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Cuba Advocate

Location

Cuba, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1900

Page

3

Jeweler Wait Killed After Payment Dispute in Alliance

E G Wait jeweler of Alliance Nev died after Henry Matthews allegedly struck him during a dispute over a small bill. Wait collapsed on the sidewalk and died at 9 pm after initial treatment. Matthews faced multiple charges including assault and later murder with bonds set and a preliminary hearing scheduled. Alliance residents express shock at the fatal outcome.

Wait Henry Matthews Matthews I. A. Berry Justice of the Peace Alliance

Wife found dead at depot amid chloroform mystery

Mrs Jennie Pugsley was found dead in her divorced husband A Hastings Neb Elkhorn railway agent s living rooms at the depot. The death is believed to be by self harm though inquest likely. The investigation centers on chloroform labeled bottles in the satchel.

Hunstings Neb Jennie Pagsley Elkhorn Railway Taland Wowman O'Brien Pugsley Mr. Pugsley Phillips Pugsiey

Cadet Corporal Phipps Wounded in Camp Scrimmage

Franklin Nebraska dispatch reports Corporal George A. Phipps of Third Nebraska was shot in the right shoulder during a camp out with cadets from Franklin Academy. The bullet remains unfound and no arrests have been made as town boys joined the camp with mischief in mind.

Franklin Neb George A. Phipps Nebraska Phipps Franklin ‘Academy

Japan Joins Protest Over Inoculation in San Francisco

Washington dispatch reports Japan joins China in protesting compulsory inoculation of Japanese and Chinese residents in San Francisco with anti plague serum. The protest urges equal treatment and possible easing of quarantine. The U S circuit court in San Francisco is considering a Chinese residents’ petition to stop inoculations, with a decision expected May 26.

Washington Keisire Nabeshiba Japanrgen San Francisco Marine Hospital Service United States Circuit Court

Marquette’s Monument Association Forms in Chicago

The Marquette monument association met in Chicago with leaders Franklin McVeagh Governor Peck Peter White Archbishop Ireland and bishops from Michigan and Detroit among others. The group, incorporated in Michigan, aims to build a national memorial to Father Marquette on Mackinac Island with funds raised by subscription for an estimated $25 000 statue.

Uhtenge Marquette Monument Association Chicago Northwest Franklin McVeagh Peck Milwaukee Maybury Detroit Peter White Marquette Ireland Davies Michigan Foley Edward C. Brows Father Marquette Mackinac Michigan Park Commission

Blair man shoots self after hotel incident near Blair

Blair Nebraska reports a hotel shooting attempt by Harry Burkett’s brother, a Glenwood Iowa resident. Three shots fired at the Will Denny hotel leave one in the forehead and one in the neck. a 22 caliber revolver used. The injured man, about 25, is expected to recover after leaving a note about recent gambling losses.

Blair Neb Harry Burkett Congressman Burkett Will. Denny Burkets Glenwood Tians

Convicts Sentenced to Life in Kingston Prison

Rest of life in Kingston penitentiary for Karl Dullman John Walsh and John Nolin after a failed attempt to wreck the Welland canal lock. Walsh and Nolin used dynamite and fuses, caught near red handed. Jury verdict quick with no motive evidence.

Karl Dullman John ‘Walsh John Nolin Welland, Ont Welland Canal Kingston Penitentiary Walsh Nolin

Methodist conference splits over canteen question action

At the Monday session the Methodist general conference debated card playing dancing and other amusements. The minority report urged no action while the majority censured the president. The minority report was adopted with amendments as the question was declared not before the house. A move to relocate the episcopal residence was noted with Bishop McCabe assigned.

Methodist General Conference Buelley Fitzgerald Methodist Church Samuel ‘Dickie Michigan Committee On Temperance J. B., Price New York Melinley Iley Omaha Topeka McCabe

Wounds Prove Fatal. '83 Conscious'

The death of Harry Burkett occurred Monday morning at the Denny hotel in Blair after he shot himself. He had been drawn into poker games and reportedly lost $25 last week, which weighed on him. His father, from Glenwood, arrived and remained with him until death. Burkett did not regain consciousness after the incident. He was a young, friendly Baptist church member with many friends in Blair.

Harry Burkett Blair Denny Hotel Glenwood Long Burkett The Baptist Church

Fire at Calumet and Hecla Mine Slows 3000 Workers

A May dispatch from Calumet Michigan reports over three thousand miners idle after a fire began at shaft No 2 of the Calumet and Hecla mine. Management shut down all but the South Hecla and Amydaloid shafts due to gas and fear of spread. It is unclear how long the layoffs will last. Separately in Chicago 3000 people witnessed four Methodist Episcopal bishops consecrated David Hastings Moore John William Hamilton Edwin Wallace Parker and Frank Wesley Warne in a brief ceremony.

Florida Apalachicola Fla Broughton Basiniess Calumet, Mich Dispatch Hecla Calumet and Calumet Heela Chicago Ifl Methodist Episcopal Church David Hastings Moore Shanghai John William Hamilton San Francisco Edwin Wallace Parker Frank Wesley Warne India Malaysia Westfield Mass TRE Genesee Pure Foon Co le Ioy Geo B, Brown

Multiple News Briefs From Dodge Neb to Colorado Quarantine

A Dodge County farmer John Vogel Tanz dies from injuries after a buggy mishap last Saturday. A Peoria Home of the Good Shepherd fire leads to evacuations by its fourteen sisters and eighty inmates. Prohibitionists postpone state convention to July due to venue conflict in Lincoln. Colorado health board imposes quarantine against Chinese and Japanese entry. Marietta druggist 8.M. Crosby dies by self-inflicted gunshot amid ill health. The text also hints at movied plans and unoriented notes.

John Vogel Tanz Dodge the Good Shepherd Peoria Colorado State Board of Health Colorado

Ice trust suit targets Reservoir Ice company in Omaha

Attorney General Smyth filed a district court suit accusing the Reservoir Ice company and co defendants of violating state law by forming a consolidation to raise and control ice prices. Co defendants include Seymour Ice company Artesian Ice Kimball Ice and others.

Trust At Omaha Smyth Reservoir Ice Company Seymourr yee i Artesian. _Ice company Artie Ice Company Kimball Ice Company

British advance in Transvaal amid Boer retreat reports

London dispatch notes Lord Roberts and General Hamilton linking advances toward the Vaal river with the Boers evacuating positions south of the Vaal. British outposts near Vredefort and Erste Geluk, while fords at the Vaal are eyed by French cavalry. Rail damage noted as Pretoria papers lag.

London Lord. Roberts Wredfort Hamilton Lord Roberts Viljoen Vaal French War Office Bennett Burleigh Daily Telegraph Vredefort Lord Roberta Erste Geluk Verdefort Transvaal Pretoria Lorenzo Marquez Waa

Smallpox Case Fatal. Inmate Curtis Dies at Soldiers' Home

Reports detail Curtis a smallpox patient at the Nebraska Soldiers' Home Grand Island dying at his house half a mile from the home. Disinfection underway and quarantine measures discussed by Mayor Platt with Dr Kirby. Curtis was admitted May 3 and isolated after illness began two weeks prior. Contagion risk considered low if no new cases emerge in days.

Curtis Homeaut Grand Island Platt Dr. Kirby

Trees For Boston Streets By Rox Club And Citizens

Trees will be restored to Boston streets by the Roxbury Club and the Home Club of East Boston in collaboration with the public grounds department. Each club will provide 1,000 trees to citizens free of charge, on condition they are planted in good loam and in proper alignment.

Montonta Ktresis Boston Roxbyrohe Club Fast Boston

Invented Arc Tight patent record unearthed in Toronto

A Toronto disclosure reveals that original electric light inventors were Henry Woodward, a medical student, and Matthew Evans, a grocer keeper. The 1872 patent, completed in Toronto, documented their joint experiments and the subsequent 1873 patent.

Toronto Henry Woodward Matthew Evans

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