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Newspaper

Champaign Daily News

Location

Champaign, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1900

Page

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Beet Sugar Industry Gains and Pekin Factory Prospects

A Chicago era piece notes Michigan nine factories produced 22,675,004 pounds of sugar from 175,838 tons of beets, with drought cutting yields. Pekin’s plant, run by Harte, produced 6,000,000 pounds on 3,000 tons of beets at a 5 cent per pound sale, profit about 180,000 though only half capacity used. Proposes Cham paign county grow 100 acres next season to attract a Pekin factory, with a possible new plant costing 300,000 to 500,000 if locals guarantee beet growing. Also contrasts beet sugar with creamery/canning booms, noting sugar ventures require large capital and national companies.

Champaign Michigan Pekin Harte Champaign County Pekin Company Champaign Improvement Association

London Volunteers Leave for Front in Major City Sendoff

The first contingent of City of London Imperial volunteers, about 500 men, departed for the front today. London showcased a grand local demonstration as the troops marched to the station, marking a significant mobilization during the Natal crisis.

London City of

Court of Honor Installs Officers After Contests for Members

Champaign Court of Honor held a Friday meeting installing the coming year’s officers led by Dr Schowengerdt. Sides were chosen to recruit members, one side hosting a banquet at the other’s expense. Ernest Welshley and William Shaw led teams. the Shaw faction secured 18 of 26 initiates.

Champaign Court of Honor Schowengerdt Ernest Welshley William Shaw

Bolzosch 08 Contest Banquet Highlights

The installation date was chosen for the banquet with the losers acting as waiters and serving their guests a fine spread. The event was enjoyed by all, with good natured sportsmanship marking the evening.

Narrow Escape From Wreck Near Chebanie

A wheel flange broke on an Illinois Central coal car near Chebanie causing a derailment that sent the car two miles along the ties. At Langham creek bridge every tie broke, and trainmen’s quick discovery averted a catastrophe and possible loss of life and merchandise damage.

Kankakee Ill Illinois Central Chebanie Langham Creek

Children Choke to Death In Two Illinois Towns

In Kankakee two year old daughter of Prof H W Sutton, Bradley public school principal, choked on apple while he cut pieces for his three children. The child turned black and died despite aid. In Charleston Louis Randolphs six year old son choked at dinner yesterday and died before a doctor arrived.

Kankakee Ill H. W. Sutton Bradley Public School Kersey and Melton Everyon

American Troops Capture Magalannes in Cavite Mountains

American forces seized the town of Magalannes in Cavite province and took twenty insurgents prisoner, including a colonel. A Nineteenth Infantry battalion repelled insurgents from a strong mountain position, capturing cannons and horses. Also reports German Attache urged joint action against Britain. Choate offered no encouragement. Bryan begins eastward trip, absent at least six weeks.

Manila Magalannes Cavite Cebusey Choate London Great Britain Delagoa Bay England Durban Natal

Illinois Corn Growers debate score cards and Peoria offer

The Illinois Corn Growers association met at the University to fix ear score cards and judges rules for a perfect ear of corn. They adopted detailed scoring sections, set tie breaking rules, and discussed holding the annual convention in Peoria with a 10 percent gate share and $1,000 minimum, plus $6,000 in premiums. Officers include E S Fursman president J H Beagley secretary W B Mills treasurer.

Peoria Ilinois Corn Growers’ Association E. S. Fursman el Paso J. H. Beagley Sibley W. B. Mills Palestine P. G. Holden Champaign A. B. Hostetler Carroll University Farm

The Great Northwest at Opera House dazzle scene

A Friday show presents a prairie blizzard on stage with an electric effects display. A giant windmill center stage fuels drama as the heroine swings around at twenty feet height, a feat not previously seen. The program promises other thrilling moments in the production. Cape Town dispatch reports British prisoners at Colesburg: Captain Brown and four men died of wounds. Captain Brett severely wounded. two lieutenants and nineteen men wounded.

Opera House Great Northwest Cape Town Forestier Walker Colesburg Brown Brett

Confession in Bloomington as Red Herrington is Detained

Red Herrington, returned from Champaign on highway robbery charges, confessed to the September Hold Up of Herman Gerling. He identified Bert McCarthy as his partner, a Hoopeston tinsmith from Bement. McCarthy was later captured at Bement after officials in Danville, Bement, and Decatur were alerted.

Bloomington Red” Herrington Champaign Herman Gerling Bert McCarthy Hoopeston Bement McCarthy Hitch Danville Decatur Evoy

Burial Arrangements for Patrick Berry Jr.

The body of Patrick Berry Jr., who died of consumption at his father Patrick Berry Sr.’s farm six miles south of Farmer City, was brought to the city. He died Friday January 12 at 9:30 a.m. aged 36 years six months one day. Services were held at St Mary’s Catholic church by Fathers J H Carmon and A J Wagner, followed by burial at St Mary’s Cemetery. He was accompanied by his father and a small group of friends.

Patrickerry Farmer City Patrick Berry, Jr Patrick Berry St. Mary's Catholic Church J. H. Carmon A. J. Wagner St. Mary’s Cemetery

Old Cannon for Two Towns Bloomington and Peoria Gun Gifts

Bloomington receives a bronze Spanish cannon named El Terror captured at Santiago. The twelve foot, 6400 pound trophy was cast in Barcelona in 1768 and presented by the government. In Peoria a cannon gifted by General Lloyd Wheaton rests on Manila walls and arrives with his letter to the mayor.

Bloomington Peoria Ill Santiago Barcelonia Spain Lloyd Wheaton Philippines Manila Lynch General Wheaton

Hazen faces federal charges over eight hour work limit

Springfield Jan 13 The federal grand jury investigated charges by the Federation of Labor of Danville that L P Hazen of Cincinnati who built the national soldiers home there violated a federal eight hour work day statute. No charge reported yet. Advance under artillery fire as British force encamps at Sligersfontein repelling Boer counterattack. Rescue signals say Edenmoor crew aboard Hirundo after abandoning Edenmoor near Halifax.

Federation of Labor Springfield L. P. Hazen Cincinnati Hazen National Soldiers Danville Rensberg Jan Sligersfontein New Zealand Colesburg Dungerness Eng Hirundo Edenmoor Pensacola Fla Amsterdam Halifax Azores

Postponed to May 8 Republican State Convention

Chicago Jan 13 The republican state central committee postponed the state convention to May. Washington Jan 13 General Davis Porto Rico governor general urged relief for island inhabitants noting their deplorable state. Vienna Jan 13 A Brussels dispatch says Boers have stormed surrounding Ladysmith and capitulation is hourly expected.

London Kitchener Chicago Republican State Central Committee Porto Rico Washington Davis White House Ladysmith Vienna Brussels Pretoria

The Great Northwest melodrama at Walker

One of the most thrilling scenes ever witnessed will unfold in the third act of The Great Northwest, presented at Walker. The production promises a dramatic spectacle with vivid stage effects and a climactic confrontation that fans will remember.

Great Northwest Walker

Ten Thousand for a Vote in Clark Bribery Probe

Washington January 13 Marcus Hewitt testified that an agent for Senator Clark offered a Montana senator $10,000 to vote for Clark amid bribery charges. The testimony centers on the alleged attempt to influence a legislative vote.

Washington Clark Marcus Hewitt Montana Senate

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Int Beet Sugar Industry Illinois Russia Constantinople Porte Buller Court OF Honor Affairs Bolzosch Ilinois Central Coal Car Santa Fe J. M. Barr Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company Col Bryan Lincoln Neb William J. Bryan Maine Illinois Corn Growers Harrington Ata Jackeys Joseph Beifeld & Co W. A. Lewis Prop Neil Street Champaign, Il Walker & Mulliken Third Choral Society Godowsky
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