Graettinger Toles Graettinger E F Kluchhorn Teeugen
Fragmentary OCR text lists names Graettinger and Kluchhorn with unclear roles. No coherent event details present to establish a full news item.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1898
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text lists names Graettinger and Kluchhorn with unclear roles. No coherent event details present to establish a full news item.
Spain has withdrawn its request for the recall of Consul Ifensysy Lee. The incident began as a suggestion rather than a demand and is now considered closed. Spain’s objections centered on Lee’s Cuba sympathy and newspaper ties. a formal recall was avoided as the note was never a demand. Lee may remain in position without Spain’s action.
George Crail a noted pension swindler operating across several western states was arrested at Hoitea Kansas by a government inspector. He used aliases including E S Wright and B Allen. He posed as a pension examiner and charged victims to “fix” cases in the pension office. Government inspectors have pursued him for over six months.
The United States Supreme Court ruled Monday that Nebraska’s maximum freight rate law for rail transportation is invalid. The decision, upholding the Eighth Circuit, found the law violated the Fourteenth Amendment by allowing property take without due process, preventing enforcement of the state cap on shipments.
A London cable reports six Irish political prisoners jailed for dynamite offenses will be freed in June on cabinet authority and medical certification from Home Secretary Ridley. The June review of sentences precedes release due to their fragile health.
A Teheran dispatch reports the governor of Kerman province routing rebels in Baluchistan areas. The order appears to be restored, with insurgents subdued in several engagements. The message notes efforts to quell unrest across the region and restore provincial authority.
Reports indicate Duzzelt and Marsh have been sentenced to die for the murder of Latier’s husband. The court proceedings concluded with capital punishment set to be carried out at Windsor, with further details and dates unclear due to garbled text.
Ship Maria Tichmerrs suffers a shaft break up to the vessel but remains safe with all aboard. The Meta Givhacart is reported in the vicinity on another vessel. The text also references towage and regional confusion about western United States routes and passenger lines.
Kid McCoy defeated Burley by a second round knockout at Hot Springs Arkansas on Friday afternoon. The bout was fast with a left hook powering the decisive blow as Burley was counted out.
Walter Green a Black man died near Piqua Ohio after drinking ten glasses of whisky in a dare at a bar. A youth named Anen Dumlap had wagered and supplied the drink. Green began with a pint bottle and drank more before collapsing.
A federal grand jury in San Frans returned indictments against eight wholesale and 37 retail coal dealers who were members of a venul embine, alleging criminal offenses under statute. An auction sale at Sunnysiape farm near Eulporia Kan closed after 1 animals were disposed of at an average of 22 per head. The top price was for a prize bull sold by Lull Salisbury of Reaswith, Va for 3098. The heeven bull was bid in by B. Cross for 257. Four Meproes Drowned in the Bostonia incident as eight roustabouts fell from the gang plank near Cincinnati into the river. four were rescued.
Luetgert of Chicago learns the life task assigned in prison with intent to manufacture sausage for the penitentiary. He welcomes the prospect as he begins the controlled work under prison officials.
The article reports a debated plan for naval relief to Cuban sufferers. A press statement from Judge Day notes the president will not heed Gen. Lee's call while outlining Navy allocations and Key West vessel movements for aid to Mataurus and Sagua.
A prisoner named Ludgert, headed to Juliet to begin a life sentence in the Diinois Penitentiary. Jail staff and fellow inmates showed mixed emotions as the procession proceeded to the train. He wept openly upon reaching Juliet, unable to speak as the prison door closed behind him.
A large Pittsburg fire Sunday night trapped three families in a ramshackle three story brick tenement. The blaze began in Warry Levin's dining room, raced up stairs, and suffocated one woman while five others were badly burned with three possibly dying. Firemen conducted daring rescues to prevent a wider disaster.
Saturday night at Athens IMS Eli Gilchrist a gambler with David Easton John Whitehurst and Thomas Scantlin went to Fred Smpkey’s house to disrupt a dance. A brawl followed and John Windland and George Rickstraw were shot with Rickstraw fatally. Gilchrist held by the coroner jury for murder. Easton Whitehurst and Scantlin named accessories.
Reading off lines, investigators report an outbreak of spinal meningitis affecting dozens of travelers and workers along the Lynn Canal route. Emergency crews encountered several unconscious arrivals as the illness spread, with many deaths and ongoing medical response into the week. Local officials urged care and isolation as symptoms emerged among the affected groups.
A prominent young physician, Dr Brooke, was shot by Burke and Daffy after reportedly attacking officers in a family home. Burke fired at point blank range, hitting Brooke in the left arm, then Daffy shot him in the side, with the wound described as potentially fatal.
Severe storms in Peravia and northern Persia trigger a historic weather event. More than 100 people are confirmed dead with many others missing as rescue efforts continue. Authorities urge caution and report widespread damage.
The report tabulates commodity prices across cities including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York with cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye butter and eggs. Prices span ranges by category and grade, such as cattle 3.00 to 5.75, hogs 3.00 to 8.60, wheat No 2 red 69c to 1.07, corn No 2 mixed 21c to 82c, butter 18.6c to 21c.
A fragmentary excerpt urges prospectors heading to Alaska and the Klondike to focus on practical food supplies and reliable baking powder. It promotes Rosal Baking Powder as trustworthy and notes a Royal Baking Powder Company book of cookery, offered free by mail, as guidance for travelers and miners.
House ferns require moisture and shade to thrive. Use evaporation or misting to maintain humidity, place pots over damp sand for consistency, and avoid full sun on tender new fronds. Do not overwater daily unless necessary. keep plants in partial shade and prevent drying out.
An old market notice promotes Salzer's Northern Grown Seeds for farms across America. It touts a $100 gold prize for naming corn and oat varieties and a $1 seed price at Carvel while urging readers to mail 10 cents to John A. Salzer Seed Co for seven new family seed samples and a free catalog.
A petrified Indian statue stands by a stream near a cove by the Lake Hotel in Yellowstone Park. Jaynes of St Paul captured a photo showing a standing figure eight feet tall, weighing 400 pounds, with arms and legs in a stride pose.
A student and professor debate how microbes gain intelligence, with the student claiming deduction from their nature and origin. The fragments suggest a philosophical or fictional exchange about perception and knowledge.
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