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01 Dec 1897
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Lebanon Daily Reporter in Lebanon, Indiana
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1897
Page
1
Congress Awaits Session as Cuba and Currency Loom
Washington December 1. Congressmen arrive slowly as the new session opens. Debate focus centers on Cuba policy and Republican currency plans amid talks of retirement of greenbacks. Judge Day declines attorney generalship offer. Lovering to be reprimanded. lakefront case in Chicago highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howes
Cuba
Brooken
Senate
House
Hepburn
Hemys
Walker
Massachusettes
Hepturn
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Judge Days
Wasitverox
Ansistant
Day
State Department
Judge Day
Lovering
Alger
Judge Advocate General
War Department
Miles
Embezzler Moore Sentenced Eight Years In Nebraska
Ex State Auditor Eugene Moore, found guilty of embezzling 23000 state funds, drew eight years in the penitentiary at hard labor. Judge Cornish cited outrage justice and reduced by two years for family mercy. Moore sobbed as his wife pleaded for mercy beside him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Eugene Moore
Moore
Postmaster Willard Gillham Missing in Decade Mystery
Willard L. Gillham attorney and postmaster at Wilard is missing after leaving for Edwardsville on November 18. His family fears for his safety as authorities search Mitchell, the transfer point to his fost family’s home. The case involves unclear motives and a possible murder linked to a disputed motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urree Atros
Ula
Willard L. Gillham
D. B. Gillham
Gillham
Edwardsville
Mitchell
Unclear fragment hints at murder motive and strangling
Fragmentary text suggests a person claimed to have earned 97.78 before a murder and that Merry strangled his wife after she refused to give money or consent. Details are incomplete and names are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry
Paupers Report Highlights Chronic Dependency Causes
A New York Charity Organization Society committee analyzes 500 families from 1899 to Sept 1 this year. It notes chronic pauperism stems from inability to support self and limited moral development, with most applicants being married men and women, including widows with children. Irish and US natives are heavily represented. many US natives had lived in the city under a year. Among applicants, 122 men and 231 women are cited as of good character, while the rest are listed as professional beggars, criminals, or chronic paupers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society
New York
Committee On Statistics
The
Richmond Mayo Smith
Franklin H. Sidflings
Columbia University
Frederick W. Halls
Iriah
United States
Georgian Legislators Hijacked in Swamp Ambush
A Georgia House committee, traveling to inspect a convict camp, was halted in the Okefenokee swamp by two men posing as railroad officials. They extorted payments totaling a sum amid the halt, then the journey continued after a second demand. Another brief item reports Louisville gateway to the south reopening with a fast vestibule train linking Chicago and southern cities, promising a Chicago to Jacksonville ride of 33 hours. A Kentucky governor pardoned Catherine McQuinn, long jailed as an alleged accomplice in a Breathitt county murder, after jurors and trial officials attested her innocence. In Ohio a hardware store clerk, Joseph User, suffered a fatal lung injury after attempting to draw oil from a barrel using a suction tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Knights of the Road
Atlanta
House of Representatives
Okeflaokee
Louisville
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Fla
Frangfort
Baa
Catherine McQuinn
Tom Smith
Rader
Breathitt County
Daviestons
Joseph User
Booth-Tucker outlines Savon Army colony plan in New York
A Carnegie Hall audience heard Commander Booth-Tucker of the Salvation Army present a scheme to colonize the unemployed. He proposed establishing a western Colorado settlement for thousands, requiring substantial capital and a six week operation timeline to move the plan forward. He stressed the need for funding to meet the emergency and to execute the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imanier
Saivaion
New York
Dec
Noted Plan For German Style Colony In 200 Families
A plan proposes placing 200 families on 2000 acres of irrigated land and forming a cooperative loan association modeled on the German system to provide funds for stock purchases. Subscriptions flood the effort, with donors including Elizabeth Livingston and Governor Flower, bringing total to about 80000. The story also notes various 19th century local affairs and obituaries from Oregon, Indiana, Kentucky, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Livingston
Governor Flower
John E. Millholland
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Figaro
Jéminal Pauw
Raterhasy
Walain Esterhaay
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Mariesville
Ala
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Bill Anderson
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F. Ss. Keswert
Old Reliable Terre Haute Brewing Co
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Mra. Nack
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DR. Whitman
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Milloratmeg
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Kokomo
Frank B. Burke
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Andrew Maubrey
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Arcadia
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Louieville
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Charles K. Thompson
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Dairyman
Buick
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French Court of Appeal
Piwethie of Law
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Woolford
Spain
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Madrid
Diplomatic Corps
Frank A. Kieth
Mregis Godfrey
Suicidle
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Maso
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Carter
Courtmartiat
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Hoshi
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Willi
Hawaii
Pullman
Hicago
Pepit
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