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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1901

Page

6

Leavenworth Mob Executed Alexander in a Lynch Butchered Siege

A mob stormed Leavenworth jail to lynch Alexander, an African American inmate accused of attempted assault. Deputies corralled him, then the mob battered doors with rails and struck him with a chain and fire, burning him alive in a mob execution while spectators gathered for relics of charred flesh and belongings.

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Oklahoma and Statehood Promises Growth and Wealth

The Territory of Oklahoma seeks statehood, listing 400000 residents with 144000 students, 76000000 in property, 12000000 acres under cultivation, 6000 carloads of manufactures, and 40000 carloads of produce transported. Proponents argue statehood would boost population to about a million, add votes, and raise taxation and revenue.

Adutlsaton Oklahoma United States

Mrs Nation and Her Public Stunt Chronicle

Mrs Nation, a controversial figure, headlines a narrative of public stunts aimed at exposing state reputation. The article portrays her as a forceful figure who has previously damaged property to rally attention and advocate reforms, detailing episodes across towns and a noted marriage to a prosperous attorney, with further exploits alleged in multiple locales.

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Ex-Gov James A Mount Dies in Indianapolis Hotel

Ex governor James A Mount died suddenly of heart failure at the Denison Hotel in Indianapolis on Wednesday night. He was 73 years old, known as the Turner Governor, born in Shot County, Ohio, and served in the Civil War with Wilfer's brigade before a long political career.

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Notable Death of Mounted Infantry Officer in Montgomery County

States that the officer died after sustaining disability from mounted infantry service and never fully recovered. Survived by three children and Mrs. Alount. Oldest child Mrs. Chavica Butler lives on a farm in Montgomery County near her father. Also mentions Mrs. John W. Niculy and Rev. Harry M. Mount as other children with ties to Beirut, Syria and Connersville Presbyterian Church.

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Alvord Gets Thirteen Years In Sing Sing

New York bank teller Alvord Jr of the What National Bank of New York pleaded guilty to three counts of embezzlement totaling 600,000. He was sentenced to thirteen years at Sing Sing, with Judge Tulehom lamenting the breach of public trust by bank officers and employees.

New York Sing Slug Corneling L. Alvord, Jr What National Bank of New York Hgtin Emnbesanug ‘Thao Sim Wan Sing Sing Gon Tulehom

Large rise in corporation filings and capital in 1900

The official register shows 424 incorporations in 1809 and 498 in 1810 with foreign filings not yet counted. Bank capital climbed from $606,000 to $1,610,600, while new mercantile concerns reached forty one and mining activity increased as laws curbed outside engagement. Tax collections for collateral inheritance rose sharply, reaching about $116,400 in 1900 as work intensifies for the treasurer under Gilbertson.

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Four men found guilty in Paterson murder case

Walter McAlister Andrew Campbell William Dent are found guilty of second degree murder in the Jennie Bosschieter case. The 17 year old was found dead near the Passaic river after a night of drugged wine and assault by four men connected to her family. The sentence for second degree murder carries up to thirty years in prison.

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Few-Line Interviews on Governance and Expositions

A series of brief quotes from varied figures including Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson and Philip Hanna discuss political duties, re election, public accountability, and the role of people in government. Opinions range from vigilance to dangers of corruption and the challenges of organizing expositions amid political currents.

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Suppression of Blood-and-Thunder Circulating Libraries

The growth of free libraries in London curbs harmful circulating libraries. Stalls in the East End sold sensational blood and thunder books demonizing police and glorifying criminals. They charged local readers four pence to read and one pence for deposit. Free libraries have largely eradicated this nuisance.

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Officer Swanson Aids Danish Society Story

Council Bluffs Iowa January 1901 Special report tells how Officer A C Swanson of the rural police force, longtime city resident and vice president of the Dannebrog Brotherhood, recovered from kidney and liver trouble after using Dodd’s Kidney Pills. He credits the remedy with gradual, total improvement and praises its benefits.

A. C. Swanson Council Bluffs Iowa Swanson Dannebrog” Brotherhood America Dodd Mipe

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