardman
George SK. Nash
State House
Columbus
Frank Caseber
George Carpenter
Butler
Ind
Carpenter
Caseber
William J. Borden
Mike Sarsfield
Wagstaff
Republic
Wash
Nelson Kneass
Chillicothe
Nelson Kueass
Ben Bolt
L. D. Chapman
Farmers’ Hotel
Joseph Christie
McPherson
Isan
Fire destroys the Liederkranz home in Louisville
The Liederkranz Society house in Louisville burned down causing about 45000 dollars in loss with insurance of 18000. Other items include acquittals for outraging public morals, a probate judge murdered in Florence Alabama, a Norfolk and Western train wreck near Pulaski Virginia with injuries, and several violent incidents including a lynching in Ripley Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liederkranz Society
Louisville
la Caricature
Queen Victoria
Florence
Ala
W. B. McClure
Probate
Lauderdale County
Norfolk and Western
Pulaski
Percy Cromer
Roanoke
Engineer Smith
Bristol
Julia Morrison James
Frank Leidenheimer
Plaster of Paris’ Company
Chattanooga Opera House
Pound Gap
John
Tate Hall
Arch
Henry Leap
Henry Sutherland
Berry Long
Henry Campbell
Sutherland
Campbell
Ripley, Tenn
Marvin Durham
W. D. Turner
Fractured news notes cover crimes and deaths in multiple cities
A mixed dispatch lists: a Chicago robbery at Lehigh Valley Coal Co cashier Louis Vitt losing about $350 and a gold watch. two accidental deaths from heart disease in Indiana. two young sisters die in Hawthorne from a lamp fire started by matches. a Minneapolis thrasher trust collapse. Akron’s first patrol wagon enters service weighing 5,500 pounds with two motors. Toledo indicts Lemont Bateman for coercion linked to a bicycle union. oleomargarine case upheld by Judge Adams. substantial oil land deal in Bowling Green, Ohio, totaling $3.8 million with 540 acres owned and 3,225 leased acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jackson
Blackfoot
Minn
Jackson
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
80Th Street
Stewart Avenue
Chicago
Louis D. Vitt
Adams
United States
St. Louis
C. Scheitlin
Akron
Ohio
Berthold Uebele & Sons
Thirtyfirst Street
Minneapolis
Thrasher Trust
Wall Street
Kansas City
Armours
Toledo
Lemont Bateman
Bateman
Bicycle Workers
Theophilus IF. Fravel
Westville
Lnd
Fravel
Hawthorne
J. G. Hickok
M. B. Chidester
Bowling Green
Palmer Oil Company
Wood County
Wood
Hancock
Admiralty Islands Natives Kill Sailors and Crew
Natives of the Admiralty Islands killed and are the crew and fifteen men of a British trading schooner. Brazil's finance minister ordered to burn 2,000,000 in paper money weekly until 50,000,000 is destroyed. German papers admit England may seize ships aiding Boer contraband. An American passenger on the Calais express was injured in a Corneto collision. The American Line steamer Paris remains in dock after another float attempt fails. The US cruiser Albany completed endurance trials at Newcastle with 19.54 knots, 149 RPM, 5,624 HP, and 144 tons of coal per day. Advices of a storm off the Japanese coast report 171 dead and thirty-five junks lost.
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Admiralty Islands
Brazil
England
Corneto
Italy
Alexander Herminger
Calais
American Line
Paris
Milford Haven
United States
Albany
Newcastle
Ingland
Empress of
Osaka
Kobe
Epidemics and upheaval mark early 20th century reports
A tidal wave and storm cause 411 river losses while influenza spreads across Great Britain and reaches Osborne House. Daniel Folkmar is honored with a Paris 1897 doctorate. The Finnish junta in Calumet, Michigan plans American aid and predicts 55,000 Finns will emigrate to the Northwest.
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Great Britain
Osborne House
Isle of Wight
University of Paris
Daniel Folkmar
University of Chicago
New University of Brussels
Finland
Calumet, Mich
Northwest
Polygamy Denial from President Snow and World Church News
The Mor mon church leader President Lorenzo Snow declares abandonment of polygamy. The British Columbia ministerial association seeks legislation against recognition of American divorces. Ontario drownings occur on Baysville ice. London dramatization news of In His Steps reaches Charles M. Sheldon. Rescue and divorce cases reported among ships and public figures. Québec and U.S. war department notes, mission reports, and record fire losses wrap the year.
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Lorenzo Snow
Mormon Church
Ministerial Association of
British Columbia
Peryin
Lake of Bays
Baysville
Ont
Thomas Brown, Jr
Margaret Brown
Jane Brown
Thomas Brown
Charles M. Sheldon
London
Georgian
Stange
Ella
Perth Amboy
Halifax
Julia Marlowe Tabor
Robert Tabor
National Bank of Great Falls
Mont
National Bank of Kansas City
The
Bicycle Trust
Trust
Victoria
B. C
Henderson
Toronto Presbyterian Foreign Mission Office
Honan
China
Meiklejohn
War Department
Manila Railway Company, Limited
United States
American Board of Foreign Missions
Canada
Market Reports Chicago to New York cattle hogs and grain prices
A dense market roundup lists prices across multiple cities for cattle hogs and sheep, and grains. Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York and more show range bids for wheat corn oats rye and dairy items.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Senate and House Activities Outline Weeklong Proceedings
Senate passed multiple resolutions pushing for itemized defense fund disclosures and Admiral Dewey reports while debating Philippine policy and a racial question. House investigations targeted Utah postmasters for polygamy and Wardner mining riots, with eulogies for Hobart Greene and Danford. Adjournments shifted speeches to Wednesday and Friday, with a census directorate expansion and Indianapolis building cost capped at 2.5 million dollars.
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Senate
Allen
Mr. Pettigrew
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Pettigrew
Secretary of War
Gen. Torres
Gen
Otis
Lodge
Morgan
South
House
Lentz
John C. Graham
Provo
Utah
Orson Smith
Logan
Merriam
Wardner
Idaho
Danford
Ohio
Greene
Nebraska
Hobart
Alien
Beveridge
Philippines
Hoar
Tawney
Minn
Secretary of Treasury
Representative Greene
Stewart
Indianapolis
Sulzer
Dem
N. Y
Secretary of the Treasury
New York National Banks
New York Custom House
Dalzell
Rep
Hopkins
Ill
Fire, deaths, and losses flood southern and western towns
A wide range of incidents from Odds and Ende in Vienna Georgia to Nashville Tennessee report major fires causing tens of thousands in losses. Deaths include Salem Mason and Henry Oppenheimer with multiple industrial and store fires in Cleveland Tennessee Huntsville Alabama and Paris Texas. The record notes zinc trusts forming with large capital, thefts, wreck fatalities, and civic notices including new statues and municipal plans.
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Vienna
Salem Mason
Nashville
Tenn
Cleveland
Thomas Peak
Sweetwater
Zinc Trust
Pollard Bros
Newburne
Ala
James Crocker
Huntsville
Engineer Calloway
Clarendon
Texas
Society of Ethical Culture
New York
Chas. Yocum
Harrodsburg
Sousa
Gunningham & Co
Sugarland
Cape
Henry Oppenheimer
Geo. M. Settle
Paris
Sam Johnson
Cincinnati
Paterson
N. J
Hobart
Wm. Baldwin
Newport
Kentucky
Norwich
England
Britain
Mexico
China
Washington
Chatham County
North Carolina
Abraham IX. Lefever
Lanccaster County
Council of Jewish War
Ohio
Noumea
New Caledonia
Also Mentioned on This Page
He Sribiune
Batesville, Indiana
Newfoundland
Ohio Centennial Company
Ohio City
Skelton
Bank Safe
Preacher
Max Krebs
Jack the Slasher
William Wasco
Pittsburg
Wasco
Annie Sestak
Western
Henry C. Payne
National Republican
Louis H. Severance
Goldsborough
Columbia River
Portland
Ore
Wolff & Sewicker Iron Works
Andrew Carnegie
W. H. Curtis
Butler, Ind., Canning Company
L. J. Forney
Cherokee, Kan
Southern
Ladysmith
White
South Africa
Buller
Kimberley
Methuen
Hig
Moddey
Mafeking
British Bechuanaland
Northern
Cape Colony
French
Gatacre
Colesberg
Stormberg
Roberts
Kitchener
Caesar's Camp
Wagon Hill
Tugela
Pleyna
Flushing
Newton
L. L
Hartwell
Gao
Logansport
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