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Newspaper

Geneseo Republic

Location

Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1893

Page

4

Instructions for Correspondents on Papersh Notes

Guidance for writers to accompany all communications with author names and dates for clarity. Articles should be written on one side of the page and ensure letters and figures are legible. Proper names are often misread, so provide clear spellings and distinct dates.

Widow Heiress Declines Admiral’s Pension

Lady Trrox, heiress to the peerage by marriage to a late admiral in a love match, declines the $3,000 widow’s pension. A field telephone is cited as a war appliance, featuring a mile of wire wound in a breast-plate and receiving transmitting gear attached to head-gear.

Trrox

Miss Helen Gould Plans Women's Hospital in New York

Rumor credits Miss Helen Gould eldest daughter of the late financier with planning a hospital for women in New York. Her fortune is estimated between 10.6 and 15 million dollars making her likely the richest heiress in America. A memorial to Elizabeth Barrett Browning is planned at Ledbury England to honor the poetess with a clock tower and an institute costing about 10 thousand dollars.

New York Helen Gould Miss Gould America Elizabeth Barrett-Browning Ledbury Eng

Telegraph tubes spread through Great Britain cities

Local telegrams are transmitted by pneumatic tubes in most British cities. About fifty miles of tubes are in operation, using 40 horsepower and handling a daily average of 105000 messages, worth an annual 6000000 dollars.

Great Britain

Yellow fever germ claimed by Rio physician Dr Domingos Freire

A Rio Janeiro physician, Dr Domingos Freire, asserts he found the yellow fever germ and can use a preventive vaccine to stamp out the disease. The New York Medical Record urges him to prove his claim in an epidemic locality such as Santos to secure lasting fame. The elm beetle pests Connecticut elms and questions on mint production and South Dakota railroad economics are also noted.

Rio Janeiro Domingos Freire New York Freire Santos

Looted valuables emerge from Johnstown flood finds

Searchers at Johnstown Pennsylvania report valuables recovered after the flood. A young man named Brown found a diamond ring and a gold watch has been located. A jewel box containing a diamond cluster ring and a fine solitaire were found. Some of the most valuable recoveries are said to be kept secret to avoid claimant unrest.

Johnstown Brown

CanApa Plans Iceland Migration To Northwest Farms

CanApa promotes Icelandic settlement in the northwest offering reduced passage costs, a good farm, and farming implements to lure residents of Iceland seeking a new land with ample cold weather crops and plentiful fish exports as a staple.

CanApa Iceland Ies

Wilson bill repeal of Sherman act passes House

The House approved the Wilson bill repealing the purchasing clause of the Sherman Act by a wide margin with 840 to 310, with all amendments voted down. The vote highlighted strong opposition to silver and support for unconditional repeal, followed by a formal description of the bill’s terms and a full roll call listing yeas and nays across many members and states.

Washineton House Secretary of the Treasury Treasury United States Wilson Yeas Adams Gear Paschal Alderson Geary Patterson Aldrich Ueissenholer Tenn Apstey Gillet Payne Avery Gilletwo Mass Paynter Babcock Goldzier Pearson Baker Pendleton Baldwin Gresham Pex Bond Grosvenor Pendleton Bartbolds Grout W Va Reyburn Brethinrage Hendrix Richards Ark Hicks Richardson Brickbridge Hines Mich Hit Ritchie Bretz Holtman Robinson Brietkner Hooker Rusk Brookshire Hopkins Russell Conn Brosius Houck Ryan Brown Schwerhorn Bunn Hulick Scracton Burrows Hull Settle Bynum Huntershaw Cahuniss Johnson Ind Sherman Cadmus N D Sickels Caldwell Sipe Campbell Joy Somers Cannon Cal Kiefer Sperry Capehart Kribha Springer Caruth Lacey Stephenson Cutchings Lapham Stephena Causey Lawson Chickering Layton Childs Lefevre Clancy Lester Clarke Ali Lily Stone Cobble Linton Storer Ian Lesiie Strong Cogswell Lockwood Swanson Compton Loudensinger Teo Cona Lynch Towne Coombs Magner Taylor Yan Cooper Frs Mahon Thomas Rehall Tracey Cornish Rtin Tucker Cousins Marvin Turner Covert McAleer Turpin Ae Mevioa el Pavey Eqran Gatun Yai McCreary van Voorhis Dalzett McDonnaid N.Y Damen McDowell van Voorhis Davey McEttrick Wadsworth Ze Forest Eoene Walker Ingles Daagner Bolle Men Warner Novan oNagny de Doolitue Mercer Waugh Draper Meredith W Dunne Meyer Weiss Purphy Suteoe Wate Arborow Ontgomery Edmunds Moon White English Morse Whiting Erdman Mutchler

Javanese Village Closes at World’s Fair

Caicaco August 29 The Javanese village on the Midway Plaisance is closed natives prepare to leave the world’s fair Chicago. The company is indignant at management and will not reopen negotiations for a settlement with the exposition. They claim the fair officials’ percentage is exorbitant and relief has been refused.

Caicaco Midway Plaisance Chicago

Chief Arthur to Settle Damage Suit for 82500

Judge Ricks allows the receiver of the Ann Arbor company and Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to settle the $300,000 damage suit with Arthur agreeing to pay 3500 plus costs. The agreement also covers costs in an Ann Arbor suit against Pennsylvania and other lines connected to the affair.

Ann Arbor Costa Tolepo Ricks Ann Arbor Company Chief Arthur Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Arthur Pennsylvania

Four Men Arrested for Helmick Murder in Danville

In Danville Newfoundland Aug 29 four murderers of Henry Helmick were arrested. Charles Barris fresco painter 19, Edas Mejankins coal miner 18, Harve Pate laborer 31, and Frank Starr coal miner 20, all Danville residents. Pate lured them to walk 16 miles to rob Helmick who carried large sums. Three shots by Pate and one by Starr. Harris confessed. strong corroborating evidence mounting.

Danvirte Henry Helmick Charles Barris Edas MeJankins Harve Pate Frank Starr Danville Pate Helmick Two Oaks Starr Harris

Lynched Eor Kiling a Boy in Kentucky Town

About 30 horsemen rode into Newcastle Kentucky between 1 and 2 am on Monday and freed a prisoner from the jail. They hanged Leonard Taylor, a Black man, to a tree on the road after accusing him of an unprovoked assault on an Italian boy peddler that fractured the boy’s skull and caused his death.

Louisville Newcastle Heid Head Leonard ‘Taylor Franklinton Atrea Taylor

Wrecks and losses from hurricane causing many perished

Reports from August 26 detail a devastating hurricane with forty one known deaths and numerous missing. Vessels lost include schooners Narragansett Elbridge Southert Jane Baird and many fishing smacks. Seaside wreckage and rescued crewmen, plus one survivor after thirty three hours adrift, mark a widespread maritime disaster along Barnegat and Nantucket routes.

The Narragansett Philadelphia Chase Seavey Elbridge Southert Jane Baird Empire States Grant Ella Johnson Joseph Garland Mascott Fitz J. Babcock Alf William C. Bell Bondout N. Y Andesea N. J George W. Pride International Construction Company Buttermilk Channel Asbury Park Mary Lizzie Nantucket Melinda Wood Gustav Peterson Barnegat Poiladelpaia Albert Smith Reading Railroad Company Lykens Valley Long Island

Union sailor leader shot and killed amid harbor clash

Delegate O'Brien of the Seamen's union was shot and killed Friday night while leading an attack on the non union crew of the schooner Reuben Dowd at Detroit harbor. Captain Lennon fired in defense after being struck. O'Brien died before reaching the station. Lennon jailed.

Union Detroit O'Brien Dergorr Mich Seamen's Union Reuben Dowd William Lennon O’brien Lennon

Delaney guilty of murder in Loversville case

George Delaney is sentenced to life imprisonment for murder in Morgansfield Kentucky. The trial stems from the death of Abbis Delaney, wife of Henry Delaney, who was forced to marry Abbie after seduction. A carriage ambush occurred the night of the marriages wounding Abner and injuring others.

Loversville Morgansfield George Delaney Abbis Delaney Abbie Delaney Henry Delaney G George Henry Taylor Abner

Train Tragedy Near Manhattan Beach Leaves Many Dead

A wreck on the Rockaway Beach line and a collision on the Harlem road kill five and wound several, with scenes of mangled passengers and urgent relief. Col Elisha Buck died, Dr Knapp aided victims, and investigators probe fog influenced signals and a disputed safety switch.

Manhattan Beach Col Elisha “A. Bao Oscar Diodzal Mortimer Bane Dyck John Dyckhot Thomas Alexander Grillét James J. H Newman Max Steinsc Bertha Weinstein Sidney Weinstein Ger Long Island Fly Rockaway Beach Manhat Beach Hocks Gers Rockaway Oscar St Weinstein Donaldson E. A. Buck The Spirit of the Times Knapp New York Col. Buck Dr. Knapp Buck Yell Tan BE. BR. Reynolds W. H. Blood Nutt Gonkrite Robert Price Delarés Faeman Price Conkrite Ice Pond Dykemans Harlem Road

Murder of Henry Helwick on Pilot Chapel road

Henry Helwick, a wealthy farmer, and his wife were robbed after leaving church near Pilot Chapel. Danvinre, an accomplice, fired as the robbers fled. Helwick was killed instantly. Police scour the countryside for four highwaymen and promises to ignore any threats.

Danvinre Henry Helwick Pilot Chapel

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