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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1896
Page
1
News Record Weekly Digest of Global Happenings
A compact weekly summary from The News Record covering politics religion and world events. Highlights include political shifts, religious developments, and reported casualties across regions with emphasis on major incidents and global currents.
Indiana Populists Nominate Ticket in Convention
Indiana Populists refuse fusion with Democrats and nominate a ticket in Indianapolis. Governor Thomas A Wadsworth of Dallas County leads. Lt Governor A P Tanna of Montgomery. Secretary of State Silas M Hollibson of Hollibson County. Auditor N M Jennings of Johnson. Treasurer J F Robinson of Clay. Attorney General D H Fernandez of Madison. A thirteen member committee will select presidential electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Flaight
Farmer Kills Sweetheart Then Fatally Shoots Himself Near Afton
John Selvage, a young farmer, killed 18 year old daughter of David Joffman near Afton ten miles SW of Marysville Kansas. He then shot himself. Parents had forbidden the couple. He left a letter saying he could not live without the girl and that her parents turned her against him after initial encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Selvage
David Joffman
Himelf
Afton
Marysville
Kaw
Selvage
Massacre at Van Reported by Miss Kimball
Miss Kimball, an eye witness, places the Van massacre in June at about 500 killed. She says ten thousand were rendered homeless and aided by the American mission, while fifteen thousand sought refuge under the British flag for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople Special
Miss Kimball
Van
Tragedy in Cairo Ends I N Coffee's Life
I N Coffee of Cairo, president of the State Board of Pharmacy, was stabbed to death in front of Dr. Crabtree's drug store while en route to a Springfield board meeting. Coffee was struck twice with a dagger, a fatal heart wound. Both men were prominent local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
I. N. Coffee
State Board of Pharmacy
Springfield
Crabtree
Coffee
Transvaal Invaders Sentenced In London Dispatch
A London dispatch reports Dr. Jameson jailed fifteen months without hard labor. Maj. Sir John Willoughby receives ten months, Maj. Kk White seven months, and Capt. Henry F Coventry Cols Grey and JF White five months each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transvaal
London
Dr. Jameson
Sir John Willoughby
Maj
Kk. White
Henry F. Coventry
Cols. Grey
J. KF. White
Weyler Decree Posts Bounties for Filibustering Vessels
A Havana dispatch reports Captain General Weyler offers captains 24000 dollars for each filibustering steamer and zero for sailing vessels seized, with captains exempt from responsibility. A Great Storm Hits Laporte Indiana. damage along the Chicago and West Michigan line includes many houses washed away and track washed out, with heavy losses not yet estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyler
Madrid Imparcial
Havana
General Weyler
Laporte
Ind
Chicago and West Michigan Railroad
Indemnity Claim Stokes Historic Spanish Sanction Fight
Mme Maria Dulores de Durio, married to an American and naturalized in 1870, sues Spain for 200000 dollars claiming Spanish troops burned her Santa Clara plantation and fired on her, despite U S forces reportedly overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Maria Dulores de Durio
Spain
Santa Clara
United States
Turko Mussulins Attacked. Crete District Reported Pitched
A large Mussulain body aided by Turkish troops attacked the Azomaty District of Cho dsiaud in Crete. They were assaulted by 1,500 in our gents who drove the Mussulinans and Turkish forces from the district, inflicting serious loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azomaty
Cho Dsiaud
Crete
Thy
Storm-tossed Iceland Reaches Honolulu From New York
The bark Iceland arrives in Honolulu after a 154 day voyage from New York. A hurricane on April 21 cost six crew dead and the rigging damaged. The vessel Jin Ke Startuck arrived from Honolua with a cargo of sugar valued at $200,000 bound for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Honolulu
New York
Honolua
Belt in Danger Amid Recurrent Cloudbursts
Flooding sweeps cities as successive cloudbursts keep streams swollen. Indian Province reports major damage to towns and infrastructure, with rising water levels threatening homes and livelihoods.
Various Local News Briefs and Incidents
Eastern Cornelina Vanderbilt doctors say he has passed the crisis and is out of danger. Ellicott Evans and Miss Katherine Hamlin eloped from Buffalo by bicycle. The Freeman's Journal cites the pope’s choice for Cardinal Satolli whether to return to Rome or stay in America, with the latter chosen. Howard R. Benedict died in New York and asked to marry his fiancée at his bedside. In Albany the East River Mutual Insurance Corporation of Long Island City is insolvent with a $115188 capital deficit. Twelve thousand tailors struck in New York to push higher prices and end task and piece-work. Elizabeth Baldy, known to police in several cities, is held in Baltimore on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses by promising employment to local girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelina Vanderbilt
Ellicott Evans
Chicago
Katherine Hamlin
Buffalo
The
Freeman's Journal of
New York
Cardinal Satolli
America
Howard R. Benedict
Margaret Lloyd
Cincinnati
Albany
N. Y
J. S. Pierce
East River Mutual Tesurance Corporation
Long Island City
Elizabeth Baldy
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Multiple Events Stir Colorado and Midwest News Fronts
A string of reports includes Henry Westendorf of Cincinnati assigning liabilities to 885 000 and a death from Brights disease for Vincent Lombard Hurlbut, a noted Chicago figure. A Colorado storm flood near Bear Creek Canyon costs lives and cautions search efforts as campers vanish. Kansas City rail rate cuts clash with Missouri Pacific pricing, while California fruit shipments reach London with modest prices. A staged robbery near Concord line prompts no resistance from passengers with losses around 500 and twelve watches. Oklahoma pardons attorney William D Halbil after near two years in prison. Missouri Republicans announce several state posts including governor and attorney general nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Westendorf
Cincinnati
Vincent Lombard Hurlbut
Ilinois
Grand Pacific
Leloud
Chicago
Clead
Bright
Cleveland
Brown
Concord
Kuykendall
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Chicago Great Western
Kanena City
California
Southaumert
London
Thomas Walker
San Francisco
William Watts
Walker
Watts
Rengrow
Oklahoma
William D. Halbil
Newkirk
Winfield
Kan
Missouri
Teor Gaovergur
Ro BL Lewis
Alc Pettijolie
Rodolph Plersetel
N. Stile
Wine PL Freeman
Folin «i
Bishops
J. PS Gaeimeliehs
Viola Foster
Denver
Stormwreck Strikes Town. deaths and property damage rise
Wires down in all directions except the line to Lendville. atroden Colo reports three lives lost and vast property destruction. Gen George W Jones, oldest surviving ex senator, dies in Dubuque at age 102 after a long public career from Vincennes to Iowa and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Territory
Gen. Jones
W. H. Harrison
Iowa
Buchanan
Jones
Bogota
South America
America
Fort Lafayette
Jefferson Davis
Dalaque
Poison Charge Sparks New Martinsville Court Action
Mrs. Moore of New Martinsville West Virginia is jailed on suspicion of poisoning stepson Okey Moore who died and his brother remains gravely ill. The fragment also notes freight rate cuts to Atlanta and a Florence campaign clash between Judge Joseph E Marie and Gov. John Gar Evans amid broader Cairo Cuba related reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
S.C
Joseph E. Marie
United States Senate
J. J. M. Irby
John Gar Evans
Marie
Evans
Byars
Thomas B. Watts
Arcadia
Tex
City
New York
Young Watts
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Virginia
Indian Territory
Global turmoil and royal wedding amid war mobilization
Government mobilizes troops as gunboat Cordova resumes service and lands munitions. Isthmian Press cites personal tax use limits. Princess Maud wed Prince Charles in London private chapel with modest ceremonies. Havana court martial on Col, Delgado, and Gonzales yields no decision. Johannesburg refugees voyage to Australia aboard Mariposa, while British political intrigue and Irish tariff debates ripple through London politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Colombia
Hocan del Toro
Cordova
Isthmian Press
Columbia
Princesa Maud
Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince Charles
Frederick of
Denmark
Huckingham Palace
London
St. James Street
Tal Mali
Piccadilly
Guillermo Coll
Jose Delgado
Gonzales
Havana
Coll
Genoveva
Jorge Aguirre
Jose Aguirre Santiiste
New York
Call
San Francisco
Australia
England
Johannesburg
Paris
South Africa
W.os. Diatgronm
Stirling
Neothind
Bownd
Sydney
Thomas $. Gaal
Pon
Eighteenth Street
New York City
Gill Pheelise
Thomas Psmonde
Arnedite
Knox
John Dilton
Home Rute
Maat Mayo
MS Heaty
J. Saundergou
Wid Jotn Bledmond
Hoth
A. J. Balfour
Gerald Balfour
Chive
Ireland
Obituary notices and disasters across several towns
Obituaries report Eugene Spulter dead at 61 and other deaths in London New York Essex and Milwaukee. Fires along the Northern Railway region devastate barns fences and railroad ties while Vancouver and nearby towns suffer smoke and navigation difficulties. Unsure miner fatalities feared near Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Spulter
Henry L. Edson
Fourteenth Infantry
Charles Morris
Laure Guard
Emma Young
Vancouver
B. C
Washougal River
London
Charles Dicken
New York
John Wesley Harper
Ehurper & Bros
Essex
England
James Galbraith
Javenville
Wis
Milwaukee
John R. Gorman
Greensburg
Ind
George W. Cowart
Long Branch
N. J
Josephine Hoey
Whatcom
Goshen
Spokane
Market Reports Chicago to New York cattle hogs and grain prices
A dense ledger of market quotes reports cattle hogs and sheep values by city including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo and New York. Prices cover wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and potatoes with ranges for common to prime grades and various No. 2 and No. 4 white and yellow grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolia
St. Louisa
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Ste
Red Sullivan Leads Chicago Robber Gang Arrests
After five months of daring heists in Chicago a drag net captured Red Sullivan and nine accomplices, with ten implicated. Orme and others arrested in Detroit while planning further crimes. the gang tied by a death pledge and capable of bold store robberies and a murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Red Sullivan
John Orme
Red” Sullivan
Long
Short Men
Thomas
Michael Monahan
Jamey Dempsey
Beyvey Hunt
Alfred Alias
Burke
Joseph Gordon
Jesse Thames
John McLane
Pontine Reformatory
Orme
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Southern
Sheridan P. Read
Tien-Tsiv
Department of State
Tien-Tain
ien-T'sin
Melvor
Kanagawa
State Department
Japan
United Zu
Builian
Rafael Peres Y Morales
Kingston
Jamaica
Jose Maceo
Garcia
Col
Morales
Tenascia
Maceo
Hle
Cuba
Santiaga de Cuba
Wilmington
Del
Badenoch
Reformatory
Dempsey
Monahan
Orine
Grine
Venezuela
Foreign Office
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