Binmet Co Republican VSTETRICV TR
A brief notice lists Binmet Co as the Republican party backing and names VSTETRICV TR along with Low A Jenkins and Nichols as affiliated or associated figures in the advertisement.
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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
1
A brief notice lists Binmet Co as the Republican party backing and names VSTETRICV TR along with Low A Jenkins and Nichols as affiliated or associated figures in the advertisement.
Karlard Terlinden of Duisburg accused of forging and embezzling 1,509,090 marks for the Ger man Terlinden Company. Captured in Milwaukee on Aug 16 by Chicago detectives, he is en route to Chicago for detention. Authorities note much of the loot was found in his pockets or in Chicago banks. Extradition fight anticipated.
Reports from New York indicate Liberals in Colombia and Venezuela have joined against clericals. Gen Uribe Uribe leads Colombian forces facing a clerical-backed invasion. Liberals claim victories on July 25 and August 0, with Uribe Uribe alive and at the front.
Roy W Conger nephew of the American minister to China was arrested in San Francisco on a charge by Gilbert Publishing. He allegedly planned to leave state to defraud creditors while awaiting marriage to Grace Mitch daughter of Col Neary Fitch. He posted partial payment and gave a note for the balance, being released.
Ex Senator Shomag H. Carter of Montana and ex Gov Francis of Missouri, presidents of commissions, visited Canton to urge the president to issue a reclamation inviting global participation in the exposition. They presented a souvenir album with exposition site scenes.
The Iowa Labor Commissioner notes 841 industrial establishments involved in strikes in the state with 682 coal plants, 34 cigar factories, 82 plumbers, 9 bailing trades, and multiple others across twenty to thirty branches. He contrasts pre 1880 strike breadth with modern spread, and a forthcoming report will tabulate these figures. Additionally, the oil inspectors’ biennial report to the Secretary of State shows higher fee collections and lower expenses, with four-year receipts and expenditures detailed.
Creditors of the LeMars National Bank will get 23 percent, after instruction from the Washington comptroller to pay a dividend of 25 percent. Checks will be mailed once the schedule is prepared and funds released. Also reported are missing Lars G Lundgren, a brakeman assaulted by Hyde, and various local notices.
A convention of the Anti Saloon League of Iowa will be held in Des Moines in August. J S Coffin of Fort Dodge H S Dunshea of Des Moines I L Abramly of Town City and W Williama of Fort Madison are named as prominent in the organization along with many others. The league advocates enforcement of temperance laws as the best current measure to control and minimize liquor.
Fort Dodge saw an enthusiastic baseball game between matric and unmarried women last Tuesday. The spirited contest featured base hits and errors with a lively crowd, ending in a 14 to 10 victory for the unmarried women after a hard fought rally.
Iowa dairy men plan a state convention in Dubuque November 12 to 14 with attendees from Illinois Minnesota and Wisconsin. Secretary Wilson will speak alongside University of Illinois experts and Iowa State Agricultural College officials. The event includes a dairy products exhibit and display of dairy and creamery machinery.
James Greene, station agent at Otho on the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway, ordered a gravel train to meet a fast freight. Confused by the impending collision he lost his reason and became violently insane. He was restrained from self harm. Both trains collided on a steep grade. craws jumped and escaped injury. engines were badly smashed and the rest of the damage was light.
Frank Varish used a paint brush 8 box of prints and chemicals to raise forged money and dispose of them near Cedar Rapids. He paid $87 in good bills and similar in bogus bills. A man named J A Rispall, a riveler on the Mort Dodge court house project, fell from the third story to the first floor, breaking wrists and bruising the body but survived. Dave Mooney of Council Bluffs was arraigned, bound over on forged checks, and jailed after failing to post bond.
A fire at LeMars creamery partially destroyed the facility on Wednesday morning. The blaze started in a coal shed adjoining the structure and spread quickly. Officials attribute the damage to spontaneous combustion and note it was insured for about 2000 dollars.
Rose survives a perilous night as mystery deepens at the chateau. The marquis confronts his past with Henri Lamonte, while Henri confesses a grievous secret before dying, naming Marguerite and a hidden daughter, Rose.
A dialog mocks tradition and fear of public opinion as Mr Bliggins jokes about hats and freedom from custom. The text contrasts blunt honesty with hypocrisy and notes the vast size of the British Empire and its holdings in Africa.
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