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Newspaper
Cuba Record
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
2
A long survey of political balance notes the Democratic committee’s expectation of shifting one more district to their side in Texas. It cites historical party composition, voting patterns, and comparisons across states to frame potential gains.
The annual report by Adjutant General Corbin covers the year to June 30 1900. It lists regular army 2533 officers 63861 enlisted and volunteer force 1948 officers 31039 enlisted totaling 98790 excluding hospital corps. Distribution across regions and overseas posts outlined with notable China and Philippines figures. Command praises post exchanges and canteen operations with receipts totaling 1 915 862 and net profit 464 504.
A scattered account notes a Portland naturalist preserving flowers for years to retain fragrance and color. It mentions a New York toy factory producing tin items, and discusses international tastes, French infant feeding laws, and 1900 nature gifts affecting fruit supply.
An affidavit from Louisfining Dost recounts claims of perjury in Georgetown regarding Caleb Powers. The document cites entries of money received from Campbell and Goebel associates and a December 23 exchange, with assertions about threats and coercion to strengthen testimony. It mentions Goebel murder testimony and connections to Wharton Golden and Arthur Goebel.
Cem. D M Frost longtime St Louis resident dies at 88 after a life spanning from 1844 West Point class to service in Mexican and Civil Wars. He fought for the Confederacy in the latter conflict. Local obituary notes his long municipal ties.
The German Central Bureau for the Preparation of Commercial Treaties published Dr Rekow's book on U S industrial conditions. It presents a candid, broad view of United States economic progress and compares US development to Russia. It asserts America's disciplined, unified society builds wealth through industry and printing, while criticizing Russian hardship.
A gas explosion in slope No 3 of No 1 shaft at Kingston Coal Mines Edwardsville Wilkesbarre Pa on Oct 31 killed three miners and left six injured. Five of the wounded were in critical condition. Rescue crews brought survivors to the surface as roof sections fell. Officials believe all miners were removed though relatives report two missing. A worker diverted the air flow allowing gas to accumulate.
Mount Pleasant Oct 31 Four Italian miners attempted to rob pay clerk William Hosler of the Southwest Connellsville Coke Company payroll of 34,000. Hosler was shot dead, his companion Harry Burgess wounded, two Italian robbers killed, a fourth jailed.
Miners in Nome report premium money laundered in paper notes, selling at two percent above face value..paper describes Holmsted as a Swedish city smaller than Pittsburgh, with a forged glassy forges and premium coinage practices.
Official census bulletin reports total United States population at 76,205,220 with 74,627,907 in the 45 states for apportionment. Indian population not fixed totals 134,168. Comparing 1890 and 1900 shows a 13,325,464 gain and about 21 percent rise. State by state figures follow in the table.
Frank Juarbe sought a writ of mandamus to compel the board of inspectors to register him as a voter in New York. Justice Freedman denied the writ, noting that citizenship status of Porto Ricans ceded to the U S by Spain is to be decided by Congress. Corporations Counsel Whale argued Congress has not yet resolved the issue.
Bartlesville in Indian Territory reports a 3,000,000 cubic feet per day gas find by Osage Oil Co while drilling for oil. The discovery at 1,200 feet will supply heating needs and be piped out townwide.
Kansas debate over State Treasurer Frank E Grimes centers on deposits and alleged interest earnings from Topeka banks. Prosecution accuses Grimes of political motive while he and bankers deny any payments or arrangements. Willard testimony and Osage county politics feature in a widening dispute as Democrats face electoral backlash.
A small fire triggered multiple chemical explosions in a drug store on Warren and Greek Wich streets New York. Dozens of buildings collapsed and about 30 people may be dead with 35 missing and 100 injured as crews worked through the ruins. Chief Croker estimated losses around 1 500 000 dollars and no firefighters were lost.
Cornelius L. Alvord Jr., the absconding teller of the First National Bank in New York, was arrested in Boston by Chief Inspector Watts and Detective Armstrong. He admitted planning to face his fate, spoke of large earnings and debts, and said he could not post bail or make restitution. He sent a telegram to contact in New York after arrest.
Record rainfall of 0.68 inches drenched St. Louis in about 55 minutes just before noon yesterday. Officials cited clogged sewers as the cause of localized flooding and street water accumulation.
Capt. Fountain and Capt. Foster of the Emergency Ration Board visit Kansas City to prepare a field test for Fort Reno. A marching expedition will live on the ration packed in elliptic cans weighing one pound daily. Ration includes chocolate and meat grain cakes with salt and pepper packs. Duly weighed and observed, soldiers’ condition will be tracked for two to three weeks before reporting to the War Department.
The scene shows Benjamin Harrison in a black frock coat and silk hat strolling through Manhattan’s Broad Way ham e district with his daughter “Baby” Harrison. The pair attract no recognition as the ex president and child step along cracks in the pavement, the father smiling at the girl’s playful touch.
The Chicago Record notes the crown prince of Sweden will practice ruling while his father is sick, but the prince of Wales is never considered the full authority, even briefly, according to royal commentary.
A South Side woman petitions the courts for protection during regular washing days while the Chicago Record notes most women would rather petition the legislature to abolish washday altogether due to burdensome chores.
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