News in Brief Gusts and Foreign Tidings
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1899
Page
6
An assortment of rapid brief items titled as an important weekly record. Highlights include summaries of crimes, fires, and foreign reports labeled as latest from overseas shores.
Reports state Admiral Kautz acted with restraint to protect property in Samoa while awaiting three powers decision. Dispatches suggest cooperation with authorities and safeguards against further upheaval as the High Commission nears Apia.
The Government of Spain orders Gen ios to work with Major General Otis on evacuating Zam boanga and Zoulas. Gen Lawton narrowly escapes an attacker who hides in a deserted redoubt and fires at him. American troops soon rout the assailant.
Fragmentary report mentions President McWinney and a shurivan of the Cormmission, with references to Filipinos and tyranny. Details are garbled and names/places are unreadable, leaving the overall topic ambiguous and uncertain.
The court discharged Molineux amid a poisoning death linked to Ada Cortiosh in Newark last December. The judge ruled no felgal evidence was sufficient and ordered the case returned to the grand jury for reconsideration. The next grand jury will reconvene in New York.
A garbled report notes a movement in the United States regarding craft and manufacturing labels amid economic strain. It mentions Germany and a wartime era context with references to republics and industry shifts in the broader market.
After a Cabinet meeting Prime Minister Srivelva announced the government approved the appointment of Mr Bellamy Steurer as United States Minister to Spain. He added that upon formal U S notification to Spain Madrid would name a representative in Washington likely Unke de Arcos.
Pomeroy, Jows, was nearly wiped out by a cyclone in 1983. The blaze overnight destroyed five leading businesses and caused insured losses between 75 060 and 100 009 pounds. Forty eight people were killed in the disaster.
Indiana postmasters have been appointed to fill vacancies. Jlucker at Washington County replaces Alfred J. Martin. Zengt Hluneate becomes postmaster at Jesi 3 while Joseph AIL Currens succeeds Luvins da Fragter who is dead.
General Lawton continues the advance as rebels retreat with only brief clashes reported. The campaign progresses with limited combat and no major engagement so far.
The Samoan Commission sails from San Francisco on the 25 inst. aboard the transport Dadaer.
Rumors in Washington say Admiral Dewey may move part of his fleet toward Samoan waters as the commission works to settle the Samoan trouble. Officials discuss potential steps and uncertain outcomes as speculation grows.
About 2,000 miners who walked out at Danville Illinois last week plan to ask the State Arbitration Board to rule on the dispute and will resume operations pending the decision.
The Eastern column notes Brooklyn servant girls organizing a union and records numerous deaths and incidents including Wilson J. Dodge of Boston and Frederick I. Thompson of Philadelphia. It cites Prov John R R Sweney in Chester and Moses W. Dodd of New York, plus a bank ruptcy petition and a fatal crane accident in New York.
A jumble of reports records deaths from paralysis and illness, industrial fires and accidents, and political upheavals. Notable items include a Canton Ohio death, a Yellowstone River disaster, a Minnesota mill acquisition by Washburn group, and a planned southwest rail line from Alliance Nebraska.
The stern wheel steamer John Sk, owned by the Cincinnati and New Orleans Packet Company, wrecked and sunk near Louisville Kentucky. About 100 passengers and crew were saved. Property loss estimated at 8000 dollars. the vessel is recoverable.
The piece records deaths including Almen MM. Chago and Justice Stephen J. Field, plus the president selecting Bartlett Tripp for a commission. It mentions Chinese disease mistranslations, veteran benefits, naval burial plans for Maine victims, and President's allocation for grave markers. It also lists twelve new warships named by Congress and notes public petitions for ship names.
Reports describe Venezuela's President Andrade with a US official visit in La Guaira and a plan to transmit messages between Cape Foreland and Paris. Italian warships reportedly landed troops in China while an assassination attempt in Moscow targeted Gen Mauzoy. A French steamer wreck off Anso dAï, passengers saved, and Col Pleury allegedly died by suicide at Mont Valerien Fortress.
Last August after confessing to forging a letter aiding the Dreyfus revision, the individual killed himself in Paris. Emperor William directs German ambassadors over Samoa legitimacy and British American action.
Partial destruction of Jeminson metal works on Craig Street Montreal with loss estimates and insurance. James Davidson sues Toronto doctors for alleged wiring mutilation, postmortem held. Canadian House denials on Alaska pact report. Mexican mining disaster claims twelve lives at Sierra Mejada Coahuila. Veda Rica mine fire traps miners. Dominion government bans staking on Yukon lands, royalty tax exemption up to 85000. Trusts planned totaling 280 million. new smokeless powder firm formed in New Jersey. Alaska mail route planned via Sto Michowel to Kotzebie. branch to Golovin Bay. Steamship commerce notes and US and Canada trade figures.
A dense list of livestock and grain prices by city including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York with cattle hogs sheep and assorted grains. Prices show range across multiple grades and quality levels for each market.
In Pana Illinois a fatal riot between Negro miners and deputy sheriffs leaves at least seven dead and nine wounded. Governor Tanner proclaims martial law and National Guard troops patrol the streets to restore order after the confrontation centered on Henry Stephens who sparked the clash.
Indiana news briefs cover Roy Peacock burial in Madison, fires near Richmond, and a lamb with a human head born near Hebron. Other items note Fort Wayne factories, wage strikes in Clay County, Catholic Knights HQ bid at Fort Wayne, and Peru housing growth attracting workers.
The town of Mineralville Pennsylvania plans a Dewey Day celebration on May 1 featuring a large parade and patriotic exercises. The event reflects local interest in national events and community traditions.
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