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Newspaper

Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1900

Page

9

Purify Greater Newark Bishop Potter Urges Vigilance

Bishop Henry A Potter delivered a sensational address on God and the City before 2,500 at St Pauls Chapel New York urging a vigilance committee of 26,000 reformers to cleanse vice from the city. He proposed four central committees and warned that without vigilance and persistence such abuses would persist, citing a recent assault on a five year old girl.

Newark Henry €. Potter St. Paul's Chapel New ‘York Vice New York San Francisco H. A. Potter

Meredith Appointed Director Of Engraving And Printing

Captain William M. Meredith of Chicago is named director of the bureau of engraving and printing by Secretary Gage, a surprise move opposed by ex-Senator Quay and Governor Stone. Meredith, a wartime veteran, previously served under Harrison and Cleveland, with a $4,500 salary, and he is backed by powerful supporters as the presidential office tradition is challenged.

William M. Meredith Chicago Bureau of Engraving and Printing Gage Quay Stone Pennsylvania McKinley Meredith Harrison Cleveland

Go Reduce Taxation and Booths Soldier Couple Arrive

The Ways and Means Committee plans a bill to cut government revenues by about 36 million dollars by abolishing stamp taxes on telegrams express receipts and real estate transfers. The surplus funds may cover bond refinancing and canal expenses if a Nicaraguan canal bill passes. A Salvation Army tale notes Countess of Tankerville Lenora Van Marter and her husband, once Tacoma workers, married after meeting there, then moved to England. A Paris ophthalmology figure Dr Javal, a famed blind oculist, is honored with high French ranks.

Committee On Ways and Means Congress Booth Countess of ‘Tankerville William Booth Salvation Army Tacoma Wash Earl of Tankerville Lenora van Marter

Dispute Over Exequatur Delays US Consul at Harpoot

Reports from Smyrna and Constantinople show continued Turkish refusal to issue an exequatur to Dr. Thomas H. Norton, delaying the appointment of a United States consul at Harpoot. American diplomatic circles note Kentucky’s presence influences but no formal proposed shipbuilding linked to Armenian claims has reached Washington.

London United States Kentucky Smyrna Constantinople Harpoot Porte Thomas H. Norton Legation Reuter Russia Norton Asia Minor Armenia Washington Turkey State Department State-Department Darpoot

BoLomen To Be Hanged In Lingayen Murder Case

General MacArthur confirms the hangings of four Guardia de Honor members convicted of murder in Lingayen. They face execution December 21. Other notes mention the US cruiser Newark’s orders to Guam and health-related travels of Arthur Ferguson in Hong Kong.

Manila MacArthur Lingaywen Guardia de Honor United States Newark Guam Yosemite Arthur Ferguson Philippine Biola River South Camarines

Cody Hantins Party En Route to Big Horn Mountains

A large hunting party passed through Edgemont on the way to the Big Horn mountains. Attending were Colonel W F Cody, Hake of Omaha, M R Russell of Deadwood, J H O’Brian of Buffalo New York, St Compton of Sheridan Wyoming, John Martin of Cody Wyoming, and F N Pearson and C E Morrill of Lincoln Nebraska.

Cody Hantins Edgemont Big Horn Mountains Colonel W F. Cody H.H. Hake Omaha M. R. Russell Deadwood J. H. O'Brian Buffalo N. Y St Compton Sheridan Wyse John Martin Cody Wyo F. N. Pearson C. E. Morrrill Lincoln Neb

Carnegie Contract Signed for Armor Plate Supply

Washington Dec 1 The contract with the Carnegie company to furnish a large quantity of armor plate was concluded and signed today. It is expected that the Bethlehem contract for armor will be signed tomorrow.

Carnegie Washington Carnegie Company Bethlechem

Train Dives Into Ohio River Near Beaver

A Cleveland and Pittsburg flyer plunged into the Ohio River at Beaver Pennsylvania late tonight. Three Cleveland men were killed, including Engineer Couch eour, Fireman Allen and Express Messenger Casey. Nineteen others are reported dead and the entire train is said to be in the river.

Beaver Cleveland Pittsburg Ohio River Coucheour Allen Casey

Cuba Company Organized in Santiago de Cuba

Sir William Van Horne and party left Santiago for Olen guegos en route to Santa Clara and Havana. He plans to return in February. The Cuba company is fully organized, with his son staying in Santiago as assistant superintendent of construction. He praised local businessmen for support of his projects and the attraction of immediate benefits.

Cuba Santiago DE Cuba Wiliam van Horne Santiago Olenguegos Santa Clara Havana William Sir Wiligm

Livestock Market Report from South Omaha Yard

Light cattle run with strong demand and higher prices for cows and feeders. One standout batch of choice steers sold at 5.50 while hogs, lambs, and sheep moved at steady to firm levels amid limited receipts. native and Texas cattle and hogs shown mixed price ranges with brisk buyer activity in a small market.

Onaha Union Stock Yards Kansas Texas

A Truce for the Boers With Botha and Dewet

London dispatch reports the Statist will propose government negotiations with Commandant General Botha and General Dewet to end the war. It notes potential mistrust of civil overtures, suggests Cape Town authorities or Milner or Hoffmayer may handle talks, and argues the nation is losing prestige life and possessions while urging conciliation over harsh action.

Botha Dewet London Capetown Alfred Milner Cape Colony J. B. Hoffmayer South Africa

Japanese Officials Arrive in San Francisco to Inspect Warships

A party of distinguished Japanese officials aboard the Nippin Maru, led by Captain T. Matsue and Commander K. Yamada, will inspect U.S. war vessels and seek terms to build one or two gunboats or cruisers. They will also tour torpedo boat destroyers in Britain before returning east.

San Francisco City T. Matsue K. Yamada England Japan

German Farmer Burned to Death in Emigrant Car

RHINBECK Indiana December 11 Peter Peters a German farmer of this city was burned to death in his emigrant car on a side track near Glad Brook. He had bought a farm in South Dakota and was en route with six head of cattle three horses and his household goods. Peters leaves a widow and several young children.

Rhinbeck Peter Peters Gladbrook South Dakota Peters

Amalipors Secure at Gothenburg

Gothenburg Nebraska reports a smallpox scare with precautionary measures. No cases locally, but North Platte tickets barred and the school board urges vaccination for all school children.

Gothenbursg Gothenburg Neb North Platte

Montana Population Growth Reported in 20th Century Rise

Washington data released today shows Montana's population at 243,329, up from 182,169 in 1890, an increase of 131,170 people or 84.1 percent. Texas stands at 3,048,710, up from 2,236,522 in 1890, a gain of 138,187.

Montana Washington Texas

McKinley Spouse Arrives in New York for Christmas Shopping

Mrs William McKinley and Mrs Garrett M Hobart widow of the late vice president arrived in New York this afternoon to do Christmas shopping and are staying several days at the Manhattan hotel The two ladies are traveling with a small party and are said to be in good spirits during their visit

Dirs McKinley New York William McKinley Garrett M. Hobart Manhattan

The Death List Mounting

Four more victims died today at the glue works factory, raising the death toll to eighteen with several more expected to perish. Crowds gathered at the morgue as anxious inquirers and relatives sought information about the known survivors of the accident.

San Francisco Glues Works

Roof Collapse at San Francisco Glass Works Kills Several

At the San Francisco and Pacific glass works on Fifteenth and Bryant streets a roof collapsed during a Stanford UC football game. About sixty injured, ten dead, including seven boys aged ten to fifteen. Victims scattered to nearby hospitals as crowds surged, with police and coroner scrambling to manage the scene and transport the injured.

San Francisco Pacific Glass Works Fifteenth Bryant Streets Stanford University of California Thut al Essmann Southern Pacific St. Luke's Glass Works

United States Criticized Over Washington Policy

Berlin papers denounce U S policy amid tensions with Germany over China and ambassadorial exchanges. White says his Washington instructions sought only informal suggestions not requiring a formal reply, and he doubts Germany will respond.

United States Berlin Washington Berliner Neueste Nachrichten Russia China Freisinnige Zeitung White Offce von Holleben McKinley Hay Germany Germany. Ambassador White Baron von Richhofen Conger

Utah Forest Lands Withdrawn From Public Entry

Washington November 30 Commissioner Hermann of the general land office ordered the withdrawal from public entry of 250000 acres of vacant unappropriated public domain in Utah. The land forms the watershed supplying Salt Lake City’s domestic water and is reserved for forestry purposes.

Utah Washington Hermann General Land Office Salt Lake City

Gold Mine Trust Formed Rumor Hits London

The Daily Express publishes a rumor that a gigantic gold mine trust has been formed in London. Named figures include Meegers, John D. Rockefeller, Cecil Rhodes, Alfred Bell, and Joseph Benjamin Robinson.

London The Daily Express Meegers John D. Rockefeller Cecil Rhodes Alfred Bell Joseph Benjamin Robinson

Funeral of Senator Cushman K. Davis in St. Paul

Quiet nationwide tribute continues at the late home of Cushman K. Davis the funeral is set for 11 oclock Saturday morning at the family residence in St. Paul. Messages and camera crews keep arriving as arrangements are completed for the ceremony.

Senator Davis ST. Paul Cushman K. Davis Lune Dee

Cadet dismissed over Gonging at Naval Academy

The secretary of the navy dismissed a naval academy cadet last week after a guilty finding of gonging copying another cadet's theme and falsity. Fifty six classmates petitioned for clemency and were placed in the third conduct grade, allowing liberty once every four weeks.

Secretary of the Navy Naval Academy

Luck Saved Actress Finds Break After Inheritance

An actress once near quitting the profession gained fortune through an unexpected inheritance. The money allowed her to return to acting in New York where she achieved notable success unseen by the previously little known performer.

New York Lern Go Littl

Indian Pupils in New York Schools Admission Milestone

Two Indians entered public secondary schools in New York City last week marking the first such enrollment. Buelah Dark Cloud and Hessie Dark Cloud, aged 16 and a kindergarten entrant respectively, hail from the Sierras and Abenaki lineage. Their father is a noted artist’s model and their mother a full blood Abenaki. A Sunday issue notes the family’s education and social context amid broader commentary on native achievement.

New York New York City Buelah Hessie Dark Cloud Montreal Bessie Sierras Dark Cloud Remington and Deming

Woman Leader Fights Drink Evil in Minnesota News

Laura J. Smith of Minneapolis chosen as State Organizer for the Independent Order of Good Templars and National Organizer for the American Anti-Drink League. She credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing kidney disease after a long illness. Also notes a 1900 census booklet offer and a brief doctor joke.

Minneapolis Minn Order of Good Templars of Minnesota Laura J. Smith West 33d Dodd

Selling Agents Advert For Union Carbide Calcium Carbide

Nebraska selling agents advertise Union Carbide Co. calcium carbide for acetylene gas. Pacific Storage on pie Co. 912-914 Jones st. also promotes orders. Also a crude note about Allen's Foot Ease and corckscrews.

Nebraska Union Carbide Co Pacific Storage Pie Co Jones

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Capt Sothern E. H. Sothern Hamlet Garden Theater B. H. Sothern Edouard Strauss Johann Strauss Court Hall Austria America Italy Takerville Javal Paris Academy of Medicine Sorbonne Ophthalmological Laboratory Thia Ork Emyrna Bolomen McArthur South Onsbha Kansag City London Statist Perse David R. Swoyner Orangs, N. 3 Catherrine Brent Rockport Ind Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Mre. Jones Dr. Dosem Aeds Allen S. Olmsted le Roy
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