Martyr William Miller and a World of Crime News
William Miller faces over 100 days in an Omaha jail for refusing to testify in a highway robbery case that victimized him. The item also notes sensational incidents from Cheyenne to Columbus, bank robbers in Chicago, a student riot in Columbia, and early 20th century crime and labor headlines.
Numerous incidents reported in Western states and beyond
Union miners seized Booneville Indiana amid clashes with non union men. The St Louis Steel Barge Co files articles for 110000 capital. Wisconsin's George N Wiswell named sergeant at arms for the Republican convention. Three Chinamen die of bubonic plague in San Francisco. Henry Elsroth home in Marion Indiana wrecked by gas blast. four seriously burned. A saloon brawl in Coeur d Alene Idaho leaves two soldiers shot. Reindeer E Wekman of St Paul files bankruptcy with liabilities 51620.58. Two year old in Lima Ohio fatally burned while playing with a neighbor s dog. Hercules powder works Lamotte Missouri explodes. two workers killed. Flint Wagon Works in Flint Michigan destroyed by fire. loss over 200000. plant insured 120000. five hundred workers laid off. Hartington Nebraska jury acquits J C Harris editor of Belden News in self defense. Wellesley College receives Rockefeller pledge of 100000 to clear debt. debt about 60000. An unarmed Seattle bank robbery yields 1000 taken. robbers escape. City of Florence wreck aftermath noted.
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Ind
St. Louis Steel Barge Company
George N. Wiswell
Wisconsin
San Francisco
Henry Elsroth
Marion
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Pheiffer
Hayes
Hayden
Reindeer E. Wekman
St. Paul
Minn
Lima
Ohio
Noah Brennan
Hercules Powder Works
Lamotte
Edmund Carter
Peter Buck
Flint
Mich
Hartington, Neb
J. C. Harris
Belden News
John Blinkiron
Caroline Hazard
Wellesley College
John D. Rockefeller
Wellesley
First National Bank of
Seattle
Stone
City of
Florence
West Virginia Inn Burns Amid Wide Area Destruction
Reports list Glenwood Inn in Repova, West Virginia, destroyed by fire with $30,000 loss. A slide on the Sinois Central near Jackson Mississippi delayed trains for hours. A fatal clash at Marrowbone Creek Kentucky left Langley and Sopher dead and Johnson seriously wounded. Mayor Parkinson of Moundsville WV plans Sheldon municipal plan after religious revival. Fast mail wreck near Ozark Alabama injures several. A mob attacked a black man in Marietta Georgia, firing about fifty shots. Noland kills Hile in Pleasant County WV over a woman. Prussian railways to test American auto couplers. Russia mobilizes Black Sea fleet. Bulgaria independence debated. Plevna defender Ghazi Osman Pasha dies. Admiral Fairfax dies in Naples. Bondeno Italy suffers landslide losses. Irish banquet riots in London. Chinese court decorates officials hostile to foreigners. US cruiser Prairie crew hosted in Rouen. 1899-1900 famine expenditure noted with 1900-01 estimates.
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Glenwood Inn
West Virginia
Repova
Sinois Central
Jackson
Miss
Marrowbone Creek
John Langley
Moses Sopher
Langley
Sopher
Johnson
Parkinson
Moundsville
W. Va
Sheldon
Jesus
Ozark
Ala
Marietta
John Baileys
Court House Square
Joseph Noland
Pleasant County
James Hile
St. Mary's
Wile
Noland
Russia
Black Sea
Bulgaria
Ghazi Osman Pasha
Plevna
Turkey
Henry Fairfax
Plymouth
Naples
Bondeno
Italy
London
China
United States
Prairie
Rouen
Wiliam
International News Highlights From Calcutta To Paris
The British leader of the Ape mander-in-chief dies in Calcutta at 69. The Swiss Federal Council refuses to mediate in the Boers England dispute. The Prince of Wales to be reinstated as grand master of the English Freemasons on April 25, the twenty sixth anniversary of his mastership. Bulgaria and Roumania agree to submit the Danube island dispute to arbitration. Twenty four peasants drown crossing the Danube from Kalogsa to Pays during a gale. The London Times reports Sultan’s concession to Russian railway demands in Asia Minor. Famine distress in India worsens with prices near 1897 levels and relief works employ 4 810 000. French inventor NM Moercadier claims to send twenty four telegrams simultaneously over one wire between Paris and Pau.
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Tor Es
Indias
Calcutta
Federal Council of
Switzerland
England
Prince of Wales
Freemasons
Bulgaria
Roumania
Adis
Asia Minor
Thdia
Moercadier
Various 1900s World Events Include Cuba Expo Plans and Alaska Gold
News briefs report the Cuban military governor's plan to attend the Pan American Exposition in 1901 after War Department guidance. Puerto Rico residents petition Congress over tariff delays. Texas anti trust law upheld against Waters-Pierce Oil. Alaska gold territory prospected across 5000 square miles with mining potential. Winnipeg colonist trains carry 400 settlers to Manitoba. Manila census shows 150000 in city proper. Wyandostok trolley plans seeking US proposals.
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Union
Iheological Seminary
Dewey
Europe
War Department
Egmont Key
Tampa Bay
Éria
Cuba
San Juan
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Texas
Seine River
Ontario
Canada
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Alaska
Dawson
St. St
Wlndivostock
Siberia
United States
Market Reports Show Mixed U S Farm Prices Across Cities
Chicago cattle range 3.00 to 6.00 dollars, hogs 3.00 to 5.25, sheep 3.00 to 6.00, wheat No 2 around 65 to 78 cents, corn No 2 about 37 to 40 cents, oats 25 to 29 cents, rye 50 to 66 cents, butter 21 to 26 cents, eggs 12 to 13 cents, potatoes 30 to 45 cents per bushel with variations by city including Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo and other markets.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
North Northern
Cage
Ory
Senate debates tariff and Porto Rico bills in late session
The Senate and House debated a tariff reform measure and Puerto Rico relief, with amendments on second class mail, a conference on Porto Rico funds, and scrutiny of exclusive mining grants. The chamber passed a civil government bill for Porto Rico and approved several pension and federal judge bills, while committee actions continued on related fiscal matters.
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United ’ ‘States
J Moraker
Billy
Ieee
Beaeeridge
House
Ofsted
Ovconeur
Fday
Loz
Columbia
Pacaday
Dilys
Beinator Scott
West’ Virginia
Morgan
Porto
Rico
Bill
Sulzér
New
Xork
Administration
Great Britain
Corbin
Mittee
Loud
Smith
Mich
Messrs. Little
Ark
Bell
Colo
Henry
Miss.j. Stokes
S. C
Brown
Ohio
Alaska
Cape Nome
Secretary of War
Turner
McPherson
Rep
Iowa
Lentz
Dem
Alessis
Bramwell
Griggs
Burke
Texas
Bingham
Heatvale
Minn
Latimer
D.C
Moon
Tenn
Vandiver
Post Office
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Senaté
Porto Rico
Oliver
Morton
Diana
Alabama
James. Drake
Athe
Orient
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