Iowa News Bits From Emmet County and Elsewhere
Emmet County Republican reports a flurry of local items including ouster of Fankins and Michoel as treasurer and editor, a debtors' assignment by Wadaworth, and large disruptions such as Marshalltown glucose works closing affecting 490 workers. Decorations of deaths, fires, crimes, and court actions follow with notes on local properties, the Clinton cemetery mortgage, and various sensational incidents across towns like Manning, Manning and Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenty Wallace
Towa
Rd Wadaworth
Fontenelle
Heat
Marshalltown
Elate Nall
Jefferson
Central Town
Mra
Samuel Anderson
Independence
Donnia Murphy
Keokuk
West Liberty
Wy Cank
Odebolt
Earthquake Turmoil Hits Mexico Towns in Oaxaca
News from Mexico City reports the aftershocks since the Nov 23 earthquake have sparked panic across Oaxaca towns including Jamiltepec and Tuxtepec. Houses and techhnurohes lie ruined, inhabitants flee to hamlets, and a subterranean volcano is rumored nearby while last night shocks were felt in Tequisixtlan, Tinxigco, Jnuxtiahuaco, Tiapa and Alcozvaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomes
City
Mexico
Jamiltepec
Tuxtepec
Oaxaca
Tequisixtlan
Tinxigco
Jnuxtiahuaco
Tiapa
Alcozvaca
Four men released on bail after Barrett Scott lynching case
After a preliminary examination the four men charged with the Barrett Scott lynching in O Neill Nebraska have been freed on $7,000 bail each as the judge ruled the evidence was insufficient for first degree murder. In other notes, reports say Chinese forces captured Wei Hai Wei, the Joss estimated at 2,000. A will of the late Jos G Pair is missing from the clerk’s office in San Francisco causing a crisis in the contest. A wreck on Vandalia road near Coatesville Tennessee kills two and injures thirty two as a passenger train derails after spreading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Springdale Cemetery
Minnie Hoeft
Creston
Morning Nnn
McKinley & Cavin
Morning Sun News
John Alexander
Onecola
Albin
Chicago
Centerville
State of
Iowa
L. E. White
Warren County
Supreme Court
D. M. Chiselm
Toledo, Peoria & Western
Keokuk
Bans
Railroad
Burlington
Dubuque
Shiras
Granville A. Cuppie
W. 15. Cuppile
Jennie M. Egington
W. E. Egington
Ed. Crandell
Meacon
Robert Hunt
Estherville
Sutton
Anlens City
Iowa Territorial
Iowa City
Frank Meyers
J. Dundore
Lorens Zenfiert
Sioux Cjty
J. W. Mahood
Ckuk
Husted
Dubuque County
Pleopriain Estate
Fred Glomfield
Manning
Revere
Misa
Rose Fonsa
Heratols
Ackley
Marthe Keisleich
Alee
Walla
Anamosa
Butler County
John Weimier
United States
Griswold
Council Rinoffs
Hazen
Bradley
Jadge Woolson
J. W. Phillips
Shell Rock
Been
Anamusa
Sioux City
W. A. Kifer
Woodbury County
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Citizens’ Committee
Martin Johnsons
Dows
Wright
Webster City
Clarion
Charles City
E Kuots
New Virginia
Mr. Kuots
KB. W. Knoots
Clarke
Warren Counties
Neosho
Indianola
George Hagley
United States Express
Omaha
Reel Island
Davenport
Tipton
Des Moines
Barrett Scott
O'Neill
Neb
San Francisco
Jos. G. Pair
Vandalia Road
Coatesville
Chinese peace envoys arrive at Kobe en route to Hiroshima
February 1 reports Chinese peace envoys have reached Kobe and will travel to Hiroshima by train, accompanied by John W. Foster and Councillor Wu. Gen Nogi notes Chinese near Yang Kao as Japanese cavalry scouts stop their advance. Korean and Japanese forces report heavy Tong Hak losses near Cheng Hiang. rebels at Koshin attacked as troops depart Lio Chow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penes
Torme
Hokonaamma
Kobe
Hiroshima
John W. Foster
United States
Japan
China
Nogi
Styuteat
Yang Kao
Lao Peng
Chemulpo
Coren
Tong Hak
Cheng Hiang
Tong Maks
Lio Chow
Koshin
Wisconsin Assembly Seeks Road Commissioner and Tax Changes
Wisconsin lawmakers introduced bills including appointing a road commissioner by the governor for each congressional district and exempting most property from taxation with a 6 percent state tax. Other measures fund fire sufferers in northern Wisconsin, regulate inheritance and interstate succession, and adjust jewelry gold premiums as banks seek imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Manton
Wis
Assembly
Taylor brothers stand trial for Meeks murder in Missouri
Trial opened in Browsing Missouri for the Taylor brothers charged with murdering the Meeks family near Browsing. The courtroom crowded with interest as emigrant counsel vow to present alibi amid an intense proceeding. Other items note weekly gold shipments and a U.S. canal arbitration proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeks
Taylor Brothers
Browsng
Sunk in a Collision off the Hook of Holland
The German liner Elbe from Bremen to New York collided with the British steamer Crathie near the Hook of Holland. The Elbe sank within twenty minutes, with about fifty passengers reaching the deck as chaos erupted and lifeboats were launched. survivors were rescued by fishing smacks from Lowestoft amid a bitter cold sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewelera Murat
New York
Fed
Sub-Treasury
Korrerroam
Gordon
Eibe
Disaster At Sea As Elbe Collides With Unknown Steamer
London Feb 1 report describes the Ride on its way to Southampton with about 50 saloon passengers 100 steerage and 160 crew. A hidden steamer was sighted off the port bow and collided with the Elbe sinking her rapidly. Three boats were lowered one swamped. Many passengers died or drowned. Nineteen saved listed with names and origins. The Androsa crew rescued near Falmouth as tugs proceed. Ship androsas fate noted with lifeboat rescue and water-filled hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpos
Floyd Atenmer Elbe
von Gossel
Breman
New York
Southampton
Crathie
Rotterdam
Aberdeen
Hook of Holland
Germany
Mans Luis
Lowestoft
Harely
Siaels Wild
Floyd Ateramer
Purrer
Aterm
Elbe
Surplus for Midwinter Fair Shows 9021 Surplus
San Francisco February panel statement reveals Midwinter fair receipts total 911003.12 with 499100 subscribed by citizens, grand total 1 260112.10. Expenditures include amusements 113740.83 and total cost 1193260.70. After liabilities and museum expenses, surplus stands at 25404.44 with donations to park valued at 121218.45.
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San Francisco
Cal
Park of the Fine Arts
Royal Pavilion
Compromise currency plan debated in Senate
Washington reports a compromise currency plan offered by Mr Mander son of Nebraska a Republican. The House passed the sugar duty repeal 2329 to 31. Chandler offered amendments to the railroad bill and a resolution seeking trunk-line information. A bankruptcy bill debate and a Torrey style substitute ensued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renata
Washington
Senate
West
House
Manderson
Nebraska
Finance Committee
Hocke
Henate
Justice Jackson
Supreme Court
Yest
Cleveland
United States
Chandler
Neill
Senate Committee On Public Buildings
Chicago
Senate Committee On Anance
Voorhees
Lochren
Indys Long
District Supreme Court
Congress
Internal Revenue Bureau
Svas
Treasury Reserve
Nicaragua Canal
Gresham
Quaternala
Mexico
Illinois and Minnesota political action across state legislatures
Various state actions unfold as Illinois house assigns committees and considers taxation amendments while a joint Illinois-Indiana effort probes attorney general and treasurer offices. Minnesota Senator Washburn cites money in defeat. Oklahoma passes a bill making train robbery a capital crime. New York mayoral appointees to boards hint at widened gender roles. California investigates alleged San Francisco police corruption.
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Meyer
Ilinois House
Indiana House
Illinois Senate
Congress
Turner
Washington
Strong
New York
Washburn
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Nelson Fey
Over Washburn
Republican Party
California
San Francisco
Sporting notes and race results from Chicago and Hawthorne
Major McGregor son of Don McGregor sold for 3000 dollars at the Chicago trotting sale where eighty head were auctioned. A. Rice won the eighth game of the Illinois amateur billiard championship over T. J. Nolan. John G Johnson captured the two mile handicap and the three mile scratch in the skating tournament at Hed Bank. Hob Fitzsimmons arraigned in Syracuse for killing Con Riordan, pled not guilty and posted bail. Horseman stakes nominations for 2-year-olds at Hawthorne announced. 369 entries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Wis
Don McGregor
Chicago
Rank A. Rice
Illinois
T. J. Nolan
John
Johnson
Hed Bank
Hawthorne
Casualties Hit Logansport and Nearby Areas
A bobsled collision near Logansport Indiana killed one person and injured about thirty including Zelda Wallace and theater manager John W Norton. A Vandalia train derailment near Coatesville injured multiple. Wreckage of the steamer Chicora found off Saugatuck. Five men hospitalized after a mine steam pipe burst in Houghton Michigan. two expected to die. Hotel Castle New York fire caused 100000 dollars damage and panic among 155 guests. American hotel Elware Ohio and other buildings destroyed. two servant girls fatally injured. Wilkinsburg Presbyterian church in Pittsburg burned. one fireman fatally frozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Bush
Loganspect
Lad
St. Louis
Zelda Wallace
John W. Nogton
Coatesville
Dad
Saugatuck
Logansport
Ind
W.S. Tower
John W. Norton
Houghton
Mich
Castle
New York
American Hotel
Elware
Ohila
Pittsburg
Wilkinsburg Presbyterian Church
Obituary notes from a late 19th century newspaper
Senator Canrobert, once a field warlord of France, died in Paris. EB Schall, Chicago pioneer’s daughter born in 1845, is reported dead. John D. Fhayer, Indiana senator, died at Warsaw after a stroke. Memorials for Lord Randolph Churchill were held at Westminster Abbey. Christian Brinkwelur, Chicago pioneer, died at 71 during a journey to visit a friend.
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Canrobert
Warshall
France
Paris
Mes
EB. Schall
Chicago
John D. Fhayer
Indiana
Warsaw
Lord Rarndolph Churchill
Westminster Abbey
Christian Brinkwelur
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Emmet County
Fankins
Michoel
Tiow
Alya Clark
J. Coleman Drayton
Drayton
Arnate
Jan
Fiance
Hill
ROUSE
House House
Union Partic
Kansas Pacific
Reilly
Harris
Kansas
Menate
Allen
McPherson
Aldrich
Sherman
Vlatt
Allison
Gormay
Secretary of the Treasury
Loube
Aflen
W. 5
Reese
Alabama
Wecutor
Kolb
Breckinridge
Heard
Arus
Coumittes
Chicago & Eastern Wiligins
Brazil
Uligiis Central
Mlimis
Illinois Central
Ual
P24 & Lun
Peony
Okla
Sacred Heart Mission
Dick Overbrand
Des Mormiers
Taylor Newell Co
Hardin County
C. Hohensbehn
Waverly
HP. Fox
Ramer
Fox
Hancork County
Hennepin Canal
Thomas K. and
J. Raver Ouwin
Solicitors of Patents
Chicago Board of Tradts
Olivan
Chicago Board of Trade
Anicles
Pat
Baie
Boy Ek
Taylors
Treasury
Wuatemala
Enwentoft
Noaat
England
Worror
San Paasvisco
James G. Fair
Verdinand
Losxoon
Jug
The
Chronicle
Vienna
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Austria
Kumara
Boecker
Anna
Baerttre
Deharde
Dresow
Feurat
Finger
Grrenham
Hoffman
Carl
Grand Island
Koebe
Linkmeyer
Androsa
Lonpoy
Tamoca
Muanacles Rocks
Falmouth
Napoleon
Prof. Sloane
New Life
America
Pnd
Harper's Weekly
Iimneral
Lord Wolseley
Obruary Cosmopolitan
Rosita Mauri
Eile Olivier
Louis Philippe
Hoe & Co
Thextus
N. J
Green
United States District Court
Walker Scott
Pugular
Gu Mapp
Correspondencia de Espana
Tangier
Caurobert Pasis
Marshal Caurobert
Hotel del Invalidéa
Sporting Notes
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