Emmet Co Republican Jenkins and Ntchors on Imra
Fragmentary note from Emmet County Republican event mentions Jenkins and Ntchors connected with Imra. Readers see names and a political context but details are unreadable and uncertain.
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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1899
Page
1
Fragmentary note from Emmet County Republican event mentions Jenkins and Ntchors connected with Imra. Readers see names and a political context but details are unreadable and uncertain.
Western Pennsylvania Institute for Deaf and Dumb at Edgewood was destroyed by fire. Eight hundred pupils were believed safe as teachers controlled them. the four story brick building covered an acre and loss placed at 150000 dollars. Cause perhaps a burst gas pipe.
Indignation rises as Gen Brooke protests against Cilors and government orders. Friends claim he has not received due consideration, and some notice should have preceded his removal. Reports say Maj. tem Wood would take his place, with Brooke’s advisory council asked to stay on until approval.
A Cripple Creek mining note reports a carload of ore from the Tsubella mine valued at 8000 per ton, totaling about 300000 to 325000 across two carloads. It surpasses the Mollie Hanson Colorado record for richest ore car, highlighting ore from Mollie.
A fire in a crowded tenement at 800 South First Street in Brooklyn resulted in three deaths. Firefighters and police battled the blaze as residents were rescued, with several tenants saved from the burning building.
Senate drops Pettigrew resolution asking whether US forces recognized Filipino insurgents and turned over Spanished soldiers. Reports also detail a New Jersey Central wreck near Allentown killing four train crew and injuring passengers, with extensive fire damage and debris. News covers political shifts, wartime actions, and financial notes including anticipated January interest on U.S. bonds totaling about 5.6 million dollars.
Despatches report Mabini as the driving force behind the uprising, with Aguinaldo portrayed as a figurehead. Mabini, a paralytic elder, guided policies and inspired the insurgents while Aguinaldo allegedly sought safety, hiding near Beay Rast after conflicts with Americans.
Reported from San Padre in Spain three days ago, two American dignitaries were fatally shot at a doorway by an unidentified assailant. Capt Aaekbaboder and Withtin Genki were said to be at the scene when the attack occurred. A boat steamer Break Water carried the news to shore, with details still unclear and expectations of a formal inquiry.
A garbled May 1919 style plea outlines proposes to stop abuses by dispatching doctors and enforcing pretrial restraints at central sites. The text references Europe, ships, and health related measures tied to wartime caution and public order. Names and places are obscured, but the document hints at a nationwide effort to curb violence and regulate conduct during the postwar period.
Winteredne Authority of Military Sloverner of Cubm, Washington directs Gen Leonard Wonl to command the division of Cuba, relieving Gen Brooke. Wood adds division duties and acts as auxiliary governor. Brooke reports to Washington after transfer. Spanial Mags Are Varied reports on local issues and ensuing military notes.
In a period of upheaval, Governor Taylor was inaugurated amid a wave of civil liberty rhetoric. The new administration faces a divided political landscape and electoral backlash. A reception and ball followed, marking a conciliatory mood despite ongoing partisan tensions.
A severe storm swept Illinois causing buildings to collapse and extensive damage. In Cooksville toppled structures and disrupted power while downed trees and basements flooded with debris. Homes were damaged and several regions reported broken roofs and ruined outbuildings amid strong winds.
A disastrous freight wreck halted rail traffic between Milford and Princeton and caused multiple deaths. Reports describe three trains colliding after a westbound derailed, with one eastbound train involved soon after. emergency crews and court actions are mentioned amid chaotic scenes and ongoing investigations.
General Gatacre led 8,000 troops from Litterskraal to storm Boer positions at Stormberg, but false information from Boer sympathizers misled him. The retreat to Moltend followed heavy shelling and mounted Boer counterattacks, with over 60 officers and men missing and heavy losses avoided by discipline.
A catastrophic explosion at the Carbon Mining Company mine near Carbonade Washington traps and kills many workers. Dozens are buried or asphyxiated. survivors are pulled clear while rescue teams work under collapsing walls and fumes. Reports include military mentions and local casualties with limited corroboration.
M L Arti c leader Richardson of Tennessee succeeds young Mr Wallace of Texans as leader of the Democratic minority in the House. A 56 year old Confederate veteran, Richardson presided over the House as the old Democratic majority faded. He is described as tall, alert, with a broad southern demeanor and courteous bearing.
Reported second Boer attack at Modder River triggers fierce fighting. British lines resist with naval guns and heavy shelling. early reports describe severe casualties and stubborn Boer defense amid ongoing bombardments around Magers position as the siege of the front continues.
Fragmented dispatches describe heavy fighting as British troops and the Second Rifle Brigade engage Boer positions in trenches near a key sector. Reports mention Gen Mennen’s commands, a surprise attack from Gadssmith, and sustained shellfire as officers reorganize. A claim notes October tobacco production at 24,001,014 pounds, down from the prior year.
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