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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1895
Page
6
Fragmentary notes allege multiple counts of misappropriation totaling 4025 and 2003 dollars tied to Quinn. The document references actions at a dated ledger entry and questions whether he fulfilled official duties and did not misapply funds.
The passage notes a push for dissolution of parliament at the earliest opportunity. It mentions members to be re elected upon appointment and cabinet ministers including A Z Balfour Michael Hicks Beach George Goschen Joseph Chamberlain and Joseph Chamberlain as secretary for colonies amid debates with Liberal benches regarding Mr. Chamberlain’s name.
A European report notes most German states favor a conference on monetary union. The president signals readiness to appoint delegates, but none of the six chosen are in town. Berntord Jones Keller Daniel and Rep Orlep Hutt Culborsen to represent if a conference forms. Cilpep traveled through Washington en route to Europe. he avoided reporters. The U S Conference invited down.
Washington reports the U S consul at Poa Chow China notes the Hong Kong plague has appeared in the city, already an epidemic but currently confined to the urban area. He warns the outbreak mirrors previous Chinese port epidemics with symptoms, rapid spread, and dying rats in affected districts.
A farmer's unattended fireworks stock exploded after ashes were dropped into the display at night. A seven thousand dollar stock was destroyed. The blast shattered a plate glass front and startled Dubuque town, but the clerk escaped unharmed.
O Neill the life convict sent up from Bilbley county for murder was released from the state prison yesterday and returned to his home. Grimes, editor of the Prison Mirror, was pardoned and released.
Meche Boourey Bridz of Cloquet Minnesota reports the marriage of G. Af. Resse state weighmaster to Jennie M Larson daughter of Jacob A Larson of Cloquet in the Presbyterian church.
Vivid report describes a fatal shooting outside the home of Patterson. The murderer, named Williams, killed Patterson instantly and fled. Patterson leaves a widow and three children. Williams also leaves a widow. City officials and residents react with shock and concern.
A government bill failed in the Newfoundland assembly today after a heated session. The debate touched on potential resignations and ongoing queries about Canadian aid, with Mackenzie Bowell referenced regarding Newfoundland inquiries and reaction among supporters.
Ai Park reports that the Black Liver and Trompenlean Valley Veterans association, after a three day encampment at Merrilan, has become thoroughly organized. The group, eight years in existence, previously met at Merrian, Black River Falls, Augusta and Nefilayilte. They decide to permanently locate near Merrilan on a twenty acre tract south of the city, now cleared and prepared as a park with a complete grove.
Uncle Sim's Accounts notes the treasury for the current month will exceed outlays for the first time in months. It forecasts the annual balance will show a deficit of about 45 million, with receipts catching up to expenditures later in the year amid intervening days. Royal Baking Powder continues to tout its gold medals and strong performance at fairs and exhibitions.
The Montana Press Association concluded its annual meeting in Billings with strong statewide representation. Attendees were entertained by locals, including a Custer Battlefield visit, inspection of Crow Agency schools, a Sioux war dance, and a ceremonial Shaw audience.
The article notes Moillflad the Fiona Portia Walls Mign June 28 describing a hospital trasteca project. It outlines a dining and amusement hall to be built within a 430 000 appropriation with a July 25 contract date. John Langitzan is named as superintendent of construction.
Paris editor Tone 26 the Helati notes the clash between French citizens and Brazilian frontier settlers in French Guiana. It argues France should use the event to formally claim the entire disputed territory and annex south of the Amazon River.
Louis M. Cornigh, a broker at No. 2 Wall Street, was found dead in his home library at 26 East Twenty-first Street. A bullet hole to the temple and a revolver beside him indicate suicide. friends offered no motive and physicians noted a possible financial tilt.
The Kentucky Democratic convention sees Gen. Hardin win the gubernatorial nomination after a tight ballot, with Gen. Clay secondary and Stone and Witterson minor. Delegates cheer Hardin’s nomination as Clay supporters attempt to unite the party behind him.
An Armenian rally in Chicago gathers delegates from across the country to discuss the atrocity in Sassoun and demand justice. Mr M Mapgasarian of the Ethical Culture society lectures as 200 Armenians in Chicago attend in a show of concern. The gathering notes Turkish oppression but urges government protections rather than foreign intervention.
Local report details Mrs Lobo accusing the Secuntoy Fair Paty family of assaulting her at her home multiple times before her partner’s death. Miss Mokenny reportedly testified to an office in Oakland about the case as police investigate. The mother, residing in Lodt, Cal, prepares for a legal suit on behalf of the children, while Prof Floyd Davis notes the Royal baking powder’s purity and leavening strength amid town health board remarks.
At the ninth annual meeting of the Towa Bankers association in Storm Lake Iowa President Carsidy spoke in favor of the silver standard. Hlaremirke receivers drew warm applause from the delegates as Deming of the Second Nua lount Rank of Dubuque argued the need for silver in the money supply and stressed it would be the basis of currency going forward.
The Southwestern department of the Minnesota G A R began a four day encampment at Morton with about fifty tents on site and more expected. A large crowd gathered to hear speeches from speakers including O H Davieson of St Paul, Capt Sam Van Bunt and Adjt Geo J Morty with activities planned through Thursday.
From Marinette Wisconsin dated June 28 authorities state the Wisconsin and Michigan railway will extend to Provence Wisconsin from Southern Trietan a twenty mile stretch. Milaux notes taps will feed Menominee River lumber interests and ferries to South Chicago may shift traffic due to the line.
Col Clough to buy the levy presented by St Paul’s gallant sailor bearing for name. He has letters from the president and other officials of the International Navigation Company praising the city’s efforts. About $4,000 will be spent to purchase the library this week.
Pittsburg June 26 William Woods was brought before Alderman Dart at McKeeport for ill treating his adopted son. The boy’s back was bared and when the crowd saw the wound a desperate attempt was made to lynch Woods.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists sums and balances including 3,524 dollars, 2,008,880 dollars, 20,008,041.80, and other deposits and reserves. Mentions of banks and state accounts appear amid inconsistent units and punctuation.
Boston correspondent reports on Woodward being captured after attempting to escape from a Cuban dungeon. He was pursued then jailed in Gibara. a later voyage to Banes preceded his seizure. The Spanish authorities plan trial as suspicions rise about rebel movements and press coverage.
Delegates gathered in Boston on June 27 for the International Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars convention. Dr Delos H. Many, the world’s grand templar, led the assembly as head of an army of 700,000 members.
The text describes Wan born in Delaware County N Y educated at New York and Albany universities and Ho Peedma a physician and early Good Templar enthusiast. It notes strong executive ability and many offices in the order and mentions chosen World’s Brand templar in 1SBH.
Aosta AWD Nelont, heir to the duchy, wed Princess Helene of Orleans at St Raphael Church Kingston on the Thames. Procession featured arches and flags of Savoy and Orleans amid cheering crowds.
A damaged fragment discusses power in competition with the Royal, mentioning government tests and world fairs juries. It suggests recalling favor or reward over the Royal and questions purity and strength, but the text is incomplete and hard to interpret.
In La Crosse Wisconsin on June 28 the German Lutheran church assembly for Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan met. Rev Philip von Rohr was elected president at the meeting highlighting church leadership changes in the district.
Clyde Matfox, convicted of the murder of John Mullins at Oklahoma City on December 12, 1889, faced sentencing in the federal court in Wichita Kansas. The report notes the execution date set for Friday October 11.
Town Bankers Fall Clinton Iowa June 27 The well known banking house of G Haywood Bon assigned today to C W Chu e Liabilities about 160000 Auscia 270000 It is thought that all claims will be liquidated dollar for dollar
Beaten and robbed by two men who claimed a warrant for his arrest, William Alddie ton, a market gardener, lost 816 dollars from his shirt front while a larger sum remained, his injuries threaten his life. No clues to the robbers exist. A society girl, Miss Pleagale Oulberteen of Toulon, Illinois, reportedly killed herself.
A fragmented 1880s notice describes Dr Williams pills aiding a man named Clough from Balchertown who endured paralysis and weakness. After taking the medicine from Dr Williams Medicine Company, he recovered appetite, mobility, and strength, able to travel to his farm and direct workers again. The ad promotes pills at 50 cents a box, 2.60 for two, available via mail order from Cincinnati.
Fragment describes a universal household remedy claimed to aid digestion and combat malaria. It touts benefits for stomach disorders, dyspepsia, and kidney issues, presenting a sweeping view of usefulness and moral judgments about worthiness of users.
A cluttered 19th century advertisement fragment extols California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for ladies and families. It touts genuine articles, various patent remedies, and endorsements from unknown names, with scattered references to Brerckner’s, Parker’s, and Piso’s cures, along with stray humorous quotes and mis-spellings.
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