Wealthy Boston syndicate eyed Magdalen Islands sale
The 20th report said a Boston syndicate planned to buy the Magdalen Islands in the Gulf of St. Lawrence for 500000 dollars and develop large fishing works to rival Gloucester.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1889
Page
1
Notable Marion Veteran Cary Dies On 19th
Personal and political notices recount the death of ColoneL O H P Cary a Mexican and civil war veteran and longtime Marion Indiana resident who passed away on the 19th. The item notes Cary’s status among Marion’s oldest citizens and his long military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. P. Cary
Marion
Ind
Pennsylvania
Charles §. Collins
Troy Times
Troy
Puorbe Vernon
Morrison, Ill
Bhs
BBE
Rhode Island Repeal Passes Prohibitory Amendment
The 5th amendment repeal vote totals show 28 449 approve and 9 853 reject with 5 469 margin over three fifths. Pennsylvania and Ohio results cited. nationwide roll calling names include Harrison Meantime Beecher and Quinn noted. Official returns confirm large majorities against both prohibitory and poll tax suffrage amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Minami University
Oxford
Harrison
J. W. Noble
Simon Camernon
Donegal Springs
Ohio Democratic State Committee
Joan Carroun
United States
Chicargo
Frank Mason
Ohio
Frankfort
Charles Brail
Maryland
Marseilles
H. G. Knowles
Delaware
Bordeaux
Fremont
R. B. Hayes
Pennsylvania
John L. Stevens
Maine
Hawaiian Islands
George Money
Tennessee
Paraguay
John Martin Crawford
St. Petersburg
Connecticut
Willliam Henry Beecher
Brooklyn
Chicago
Mars
Margaret Quinn
New York City
Moses M. Bane
Utah
General Land Office
Washington
Massive coal mine cone found at Com mone N W
On the 20th a vast anthracite cone was discovered at Com mone NW It is reported that the event may signal a major coal find. News from around the world notes major disasters including a Chinese city fire destroying half of Luchan killing about twelve hundred and displacing ten thousand. River floods in Stuttgart drown eight. In Quebec the Chambly coral fishing tragedy claims Rivens his son and Louis Sawyer. Bar Le Duc faces flooding while Venezuela's people rise against Guzman Blanco. Seventeen workers die in a Newcastle mine. A barge collision near Three Rivers floods three rivers wrecking the craft with twenty dead. A Kaltenlentgeben quarry landslide in Germany kills six. Americans visiting London noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Parrereon
Judith Basin
Montana
Great Falls
Axuy
Johnstown
Bedford Street
Turmey
Vancouver
W. T
la Bourgogne
New York
Boston
Harry B. Fuamom
Marine National Bank of
Pittsburgh
Nick Foney
Clark
Elgin
Neb
Isaac
Bammbena
Columbia
8. C
Schuylkill
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
United States
Dorchester
Mass
Alick Beckham
Sterling
Kan
Reading
Joan CoLuins
Oswego Township
Schenectady
N. Y
Mary Hughes
Kansas City
Martin
Indianapolis
Manhattan Brass Company
Lass
Tur Vanderbilt
Syracuse
Association of Editors of American Medical Journals
Newport
R. T
J. M. Love
St Louis
Saray J. Mackin
J. L Spangler
Hasting
G. W. Nonwoop
Cumberland Gap
Elzea Nixon
Elizabethtown
Ind
Thr
Bureau of Prosecution
Cronin
Chicago
Cronin Committee
United Brotherhood
Av Highlands
N.J
Neil Burgess
Jones Point
Telluride
Col
San Migeul Valley
Frank Mury Willis
Michigan State Board of Agriculture
Commone
N. W
Wth
Luchan
Szechuen
China
Froops
Rosenbach
Stuttgart
Germany
Alexander Rivens
Louis Sawyer
Chambly
Quebec
Winnipeg
Martin Burke
Delaney
Expressman
Martinson
Clark Street
Carlson
Lake View
Bar-Le-Duc
Department of
Meuse
France
Grand Falls
Kaltenlentgeben
London
Mrs Lucy Hayes Dies at Fremont Home in Ohio
Mrs Lucy W Hayes wife of ex President Rutherford B Hayes died at her Fremont Ohio home at 6 30 am on the 23rd She was born August 23 1831 at Chillicothe and married December 30 1852 to Mr Hayes surviving are her husband four sons and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy W. Hayes
Rutherford B. Hayes
Fremont
Mars. Hayes
Chillicothe
James Webb
Hayes
Tom Woo Uro UK
Atlanta
Kansas
Saran Jane Whiteling
Philadelphia
Clan-na- Gael
Chicago
Cronin
American Medical Association
Newport
R. L
John Mattimore
Edward
Joseph Cody
Maud
Margie Horner
Horners
Albany
N. Y
Wilkesbarre
Michael Wzzolo
Red-Nosed
Mike
Paymasters McClure
Flanagan
Porter
Census Bureau
Mmuny
Cora Grimes
Medina
Wintiam Warrior
Phelps
Washington
Blaine
Columbus
W. C. Cooper
Mount Vernon
Mra. Kh. B. Hayes
Nevrre Ssoar
Angola
Ind
Johnstown
Rastings
Coneaugh
Stone Bridge
Bad for Burke in Winnipeg Extradition Proceeding
Chicago detective identifies Martin Burke alias W J Cooper as Cronin murder suspect in Winnipeg jail. Extradition petition filed. hearing set before Queen's Bench Chief Justice Taylor with Judge Bain to preside. Winnipeg and Curacao dispatch mention Ottawa skepticism about evidence and timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Chicago
Winnipeg
Martin Burke
Cronin
Burke
W. J. Cooper
Illinois
United States of America
Patrick H. Cronin
H. M. Howell
Q. C
Titets
Bain
Court of Queen's Bench
Taylor
Dr. Cronin
Hubbard
Ortrawa
Ont
Sedgewick
Burke Identified as Expressman Link in Cronin Murder Case
Winnipeg reports expressman Martinson identified Martin Burke as the man who hired him to haul furniture to Carlson Cottage, linking Burke to the Cronin murder. Burke arraigned in extradition proceedings. authorities expect clear evidence for surrender within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinson
Winnipeg
Qut
Burke
Carlson Cottage
Dr. Cronin
Man
Martin Burke
Cronin
Carlson
Chief Hubbard
Chicago
Howell
McRae
Hubbard
PEST OF THE WHEAT FIELDS SPREADS IN MIDWEST FARMS
Reports from Danvinty Columans and Wryamac on June 21 describe a new grain pest devastating wheat in Illinois and Indiana. Tiny green or pin sized insects suck juices from kernels, threatening oats rye and late wheat, with some fields already heavily damaged and no known relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Indiana
Danvinty
Ill
Illinota
Kentucky
Columans
Ind
Wryamac
Rhode Island Votes to Repeal Prohibition Amendment
Rhode Island voters repeal the prohibition amendment by large margins with 28 499 in favor and 9 833 against. The repeal surpasses the required three fifths. The 1886 adoption had 15 118 for and 9 220 against. Philadelphia reports official returns with Armstrong and Green missing and estimates show a statewide anti amendment majority of 183 173.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Providence
Philadelphia
Armstrong and Green
Outrages Reported in Montana Murders Near Helena
News from Helena Montana on June 23 describes a string of brutal killings about 150 miles north, including a shot female victim and two men and two girls found nearby with unidentifiable remains. Camp gear suggests emigrants in wagons, and authorities seek the unknown perpetrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
Mont
Here
Five Die In Fire At Heyer Bros Fireworks Shop
A major blaze at the Heyer Bros fireworks shop in Boston damaged a four story brick building on Sumner and Hawley streets. Five bodies recovered and one severely burned survivor. Victims include Samuel Cord, Albert Gage, Thomas Paine, and two unidentified remains. Building and stock losses estimated at $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Heyer Bros
Sumner
Hawley
O. E. Browning
Albert Gage
Charles F. Callahan
Thomas Paine
Paine
Callahan
William Brenenstuhl
Samuel Cord
Eight Lives Lost in Arkansas Floods
Mrs Simerson and seven of her children drowned during a Saturday night flood near Clinton Arkansas. Emerson, an old Van Buren County settler, escaped with two children after a log swept into the doorway. The mother and five other children were lost. vast property damage and livestock losses followed as the home wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Clinton
Mre
Simerson
Emerson
van Buren County
Mr. Emerson
Switzerland Defends Neutral Policy in Socialist Criticism
The North German Gazette accuses Switzerland of aiding socialism and warns that such actions could spur war if practiced by a great power. The Bundesrat replies that Swiss policy upholds international duties while national safety of neutrality requires shared vigilance against revolutionary intrigues. Negotiations with foreign powers continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Germany
William
Berlin
North German
Berve
The
Bundesmath
Tragic killing after attempted assault on Mrs Beckham
A resident near Ridgewater, eight miles from Colonia, shot and killed Andy Caldwell, an escaped lunatic, after he attacked Mrs Beckham and later fired on her daughter. Caldwell fled to a Ridgewater store, was chased by a posse, and died in the woods at Rockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columnia
8. C
Andy Caldwell
State Lunatic Asylum
Columbia
Rockton
Caldwell
Venezuelans Rise Against Guzman Blanco Dictatorship
The revolt in Venezuela challenges Guzman Blanco who ruled for twenty years. President Paul resigned under pressure from Caracas while Blanco is in Paris, and rebels expect his return to spark civil war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guzman
New York
Venezuela
Guzman Blanco
Blanco
Paris
Paul
Caracas
Cuba Not for Sale Report From Mapuio
June 22 Mapuio notes Senator Becerra Minister of the Colonies reaffirms that the United States made no proposal to buy Cuba and the Spanish Government would not entertain any sale talks of the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Mapuio
Cortez
Becerra
United States
Governor refuses reprieve in Red-Nose Mike case
In Kessbarre Pennsylvania Governor Beaver will not intervene. The condemned man, known as Red-Nose Mike, will be hanged on Tuesday for the murder of Paymaster McClure and Flanagan. His aged mother pleaded with the Governor on Friday but was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red-Nose
Mike
Withkessbarre
Beaver
McClure
Flanagan
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the Express
Doxsee
the News of
Telegraph and Mail
Magdalen Islands
Gulf of St. Lawrence
H. H. Root
Fort Wayne
National Travelers’ Protective Association
Alvin Park
Littlefield
West Mystic
Conn
Rupert Howick
Benjamin Klinger
Mercer County
Hopewell
Andrew Grimes
May’s Landing
N. J
John Martin
Putnam County
W. Va
James D. Paull
John Moore
Henry Bradley
Doc Lawrence
Tom Stevens
Caldron
Baptist Church of
Stelton
General Stannard
Burlington
Chantes Ranpowah
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimnore
Santa Barbara
Cal
J. B. Henderson
Tur
Quijoton
A. T
Thirry
James Ringy
James McGlory
Frank McIluer
Long Island City
William J. Hinron
Franklin, Ky
Supreme Lodge A. O. U. W
Omaha
William R. Graham
Cedar Falls
D. C
Ilinois
Neosho River
Neosho County
Fergus County
M.s
Willliam E. Howarnp
Zist
Sing Sing
Electric Sugar Refining Company
Tax Versailles
Braidwood
St. Louis
Beelow
Cleveland
American Association
Athletic
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Louisville
Western Association
St. Paul
Sioux City
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Denver
St. Joseph
Miwaukee
Wesson
Cashher Yorcut
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Pittsburch
Tus St. Bernard Catholic
Newton
Sam Coneman
Hopkinsville
Extra InascHe
Berry Yillage
Winniteen
Springfield
Cook County
Hifer
State Department
Robert Bruce
Edward Spellman
Peoria
Whisky Trust
Clan-na-Gael
Alexander Sullivan
Mr. Spellman
Coughlin
Cooney
Patrick Cooney
J.B. Simons
A. H. Revell& Co
George PE. Brooks
Union Depot
Ashland Avenue
Cuarlson Cottage
Arkansas
South Carolina
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