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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1897
Page
2
A fragment from Graettinger Times shows names Ghaettinger and Kluckhohs linked to a prcb ligixe entry. The readable text provides little context beyond these names and a page label.
A severe coastal storm swept English shores Sunday into Monday with snow and hail. Dozens of bodies washed ashore as ships wrecked and sea walls failed. Towestoft and Scarborough reported flood damage and widespread disruptions to cross channel passenger service.
Pekin announces a program to educate Chinese youth in San Francisco with a new school building, imported teachers, and bilingual instruction. The Chinese government will spend at least 49099 dollars on the pilot, offering free tuition. If successful, similar schools may be opened elsewhere in the United States.
The central trades and labor unions in St. Louis voted to oppose immigration restriction. Delegates, numbering 41105, debated for over three hours and passed a resolution declaring immigration limits contrary to the progressive spirit and a reactionary move against the gains of immigrant workers worldwide.
Three men died from asphyxiation in a tunnel on the Grand Trunk line at Port Buron Michigan Sunday night. A train moving toward the Canadian side trapped air, and a search party later found the crew dead. The tunnel gas from locomotive coal caused the tragedy.
A blast one half mile west of Chesterfield inadvertently set off sixty quarts of nitroglycerine stored in a zinc tub at the end of a steam exhaust pipe. The blast tore a ten foot hole, shattered the engine, hurled people a mile away, and was felt ten miles distant before fire was extinguished.
A cable from Lagos reports a sanguinary collision between 40 British and French troops at Nikki in the Niger region. MM Lebon, French colonies minister, has received no confirmation and discredits the report as of Friday afternoon.
In Cincinnati a three member fusion caucus meeting decided to support the Republican caucus nominee. The fusion ticket carried the county containing Cincinnati with nine Democrats and five Republicans. The planned vote on the joint ballot for United States senators will set the legislature at 89 Republicans and 5 Democrats.
A San Francisco schooner, Sophia Sutherland, carries sixteen men led by Capt. Borrenson in search of Solomon Islands riches. Borrenson, once imprisoned by a British ship, is now said to command a Californians crew with tales of fabulous wealth in the South Seas.
The article reports Emperor William at Kiel boosting German resolve. A squadron of eight cruisers with 500 men will sail to Chinese waters within two months. Prince Henry will command Malius fore, and Germany seeks a free hand in China with Russia. A Russia Germany accord could yield Kaig-Chow to Germany and dominance in Corea.
District Attorney Fmex of Albuquerque says telegrams from Calm Graham constable of Bisbee report the arrest of the Santa Fe Pacific train robbers who held up the Grant, New Mexico, run three weeks ago. Names given are Jesse Witham Tom Andersen and an unknown man. Estimated loot between 25090 and Sieg.
Chicago attorney Albert Phalen, once chief counsel for Adolph Luetgert in his second trial, withdrew from the case Sunday. His exit came after Harmon and Riese retained as assistants opposed his advice. Harmon and Riese plan to announce Phalen’s retirement and seek another continuance due to their unfamiliarity with the case.
Austrian ministry members resigned to Emperor Francis Joseph who tasked Baron Gautsch with forming a new cabinet. The emperor also adjourned the reichsrath upon letter to Count Badeni. Wages rise 10 percent at Jones & Laughlin in Pittsburgh starting December 1 for 3000 day workers. South Portland steamship to be rebuilt for Seattle to St Michael's service. Pope names Rev. U L Chapelle archbishop of New Orleans and Maurice Ray named coadjutor at Erie. Wall Street operator Pell named in receivership with $800,000 judgments. Mme Blauvelle granted absolute divorce in Bladen County North Carolina on grounds of non-support.
Bradstreet's Review notes general trade improvement despite holiday demand at engine points in the south Chicago and tributary regions. Wheat exports show a broad uptick from last week with coast to coast and Canadian shipments lifting total. Corn exports also rise though lagging behind last year with 2.62 million bushels vs 2.29 million last year.
Nineteen inmates at Gill ion County jail Princeton Indiana rose in revolt against Sheriff Murphy on Saturday. Led by John Leger the prisoners declared they would starve or kill the sheriff as a posse stood outside. Murphy entered alone and was attacked but rescued by deputies. A fight ensued with Roger, the ringleader, knocked into a cell and subdued as the uprising ended.
The Oficial Gazette of Spain released royal decrees granting autonomy to Cuba and Porto Rico on Saturday morning. The move ends speculation and anxiety over the government’s delay and reticence.
Mrs Adrian Iselin nee Adrian O Donnell daughter of Columbus O Donnell of Ballimore died Saturday night at her New York home aged 77. The Iselin family is noted for gifts to the Catholic Church including St Garlnel s Roman Catholic Church built four years ago on Jar Island at a cost of 30000. Nearby notes report Fort Townsend troop movement and a cloakmakers strike in New York with wage disputes. A mining man Col George A Bule of Telluride is missing with fears of murder. Fire damages Apt Brothers millinery and house furnishings in Philadelphia causing about 75000 loss with insured amount 59000.
The report lists cattle hogs sheep and grain prices by city including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York and New York markets. Prices cover wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and potatoes with numerous No 2 grades and ranges in cents or dollars per bushel or hundredweight.
A ragged review notes the strong finish by Western teams led by Wisconsin and Michigan with a 21 to 12 victory over Michigan. It highlights key players from Michigan, Wisconsin, Lake Forest and Northwestern, and discusses end positions, tackles, and kicking roles shaping the Western selection. Weather effects and parochial notes accompany the season’s final push toward a Western championship.
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