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Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1900

Page

8

Weekly roundup of crime and finance across the era

Assistant Attorney General Boyd upholds a $12 per barrel additional war tax on beer. Burglars loot Waggoner & Bros. in Festus, Missouri for $700 cash and $3,000 in notes. Violent incidents include an attempted murder in Youngstown Ohio and a deadly wreck near Hamilton Ohio. Rail robberies and train incidents gather pace as sport standings and industry moves unfold nationwide.

Boyd Washington T. Waggoner & Bros Festus Irvin Johnson Youngstown Ohio Ida Welcome Federal Steel Company South Chicago Trust Great Northern Procnewitch Longview Texas Chas Rutherford James Strong Charlee Stich William St. Davis Luther Davis Combination Zinc Mining Company Gilena Kan Sadie Bell Timothy Mahoney David Starkey Ambrose Smith Cincinnati, Hamilton Indianapolis Hamlton Union City Ind Pennsylvania Atchixon W.D. Ranter James Burgett Carl T. Oathout Ranier Burgett Oathout W. Hh Cincinnati OL. W. IL Minneapolis Milwaukee Kansas City Cleveland Buffalo Chicago Detroit

Miscellaneous 1900s World and Local Events Collide in Crude Summary

United States Philippine commission arrives in Manila. Robert A. Perkins editor of Rutland Herald is dead. Boxer rebels fight Cossacks in China, sixteen dead. Stevenson of Yeui Ching mission reportedly murdered by Boxers. Peter Frank, 16, fatally shot in St. Louis during strike protests. Aguinaldo believed killed or wounded near La Gat by Maj. March’s men. Urbana Ohio jury awards 5000 dollars against Champaign County in favor of Mitchell administrator. George Godfrey and Perry Etheridge of Twenty-second Infantry killed near San Miguel de Mayumo. Mrs John Sherman dies at 72 in Mansfield Ohio from stroke. Miss Margaret Cecilia Stewart married to Sherman. no children. Rural guards killed. Tuan Gonzalez outlaw involved near Bagua Cuba. Cardinal Gibbons to consecrate Rev Dr Henry Granjon of Baltimore as bishop of Tucson. Rosecrans transport sails from Beattie for Nome with troops and supplies. Bank of New Lisbon Wisconsin robbed by back window entry. nitroglycerin used to blow safe front.

United States Philippine Commission Manila Robert A. Perkins Rutland, Vt Herald Tuli China Btevenson Yeui-Ching Peter Frank St. Louis Aguinallo Mansfield Ohio Aly Margaret Cecilia Stewart Sherman Cardinal Gibbons Henry ‘Granjon Baltimore Tucson Ariz United States Transport’ Rosecrans Jhan Beattie Wash Nome Seventh Infantry War Department Bank of

Multiple deaths and incidents span 1900s Midwest and West

Obituaries report Judge John P. Rea and John Shannon Priggs death. a St Louis streetcar bombing injures two policemen. rains end drought aiding Dakotas wheat. Other items include a Colorado land proposal for defeated burers, a self-inflicted shooting in Ohio, drownings in Minnesota, pneumonia death of a Chinese infant, a Mo electric plant superintendent killed, a bequest in Ohio, gas deaths in Alliance, a Michigan lumberman death, Chicago 1901 fest planning, Texas railroad wreck, plumbers law ruling, a farmer move by Coin Harvey, Nebraska ice trust action, a Holdenville robbery shot, Ohio explosive accident, and a shipboard incident in Michigan.

John P. Rea Minneapolis John Shannon Priggs Omaha Neb St. Louis Dakotas Union Pacific Land Company Colorado Harrison Hinke Proctorville Ohio John E. Tuxton John Ebert Minnneapolis Crystal Bay Lake Minnetonka San Francisco Thomas Howe Marshall, Mo Christine Ebiot Agimainita Jacksonville Fla William Hetzel George Detchon Alliance David Ward Orchard Lake Mich New York Central Schutzenbund Dubuque Chicago John Hines Womble San Antonio Aransas Pass Waco Texas Stillwater Minn W. C. Williston District Court Harvey Rogers Ark Silver Springs Otto Matthews Webb City Wall Staunton Nhc Lloyd Wilson Holdenville I. T Weon Kelly Farm Marietta Injorde Northern Pacific Express Biles City Mont Fred Morrow Ansa Peterson Es Severere Ea Pone Fourth Street Minnape Waal Tsugell St. Clair Archie Morrison Frank Camp Ulaimd William. Medler Missouri

Fire destroys five story Birmingham wholesale druggists building

Fire sweeps a five story building on 20th street in Birmingham housing Morrow and Binnage wholesale druggists. Loss is unknown. In Kentucky near Bayboursville Italian railroad laborers are robbed of several hundred dollars. one is reported to die. A woman identified as Mrs Mattle Gadell is shot and killed by Mrs Lilly Gardner.

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Turmoil and War News From Global Fronts

Castellane attacks the Government igniting a row in the French Chamber as four thousand Moorish cavalry head to Tafilet to halt French advance. Chinese river pirates assault an American steamer on the Yangtze but are repelled. Philippine forces kill five in San Miguel de Maquinitmo near Manila. Russia warns Turkey over Armenian border closings. Zerd Roberts proclaims the Orange River State after annexing the Free State. General Gallifet resigns. Gen Andre named successor. Venezuelan leader Hernandez captured. revolt ends. Tortured ex-official reveals names of Queen murder suspects. executions expected. Saberwattee River embankment collapse at Ahmedabad floods washing. many lives lost.

Castellane Chamber of Deputies Tafilet Yang-tse-Kiang San Miguel de Maqitimo Manila Russia Turkey Zerd Roberts Free State Orange River State Marquis de Gallifet Andre Jose M. Hernandez Corcan Ahmedabad India

Fires rage in Rainy River district Ontario

Forest fires sweep the Rainy River district in Ontario with millions of dollars in timber destroyed. Rat Portage reports ongoing fires and attempts to shield log storages from fumes failing. Fort de France suffers a major fire destroying the custom house and nearby structures, subdued with troops and dynamite.

Rainy River Ontario Treasury and Customs Departments San Francisco Call Lilitokalani Agaie Unite States Government Vermilye & Co Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad the Clover Leaf Santa Clara Second Cavalry Havana Rat Portage Fort de France Martinique Wood University of Havana Naval John McGowan Monadnock Philippines Secretary of the Navy

Market Reports Chicago to New York grain and livestock prices

Market tables list cattle hogs and sheep by city including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo and New York. Prices cover hogs cattle and sheep ranges with Wheat No 2 red No 2 mixed corn oats rye and dairy eggs butter and potatoes in various grades.

Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis Cincinnati Detroit St.Toledo Milwaukee New York

Census Army Moves to Prove Nation’s Civilized Strength

Experts say census results will demonstrate the nation’s greatness as complex figures are due by December 1.

Census Exposition Of Population Growth In United States

The piece describes the 1900 census effort with 52 600 enumerators and 297 supervisors across the country. It notes projected U.S. population around 75 000 000 to 78 000 000, predicts more than 40 cities with populations over 100 000, and mentions anticipated political reapportionment based on the results. It contrasts U.S. growth with other nations and highlights the census as a demonstration of national strength and modernization.

Washington South Africa Sam United States Mulhall Treasury Merriam Germany France Great Britain Russia China New York Chicago Philadelphia India Columbus Ind Tlinois Line Congress West Virginia Union Massachusetts Texas Indiana Michigan Iowa

Civil War Veterans Population and Death Estimates

Evans estimates about 25 000 Union veterans remain with a death rate near 3.13 percent annually. About 24 787 veterans received pensions last year and died. total deaths exceed 3 1 3 percent if nonpensioned veterans die at the same rate, implying broader fatalities among veterans in the year.

Evans Union Veteres Commissioner of Pensions Rolk

Havana Mayor Bans Public Display of Spanish Airs

A Havana mayoral order prohibits paying or displaying Spanish airs in public. The second volume of the First Philippine Commission report includes a proclamation by Aguinaldo appealing to Filipinos for a Christmas truce. Representative Shatroth of Colorado seeks preservation of numerous monuments and cliff dwellings attributed to prehistoric peoples across Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico.

Havana Philippine Commission Aguinaldo Shatroth Colorado Utah Sybas New Mexico

Frost destroys valued fruit near Catskill NY

Fragmentary notes recount frost killing berries and other fruits with potential value around $100000 near Catskill New York. Another item mentions a girl in Marion Kansas dying from a hand wound caused by a barb on a catfish. A separate line notes widespread India famine relief fundraising and a labor strike at Hamilton Print Works in Lowell Massachusetts. A report quotes a claim that The Bible was the best selling book of the past year.

Catskill N. Y Marion Kan United States Canada India Famine Relief Fund Hamilton Lowell Mass

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