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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
1
Night Watchman Fends Off Nebraska Treasury Robbers
In Lincoln Nebraska on December 20 two or three men gained entry to the state capitol through an outside window and attempted to rob the treasury. Night Watchman wood fired twice at the assailants who fled without opening the vault or taking valuables. The alarm brought police and sheriff’s men. no injuries to him are reported aside from a bullet hole in his coat. The steel vault remained untouched and no decisive evidence beyond bullet marks was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
State Treasury
Capitol
Ood
Treasury
State Capitol
State Treasurer Reserve
Dreyfus Case Continues Amid Amnesty Backlash
Paris reports fresh trouble from the Dreyfus affair as Maj Cuignet requests war department aid in a libel suit against Le Siecle for forgery. Gen Chamoin and Cuignet are subpoenaed after a confidential statement by M Joseph Lascies in the chamber alleging Delcasse lied about Cuignet’s stance on the Panardizzi telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dreyfus
Maj
Cuignet
Secretary of War
Siecle
Maj. Cuignet
Gen. Chamoin
Ministry of War
House of Deputies
M. Joseph Lascies
M. Delcasse
Chamber
Panardizzi
Triple Murderer to Die in Kalma Washington
Martin Sticket was found guilty of first degree murder for killing B Shanklin in November 1899 at his Kelso area home. Shanklin was shot at supper and his house set ablaze. On November 28 an elderly couple, Cornelius and, Knapp, were killed at supper near Castle Rock. Sticket, who lived on a scow near the Cowlitz River mouth, confessed to all three murders and faces a death sentence to be set after a Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Sticket
Kalma
Wash
B. Shanklin
Kelso
Shanklin
Cornelius Knapp
Castlerock
Sticket
Cowlitz
Miller
Fix
Archbishop Ireland to Cuba on Catholic interests mission
Archbishop Ireland will travel to Cuba shortly after year’s start on a commission from the president to study matters affecting the Roman Catholic Church there and will report recommendations to the president. Bishop McGoldrick of Maoluth will accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Duluth
Mine
Cuba
McGoldrick
Maoluth
Lost Rich Boy Ed Cudahy Jr Abducted Report
Omaha reports indicate Ed Cudahy Jr the 18 year old son of millionaire packer disappeared after leaving home Tuesday evening with a neighbor and a big dog. The family suspects kidnapping for ransom and detectives search Omaha area while details show the boy visited the Rustin residence with books and vanished within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wionsire Gadahy
Omaha
Cadahy
Mra Cadahy
Neb
Ed Cudahy, Jr
Packer
Young Cudahy
C. 13
Austin
South Thirty-seventh Street
Rustin
Cudahy
German Agrarians Push Prohibitive Wheat Tariff
Washington reports the German agrarian party seeks heavy import duties on all grains, especially wheat, to end dependence on foreign breadstuffs. Consul Diederich at Bremen notes the aim and warns the proposed law could raise bread prices, though it may not boost wheat production. The reichstag is expected to pass the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agrarian Party
Germany
Reichstag
Empire
Diederich
Bremen
Agrarians
Innocent Men Executed in French Guillotining Case
A Belgian woman named Soumange denounces her husband claiming he and two companions committed a string of crimes including the murder of an elderly woman at Hautmond. The three men were tried seven years ago. two were guillotined and one was sentenced to life imprisonment. The wife’s accusation comes after years of alleged innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ostend
Daily Mail
Hautmond
Soumange
William Jones
Peoria
Jewell
Jones
French Denial Over Embassy Involvement in War Secrets
Paris reports a strong denial by the French government of a Paris paper's claim that the American embassy in Paris was involved in disclosures connected with the United States War Department's knowledge of French gun secrets. The paper allegedly offered the Legion of Honour to Lieut. W. F. E. Sims, a former naval attache in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States War Department
Cross of the Legion of Lower
Lieut
W. F E. Sims
Sensational dual tragedy in New Jersey couple
A. C. Metzger of Newark shot and killed his wife at the Hotel Hopewell in Huntington Pa then killed himself. Mrs Metzger was the leading lady of the Davidson Comedy Company. The couple had been separated for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Hiuntington
A. C. Metzger
Newark
N. J
Hotel Hopewell
Choate Denies Resigning Post Amid Rumor
London Ambassador Choate denies the report he will resign his post. He attributes the rumor to relief over the death of his partner, Chas Bealan, and notes it would affect his law practice. Grover Cleveland compliments Morrison's Ann Arbor speech as a strong discussion on territorial expansion and its meaning for the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugland
London
Choate
Chas. ‘. Bealan
Grover
Benjamin
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Morrison
Ann Arbor
Cleveland
Harrison
Molic
Shaw
United States
Conger
Pekin
Historical Department of
Iowa
Jews Organize First U S All Jewish Regiment in New York
Between 300 and 400 Jewish residents of the East Side gathered at the Sixty ninth Regiment armory to form an exclusively Jewish regiment. They aim to gain admission to the state national guard, marking a first of its kind in the United States. In Middletown Ohio a fire at the Pump Company works caused losses around 50,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Side
Middletown
Ohio
Hero of the Sea Saves Crew After Alpha Wreck
Vancouver reports the Alpha wreck near Union Bay in a fierce gale. Thirty four crew aboard perished or were rescued. one unnamed sailor swam to Yellow Island with a line to guide a lighthouse crew, while the owner stayed aboard and perished. Survivors were taken to Union by sloop after days on Yellow Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Czar
Union Bay
Tio
Alpha
Japan
Victoria
Union
Baynes Sound
Tinion Bay
Yellow Island
Morocco Agrees to $5,000,000 Indemnity for American Murder
United States Consul Gummery in Tangiers reports Morocco settles a $5 million indemnity claim over Marcus Eszagui a naturalized American killed in Morocco last spring. The Moors argued the death was by rioters, not officials, but the claim cited government failure to arrest or punish perpetrators. Navy moves to Moraes to bolster American demands. In New Orleans a train robbery suspect at a Central railroad job is found dead, Channing Barnes alias John Nelson, who wounded officers and faced earlier Illinois Central and American Express charges, allegedly slit his own throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
United States
Washington
Gummery
Tangiers
State Department
Marcus Eszagui
H Eszagui
Navy Department
Lo Moraes
Robber
New Orleans
Chicago
Channing Barnes
John Th. Nelson
Jack Nelson
Wicklilley
American Express Company
Igarnes
Reef of Ladysmith
Buller
Congressmin
Harmer
Pennsylvania
Montgomery
Philadelphia Dry Gooda
Theater Financais
Paris
Head
S. D
Newark
N. J
French
Britigh
Bloetfontein
Kruger
England
McKinley
Roberts
Bloemfontein
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Stephen Townsend
Cohmabus
Ohio
John Arende Hinghun
D. Appleton & Co
Joubert
Columbia ‘Thester
Misga Viela Horlocker
Basilips
Archibald Forbes
Broadawood
Bank Robbers Blow Safe in Hope Indiana Heist
A trio of robbers blew open the Kennedy bank at Hope near Shelbyville Indiana at 2 a.m. Wednesday using nitroglycerin. They took cash and valuables, escaped in a carriage with a confederate outside, and a posse pursued. Local telephone operator aided their exit by night. Market quotes and commodity prices blur in the same edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Ind
Shelbyville
Kennedy’s Bank
Here
Oelock
Iowa National Guard to receive Krag rifles from federal armory
Adjutant General Byers returned from Washington with news that the war department will supply Krag-Jorgensen rifles to the Iowa National Guard at government expense within six months rather than Winchester rifles. The two regiments will hold camps next August in eastern and western Iowa. The guns will be extra to state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjt
Byers
Washington
War Department
Iowa National Guard
Northwestern Detectives Probe Grand Thieving Plot
Detectives of the Northwestern Railway claim a large scale theft scheme spanning much of Iowa. They allege goods were taken from cars in transit yards and warehouses for years. Two men jailed for burglary in State Center are thought members. a “Tonco” figure aiding disposal was arrested and held for examination. The force expects to uncover the state’s largest criminal operation to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Northwestern Railway
Lowa
State Center
Tonco
Towa
Anti-Saloon League Targets Des Moines Drug Stores
H H Abrams Iowa Anti-Saloon League seeks injunctions in district court at Des Moines against M W Garrity of the Iowa House pharmacy George Keenhold John Sandholm of the Kirkwood House pharmacy and Charles Rogg to restrain alleged liquor nuisances in their establishments including property owners. aim to test drug store liquor law scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Des Moines
H. H. Abrams
Es Moines
M. W. Garrity
Iowa House Pharmacy
George Keenhold
Fourth Street
John Sandholm
Kirkwood House
Charles Rogg
Board of Medical Examiners Refuses Osteopath Certificates
The Des Moines board declined to grant practice certificates to graduates of Still College of Osteopathy Kirksville College Kirksville Missouri and the osteopathic college at Quincy Illinois. It held their twenty month courses insufficient, detailing lack of anatomy study. Lawyers Meswitt and Rumley argued for both sides as doctors vow to pursue court action. The board says the law is the only option and hopes for a constitutional challenge to bar osteopathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Medical Examiners
State Board of Medical Examiners
Des Moines
Still
College of Osteopathy
Kirksville College
Kirksville
Ssteopathic College
Quincy
Ith
Meswitt
Rumley
Connitt
Freeman Confesses to Wife Murder and House Fire
At a preliminary hearing in Esther ville John Freeman admitted killing his wife after a quarrel by striking her with a shoe heel, then chloroforming her, stacking bedding, soaking with kerosene and setting the house ablaze. Neighbors were kept from the scene and the wife Knudtson era details surround the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Estherville
John Freeman
Knudtson
Rowe Released From Belem Prison in Mexico
Poweshiek County treasurer Rowe, who fled with 40000 dollars, was freed after six years of a twelve year sentence in a Mexican penal servitude. Pinkerton detectives traced him to Mexico where he had become a Mexican citizen and acquired property. County losses were about 30000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poweshickunty
C. W. Rowe
Poweshick County
Belem
Mexico
Rowe
Poweshiek County
Pinkerton Derwcntives
Ie Hid
Prominent Iowan Gone in Johnson County
KE W Lucas a Johnson County prominent citizen dies at his Iowa City home. Born Sept 13 1825 in Pike County Ohio he came to Johnson County in 1840 married Phoebe Clarke Sept 29 1852. He served in Iowa Volunteer Infantry, was postmaster of Iowa City, and later a state legislator during the 18s era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wissian Ys Ilon
KE. W. Lucas
Johnson County
Iowa City
Gov. Lucas
Iowa
Pike County
Ohio
Tle
Phoebe A. Clarke
Des Moines
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
Tie
Johnson
Grant
Review of the Year Concluding Century From 1900 Record
A sweeping year-end review summarizing the events of 1900 across politics, wars, disasters, science, and notable deaths. It notes the Pekin legations siege, Philippine and Transvaal conflicts, Italian king Humbert’s assassination, riots in New Orleans and New York, great fires from Newark to Hoboken, and the opening of the Chicago drainage canal along with key scientific advances. The piece lists monthly highlights and reflects on prominent individuals who died or impacted culture, industry, and government.
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China
Pekin
Philippines
Transyan
Humbert
Italy
Gary
William KH
Goebel
Kentucky
New Orleans
New York
Tieboken
N. J
Galveston
Texas
Chicago Drainage Canal
Mixed Blood in Mexico and Matrimony Steps
A garbled clipping mentions mixed blood in Mexico and matrimonial steps. It references a bachelor, a newlywed, and several unnamed figures in a chaotic, fragmented paragraph about marriage, photography, and an accident at a Paris exposition with a flashlight and one-eyed observer.
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