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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
1
Stranded Schooner Pleas for Relief Amid Starvation
Northwest dispatches report the Ralph J Leng, a Nome bound schooner with 114 passengers, wrecked near Enatasha. The vessel lacks food and supplies, prompting passengers to appeal to the War Department via Seattle Chamber of Commerce and local merchants. Provisions at Tuglaska towns are insufficient to reach Preet Soni, leaving travelers in peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Unalagka
Seattle
Warsl
Northwest
Ralph J. Leng
Nome
Enatasha
War Department
Frank Brown
Chinaaber of Commerce
Mrnday
Fayer
Aetiime
Pet Chettt
Age
Washington
Veremie Etter
Tuilaska
Schouner
Preet Soni
Fire Tears Through New York Plant and Depot
A major fire in New York near Ninth Street and the East River caused extensive damage estimated in the millions. The blaze started at Hage Brothers box and up goods works, destroyed the neighboring buildings, and ignited a large oil-coated street. The Standard Oil depot on Belev Street and nearby gas works were affected as water flooded the street and oil ignited, creating a massive blaze and explosion. Casualties among firemen were reported, with extensive property loss including oil and gas facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fioss
New York
Ninth Strom
East River
Horraveds Bros
Agitegrave Ketress
Standard Oil
Ppa
Oa Tieanor
I Bavardang
Donpain
Total Diiage Will, Bhd
President signs order creating rural delivery civil service
President signs order to put rural free delivery into the classified civil service effective immediately. About 200 workers including clerks, special agents, and inspectors will be affected with appointments made from eligible registers by the commissions. Rural carriers will be hired through the classified service or through approved appointments as allowed by the order.
Death of Geo Pullman Rival Millionaire Buthiler
A garbled death notice reports the demise of Geo Pullman, described as a millionaire or prominent figure, with unclear details. The text references medical condition, dates, and places in a fragmented style, mentioning names and possible affiliations but lacking coherent facts.
Thanksgiving in Berlin and local notices
Berlin hosts Thanksgiving observances as Bari and Atevida residents in Meaty Weette Gismarbea observe the holiday. The draft of a public notice mentions a sick leave and family duties, with residents reflecting on service and civic duties amid a marine theater in a port town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bari
Atevieda
Switchmen Strike Inaugurated At Pittsburg Turmoil
Disrupted rail service spreads across multiple lines as switchmen strike begins in Pittsburg. Freight movement largely suspended, with some crews returning in 24 hours. Baker and Ohio, Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvanian routes hit hardest. officials promise resumption soon as crews are sent to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Switchmen's Union of North America
Onion
Mort Warne
Cincinnati
Chicage
St. Louis
Dean
Baker
Ohio
Pitteborg
Tallimore
Duesburg
Lake Erie
Pennsylanny
Yerkes in New York on Promotion Work
Captain of Promotion recents as tay in Lowton New York Charles T Yerkes aboard the steamship Kran Urine Wilheha arriving with word he came from Baedand on lyei ness Ti connection with the aileron transit construction in London He will stay two months then return He avoided questions about his affairs and delays in London and did not deny reports of withdrawing from traction if arbitration rules against him He said contracts for equipment of power have already been placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Lowton
New York
Charles T. Yerkes Wie
Arbitration Commission
Rebellion Threatens Northwest Involving Yukon Officials
A reported rebellion backed by Order of the Midnight Three threatens Alaska and the Yukon, moving toward Ottawa with Canadian capitalists seeking aid. Yukon department members Dr Mek Minard, J Roeh, and J Moveier conferred with White Pass and Yukon Railway investors in Chicago to establish independence and government, while authorities mobilize police and military resources to counter the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serlote
Alaska
Seattle
United States
Ottawa
Yukon Territory
Chi Yao Poosday
Far Northwest
Yukon Department
Public Works
Palmer House
Mek. Minard
Amon
Yukon Alleinis
Yes and
Yukon Railway
Darge- Iwohy Minericaa Capital
Chicaguey
Dean Walt
Yeyds
Crsie
Teast Co Domhle
Dem Candidate Phillips Kicks Editor in Ottumwa
Thomas J. Phillips Democratic candidate for governor reportedly assaulted R. H. Moore, veteran editor of Ottumwa�s Saturday Herald, on Market Street after a dispute over Moore mentioning Phillips. Moore, editor of the Ottumwa Democrat and current nonpartisan Saturday Era, did not retaliate. no arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moors
Ottumwa
Thomas J. Phillips
Cinepaign
Phillips
Hint
Moore
Ierald
Wong
Priest's Prayer A Protest For Filipinos' Souls
New Jersey rector Rev Justo Mondi of Montclair's Church of the Lamadulare Concepcion will celebrate a high mass requiem for Filipinos who died for their country and Catholics who fell in South Africa. He described the mass as tribute to those defending homes and families and a protest against American and English governments actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Mara
New York
Justo Mondi
Church of the Lamadulare Conception
Montclair
No Jo
South Africa
Father Mondi
Appraisement of McKinley Estate Shows Modest Fortune
In Anton Ohio the appraisers filed the report on the late President McKinley estate. The personal goods and chattels total 20 059.80, with life insurance and deposits bringing the estate to about 195 890.18. Much was left unappraised as per the deceased's wish for life tenure to Mrs McKinley and transfer to family afterward. The total value is believed to be around 60 000 to the public portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Anton, O
Iferkinley
Perso
Report of Special Grand Jury in Anderson Case
Report notes irregularities in the Denver district court during W W Anderson's first trial for attempting to influence Denver Post owners. Whisky allegedly given to jurors. young women allegedly introduced to the jury recur by van boige. Claims trial of Police Judge W J Thomas and bailiffs on embracery charges was not in good faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Denver
Cola
Abelie
District Court
W. W. Anderson
Denver Post
van Boige
W. J. Thomas
Cour
Robert Schrader
Daniel I. Laidlier
Aqueduct Project Completed in District of Columbia
Public works milestone in Washington includes a completed reservoir and tunnel work begun in 1888. Investigations uncovered faulty construction causing delays and 10 percent contract withholding. Resumed in 1903, the project now adds fifteen feet pressure to water systems across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Washingtons
Smale
SB Eoe
Alleged Lobbying Bill At Iowa State University
A report notes a claimed lobbying expense total of 18 by the University of Iowa related to state board investigations. It records a statement by William J Haddock and references Des Moines meetings, expenses by President Mucheni, and the board of regents committee actions in Des Moines and town visits. The document was forwarded to Judge Robinson for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University
William J. Haddock
University of Iowa
Board of Control
Robinson
Dudge Tinddoeck
Uiversity
Mucheni
Des Moines
Wotive
Bancd
Simmons
Machean
Iba Genera
Pittsburg Woman Destroys Home By Kerosene Fire
A Knox ville suburb home of J. G. Miller burned after his eldest daughter poured kerosene to start a breakfast fire. Mrs Miller and two daughters died from burns. another daughter and the father escaped. Two others were injured by smoke. fire swept the residence quickly. The tragedy occurred in the morning with a chaotic explosion and rescue attempts. FOR EXPOSITION AT PORTLAND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pittshig
J. G. Miller
Knoxville
Mies
Miller
Tose
Portland
Des Moines Holds Historic Newspaper Collection In Public Building
The Des Moines historical building houses the state’s most valuable newspaper files. Curator Aldrich notes 402 periodicals and 2,704 bound volumes dating back 30 to 40 years or more. The collection, now accessible to the public, will grow in value as years pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Aldrich
A Strange Case Involving Wilcox Family Found Unsound
Judge Bishop in Des Moines ordered informations filed against Charles and Abraham Wilcox. The Wilcox trio includes Andrew Wilcox’s father and brother, all three once practiced law, yet none have received certificates to practice. They reside in Guthrie County and are described as mentally unsound. One son is in an insane hospital, and the remaining two threaten the others while the family fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Bishop
Des Moines
Charles
Abraham Wilcox
Andrew Wilcox
Guthrie County
Beth
Show Proposal Sees $300000 In One Day Pledged
A proposed exposition to be held in the city in 190% began funding Monday with near complete assurance of the corporation's capital stock. The committee reported funds already raised by domestic and foreign interests may total up to $200,000, surpassing expected contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gre
Lewis An Clark
Ley
Bankers urged to aid hero's family of deputy marshal
State bankers circulate appeal for funds to support the family of Deputy Marshal John Lindblad of Albert City killed during the capture of Brooks and Phillips. Sioux Rapids banker B Mills leads the effort for a memorial purse to honor the fallen officer and his kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sundblad
B. Mills
Sioux Rapids
Town State Bankers’ Association
John Lindblad
Albert City
Brooks and Phillips
Ayreon Eile
Town
May Suedblad
Cubans Call on Regsevele and President Muesdaysand
A fragmented report notes Cubans calling on Regsevele and the president. It mentions district organizations and a plan tied to the Miner TREN sector, with emphasis on bediteGor and well prduets amid unclear context and spelling errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabans
Dshow
TREN
Trypen
Apo
Big New York Horse Sale at Madison Square Garden
The Wasig Tipton Company started a sale of 905 thoroughbred horses at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday. The auction drew a large crowd and featured famed sires Bow Bells and Ponce de Leon, stallions owned by Mayon’s Daddy. Prices listed included six thousand to seven hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wasig'Tipton Company
Madison Squire Garden
Bow Bells
Ponce de Leon
Mayons
Poe
Oldexwt Printer Dead in Washington
Washington reports the death of veteran printer Walker at an early age after decades of service at Cheets desig for Wash ington. The article notes a fire incident in a tenement linked to a separate arson case in New York, with sixty two persons injured. Fire officials say the boiler room operated and the building’s owner faced inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Cheets Desl
Hei Walker
TSES
Aml
New
Late Henry Hospers Estate and Bank Closings in Orange City
Estate administrator notifies heirs that Orange City Bank and Mivuree Bank will close at end of business Tuesday. A loan and trust company will supply deposits until funds are settled. Maurice Depository remains solvent. Methodist Conference at Marcus hosts about sixty ministers. Death of early Sioux County settler John Austin noted. longtime marshal in Sioux City passes away from heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange City
Hospera
Notier
Fleury Lospers
Kurperous
Oranve City
BON
Vox
Maurice
Austin
Sue County
Murder and Key Arrests Stir Meridty Community
A murky report from Meridty notes police activity and arrests in a local legal case. Officials describe ongoing investigations into a fatal incident and efforts to identify involved parties. Community leaders urge calm as authorities pursue further charges and answers.
One Killed in Runway Incident Near Horupawiyade
A fatal run in Horupawiyade west of the city leaves Quinhas Nichulus Neilso and his ten year old son fatally injured. A white brake did The Thorses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinhas Nichulus Neilso
Wad Din Wite
Horupawiyade
Ules
Thorses
incoherent OCR fragment from Chass Washington item
Fragmentary text references Chass Washington and Pu dated events, with garbled names and locations including Millesdtpedis and Philadelphia. Contains unclear dates and actions, rendering core facts uncertain and no distinct outcome.
Threats of Harm Reported in Bronx Court Case
A man named J. Addenjadt in Bronx County threatened Miss Louisa Kraling after the couple’s marriage plans, but she laughed at him and he grew angry and made further threats to harm her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Addenjadt
Ander Houds
Bronx County
Louisa Kraling
State Treasurer Seeks Bigger Vaults and Room
The State Treasurer asks for expanded vault capacity and more filing space in the capitol. He notes the treasury occupies a small area with basement side offices and that other offices also lack sufficient room for valuable papers. He leads a push to enlarge vaults and safes across state offices to improve storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Secretary of State
Office of Auditor of State
Governor's Ofice
Honor for Gen G M Dodge Installed as Commander
Maj. Gen. Sirenville M. Dodge was installed as commander of the Abe Lincoln post G A R at Council Bluffs on a crowded outdoor ceremony. Public attendance filled the scene as veterans joined the old commander in a capfire aid union with Women's Relief Corps present. Dodge thanked his comrades for the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Lincoln
Council Blnffs
Sirenville M. Dodge
G. A
Dodge
Railroad Winer: Breakman Beaten in Damage Case
Taige McPherson in United States court of Des Moines ruled that the rule about automatic couplers for cars does not apply to engines. A brakeman on the Great Western was seriously injured in Marshalltown when coupling an engine to a car and sued for $5.00 alleging liability for lacking safety couplers. The court removed the case from trial and held the law does not apply to engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
Taige McPherson
United States Court of Des Moines
Tireai
Western
Cedar Falls Woodmen sue mayor and citizens over stock debt
Cedar Falls Lodge of Modern Woodmen sues Mayor Tu. O. Robinson and other prominent locals for $1,000 due on stock in a new building. The defendants promised to take stock but the venture failed, prompting a test suit that is expected to be hotly contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls Lodge
Cedar Ivalls Lodge
Modern Woodmen of America
Tu. O. Robinson
Lhe Wenties
Heir of Flagler Estate: Mason City Harness Dealer Named
William W. Taylor of Mason City, a harness dealer, is named as one of the heirs to the $250,400 Flagler estate. He came west twenty years ago with a carload of New York children and was adopted by Steve Cogswell. He has not yet learned the size of his share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Taylor
Mason City
Flagler
Taylor
New York
Steve Cogswell
Hle Hav Lok
Osiabe
Epworth League Conference Closes at Wampton
The Lowa Epworth League conference ended Sunday night at Wampton with large attendance. Dr. McDonald preached in the morning, President Benton spoke in the afternoon, and Dr. Nicholson led the evening session. The closing included lively songs of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hpworth
Lowa Epworth League
Wampton
McDonald
Benton
Nicholson
Dr Holmes Receives Royal Academy Decoration
Bishop von Scheele, special representative of King Oscar of Sweden and Norway, conferred on Saturday the decoration of arts and letters of the Royal Academy of Sweden upon Pr Holmes of Burlington. He is the first in the United States to receive it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Holmes
Bishop von Scheele
Oscar
Sweden
Norway
Pr. Holmes
Burlington
Royal Academy of Sweden
Dr Holmes
United States
Panora Savings Bank Formed With 30000 Capital
A new bank organized at Panora named Panora Savings Bank will begin business by mid January with capital stock of $30,000. W. G. Roberts serves as president and W. E H Blickman as vice president. the cashier has not yet been chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panora
Indictment Against Sheriff Clinie Quashed in Centerville
The indictment for perjury against Sheriff Clinie of Appanache County was quashed when the court refused to admit papers alleging a false statement. This marks the end of the case against Clinie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinie
Appanache County
Centerville
Indictment Refiled Against Matt Hunter in Tolland Killing
Indictment for murder in the first degree retried at Mt. Aye against Mate Hunter for the death of Homer Tolland. Case moved to the February term at court. Change in Elevator Ownership Nye and Snyder gain Barnard Bros. grain elevator below. Work on the new structure halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Hunter
Mueder
Mt. Aye
Mate Hunter
Homer Tolland
Pebraury Tern
Nye & Snyder
Barnard Bros
Headquarters Move of Modern Brotherhood of America
The headquarters of the Modern Brotherhood of America have been moved from Tipton to Mason City. Records have arrived and are being put in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of America
Tipton
Mason City
Des Moines Doctor Found Guilty Of False Pretenses
Dr William Taylor of Des Moines was convicted in federal court of obtaining money under false pretenses after cashing a government one dollar order intended for a different THAI recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
Des Moines
Remp Involved in Fatal Railway Accident Report
A poorly legible clipping notes that Hien and Kemp are connected to a fatal incident near Worthwestern law. Kemp, a well known figure in Littlealts Miu, is said to be at risk of death after a crash on a northern vacant rail site while hauling a load. Further details are unclear due to OCR damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remp
Hien
Kemp
Worthwestern
Littlealts
Miu
State Institutions Report Shows Efficiency And Growth
The board of control reports improved financial systems and lower errors across ten institutions, with inventories showing total property value of about 7.17 million dollars. State farms expand crops, livestock, and industry, though need for more land and capital remains as hospitals build laboratories, shops, and training programs for inmates and wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon
Iowa Leads in Dairy Output with 65 Million Pounds Butter
State Dairy Commission report shows Iowa with 900 creameries and 520 active in butter, producing over 65 million pounds in the year. Most butter shipped out of state, mainly to New York City, with several counties exceeding 1,000,000 pounds each and six over 2,000,000 pounds.
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Norton
Iowa
West
New York City
Weiss- Wotlowing
Utter
Pit- Vonk Peee Reese Bee
Lown
Akim
Tho Tis
Fayette
Bremer Clayton
Kossuth
Talo Alto
Winneshick
Mitchell
Buller
Mhickuse
Buchanan
Black Hawk
Thoward Drage Stary Aess Hardinjp
Mataakee
Hamilton
Audubon
Daruudy
Woodbury
New York
Chicago
Seerwu
Elgin
Coumutty
England
Australia
Tata AM Sen
What Really Educates a Child
A child learns more from daily experience than heavy schooling. Weeks spent gardening and observing nature nurture growth, practical skills, and self expression. Excursions and nature study bring children closer to nature, beyond traditional classroom work. Simple home furnishing emphasizes safety, reason, and art in homemaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rother
Amd
Eo Dunenik
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