Statues Show Debate in Christiania Theatre Row
A bronze Bjornson statue and a second figure before the national theater in Christiania draw discussions. Bjornson, returning to direct his play Ueber die Kraft after thirty years, demands removal calling it a permanent slander. An inquiry reveals Jsen has never seen the statue and plans to recast both figures into a less objectionable form.
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Jerne Bjornson
Faben
National Theater
Christiania
Bjornson
Jhsen
La Porte Texas growth and rail power expansion noted
The La Porte improvement projects near completion include wharves tracks streets and sewer and water work. I R Holmes heads the La Porte Improvement and Wharf and Channel companies coordinating the preparations and inviting visitors for the February 1900 sale while Gulf connections and Sunset Route services are promoted.
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la Porte
Texas
Galveston Bay
Gulf of Mexico
I. R. Holmes
Sylvan
Flaimey
Crosby Murder Trial Ends in Guilty Plea at Osceola
In Osceola Louisiana on December 20 Mrs. Julia Crosby pleaded guilty in district court to shooting her husband Nicholas Crosby at their Woodburn home. The term to be given was reported as twenty years.
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Osceola
Creacy
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Nicholas Crosby
Woodburn
Blackles Kills Cattle Hit January Year Decline
In Trenton Nebraska on December 19 farmers and cattle dealers report record cattle losses for the year due to blackleg. H A Hoge is among the heavy sufferers with thirteen cattle affected. He reports using a vaccine virus with some success.
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Trenton
Neb
H. A. Hoge
Blackleg
Defaulting Cashier Surrenders in Iowa Bank Case
Sioux City report states Kendrick, cashier of Citizens' bank of Sioux Center, Ia., surrendered to officers. He posted a $2,500 bond signed by local citizens. The bank received a $10,000 draft from American Surety Co of New York to cover the bond. Kendrick’s precise loss remains unclear but believed near 1,800 dollars.
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Kendrick
Citizens’ Bank of Sioux Center
Sioux Center
American Surety Company of New York
Novak to Stuydo Prison Novas Supreme Court Overrules Rehear
The Iowa supreme court on December 19 overruled a petition for a rehearing filed by Frank A. Novak's attorney Milner. The defendant, famed for the Walford fire and Klene regions escape, must serve the remainder of his life sentence for the Edward Murray killing unless clemency is granted by the Iowa governor.
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Walford
Klenuiae
Edward Murray
Lowa
Longtime Iowa resident dies after windmill fall near Crescent
Falls from a windmill injures J. R. Hough, a county settler since 1844, at his Crescent area farm three miles northeast. He was alone, tightening a nut on the windmill when the wrench slipped, causing a fall from the seventh rung of the hill-side ladder onto a post, with injuries likely fatal.
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J. R. Hough
Iowa
Crescent Sunday
Inauguration era plays and political musings abroad
Vague notes on McKinley never seeing a play while the White House mistress enjoys theater visits. Switzer land elects a new president by tradition, Walker Haus st. becomes president next as vice president steps up. Also mentions cures, quotes, and a West Rock building venture by Milton Stewart. Notices on ads for Texas lands and a quote on pride.
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White House
Milton Stewart
West Rock
Neaf
Haven
Conn
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