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Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1901

Page

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Seventeen suspected murders rock Dayton widow case

Mrs. J A Witwer, 47, a Middletown native now in Dayton, is jailed awaiting coroner led inquiry into fourteen suspected killings. Police allege arsenic and copper arsenate poisoning across four husbands five children a sister and four other households where she served as housekeeper. Autopsy results prompted further probes into deaths from a sister and others including a druggist and two households on Best street.

Dayton J. A Witlwer Central Station Witwer Anna Wugh Willwer Detroit Fred Bchweger Igat J. A. Witwer Ob Drege Middletown Philippines New York Wenz Stowe Gabler Best Street Riverdale

Episcopalian Convention Adopts Worship Canon at San Francisco

The triennial Episcopal convention approved Article X on worship forms with canon-based temporary use for nonmember congregations under bishop oversight. Bishops proposed dividing the Shanghai district into Shanghai and Hankow for missionary efforts. Daughters of the King formed a council to meet triannually. The American Sunday School Institute elected Bishop Talbot president and retained Rev. H L Dubring as secretary-treasurer.

San Francisco House of Deputies Triennial Episcopal Convention House of Bishops China Shanghei Shanghai Hankow Daughters of the King American Sunday School Institute Bishop Talbot Pennsylvania H L. Dubring Philadelphia

New Canal Treaty Abrogates Clayton Bulwer Pact

Walter Wellman reports that the United States and Great Britain have agreed to abrogate the Clayton Bulwer treaty and create a neutral Isthmian canal open to all nations in peacetime. The United States would guarantee neutrality, with President Roosevelt to receive a draft for ratification and push for swift Senate action.

Chicago Walter Wellman Washington The Record-Herald United States Great Britain Senate Toto Lord Salisbury Ieri Lansdowne Roosevelt

Roosevelt Seeks Support for New Canal Treaty

The editorial discusses objections to the Hay-Pauncefote convention, arguing the new treaty keeps neutrality with the United States sole guarantor. It notes the US may close, fortify, or control the canal in war and aims for an all American waterway. Britain cooperates liberal ly, prioritizing commerce over war.

United States Great Britain New York Brooklyn Massachusetts Massachusetta Guantanamo Oregon

Miss Stone Kidnapping Ransom Extended As Deadline Looms

A Sofia report via Vienna states United States Consul Dickenson and a military envoy plan to follow up Miss Stone and deliver ransom. Brigands delay payment deadline by one month while authorities weigh a possible extension. Christian Herald reports $2,000 raised for Miss Stone’s ransom.

London Sofia Vienna Daily Press United States Dickenson Mianwtary Society Miss Stone Washington Althoug New York Louis Klopsch The Christian Herald

Admiral Schley comes under sharp cross questions of bearing

The Schley court of inquiry enters its third week with Hodgson resuming testimony on the July 3 battle in Santiago harbor. He details maneuvers of the Brooklyn, exchanges with Commodore Schley, and signals amid heavy smoke and close action against Viscaya, Colon, Oquendo, and Maria Teresa.

Washington Schley Admiral Schley Hodgson Brooklyn Santiago Rayner Lemly Marta Tercea Commodore Schley Oregon Colon Cook Rayer Xia Indiana Texas Hodggon Flann Dewey Harrather Folger Lieut Dyson Key West Lieut. Dyson Admiral Sampson

Fire destroys Gram building in Marinette city center

In Marinette Wisconsin the Gram building the citys largest locale burned in the early hours of Monday causing an estimated loss of 35000 dollars with some coverage by insurance.

Marinette Wis Gram

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