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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1898

Page

2

Bayard Bank Robbers Fight Sheriff Posse In Nebraska Chase

A two hour running gun battle near the South Dakota line pitted two Bayard bank robbers against a five man posse. Deputies were wounded as pursuers lost two horses. the bandits headed toward the Bad Lands while reinforcements formed. President Taylor, cited in the raid, was not killed and may recover.

Bayard Neb South Dakota Royce Banilils President Taylor

Navy Holds No New Details On Maine Disaster Inquiry

There is no new information from the navy department in Washington about whether the Maine court of inquiry will return from Havana via Key West or when it will finish. Officials say the inquiry’s work is nearly done and no cause for the explosion has been found. Capt. Sigsbee reports two more bodies recovered, one unidentified and J. W. Johns identified, with Holzer dying in hospital. Forsythe says cemetery ground is secured for temporary interments from Havana. The Texas rejoined the Dry Tortugas squadron, the Terror arrived in New York, and the Castine reached Por Franco West Indies.

Navy Department Washington Maine Court of Inquiry Havana Key West Sigsbee J. W. Johns Holzer Forsythe Texas

Lioness Looses On Train Blitzes Baggage Car

An African lioness escaped from a cage aboard Baltimore and Ohio train No 6 near eighty miles from Chicago. She roamed the baggage car for seventeen hours tearing open trunks and boxes before Pittsburg Zoo workers recaptured her on arrival. Authorities suspect hunger drove the break for food.

Baltimore and Ohio Pittsburg Chicago Pittsburg Zoo

War Use Fund Bill Introduced in House

Republican Mr Bramwell of Ohio introduced a resolution in the House to appropriate 20,000,000 to be immediately available for buying war vessels and equipment for immediate use in case of war with any foreign nation. It was referred to the naval committee.

House Bramwell Republican Ohio Naval Committee

Stomach Removed In Pioneering San Francisco Operation

Dr Charles B Brigham of St Luke s Hospital San Francisco performed a complete stomach excision on a woman with cancer. The operation followed by 36 hours recovery with patient resting comfortably. Brigham planned a gastrectomy or gastroenterostomy but found two thirds of stomach involved and elected full excision. It is reported as the third operation of its kind on record.

Charles B. Brigham St. Luke's Hospital San Francisco Brigham

Lloyds Untrue Claim On War Risks Report

The rumor in the United States alleging Lloyds underwriters are seeking low war risks on Spanish steamers bound for Cuba is false. The Chinese government has agreed to open Yuen-Chan as a treaty port on Lake Tun-Tong-To.

WarRisks United States Lloyds London Cuba Xuen-Chan China Yuen-Chan Lake Tun-Tong-To

Double Wedding Dream Fades After Maine Sinking

Sad tale from the Maine disaster outlines two Brooklyn youths, John Fox and John Kelly, who planned a double wedding upon discharge. Friends since youth, their quarrel had been resolved but neither has been heard since the ship was lost. Relatives cling to hope amid unanswered wires.

Maine Lght Mach Navy John Fox Walworth Street John Kelly Sanford Street Brooklyn N.Y Re Maine Fox Kelly

American Steel and Wire Company Formed in $87 Million Plan

A Pittsburgh dispatch reports plans to consolidate wire firms into the American Steel and Wire Company with capital of $87,090,000. The merger aims to acquire wire plants nationwide and secure furnaces and steel mills, creating a capacity of about 60,000 tons weekly of rods, wire, and wire nails.

Pittsburg American Steel and Wire Company

Great Destruction Done Severe Earthquake Shacks in West Indies

A special from Jamaica reports a sequence of strong earthquakes hitting Montserrat in the West Indies. Starting on the 15th, they caused extensive property destruction, landslides, and ruined water pipes. The island’s 8000 to 10000 inhabitants are in great distress and excitement.

West Indies New York Wingston Jamiaica Isla of Montserrat West

Indicted for Robbery in St Louis Office He Threatened Death

John Smith, an unknown man, was indicted by a grand jury for attempted robbery at the Union Trust Company in St. Louis after he demanded 50,000 with a pistol he claimed to be loaded though later found empty. He claimed the bottle he carried held nitro glycerine but it was castor oil. The incident ended with no fatal shooting.

John Smith January &H George M. Medill Union Trust Company St. Louis Grand Auriday Lewis San Pedro Harbor Sena Roy Togo Cox Den Senate Labry W. Corbett Oregon Minneapolis Wayly

War in thirty days sparks Spain US conflict fears

The Madrid organ of the Spanish army predicts war with the United States may begin by April. Cuba's captain general, likely Campos, says he warned that failure to quell rebellion by 1808 would trigger war, and he accepts blame while urging unity to face the danger.

Correspondencia Miliair Madrid Spain United States Cormier Cuba Marshal Campos

TRY TO KILL KING GEORGE Attempted assassination of Greek king

An unsuccessful attempt to assassinate King George of Greece occurred Saturday as he returned from Phalerum to Athens at six o clock. Two men fired from a ditch, wounding a footman in the arm while the king and Princess Maria escaped unhurt. The coachman spurred the horses and the party fled. seven more shots were fired with no further injuries. The king shielded his daughter during the attack.

Greece George Phalerum Athens Jandan Maria

Explosion Kills Ten at Michigan Chemical Works

A blast and ensuing fires at the Tall Chemical Works in Kalwanazoo Michigan killed ten and injured many as debris showered crowds and firemen. Rescue work began amid burning walls and shattered windows while officers investigated the catastrophe.

Michigan Chemical Works Tall Kalwanazoo Mich Steen Offiers

Republics Will Fight in Central American Crisis

Reports from Panama indicate Costa Rica plans for war with Nicaragua. President Itesing warned of inevitable conflict as 4 000 demonstrators showed support for government policy. Costa Rica has 2 000 troops on the frontier, expected to rise to 6 000 next week. many American settlers offer aid with men and money. Phait government denies aiding Nicaraguan rebels.

Nicaragua Costa Rica Panama Itesing Nicrigua Nicaragna Frentier Phait Nicaragima

Bank Robbers Captured Near Sheridan Bank Heist

Three burglars robbed a Sheridan Missouri bank vault on February 15 of about $2400. Charles Martin alias Charles Davis was arrested at the Cambridge Hotel in Omaha by J. Th Yollotson of the Pinkerton agency with Kansas City and Omaha officers. A woman named Mary Stackhouse, living with Martin, was also detained. she claims no knowledge of the crime. Detectives suspect Martin may be the famed safe blower Sam Welch. A pool watch, chain and about $5 in money were seized.

Sheridan Oqwata Sheridsin Charles Martin Charles Davis Cambridge Omaha J. Th Yollotson Pinkerton Agency Kansas City Oandea Mary Stackhouse Nebraska Omieha Sam Welch Martin

Wreck Sight Shocks Passengers on Steamship Conehoa

Reports from New York arrivals describe a horrifying sight of the Conehoa wreck. Spanish officers showed no effort to disperse onlookers while some sailors showed satisfaction at the American ship's fate, with fists raised at the half mast. Nearby, Italian authorities vow strong action over a Porto sequestered Haitian case, and a $188000 assessment is levied on policy holders of a bankrupt insurance group in New York. Bryan delivers remarks to a sizeable Democratic banquet in Topeka.

Conehoa New York Favori Maine

Market quotations span national cattle and grain prices

A dense list of market quotes from multiple cities shows cattle hogs and sheep prices, grain and butter values, and other commodities. Prices vary by region with Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York noted for cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and clover seed.

Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis Cincinnati Detroit Ste Milwaukee New York

Lawmakers Pass Trenderson Bill Amid Budget Debates

The House approved the Trenderson bankruptcy bill with both voluntary and involuntary features by a large majority, amid long sessions debating the Nelson bill and related river, harbor, and census measures. The Senate discussed census changes and Cuban policy, while local Washington birthday adjournment altered session timing.

House Committee On Judiciary Seattle Newberry College South Carolina Bailey Jeader Theouse Washington Dingley Atlen Committee On Naval Affairs Massine Johnson Tidinna Tiavail

Note on Acco Market Entry

A fragment suggests a note about Acco being raised or promoted on the market. Details are unreadable but indicate a sale or listing context concerning Acco.

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