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Newspaper
Lime Springs Sun
Location
Lime Springs, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1902
Page
7
Local Lime Springs Sun listing shows a Clarence related sale of 200000 dollars. The notice frames the transaction as a public sale or financial note with Clarence named among participants. No further details provided in the readable OCR segment.
Milwaukee judge rules swearing outbursts during sleep not punishable while a separate trio of reports covers a Minneapolis fortune teller’s fatal warning, a teen’s suicide attempt thwarted by antidotes, and multiple accidents including a kite fall, a Kansas City cable car crash, and a Nebraska tornado causing damage.
A proposed plan by the American Bankers Association would pay Charles Becker five hundred dollars a month after his release from San Quentin to deter his return to crime. Warden Aguirre’s secretary quoted the decision, while an executive denied knowledge of the arrangement. The report mentions Becker’s boast of future bank-related crimes and notes questions about the association’s protective committee.
University of California geologists announce a major find in limestone caves along the McCloud River in Shasta County. Prof John Merriam will join Eustace Furlong and students as they dig for bones, suggesting an Ossu re cave with layers tracing thousands of years of geological history.
J M McMorria of Charleston was shot and killed by J E Shaffer in Oklahoma City after entering the home believing his granddaughter slept there. McMorris died from wounds received. Shaffer’s account and the dying statement direct the ruling.
A southern bound Frisco passenger train derailed at Edwards Junction near Fort Scott Kansas after unknown persons tampered with rails. The engineer and fireman injured. no passengers hurt. The wreck involved engine and baggage car. coaches remained on track. Other disasters cited include rail collisions, explosions, and a yacht race. Several fatalities and injuries reported in various incidents. autopsy questions on Remington death. steel roll contract awarded to Carnegie company. drownings at Conneaut Lake. planet Eros rediscovery. merger news. bankruptcy of Chauncey Forsvald. guardian request for husband.
Judge Fagan of Shawnee County Probate Court on behalf of Topeka trades unions issued an injunction stopping the American Book Company and the Kansas Book Company from supplying Kansas schools under their state contract. The case found the contract invalid as it was made before the company was legally authorized to do business in Kansas.
In a blaze at 5 Essex Street New York two women and three children died another woman burned severely and a man leaped from a window suffering injuries. Authorities identify one dead woman as Mrs Itosa Moses and a man as Jacob A Mon coricz. A missing woman Mrs Hanrah Balothia is feared among the burned. Nathan Liebowits says four children were found among the wreckage and identified as Moves Juliaa Laula and Ballle aged 3 5 6 and 8. A badly burned woman’s body is also recovered. Selaiman Has American Demands Re garded To Rebuild Mission House.
General Franz Sigel longtime Civil War figure died at his home in Mott Haven New York in his late seventies. Born in Baden Germany November 34 1804 he served in the German Revolution before moving to the United States in 1852 and aligning with the Union. He organized a regiment at St Louis and rose to brigadier general then major general of volunteers.
In 1863 Sigel led district and department commands in West Virginia era battles including Newmarket. He defended Maryland Heights against larger forces to aid Monocacy and Grant reinforcements. A George Sigel war poem by Grant P. Robinson claimed honor. Politically a Democrat allied with Tammany. Survived by widow, three sons and a daughter. youngest son Franz Sigel Jr., a Chicago lawyer.
Coroner's jury in Chicago declares William Barthollane principal in the murder of Annie Bartholla at 6052 State Street. They name Oscar Thompson alias Oscar Isberg and Edward A. Counselman as accessories and call for grand jury action. Police find no involvement by Old Dad Cloffey.
A U S backed by T B Hoard of Nebraska will establish a giant wheat operation on 40000 acres between Craik and Davidson on the Prince Albert branch. $200000 bought the land, $100000 set aside for improvements. The syndicate will own its own elevators and operate modern gear, entering a vast farming venture in Canada.
The Iron Age notes improved iron and steel output yet warns of ongoing fuel scarcity and looming strikes in the anthracite sector. Freight blockades hamper merchandise, while demand appears strong as Southern furnaces retreat. Public markets show mixed signals amid steady bank liquidity and cautious expansion.
Regional and city price listings for cattle hogs and sheep along with grain quotes from Indianapolis St Louis Detroit Milwaukee Toledo New York Buffalo and more. Prices cover No 2 Red wheat corn oats rye barley and dairy items with ranges for choicest lots and typical shipping grades.
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