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Newspaper

Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1899

Page

5

Brimfield News: Tragic weekend reports and crime notes

The Brimfield News outlines a series of incidents including a fatal freight accident at East Crossing near Marfa involving Mrs Lacey Duncan and Mrs Krupp. It also recounts a pistol fight near Bengetown, Ky, a death from a coffee cup blow in Dayton Obigg, and the Alaska execution case of JWiomer Bird. Other items include a Cleveland Akron and Columbus rail collision at Newburg, Ohio, indictments for Miller’s murder in Eden Valley jail, and a Cincinnati detective killing. Agricultural statistics cite U S wheat production for 1800 and notes on trade activity and prices.

Marfa Texas East Crossing Lacey Duncan John Krupp William Coalgyon Krupp Philpot-Griffin Bengetown Sam James Philpot Ed Rogers Henry Hampton Rogers Philpots William Morganrath Dayton Obigg J. I. Jones Morganrath Hugh Jones J. Wiomer Bird Alaska Johnson United States Supreme Court Topeka Bird Cleveland Akron Columbus Newburg Ohio Ohio State Hospital Alonzo Sherman Charles R. Ehlers Litchfield Minn John Dougherty Carlos Brest Philip Howe Casper Schmidt William Kockbush Miller Eden Valley Schmidt Dudley Ferguson Cincinnati August Mehan E. A. Ferguson Southern Railroad Ferguson Mehan Department of Agriculture United States Bradstreet's

Notable deaths and corporate moves across cities

A roundup of prominent passings includes T Benton Weller of Chicago in Baltimore at 35, Very Rev P V Cavanaugh of Niagara University in Buffalo, and John C. Donner of the American Sugar Refining Co. in New York. Industry news notes Mergenthaler Linotype dividends, Rockefeller backing a rival iron steel plant, and Colonial Sugar Refining’s planned NJ incorporation. Debts and losses are reported for Epping Savings Bank, a Nelson, and the Welling mansion fire in Washington. Reform affects Hoboken with indictments against officials, and leadership shifts at Vandalia Line and Pressed Steel Car Co. in Meltee’s Rock.

T. Benton Weller Chicago Baltimore P. V. Cavanaugh Niagara University Buffalo John C. Donner American Sugar Refining Company New York City John Sreymerhoffer Galveston Texas Broadway New York Swift Brothers Squire Packing Houses Cambridge Mass Col Julius Walker Adams Brooklyn Brooklyn Bridge Omer W. Roper Newark Mergenthaler Linotype Company John D. Rockefeller H. C. Frick Carnegie Eppig Savings Bank of Epping N. 11 Stephen P. Anderson Robert Cosman, Jr St. John's Church Boston Protestant Episcopal Diocese Maine Colonial Sugar Refining Company New Jersey RE. 2. Wood Washington Petre Manila Bay Welling Fourteenth Street Welling Place Hoboken William Wright Vandalia Line Pressed Steel Car Company Meltee's Rock

Briefs of Fires, Deaths and Disputes Across North America

A summary of multiple terse items: Henry C. Niese killed in St. Louis prize ring by Fred Bellerson. Shearer & Co. lumber yard in Point St. Charles badly damaged by fire. Brown & Hinman plant at Columbus Ohio damaged $6500 by fire, insured. Jan 1 furniture price advance of 10 percent by National Association of Chamber Suit and Case Work Manufacturers. Lieut. Thomas M. Brumby, Dewey’s flag lieutenant, dies of typhoid at Garfield Hospital Washington. Meriden dispatch notes old H D Smith Co of Stonington in financial embarrassment with $200,000 capital. Moorhead police chief Murphy shot during burglary arrest. suspect Collins shot and killed after surrendering revolver.

Henry C. Niese St. Louis Fred Bellerson James Shearer & Co Point St. Charles Canada Brown & Hinman Columbus Ohio National Association of Chamber Thomas M. Brumby Dewey Garfield Hospital Washington Meriden Conn H. D. Smith Company Stonington Murphy Moorhead Minn Collins

District news roundup from American Midwest and West

A sprawling items digest reports fires damaging the City Elevator Company warehouse in Minneapolis and the State reformatory in St. Paul, a North Amherst Ohio packing plant loss, new corporate filings in Missouri, land and rail incidents, and multiple court and political notes across Nebraska Kansas Minnesota Illinois and Texas. Notable items include a grand wreck near Grand Island, a 1 250 000 stock tobacco company filing in St Louis, and indictments quashed for Louis F. Menage.

City Elevator Company Minneapolis North Amherst Packing Company North Amherst Ohio Joss Poyntery Nebraska Allen Sengier Wayward J. J. Axtell Royal Oak Detroit State Reformatory St. Cla Nie Minn Beiler House Mo Wetmore Tobacco Company St. Louis Jefferson City Cecil Rhodes Jameson Rainy Lake Minnesota Standard Malting Company Milwaukee C. P. Perkins Revenue Michigan Topeka Kan S. FE Youman David Jackson Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Mission Keweenah Bay Belden Ned J. X. Blinkiron C.F. Harris Linkiron Harris James Graham William L. Cunneen St. Mary's Ian Wastacl Weber Traivis Salt Lake City Ben Zedler Carbondale Wash Robert Cox Zedler San Francisco United States Morrow Internal Revenue O. M. Welburne Tyndall Mary Stafford Jenry Lovinger Theity Council of Toledo J. N. Bick New Alexico Centaur St. Louisans Union Pacific Grand Island Neb Meyers Murphy G. R. Robbins Lincoln Park Chiurch Cincinnati Ball Brothers Muncie Ind Cleveland Sigler Bros Black Diamond Rockdale Texas Thomas Johnson St. Tovis Willian E. Bremser Martha A. Willetts Sarah J. Bremser Faith Curixtx Bremser Lima American National Bank N. N. Michael Gus Kalb Ohio Supreme Court Mennett Monnet Louis F. Menage Northwestern Guaranty Loan Company Mexico

Southern Governor Installed in Frantic Frankfort Ceremony

William S Taylor was installed as Governor at Frankfort Kentucky amid a smaller crowd caused by rain. The piece notes deaths and incidents including Charles H Bhacklety in Louisville and a fatal train wreck involving Norfolk and Western No. 3 near Panther, Wisconsin. A Southern Railway order bans cigarette use by all employees. In Irvine Kentucky a town marshal, Edward Parks, was killed by Fred Ashcraft, with Charles Wallace fatally injured during the shooting.

William S Taylor Frankfort Charles H Bhacklety Lausville Louisville Norfolk and Western Panther W. S. Bishop Huntington Coontz Bluefield Southern Railway Company Southern Division Irvine Edward Parks Fred Ashcraft Charles Wallace Ashcraft Wallace

Betrothal of Princess Matthilde and Prince August

A European royal engagement is announced as Princess Matthilde of Bavaria becomes betrothed to Prince August of Saxe-Coburg. The report notes a formal engagement in a period of shifting dynastic alliances and public interest in royal unions across Europe.

Matthilde Bavaria Prince August Saxe-Coburg Transvaal Max Lange Leipskc

Wars and Disasters Mix in Distant News Digest

A naval figurehead dies at 91 in Rome. Dewey’s actions prompt Filipinos to seek damages from the U.S. A Japanese plan to deploy forces to Korea is reported from Shanghai. A theater bombing in Murcia destroys the venue with no major casualties. A vast earthquake in Ceram claims thousands of lives. The British bark Shute, carrying coal, sinks near Callao after aiding the French cruiser. The St Helens is lost near the Paracels with five crew drowned.

United States Navy Rome America Dewey Aguinaldo Shanghai Japan Korea Murcia Spain Ceram Sdvices America Maru Britishabarka Indian Empire Shute Company Callao Peru Fleetwood Saigon Cochin China St. Helens Luckham Singapore Paracels China Sea

Britain’s 1890 Wheat Yield Reported Decline

A preliminary Board of Agriculture statement estimates Britain’s 1890 wheat production at 65,529,325 bushels, down from 73,028,856 last year, signaling a drop in grain output amid varying harvest conditions.

Papat Eanlduiahie Board of Agriculture Great Britain William Weir Ville Marie Bank of Montrea Victoria B. C Cumberland Ortiz Torres Chumeanpaco United States Supreme Court Buena Ventura Spain D. B. Green John F. Gaynor William T. Gaynor Oberlin M. Carter Savannah River Cumberland Sound United States Shields New York United States Grand Jury Savannah

Market Reports From Major U.S. Cities

Market figures cover cattle hogs and sheep prices, plus grain and dairy quotes across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York. Values span livestock ranges from common to prime and grains such as wheat corn oats rye with regional price bands in cents per unit and butter eggs and clover seed prices listed.

Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee New York

Debates and committee actions in early Fifty sixth Congress

The House debated currency legislation as speakers from multiple parties argued for and against. Senate discussions included commissions on Persian law, naval questions, and a Webster statue unveiling plan. Committees were formed or confirmed, recesses set, and leadership actions outlined for the new Congress.

Epentes Overstreet Rep. Ind Deilver Rep.lewa Maddox der. Ga McCleanem XII Mason Dewey Pettigrew Clark Scott Gem Leesanl Wood Culieen Prince Illlinois New Jersey William Alden Smith Michigan Lawrence Massachusetts Powers Vermont Messrs. Xeulatd Nevada Cochran Missourit Shafroth Colorado Sims Tennessee Spaker Senate Congress Washington Galfinser McMian St. Mary's Canal Secretary of War House Secretary of the Navy Manila Fouse Aldrich Thesr Daniel Webster Sulson Hutchins

Odds and Enos and a string of local disasters

A jumble of brief items reports school board actions in Louisville condemning self skirts, a Georgia anti bill killed in the Senate, fires destroying structures in Arkansas and Kentucky, a mining accident in Ohio, a Philadelphia editor’s death, a wife stabbing in Celina, potential corporate consolidations, and various other incidents including gas asphyxiations, quarantines, and political staffing changes.

Bridgeport James Gergen Bennett Fred Sandy Hook Proving Ground Pete Thompson el Eeno Okla John Curtis Robet Curtis Romz Wm. Shockley Henry’ Shockley Columbus Okia United States Srand Coor L T_ Jobe Ape

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