Graettinger Times Publisher E F Kluckhohn
Graettinger Times announces publisher E F Kluckhohn in Graettinger Iowa. The notice lists his name and role in the local newspaper's masthead.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1898
Page
2
Piracy on High Seas Attacks U S Mail Boat
The steamer Australia reports a piracy case near Lynn Canal involving the Canada and the Coleman. Captain Piper towed the derelict Canada to Pyramid Harbor, libeled the vessel at Juneau, and later returned to find a larger crew aboard. A clash ensued with gunfire and injuries, leading to arrests for piracy and attempted manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaskan
Australia
Dyea
United States
Canada
Lynn Canal
Coleman
Juneau
Piper
Pyramid Harbor
Daniels
Sitka
Ler
High Seas
Marshal Cudghee
Uncle Sam Buys Brazilian Warships in England
Washington reports two Brazilian cruisers Amazonas and Admiral Bruen are nearly finished in an English yard and will be delivered to the United States. Spain has not secured O Higgins and Chile will not sell to Spain or Argentina. The Army faces recruiting to man the ships, possibly 260 men per vessel, with orders to commission them under the US flag at New Castle to avert complications if hostilities arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
England
United States
Amazonas
Admiral Bruen
Washington
Spain
O'Higgins
Chili
Brazil
Atlantic
Howell
San Francisco
New Castle
Brealh
Would-Be Traitors Slain in Cuban Skirmish
Reports from Santa Clara Cuba say insurgent leaders Caylto Alvarez Nunez and others near La Esparaga were about to surrender to Spanish forces when insurgent commander Roberto Bermudez found out and killed the prospective deserters leaving their bodies on the field. The episode follows prior tensions and local action amid the Cuban struggle for independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Clara
Cuba
Caylto
Alvarez
Nunez
la Esparaga
Roberto Bermudez
U.S. Moves to Buy Two Warships from Brazil
Friday cabinet session focused on Navy plans to acquire vessels under construction for Brazil, possibly two cruisers Amazonas and sister ship. Officials noted options on more ships, with a naval officer abroad to inspect condition. final ratification from London’s naval attaché awaited as $50,000,000 defense appropriation funds ship purchases and munitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Amazonas
England
Long
London
Lieut
Colwell
Navy Department
New Military Department Created For Southern States
The secretary of war plans a new military department called the department of the south. It will include South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Texas. The old Texas department based in San Antonio is abolished with Gen Graham to command the new region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of War
Department of Texas
San Antonio
Texas
Department of the South
Graham
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Department of the East
Merritt
New York
Gasoline Stove Fire Claims Three From Minnesota Family
A gasoline stove flash caused Mrs. Andrew C. Peterson of Minneapolis to catch fire while fueling a lit stove. She died four hours later along with her 20 month old son. Mada Baehr, the sister, suffered extensive burns and died in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Helen Schwann
Andrew C. Peterson
Minneapolis
Minn
Maine sardine factories bought by English syndicate option
G Stevens of the Brooklyn Packing Company in Brooklyn Maine has secured a ninety day option on all 53 Maine sardine factories for nearly 1 500 000 to benefit an English capital syndicate of 3 000 000. The move prompts broad congratulations to the White House and state department on the Cuban question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Stevens
Brooklyn Packing Company
Brooklyn
Maine
Mr. Stevens
White House
State Department
Vic
Bowery Mission Lodging House Fire Kills Eleven in NYC
A blaze at the Bowery Mission Lodging House in New York City destroyed the building early Sunday, killing eleven lodgers and causing about 15 to be lost in the flames. The fire trapped inmates on upper floors as doors and stairs filled with smoke and heat, with a basement restaurant and ground floor mission use. The cause remains unknown and the Christian Herald-run lodging house housed 15 men on the top floors paying pennies per night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowery Mission
Bowery Mission Lodging House
New York City
The
Christian Herald
Proctor Returns Refuses Cuban Interview
Senator Proctor and Col. Parker returned from Cuba to Washington. Proctor declined to discuss the trip but praised Miss Clara Barton and her work with reconcentrados. Parker described widespread suffering in Sagua la Grande Matanzas Cienfuegos and Artemisa and noted Spaniards treated them well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Senator Proctor
Col. Parker
Cuba
Washington
Proctor
Wau
Clara Barton
Sagua la Grande
Matanzas
Cienfuegos
Artemisa
Pinar del Tio
Cabi
Miss Barton
Havana
Maine
de Lome
Bismarck Weakens in Invalid Chair Decline Reported
A Berlin cable reports Prince Otto von Bismarck is now a helpless invalid, daily growing feebler and unable to stand, confined to an invalid chair. He requires lifting from chair to bed and garden tours amid a dreary inactivity as death nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Otto von Bismarck
Friedrichsrulie
Bradstreets Review Reports Mixed Trade In Wood Trade
Bradstreet s weekly review notes continued activity across distributive trade, with larger western southern and far northwestern cities leading in demand for dry goods groceries hardware iron and steel and built materials. Eastern markets show a slight disappointment and slower reports while raw wool wheat and staple prices weaken amid war rumors and concerns over global wheat supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet's
Mos
Wihiel ix
Planes debate and Senate focus on District of Columbia bill
The planse on Monday passed for two artillery regiments and a wider dispersal of rules led by Mr Bailey in a lengthy filibuster over District of Columbia legislation. The Senate devoted time to the District appropriation while other bills including highway and defense measures moved, and the House debated military stores and pensions with limited progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
Bailey
District of Columbia
Senate
Distriet of Columbia
Mississippi River
Trairie di Bien
Wis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Conmessee
House
Seattle
Mir Diddy
Minnesota
Mir. Shermay
Ageny
SGO Cid
Ponse
Fight Is Declared A Draw In San Francisco Bout
Tom Sharkey and Joe Choynski battled twenty rounds for 60 percent of gate receipts under the National Athletic club. A foul fight climaxed in eighth round as Sharkey hurled Choynski through the ropes. referee's decision following police input declared a draw amid a 7000-strong crowd and Sharkey's objections to the official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharkey
Choynski
Tom Sharkey
Joe Choynski
San Francisco
National Athletic Club
Choyashi
Attempted suicide and family dispute lead to Chicago incident
Mrs. John Boyd, daughter-in-law of millionaire Francis Baya of Milwanker, shot herself in Chicago seeking to regain her husband whom she believes his parents took away due to their opposition to the marriage. Her wound may prove fatal. In Congress, a possible vote of thanks to consul general Fitzhugh Lee is anticipated for Havana service. The Senate Immigration Committee reports against T V Powderly as immigration commissioner. In Saginaw Michigan, all streetcars are tied up as ninety conductors and metermen strike for regular hours and overtime pay. Prof Horace Fenn, once in the United States, drowns himself at Frankfurt am Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John $. Boyd
Francis Baya
Milwanker
Chicago
Boyd
Congress
Lee
Fitzhugh Lee
Havana
Market Quotes for Cattle Hogs Wheat and More Across Cities
A dense listing of commodity prices from multiple cities including Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo and New York. Cattle hogs and sheep trade at varied bids with wheat corn oats rye and butter prices shown for No 2 red No 2 white No 2 yellow and other grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Hays
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
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Dol A
Atchison, Wau
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United States Asiatic Squadron
Hong Kong
Manilla
Powderly
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T.V. Powderly
Chandler
Ellis
Saginaw
Saginaw, Mich
Horace Kenn
Horace Fenn
Iself
Frankfort-on-te-Main
Mariet
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