Emmet Co Republican Jenkins and Stcouots
Emmet County Republicans nominate Jenkins and Stcuots for party positions in a local meeting held this week. The slate aims to strengthen party organization ahead of state or municipal races.
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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
1
Britain Rejects Foreign Intervention in South Africa Crisis
In the House of Commons on March 15, Balfour stated that Britain will not accept intervention by any power to settle South African affairs. He cited a US telegram requesting peaceful mediation, but affirmed that the government would not yield to foreign involvement, drawing cheers from Irish members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisvnoex
William Redmond
Teoucing
South Africa
Balfour
Sant Ter Tanlesty
Mr. Balfour
Mr. Rednorms
United States
Alr
Turd Salisbury
Mr. White
Wife shoots husband in alleged years of abuse
Charles C. Adams, a Union Pacific passenger agent, was killed by his wife Jessie in their Cincinnati home after years of alleged cruelty. The only witness was the wife’s sister, actress Gertie Days. Jessie Adams, who had planned self defense, used a revolver at supper, firing twice. Adams died from a shot behind the ear. Jessie remains in police custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Adams Shoota
Hills
Crycingati
Charles C. Adams
Union Pacific
Carew
Omaha
Jessie
Gertrude Turman
Gertie Days
Sle
Iaheice
Adams
Miss Turman
Mulcatine
Luna
Polive
Tremendous dividend from Standard Oil Company
The Standard Oil Company distributed 20,000,100 in dividends on March 16 to stockholders in New York. Directors approved a 3 percent regular quarterly dividend on common stock and a 17 percent extra cash dividend, described as the largest cash disbursement of its kind. The note compares this payout to the U.S. government’s debt payments, highlighting the scale of Standard Oil’s distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oi Company
New York
Standard Oil Company
Ams
United States
Standard Oil
Attachment Secured for 41000 in Sioux City Case
A detailing of a legal attachment obtained for 41000 in favor of EK Cannon against Armour & Co surviving partners over an assigned claim from Boatovent & Neuse, arising from alleged breach of contract for delivery of 3 155,000 pounds of pork joins ordered Sept. 18. Beaumont & Neseo had the quantity and price details noted, with market costs mentioned. Also reports split Republican convention delegations in Austin Texas and a killing exoneration in Bannock, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
New York
Instehd PD
Jena- van O. Armour
Arour & Co
Chicapa
Cannon
Boatovent & Neuse
Iowa
Isus
Beaumont & Neseo
Prisoner Surrenders as War Secretary Mayiza Flowers Dies
Mayiza Flowers, Aguinaldo's secretary of war, surrenders to May Arthur. The infant son, captured in November and afflicted by smallpox, has died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayiza Flowers
Aguinaldo
May- Artthur
War Fleet Plan for China Waters Likely by US Navy
The United States intends to deploy a strong squadron to patrol Chinese waters under Rear Admiral Kempf as second in command on the Asiatic station. Kempf’s force will operate near the Chinese Japanese coast while Remey remains in the Philippines. The move signals US interests in Asia amid European tension and possible Russian actions in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chineen
Waantetox
Kempf
Mare Island Navy Yard
Asiatic
Kempt
Remey
Philippines
China
Asia
von Stolleben
Hill
Russia
United States
Bussst
France
Congress witnesses Holland submarine boat dive
A congressional party including members of naval affairs committees observed the Holland submarine boat. On its first dive it stayed submerged ten minutes on a straight course about a mile, then surfaced to launch an imaginary torpedo, and performed several more short dives totaling four or five submerged instances. They deemed the exhibition a tentative success without being aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ant House
Lord Roberts Hero of the Hour in Boer War ops
In little over a month Lord Roberts has reached Moder River on Feb 9 entered Bloemfontein on MarelidS and relieved Kimberly and Ladysmith capturing Gen Crouse s forces hoisting the British flag in the Free State capital with few losses London newspapers hail him as the hero of the hour and declare the Free State nearly vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Lord Roberts
Moder River
Bloemfontein
Kimberly
Ladysmith
Crouse
Free State
London
The
FAUNTLEROY'S MOTHER MRS BURNETT WEDS TOWNSEND IN LONDON
The Post reports Frances Hodgson Burnett's marriage to Stephen Townsend of London. Townsend, son of the late Rev. George Townsend, is a physician who left practice years ago for the stone trade. Burnett, a Washington divorcee, rose to fame with Little Lord Fauntleroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett
Stephen Townsend
London
Wasinseren
Washington
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Inner Temple
Little Lord Fauntleroy
National Park Bill Advances For Battlefields Parks
The house military committee favored a report approving a bill to establish national military parks at the sites of Iredellsburg Salem Church Chancellorville the Wilderness and Spottsylvania Court House in Virginia and Stone River in Tennessee. Mrs Booth Tucker of the Salvation Army collapsed before a lecture in Racine Wis and could not speak. The financial bill was signed by the president at 12:46 a.m. March 14, making it law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Por National Military Parkg
Wasuixwren
D.C
House Military Cumptee Bay
Ireduricksburg
Salem Church
Chancelorsville
Spottsylvana Court Mouse
Virginia
Tennessee
Booth Tucker
Wis
Ue Salvation Army
Vuies Bay
Wasnin Gros
Kentucky Adjourns as Beekham Sits Tight in Frankfort
Kentucky adjourned sine die amid a clash over the governorship. Gov Taylor will continue to act as governor while Beckham plans no move on state halls until the court of appeals rules. Militia reorganization funding of 100000 is approved. Republicans stay in Frankfort awaiting the court ruling. both sides pledge to abide by the decision, with tense occupancy if favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Adjt
Cohier
Castlesman
Beckham
Kentucky
Dio
Beek
Court of Appeals
Gov. Taylor
Full Pardons for McCalla Restores Rank and Honor
President McKinley grants Capt. Bowman H. McCalla a full and unconditional pardon for past court martial of mutiny, citing his conspicuous service in the war with Spain and later in the Philippines. The pardon restores rank and position and relieves penalties from the prior sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastangaton
Melaley
Bowman H. MeCalla
Philippines
McCalla
Secretary of the Navy
McCall
Spain
Talippines
Sheldon Goes to Press Early in Topeka Capital Edition
The Sheldon edition of the Topeka Capital began printing at 2 33 a m March 13, twenty three minutes earlier than usual. Sheldon stayed in the office until the press started and took home the first copy. Mails were caught and the press ran until noon printing over 100 000 copies. The rest of the edition will be printed in Chicago and New York with matrices sent daily. Management reports city circulation and mailing list around 660 000 copies with fresh orders arriving by every mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Torgeka
Kan
Topeka Capital
Sheldon
Chicago
New York
Passage of the bill seals final step in finance measure
The House voted 106 to 120 on the conference report, with nine Democrats joining Republicans. the Senate had adopted, awaiting President McKinley’s signature to enact the finance bill. Paris notes no delay in treaty ratification as Washington seeks a request for extension. Charles J. COvere dies in New York. other items noted include divergent margins and sudden developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
House of Representatives
Senate
McKinley
Paris
Washington
America
Charlies Cover
New York
Charles J. Coverc
The
Tion
Market Quotations From City and Beyond
A scrambled snapshot of cattle hogs sheep and grain prices across markets in Av oux City Indianapolis and New York. Prices listed include hogs from 5.00 to 8.00 per hundredweight sheep 4.00 to 6.75 dairy butter creamery butter 2.00 to 2.01 and oats rye wheat and corn values. Trade notes mention mixed lots and standard quality classes with bids from multiple shipping centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pei
Indiaapolis Cathe
Sui pHing
New York
Spy from Minnesota Detected at Iowa City Debate
A Minnesota University spy named G. T. Caldwell was found copying argument charts during a preliminary Iowa City debate on compulsory arbitration between capital and labor. He was mobbed, notes seized, and fled into a hotel. Students refuse to debate Minnesota unless a new question is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
Iowa City
G. T. Caldwell
Minnesota University Society
Caldwell
Iowa
Minnesota
President Gates Resigns From Grinnell College
At a midwinter trustees meeting on March 14 Grinnell Iowa President George A Gates announced his resignation effective November 1 due to his wife’s ill health Doctors have forbidden her to live in Grinnell She has endured asthma crises since last October Trustees praised his thirteen years at Town College and appointed a committee to find a successor Also noted Adjutant General Corbin is to decide on bringing home L T Koehler’s remains from the Philippines and granting leave for Capt Koehler to escort the body to LeMars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell College
Aireline
Trustees of
Iowa Colege
Grinnell
George A. Gates
Esteria
Town College
Kochleer
Corbin
T. Koehler
LeMars
Philippines
J. A. Lammis
Oon
Capt. Koehler
LeMara Cor
Gen
Humboldt preacher accepts san francisco pastorate
Rev Hodgin of Humboldt’s Unity Church accepts a call to lead the Second Unitarian Church of San Francisco. He plans to begin duties April 1. The move is a loss to Iowa Unitarian circles despite his noted ability and youthful energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Hoodgin
Humboldtnity, Church
Second Unitarian Church of
San Francisco
Hodgin
Tambolit
Lowa
Will of the Archbishop leaves estate to Catholic institutions
Archbishop Hennessy’s will dated January 37 appoints Catholic institutions as primary heirs. Immediate family receive a house and cash. church property is placed in trust for the next archbishop and appointees. Donations include the Sisters of the Holy Ghost 50,000 and home, Nuns of the Visitation academy, theological seminary 30,009, St. Vincent De Paul 2,500, House of the Good Shepherd 5,000, and courses for the North American College in Rome. Residue to Catholic University and diocesan bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennessy
Agell
Ireland
Ryan and
Feehan
Ryan
Johannes
Michael Hennessy
Ncw
Sisters of the Holy Ghost
Nuns of the Visitation
Kelly
St. Vincent de Paul Society
House of the Good Shepherd
Rome
Catholic University
Archdiocesan Seminary
Fire Strikes Redfield Main Street Shops
Fire swept the south side of Redfield's Main Street Sunday morning, wiping out L. Dandy general store Stearng Krideborough harness shop E K Thomas owner Fred Harper ment market Jeffries Bros Fair store D Reynolds owner Betz Spillers grocery J Peppard building B Walsh drug store S Sheppard barber shop. Loss about 20000, largely uninsured. Origin unknown with initial flames in three buildings. Fark Hotel Stotts hotel and Hathaway livery saved with difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Redfield
L. Dandy
Stearng & Krid
Ebrugh
E. K. Thomas
Fred Arper
Jeffries Bros
Betz & Spillers
J. Peppard
B. Walsh
S. Sheppard
Fark
Stotts
Hathaway
Smooth Swindler Caught In Des Moines Arrest
A. B. Johnson was arrested by Des Moines detective E. E. Johnson and St. Louis detective E. E. Carrington on March 12 as he and an alleged brother Olaf Us. Anderson prepared to board a Bock Island train to Omaha. The forgery of 2600 in checks against St. Louis banks prompted the capture. Johnson admitted identity and agreed to go to St. Louis without requisition papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
St. Louis
A. B. Johnson
E. E. Johnson
E. E. Carrington
Olaf Us. Anderson
Bock Island
Omaha
Johnson
United States
Crazed From Drink Fatal Stabbing in Rutland Township
In a drunken quarrelinvestigation, Ernest Meyers of Rutland Township fatally stabbed his brother-in-law Christ Bauer, a Garfield Township farmer, during a dispute with Christ's mother Vera Bauer. Bauer's body lay sixteen rods from the scene. Neighbors restrained Meyers as authorities were summoned from Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Bauer
Als
Ernest Meyers
Rutland Township
Woodbury County
Christ Bauer
Phyoath County
Garfield Township
Meyers
Vera Bauer
Christ
Bayer
di Ox
Deaf Mate Killed by Care and Other 1900s Hazards
A freight on Hook Island struck and killed Edward O'Brien about four miles east of Avoca. witnesses say he was deaf and dumb. A memorandum suggests he visited Des Moines and Omaha seeking beer. In Cedar Rapids a dynamite bomb was found in St. Paul’s Church as intimidation amid saloon petitions. Burglars robbed Howard’s grocery and Times office in Oakstoosa, with a $200 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care
Hook Island
Avoca
Edward O'Brien
Des Moines
Omaha
St. Paul’s Church
Cedar Rapids
Mev
Lockwood
Senate and House clash over tariffs and pensions in busy week
The Senate debated the Porto Rican tariff bill with Foreker supporting and Pettus Tillman and Hone opposing as the House unseated Democrat Gaston A Robbins for Republican William F Aldrich amid a party line vote. A new pension session rule was adopted limiting debate to ten minutes per side, with mixed assurances on filibuster behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Foreker
Richardson
Overstreet
Ind
Notics
Lindsay
Mason
Allison
Porto Rico
Alaska
Loud
California
Sulloway
New Hampshire
Limokalani
Linwai
Tlonse
Hawaii
Wise- Young
Weeks
Mich
Burke
Dem
Texas
Hall
Lows
Linney
Rep
N. C
Rawlins
Philippine
Philippines
House
W. A. Young
Virginia
A. Wise
Allen
Batter
Turner
Muller
United States
Turner Tiok
District of Columbia
Adamson
Cowher
Mar. Howard
Orient
Rucker
Boutell CL
Atr
Santa Fe
N. M
Thomas Pal
Legislative drama hovers over Iowa Senate bills
Senator Trewin leads a committee bill aligning local special assessments for public improvements with a Supreme Court ruling on benefit reference, capping at 25 percent of land value. The same day, March 10, multiple measures pass or are debated, including a high school charter reform, fish and game laws changes, Australian ballot push for school elections, Des Moines river control, and a tightened corporate minority stockholder law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trewin
Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
Board of Public Works
Penrose
Railway
Appropriations Committee
Knoxville
Cemcratis
Col. Reod
Board of Control
Hobart
Ball
The
State University
Johnson County
Samue
Des Moines
Cowles High School
Fish and Game Warden
RO Mutier
House
Cowles
Eden County
Wiel
Court House
Pobk County
Senate Mareliid
Suite Agricultural Colle
State Normal School
Theukwe
Ue Library Commission
Sec
Dows
Representative Byers
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Lytle
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Lyte
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Minne
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Balaton
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Charleston
Iil Ash
J. Love
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House Committee On Pensions
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Nebraska
Allyn Capron, Jr
Guna
M'Calla
Studenta
Gates
Lowa Supreme Court
Iowa Grain Dealers Association
J. KE. King
Nevada
M. BE. Dewolf
Laurens
F. J. Wright
Minneapolis
Banmotels
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de Milligan
Deerson
Phil Deity
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J. L. Bowen
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Philadelphia
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Hee
DP. Perkins
A. Gd
Cunning
Sam Chark
Muler
Gaynor
Limax City
Witman
Oskaloosa
Woodmen of America
Teachers’ Institute
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Horace Wood
Greene
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Northwestern Railway
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Dickinson
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Ed Howerd
Times
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Howard's Joss
Peru
Pan- Amerigany Congress
Philippine Islands
Green Cockerham
Wallace Cockerham
Boyd
Magnolia
Miss
Bank of England
Uru- Ruey
Brazil
Cuba
Mes. Taylor
Greenland
Huktaul
Uelong
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