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Newspaper

Lime Springs Sun

Location

Lime Springs, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1897

Page

7

Diverse 1890s US news items and incidents summary

A mixed dispatch notes executions and uprisings, rail and train wrecks, bank failures, and crime. It records electrocution of Frank Mueller in Ohio, a Cortland train derailment, Rockefeller’s $250,000 pledge, Ku Bank of Durand embezzlement charges, Kansas City fire homeless families, July immigrant totals, and extensive US trade and crime snippets. It also mentions population of New York City at 2,000,916 and a Denver area train hold-up with $10,000 stolen.

Vention Christian Buf- Brembera Congress New Mexico First National Bank of Greensburg Ind Frank Mueller Ohio Penitentiary Columbus Kaw River Kansas City United States Joseph A. Lilly Jackson Township Charles M. Charnley Chicago Presbyterian Board of Aid For Colleges and Academies W. Russell Ward John Tradbury Los Angeles Cal Wheasland New York Gulf of Mexico Jock Bmcaullife Hos Wis Ocean Springs Miss Newport New York City Irvin Mountain Col

Personal and political notes from 1900s era headlines

Michigan’s Barney Melllrow dies at 107 in Wales. Virginia Republicans set October 6 Lynchburg state convention to nominate ticket. Col D J Palmer nominated for state senator after 6021 ballots. Fusion ticket in Nebraska for Supreme Judge John J Sullivan and regents E Von Forell and George F Kenower. McKinley attends Twenty third Ohio reunion in Fremont. Colorado GOP renominates Charles D Trayt. Silver Republicans back him at Glenwood. Lazarus Greengard, 105, dies in St Louis. Helen Lews, 107, dies in St Joseph, born slave in 1790. Colorado populists nominate William Gabbert for Supreme Court. Seth Low hailed Citizens’ Union mayoral bid. Benjamin Brewster dies at 60 in Cazenovia. McKinley and wife return to Canton for a few days.

Barney Melllrow Michigan Wales Virginia Lynchburg D. J. Palmer Iowa Nebraska Supreme Judge John J. Sullivan Columbus University Regents E. von Forell Kearney George F. Kenower Wisner McKinley Fremont Twenty-third Ohio Regiment Denver Colorado Republicany Charles D. Trayt Supreme Court Glenwood Lazarus Greengard United States St. Louis Helen Lews St. Joseph Mich Delaware Colorado Salida William Gabbert Seth Lowhina Citizens’ Union Greater New York Benjamin Brewster Keokuk & Des Moines Railroad Cazenovia N. Y Canton

Crete Turmoil, Venezuela Vote, and Education Talks

Foreign affairs reported a failed joint indemnity guaranty to Turkey due to Turkish reluctance and German jealousy. Crete insurgents shelled Turkish troops with no casualties. A St Petersburg commission will discuss universal education in Russia. Venezuela elected Gen Ignacio Andrade president. Farmers at St Paul urged dairy industry support and disease prevention, while Nicaragua moved toward a gold standard. Gen Fitzhugh Lee left Cuba for New York on leave.

Saliabory Turkey Greece Busaia Germany Crete St. Petersburg Russia Ignacio Andrade Republic of Venezuelan Farmers’ Congress St. Paul Nica- Taguan Fitzhigh Lee Genera Cuba New York

From a Cramped Year, Turmoil Across Regions and News

A jumble of items details rail accidents and a fatal tramp death, yellow fever measures, factory reopenings in Manchester and labor notices, Colorado fusion policy, a national letter carriers meeting, a dramatic high dive in Chicago with police action, a McKeesport plant fire causing significant loss, and admirals deciding to lift the Cretan blockade.

Psiilic Pau Petrona Ramo Satvul Ocean Springs Orleans Bord Amoskeag Menchester N. H Democrate of Colorado National Association of Letter Carriers San Francisco George W. Clarke Chicago Halstad Street Jhe Mendehisoho Plane Works Barckhoff Organ Works McKeesport Cretan

Markets. Minneapolis grain and livestock prices

Markets report from Minneapolis dated Sept 4 shows wheat No 1 northern new at 93 to 93 quart?. No 2 northern at 89 34 to 90 cents. December 80 4? cents. Corn No 3 at 28 cents. Oats No 3 white at 20 cents. Cattle steers 3.20 to 3.75. cows 2.75? to 3.25. hogs 3.80 to 4.00. sheep Morton 3.10 to 4.10. lambs 4.25. Butter creamery extras 16 to 17c. firsts 14 to 15c. dairy fancy 18 to 14c. dairy choice 11 to 18c. Poultry turkeys 6 to 7c. spring chickens 7 to 8c.

Minneapolis Northern New Morton

Long Island home named The Bungalow by Es Wheeler Wilcox

Minor news item notes Es Wheeler Wilcox naming her summer residence The Bungalow on Long Island Sound. Other clipped facts include strict enforcement of a bird caging ordinance in Tampa Florida and various scattered historical and statistical items from the era.

Es Wheeler Wilcox Long Island Sound Tampa Fla Phoenix A. T Larsike Norway Sweden Sternberg United States Army Louis Sehru Fayette Rosita Farlo Morocco Eex Guzman Blanco Venezuela Montreal Stratham Auehi British Empire Sears

Iowa Newsletter reports on Gov Drake and Pella centennial

Special correspondence from Olnes Iowa notes Gov Drake's improved but limited mobility after Excelsior Springs, and a town Children’s Home project in Des Moines with donations totaling thousands. It also recalls Frank No Y Bohemian’s arrest in Benton County, the Iowa State Fair livestock outlook, a Pella semi centennial celebration with a Dutch heritage parade, and a local journalist’s career in Estherville and Fort Dodge.

Olnes Frank No Y Atson Tfe Metent Benton County Perrin Klouse Delle Plaine Novak Alaska Northwest Territory Chilkal Pass Juneau Lake Bennett Dawann Yukon St. Michaels Seattle Fowler C. E. Cameron J. P. Manitrey Daniel Sheehan Tr. J. Johnson J. Moogo Drake Centerville Excelsior Springs Pines Jeatate

A Strange Experience at Le Mars Ends in Outbreak by Servant

Rev L J Jenner family faced a wild scene as woman servant Minnia Slinger, 26, struck plates from the breakfast table smashing them and pursued a child with a carving knife. Neighbors restrained her as the outbreak subsided without further injuries.

L. J. Jenner le Mars Minnia Slinger Misa Slinger

A Novel Wedding in Indianola Ends With Rival Bride Fuss

A wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Oliver St John in Indianola united Carl Chilson and Maude St John. After the vows Addie McCorkle appeared claiming she was Chilsons betrothed causing a scene before leaving sorrowfully. The participants are well known and respected.

Yenandlon Marriace Vonota Indianola Oliver St. John Carl Chilson Maude St. John Addie McCorkle Pleasantville

Deaths from Poison Eatery Of Four Children In Jackson County

Four children from Otter Creek and nearby were poisoned after eating jimson seeds in the woods. Nicholas Koppes and Mathew Wirtz families reported multiple illnesses, with two Koppes children dying and two Wirtz children later succumbing, bringing total deaths to four. A doctor attended the scene and treated the sick.

Jackson County Nicholas Koppes Otter Creek Mathew Wirtz Koppes Elil Grett

Thrilling Robbery In Yellowstone Park Party Held Up

Mrs L L Estes and daughter of Webimter City and Mrs J Andrews of Boone on a west tour with 50 to 60 companions were halted by two masked robbers in Yellowstone. The party, traveling in seven coach loads, were forced to surrender valuables as park rules forbid firearms and no one was armed.

L. L. Estes Imter City J. the Andrews Boone West Yellowstone Park

Settlement Reached In Damages Suit For Broken Promise

Miss Tillie Boerkman sued Frank B. Tedrow for 5000 dollars claiming heartbreak from a broken engagement. The parties settled out of court with Tillie relieved and Tedrow reportedly paying about 200 dollars. Terms not disclosed.

Tillie Boerkman Perry Frank B. Tedrow Tedrow Tillie Frank

Fragmentary OCR News Update on Bridge Fatality

A damaged OCR fragment describes a fatal incident near a bridge. It mentions a young man killed and a coroner’s report, with unclear details about the location and circumstances. The text is incomplete and hasil.

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