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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1898
Page
1
Week in Trade shows record gains for November and December
Dun and Co notes November as the best month of American commerce with strong wool purchases and high domestic wool sales. December continues the surge with a booming pig iron output and robust securities. Wheat exports remain heavy across Atlantic ports while Pacific port shipments dip year over year. corn movement shocks observers as weekly figures rise substantially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RBG
Dun & Cows Weekly Review of Trade
Boston
Atlantic
Pacific
Seehof
United States
Attacks on Embassy Prompt State Inquiry
A violent assault on a Washington embassy involved smashed windows and damaged doors. Police pursue a printer identified as Tosepi Wo Posason while the Department of State orders a sanity inquiry into Pearson. If found insane he faces an asylum, with no immediate action against the British ambassador reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washneston
Dlc
Posason
Dsrtis
Department of State
Pearson
Embass
Show for Next Year Exposition Planned by Local Leaders
A mass meeting of business leaders bankers and professionals approved a Greater Sinmerica Baptision show for next year. Organizers aim to begin immediately with incorporators and funding, subscription totals surpassing 3 million with thousands more names added to the petition sent to Congressman David Tr. Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omabia
Sinmerica
Daweinhac
David Tr. Mercer
Washiuteten
Three Killed After Locomotive Hits Sleigh Near Imlay City
A southbound engine on the Pontiac Oxford and Northern Railroad struck a sleigh carrying five people near Imlay City Michigan, throwing occupants to the ground. Three were killed outright and two injured as the party returned from a visit. The accident prompted search for survivors and a report of one missing rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac, Oxford & Northern Railroad
Imlay City
Mich
Steizh
Fire at Winter Kin causes no aggregate loss
A Thursday fire started in the dry woods house of A. B. Dauber & Co. and spread to the adjoining building housing POH. Alhright & Co. abstracts and loans, then to four other buildings, causing no total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Dauber & Co
POH. Alhright & Co
Women stone Calumbus statue in Grenada over Columbus discovery
A mob of women in Grenada Spain harbored misgivings about the discovery of America and pelted the statue of Calumbus with stones in protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenada
Spain
America
Calumbus
Cuban Coasting Trade Order by War Department
The war department issues a temporary rule on Cuba’s coasting trade. Cuban residents may use Spanish vessels with renunciation of allegiance. American ships may engage in the coasting trade during occupation to restore normal conditions. Foreign nations have no role in Cuba’s trade under occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
War Department
United States
Fireman's Fatal Devotion at Cotfield Grove Livery Stable
A wall collapse during a fire at the Cotfield Grove Avenue livery stable killed two firemen and injured nine others. The two-story building housed the Palace livery on the lower floor and living apartments above. The front attack was underway on the Thirty-second Street side when the south wall bulged and fell, burying firemen under bricks and timber before rescue efforts could reach them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotftame Grove Avenue
Palace Livers
Truck Nooth
Thirty-second Street
POSTOFFICE ROBBERS CAUGHT IN ILLINOIS STING
Police stakeout nets organized gang linked to thefts at multiple Illinois post offices. Confessions reveal twelve or more robberies in four months, with proceeds in the thousands. Names include Parry M: Wildeards alias Myres, Charles Vinsters, and Joseph Wessinger. Victims listed as Tremm old, West Chicago, Morgan Park, Danville, West Palatine, Winnetka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiewees
Tee
Illinois
Etutracts
Dneler
Uarest
Ares Parry Mwialdards
Myres
Charles Vinsters
Pireatit
DITCHED BY A BROKEN RAIL NEAR TRINIDAD
A northbound Gulf road passenger train was wrecked by a broken rail twenty three miles south of Trinidad injuring several crew and passengers none seriously. The entire train except the locomotive left the wreckage. Buffalo grain blockade persists with about four million bushels afloat awaiting unloading and seven million stored in elevators totaling a record sixteen million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cole
Pssenger
Gulf Road
Buffalo
N. Y
Fisherman missing after hunting trip on Kupriapuff Island
Captain James Nelson of the halibut sloop Carolina and Barney Phale went ashore on Kupriapuff Island in Portage Bay to hunt deer. Phale disappeared and Nelson claims he was deliberately shot by Indians, a view accepted by the Frederick Sound fishing fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WranGke. Vivska
James Nelson
Carolina
Barney Phale
Kupriapuff Island
Portage Bay
Phale
Nelson
Frederick Sound
Yosemite Selected for Navy Service With Dewey Fleet
The auxiliary cruiser Yosemite will be fitted at Norfolk and depart in January via the Suez to join Admiral Dewey’s fleet. She will carry naval stores and about 500 enlisted men for relief at the station. Gideon V Marsh, former president of Keystone National Bank, was sentenced to twelve years and three months imprisonment and fined $500. A debate in Rome discussed Italy’s foreign relations and alliance policy with other nations deemed friendly. In Wash, the torpedo boat Rowan, built by Moran Bros, achieved 27.5 knots in a trial run, exceeding contract speed by 1.5 knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yosemite
Admiral Dewey
Norfolk Navy Yard
Suez
Philaderlphla
Pas
Gideon V Marsh
Freekert Keystone National Bank
Maar ii
Rome
Thie Maeda
Chamber of Deputies
Vdal Cunevaro
Forengn
Atlatis
Italy
Leedy Calls Extra Session for Railroad Rate Reform
Gov. Leedy has called an extra session of the Kansas legislature to meet December 21 to enact legislation regulating railroad charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toreka
Leedy
Kansas
Cole Sentenced to Be Hanged in Bismarck Court
In the district court James W. Cole, described as the Ford girl’s murderer, was sentenced to be hanged on March 24. 16% is not a clear date. The report notes the capital punishment order as the result of the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Bismarcek
N. D
James W. Cole
Ford
Oregon Jurist J B Waite Dies at 85 in Portland
PoRtLand Oregon Judge J B Waite longtime chief justice of the Oregon supreme court from 1856 to 1862 has died aged 85 in Portland. The jurist helped shape early state law and served during formative years of Oregon's judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PoRtLand
Ore
J. B. Waite
Oregon Supreme Court
Brother Slays Brother in Quarrel Over Business
John D Hayes a Red Cross nurse with the Second U S infantry under Gen Shafter fatally shot his brother Edward S Hayes proprietor of a Baxter and McDougal Streets hotel after a dispute over alleged mishandling of business proceeds. Edward attacked with club and ice pick before John fired through the head. Edward died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hayes
Edward Hayes
New York
John D. Hayes
Red Cross
Second
United States Infantry
Gen. Shafter
Edward S. Hayes
Baxter and
McDougal Streets
Edward
Ex-Governor Merriam as Interior Secretary Candidate
Washington rumors say Minnesota ex governor Merriam is under serious consideration for the Interior post as Bliss nears retirement. Merriam recently met with President McKinley and Secretary Bliss after talks with Senator Nelson, a close personal ally of the president. Senator Davis Tats reportedly opposes his selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WoasHington
Merriam
Minnesota
Washington
Bliss
White House
Nelson
McKinley
Ray
Davis Tats
Tengfit
Cannibal Feasts and Global News From Remote Dispatches
Dispatches report a stomach turning tale of traders killed and eaten by natives of Upper Congo, with governor claims of massacres and attempted rescue by soldiers. Also notes bank murder charges, a street shooting, commodity price shifts, and military movements in Cuba and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartistics
Upper Congo
Leopold Ville
Africa
Antwerpe
Dobanehi
Artas
Dhiarie
Ariel Adh
Chicago markets show varied grain and livestock quotes
Prices range across commodities in Chicago including cattle shipping grades from $3.00 to $6.25, hogs $3.00 to $3.75, sheep $2.66 to $4.50, No 2 red wheat 68 to 65 cents, No 2 corn 82 cents to $4 per bushel, and butter eggs and potatoes with mixed regional values. Other markets like Indianapolis Milwaukee Buffalo and New York list parallel ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grains with No 2 oats, rye, and clover seed also quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
New York
Iowa 1898 Soil Product Value Tops 225 Million Dollars
Director J. R. Sage of the Iowa weather and crop service reports the aggregate value of Iowa soil products for 1898 not less than 295 million pounds. Final county and township reports yield county totals for wheat corn oats rye barley potatoes and other crops with state-wide summaries. Trades, bequests, and local incidents are noted in a dense statewide digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
J. R. Sage
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Vico
Fire at Janesville Causes $12000 Loss in Village Fire
A disastrous blaze in Janesville damaged seven buildings, estimated at $12,000 with $6,000 insured. Losses include J N Johnston $2000, Liffring Brothers $4000, Frank Shanley $2000, and other shops. Nearby Osage incident: Kate V Ogden, 19, restrained a man Wallace Barnett who threatened to marry her. she fired twice, one cartridge failed, the man fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Waterloo
J. N. Johnston
Johnston
Liffring Brothers
Frank Shanley
Los
Jim Kaughery
Elmer Wing
Charles Cole
Mrs. Lemon
Wallace Barnett
Osage
Kate V. Ogden
Peace Pact Signed as Treaty With Spain Is Sealed
The peace treaty between the United States and Spain was signed in Paris after a ten week process by the peace commission. The scene showed Spaniards and Americans at a long table as both copies, English and Spanish, were completed and exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Spain
Paris
Seine
Europe
Peace Commission
Welock
Dent
To' Oedook
Mergasan
William RR. Day
Cushman Sk. Davis
William E Tye
George Gray
Whitelase Reid
Ciba
Porto Rico
Guini
Philippines
Jade David
Senor
Judge Day
Senor Montero Rios
Judge Pay
Death of Cuban Leader Gen Garcia in Washington
Gen Calixto Garcia Yields to pneumonia in Washington after a career as a key Cuban rebel commander. He advised planning for Cuba’s future government and led forces in the east. His death is mourned by Cubans in Washington who view it as an irreparable loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calixto Garcia
Calinto Iaecia
Cuba
Spain
Washington
Con. Garcia
JSOG
Army of the East
Santiago de Cuba
America
Cervera
Santiago
United States
Chireia
Ife
New York
Peace jubilee parade in Atlanta honors McKinley and Confederate dead
On the second day of Atlanta's peace jubilee enormous crowds filled the streets as President McKinley praised healing of sectional rifts. A monster civic and military parade led by Gen. Joe Wheeler featured 6,000 infantry, 19,000 schoolchildren, 1,000 veterans, 12 bands, and 300 civic groups with the President atop carriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaths
Atlanta
McKinley
Caritel
United States
Fulda
Joe Wheeler
LOO
Pennsylvania
Athens
Rome
Doe Wheeler
Warships for the Pacific Yosemite Joins Dewey Fleet
The Yosemite and Ranger are ordered to the Pacific with routes via Suez and Cape Horn. The Yosemite sails to Manila to join Admiral Dewey's fleet, praised for its moderate draught and long range for island cruises. The Badger heads to Tawau as station ship and may shuttle troops between islands and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yosemite
Dewey
Gocca
Hawaii
Ranger
Pacific
Suez Canal
Cape Horn
Manila
Tawau
San Rancisco
Filipinos Demand Twenty Million Ransom for Prisoners
Insurgents press Spain to pay twenty million dollars as ransom for the release of more than ten thousand Spanish prisoners held in the Philippines. Madrid faces renewed pressure as negotiations over the peace treaty terms unfold with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadha Btrdek
Pheve
Aneb Chas
Uncle Sam
Madrid
Spain
United States
Philippine Islands
Army estimates demand fifty thousand men for Cuba
Adjutant General Cogbin told the House Military Committee that the Cuban evacuation commission headed by Generals Wade Butler and Rear Admiral Sampson said 50,000 troops were needed to keep order in Cuba. Maj. Gen. Miles testified before the Senate Appropriations Committee on key ideas in the war deficiency bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Adjt
Cogbin
House Military Committee
Wade
Butler
Sampson
Miles
Senate Appropriations Committee
War Talk and Local Tragedies Across the Nation
Inaccurate figures on troop deployments surface as the Cuba mission cap stands at 25 000. Reports detail violent deaths from fires in San Francisco and Golden City, Missouri, a Black woman jailed for killing her husband with a shovel in Arkansas, and a fatal fright during a hotel fire. A Tennessee court hears a $25 000 damages suit involving tobacco warehousemen Isendrick and Rumyun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoo
Colorado
John Grady
Baldwin
San Francisco
Jacob McCellacher
Golden City
Haywood
Ark
Lillie Johnson
Clarksville, Tenn
R. W. Moss
Martin, Tenn
Isendrick & Rumyun
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