28 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1901
Page
1
In Esthville Iowa the Firmer Company hosts a Republican gathering featuring Prana Nichols and Senkins. Event details emphasize party endorsement and local political activity with attendees focused on upcoming civic discussions.
British papers react to German agitation with alarm after North German Gazette hints support for Chamberlain's stance. Commentaries warn of rising anti British sentiment in Germany and urge Britain to protect its honor and alliance interests amid German press praise and incitement.
In Athens seven people died and many were wounded as military and student demonstrators clashed over translating the gospels into modern Greek. Twenty thousand gathered near the temple of Olympius while troops protected the premier’s residence amid widespread tension and exhumation of bodies.
Report from Pekin states the military government and board still control Tien Tsin native city with foreign troops collecting taxes. Chinese officials refuse to yield authority, citing the need to maintain lines of communication between Pekin and Takn. Ministers consider the dispute within their remit, while tensions rise over protocol and occupancy.
A 1500 delegate convention from cities across the country gathers in Philadelphia to press Congress for the renewal of the Chinese Exclusion Act, with Geary chosen as chairman and a goal to adopt a memorial urging reimposition of strict limits. Paris reports French government plans to replace a cruiser in the West Indies, while Clayton McMichael is announced as Philadelphia’s next postmaster.
Rebels attacked Colon Wednesday night as liberal forces quickly overran the town with minimal resistance. Government troops withdrew, several officials were killed or wounded, and the liberal capture included the prefect and police commander among captives, ending in under three hours.
A Chicago Burlington and Quincy wreck near Iowa kills one official and injures nine others. The freight train collided with a caboose and engine, causing derailment and fire. Names include John Dresse, A A Baker, Harry Highely, and others from Iowa communities.
Washington promoters ask the Canton Memorial Association to suspend its public appeal for McKinley monument funds until the project’s layout and main features are finalized. The Canton group refused, fearing delay would ruin the commemorative purpose, and a joint fundraising proposal was floated for coordinated action and equal distribution of collected sums.
Mixed dispatches report Schley declining public funds to cover trial costs amid rumors of a 20000 dollar expense. He says the financial figure is a misunderstanding and asks friends to respect his position.
A heavy fog in Chicago caused numerous accidents and major disruption on Tuesday. Metra elevated lines, steam and surface routes saw multiple collisions with injuries and at least one fatality. Trains crowded platforms, and officials reported scores of pedestrians and vehicles delayed or harmed as fog lingered before clearing.
The London Globe denounces a treaty as a surrender to American Influence while Journal des Debats hails it as a Washington victory. The texts view Britain’s concessions on the isthmus as a potential prelude to broader American domination and warn against chauvinism and unequal terms.
The City of Buffalo suspended Treasurer Phillip Gerst amid an investigation into city accounts. Auditors probe cash shortfalls totaling about 50 000 dollars with charges including misappropriation of funds and borrowing from the city’s accounts at various times to cover shortages. The inquiry, ongoing for weeks, aims to determine exact sums and accountability.
In a lengthy session a resolution urging President Roosevelt not to recommend statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory dominated the debate. The Prohibition Party opposed the measure as the Oklahoma statehood resolution was sent to the President through a memorized committee.
Fragmented clipping reports a suspected strangler linked to a series of murders involving Mrs Georgia Lailey and Miss Lena Renner. Readers note confusion over identities as authorities pursue leads, with whispers of suspicions around Mrs Utitey and other figures. The article also mentions a vigorous presidential message and unsettled Argentine rumors regarding Chile.
John Sanblad died after a Saturday bank raid clash with Greenville robbers at Albert City. Constable Loudine wounded and critical. Bank loot included $435 found. robbers admitting Grantville theft and naming Jack Polis and Louis Brooks. One ten-cent piece still missing. search ongoing.
A Sinus City jury returned a guilty verdict against Hen McKnight after twenty minutes of deliberation on the second degree murder charge for killing his wife. The jury's quick decision followed a trial week, with the judge set to determine the sentence between ten years and life imprisonment.
A Pittsburg auction set price records for cattle meat as a giant steer weighing 21,900 pounds sold for 280 dollars, with buyers and bidders from the East Liberty stock yards present. The event featured prize winners like Beher and records for price per pound and livestock.
Arguments to be made in an effort to secure a new trial in the Kuhn murder case. The state seeks a life sentence for Shah Radin, asserting evidence shows poisoning the beer by a third party. defense argues the evidence was largely circumstantial and favors the defendant.
Tawrence Stack, 38, Ulnais Central Railroad conductor, died early Monday at Ovens when a heavily loaded train backed onto him while workers shifted a switch. He resided in Port Dodge with his wife and one child.
A local mystery centers on the disappearance of Joseph Dawson a well respected farmer from Cerra Carly County. Neighbors recall he left a neighbor's home for a distant destination and he has not been seen since. Rumors of foul play arise amid regional robberies and unusual activity.
The forthcoming State Auditor report for the biennial period ending June 30 will show tax collections generally better than prior years. County treasuries held 40,801.00 of state taxes, Woodbury County had 588.74 in the insane fund, and several counties reported smaller balances in general and special funds. Uncollected taxes total 7,222.12 as of July 1.
The Austin Flint Medical Society held its semi annual session in Mason City. Dr Richard Dewey former superintendent of the Kankakee asylum spoke on the McKinley assassination case noting the assassin acted from distorted mind and sick surroundings. He urged more liberal education and factual understanding to avert such acts. Next meeting set for Osage in April 1902.
A Des Moines tale ends in marriage as Mrs. Adi May Toll wed C. R. Yortz after a secret elopement and forced separation by her first husband W. A. Toll. The groom is older and wealthy while the bride is described as “sweet 16” at the time.
Reports from Winterloo indicate a well in a residence area yields air and traces of petroleum. A cistern on the same lot shows strong oil traces, suggesting a valued discovery. Property owners await further investigation as local officials begin inquiries into the source.
Mrs M H W Katler campaigns against J L Polk for a Des Moines right of way and terminal franchise. Backed by a Cleveland financier, the contest draws wide attention as Polk opposes on his own grounds and Katler is described as a strong candidate in the race for the branchline in Iowa towns.
Senator O B Courtwright will introduce a bill in Taumiry to make February 12 Abraham Lincoln's birthday a legal holiday in Iowa. The proposal follows a petition from the GoA, with Rep Wisi of Cedar Palla also vowing support. the move drew wide discussion and expected backing from local lawmakers.
Mrs Charles Edwards of three miles west of Creston fatally shot Amily Nearly and wounded Qeroant James as they allegedly tried to prevent her occupation of a leased farm. She holds no premises. Crofford of Egment gets thirteen years for murder of Asante Stone. Bank robbers indicted by Mason City grand jury. witness Mike Conlin testified. Gov Shaw appoints delegates to National Live Stock Association convocation. Livery stable fire at Sturt Lake destroys Roberts Livery. horses perish. Preston M Sutton former senator dies at Marshalltown.
Iowa railroad earnings show gross of 54,357,806.38 with net income of 18,070,090.09, marking higher total earnings and wages but mixed net gains. Northwestern leads in net gains, Milwaukee and Rock Island follow. Wabash and others run deficits. rail mileage nears 10,000 miles with stable accident stats.
Iowa bankers alarmed by a string of robberies across the state. A single gang is suspected after several heists at small institutions including Hinton Matlock Salix and Arispe. Authorities allege clues and descriptions of suspects, with past losses listed from multiple banks over six years.
The article reviews post shock financial effects from President McKinley’s assassination, noting a brief halt in promoter activity, then renewed caution in Wall Street. It highlights the Northern Securities settlement, unchanged commercial rates, strong Chicago bank clearings, and shifting iron, steel, grain, and livestock markets with rising wheat and oats prices and record hog receipts.
Chicago and Indianapolis markets show cattle prices from 4.25 to 6.15 per cwt with hog values from 3.00 to 4.80, wheat and corn varied by grade. Detroit and Minneapolis futures listed mixed, while Kansas City and Buffalo noted strong hog runs at week’s end. Chained market totals indicate a week of higher arrivals and comparisons to last year.
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