Estherville GOP Firms Back Jenkins and Nichols
Emmet County Republicans in Estherville support Jenkins and Nichols in the primaries. The local party committee endorses the candidates and urges voters to rally behind their platform.
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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
1
J J Ingalls Dead After Illness Ended Long Kansas Service
Ex Senator John J. Ingalls of Kansas died August 16 in Albuquerque New Mexico surrounded by his wife and two sons Ellsworth and Sheffield after a long illness dating from March 1809 in Washington throat trouble and unsuccessful treatments. He served in the Kansas legislature and the U S Senate for eighteen years with his term ending in 1991.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atcnisox
Kan
John J. Ingalls
Kansas
Eastas Vegas
N. M
Ellsworth
Sheffield
Washington
Atchison
Senght
New Mexico
Arizona
Kusisas
Congress
Move for Peace Armistice Aimed at Protecting Ministers
A cabinet meeting discussed the Chinese crisis and Li Hung Chang's appeal for a pause. The government prepared a reply agreeing to an armistice to safeguard ministers, legation staff, and locals, moving to the inner gate for safety, with a temporary halt in hostilities to seek peace terms. Japan has proposed and China accepted a truce among the powers per a New York Journal cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Waautwatox
Cunger
Goodnow
Li Hung Chang
Tong Chow
Conger
New York Journal
Japan
China
Near Lynching Follows Chicago Pickpocket Capture
William Fikua a Nashville colored man snatched a pocketbook in Chicago and led police on a long chase through alleys and streets. He fired three times at officers and a mob of about 500 pursued him to the Great Northern Hotel where he hid under a horse before police secured him and moved to the station amid threats of hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cuncana
William Fikua
Nashville
Tenn
Ife
Great Northern
Madison and
Clark Streets
Finka
Mapes
Quantities of Poison Found in Herrick Stomach
Poison in deadly quantities was found in the stomach of Edward P. Herrick, ailing Cariaco merchant, amid deaths in his household including his first wife. Coroner inquest to hear chemical results. widow Mrs Herrick to be summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Herrick
Cariaco
Derrick
Mra. Lymburner
Dani
Mob Violence in New York Over Police Death
A mob gathered near Policeman Robert J. Thorps home on a Wednesday night in New York, growing to over 1,600 as white residents attacked Black residents. Police reserves from four stations were deployed to quell the rioting, injuring scores and using clubs and firearms before order was restored. A man named James F. Harris and a woman identifying as his wife were arrested amid the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert J. Thorps
Thirty-seventh Street
Ninth Avenue
Thorps
James F. Harris
Harris
Policentan Thorpe
Smallpox Outbreak Hits Devils Lake Reservation
Indian Agent Getohel reports twenty five cases of smallpox at Oberon hospital on the Devils Lake reservation in North Dakota. Quarantine at home for others and request for trained nurses. Vaccine virus shipped to the Turtle Mountain and Devils Lake areas as authorities order immediate steps and fall rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Wasitmoetos
Getohel
Devils Lake Reservation
Allies Reach Pekin Report Sparks London Debate
A Shanghai dispatch to the Daily Express says the allies have reached Pekin, with Chinese officials confirming the claim but offering no details. Paris and London papers report varying opinions, some expecting relief soon while others doubt the feat will be completed by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Loxpox
Shanghai
Daily Express
Paris
Washinton Dipateles
Pek
Othe
Forty Cadets in Disgrace at Military Academy Punished
The 1903 class at the United States Military Academy faced severe penalties for greeting Lieut. Lindsey with silence as he entered the mess hall. The punishment targets the 1903 class, with furloughs, barracks confinement, and barred participation in hops and football games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
United States Militiry Academy
Panaltics
Puma Iity
Lieut
Lindsey
Preferred Death to Office in Kansan Candidacy
A Kansas farmer near Redfield declined to seek the county commissioner post, then died by suicide at Eldorado Springs, Mo, after withdrawal amid bitter campaign criticism. Relatives say the pressure of public scrutiny drove him to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modest Kansan
Fort Scott
Kay
Enmans
Redfield
Wiscounty
Eldorado Springs
Wis
Averson
Benkevey
Cali
University of California
Philippines
Miss Awandt, Neale
San Diego
Ernest Warner Oliver
Los Angeles
Maxwell Bs. Mot'ul- Jough
Covington
The
State University
China Must Pay Hefty Indemnity for Citizens Killed
A high official said Washington would demand a monetary indemnity from China for American deaths and injuries in the current crisis. The payment would support victims’ families for life, with possible supervision of revenues from Chinese ports and a small postwar troop presence to enforce order and ensure future protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Washington
United States
America
ITA
COLLIS P. HUNTINGTON Dies at Adirondacks Camp
Collis P Huntington longtime leader of the Souter Pacific allway died at Ping Kroteae near Raequnet Lake Adirondacks Monday night after a period of apparent health decline. Neighbors and family were alerted when he fell ill during the night and he died within minutes. death is believed to be due to heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouibway
Tis
Adirondacks
Urtea
Cuilis
Uantington
Souter Pacific Allway
Ping Kroteae
Ma Parent
Raequnet Lake
Tlantington
le Bayeux
Pleads Not Guilty as Perrell Exhibits Nervousness in Court
The prisoner faced charges with nervy signs noted by officials as he appeared before Mayor Hamilton. He waived examination and declined to testify, facing potential grand jury action while authorities consider further proceedings. The courtroom scene included references to rates and a broader controversy over commercial tariffs and regulatory actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrell
MaAnyavinnay
Obie Russtyn
Iil Aml
Mie
Celbin
Woman’s Department
Perret
Lefora
Hamilton
Tate Dros
Mater Reat
Pyiel
Rand
Triple Ohio Tragedy In Jamestown Murders
A deadly incident occurs near Jamestown at about 6 in the morning. A. G. Bingamon killed his wife and son-in-law James Bradley before taking his own life. Family disputes the motives while authorities investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuna
Jamestown
A. G. Bingamon Killa
James Bradley
Bank in Kingfisher Seized by Territorial Receiver
A Kingfisher bank is reported to be in receivership with territorial bank commissioner taking control. The notice cites liabilities at 100, assets at 1,000, and states the institution named Oklahoma Bank Fails. The door of the bank bears the posted motive and official action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Bank
Powell
Institution For
Glenwood
Board of Control
Clothing Factory Destroyed by Fire at CinGage
The clothing factory of J. B. Olson & Co. was destroyed by fire Wednesday morning. Loss on building and goods is about 95,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 2. Olson & Co
Market Quotations From Across The Nation
Market quotations show prices for cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats butter lard and various grains in Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York and other markets. Includes commodity values by grade and location with ranges like No 2 yellow corn 41 to 42 cents and cattle prices up to 510 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone City
Catile
Comnan
SiMe Iti
Chicago
Tobias Pitis
Sitie
Colo Ga
Lassui Gatti
Bess
Sre
Detroit
T&e
Milwaukee
Gorthern
Lama
Vowimun
New York
Sensational ending in Hamilton County ex sheriff case
Nellie Hand was arrested in Webster City on a charge of threatening Ex Sheriff Sinclair and his wife. Her hearing followed, and she was released. Testimony revealed alleged elopement details with Sinclair to Bowdler City. Sinclair claimed Hand demanded 1000 dollars and threatened their lives after refusing her. A revolver sale was admitted as defense. Sinclair had been a trusted sheriff before his disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Nellie Hand
Webster City
Sinclair
Miss Iand
Miss Hand
Bowlder City
Colo
Midulzhit
Sins Clair
Sioux City Given See Status by Vatican Letter
Vatican confirms Sioux City as a new see, with Arch bishop Keane's appointment and Omaha Bishop Scannell noting Sioux City will be the see center. Territory and population details follow, with future territorial boundaries to be finalized after Archbishop Keane's return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Scannell
E.W. Fowler
Sioux City
Richard Scanwell
Qmiaha
Keane
Sioux Ci
Tnet
Omaha
Refvari
America
Har
Bad Nanhein
Germar
Aréehbis
Officers Elected as Iowa Rowing Association Names Leaders
The Iowa State Amateur Rowing Association elected officers at Waterloo with J. K. Lindsay of Dubuque as president, E. B. Phelps of Borlingen as vice president, W. I. McCullough of Cedar Rapids as secretary treasurer, C. Courier of Sioux City as commodore, and Dan Steck of Ottumwa as regent. An executive committee includes Rush, Blood, and Belding. Races on the 16th featured Sioux City junior fours, Ottumwa defeating Sioux City in the doubles, and Ottumwa’s George Rupprecht winning the junior single, with Kibby exhibitiing a half mile. The permanent location to be decided at the April executive meeting amid large riverfront crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
George Rupprecht
Ottumwa
F. Kibby
Eee
Sih
Robbed on Kansas Train Allegedly Loses 3440
H C Colby of Past Junction reported to Salina authorities that he was robbed of 3440 on a Union Pacific train last Thursday. The greater sum was in a bank draft with payment stopped. Colby, bound for Plainsville to invest, was followed by five men after changing cars. one man slapped him and others jostled him. The thieves left the train in Salina. loss noticed later westward. Authorities suspect fakirs drawn by the wheat crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Colby
Past Junction
Colby
Salina
Kan
Plainsville
Saling
Union Pacific
Plainsville Road
Kansas
Wounds her children in a tragic accidental shooting
A 38 caliber revolver in the hands of Mrs. Coster of Bartlett discharged and wounded her son Guy with a thigh wound and her daughter Ida Miss Ita in the wrist and chest. A physician failed to locate all injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coster
Bartlett
Guy
Ida
Ita
Iowa Democratic Convention Opens in Cedar Rapids
The Democratic state convention met in Cedar Rapids Aug 14 with State Chairman Huffman presiding and Jon Denison named temporary chair. Delegates chose committees on resolutions and organization, nominated J. W. Freeland for supreme judge and T. G. Harper for attorney general, and adopted a platform condemning trusts and railway influence while urging regulation and unity for Bryan and Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Huffman
D. Pater
John T. Hamilton
Hamilton
Stuffman
Jon
John 1. Denison
Wright County
Denison
Applausa
Committee On
Cato Sells
Henry Vollmer
Davenport
Mayor Hartenbower
Des Moines
Hartenbower
Carr
G. B. Crane
A.M. Potter
Waverly
Thig
Crane
Joe Shes
Council Bluffs
Harmony
Fred I. White
Phen Fred Townsend
Atbia
J. W. Freeland
Corydon
T. G. Harper
Burlington
J. J. Anderson
Forest City
Joseph E. Miboork
C.H. Mackey
Sigourney
Labor unions seek strength data in blanks sent to wage groups
The Labor Commissioner distributes questionnaires to unions asking for organization name location city organization history largest smallest and present membership. Follow up forms go to individual workers collecting hours pay rates strike history and benefits data. The notices aim to gauge union influence and bargaining patterns across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wennerstrom
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