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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1900
Page
2
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From Cape Town and Belmont dispatches January 1 Col. Pilcher led a mixed force including Canadians Queenslanders and Australians to a dawn attack on a Boer laager at Sunnyside. The laager was seized with 40 prisoners. British casualties were two killed and three wounded.
Paris city council selects the corner of Avenue d'Iena and Avenue du Trocadero for the Washington statue. The pedestal is approved and U S ambassador Horace Porter oversaw the project. Fundraising was by American women. Sculptor Daniel C. French expectations set for a July 3 unveiling.
Vallejo California news reports a serious landslide on Mare Island's water front Monday night. 150 feet of sea wall slid into the bay, dragging 900 tons of granite work cement and earth, with another 100 feet of wall loosened. Heavy rains saturated the soil behind the embankment, causing the breach. Estimated monetary damage reaches 75000 dollars plus lost time.
President Schurman will not return to the Philippines with the commission due to duties at Cornell. Admiral Dewey's return is doubtful. Mr. Denby and Prof. Worcester will stay after the report to aid in establishing civil government in Manila.
Washington reports Senator Allen of Nebraska flatly denies being the fusion candidate for the presidency. He states he would not accept the nomination even if unanimously offered, while Mr. Bryan is expected to be the nominee of the Democratic, populist and free silver parties.
In Frankfort Kentucky on January 3 the contest notice was served against Governor Taylor and Lieutenant Governor Marshall by Senator Goebel and J C W Beckham. Nine distinct grounds of contest are listed in the filing.
In Lansing January 3 reports say ex-Quartermaster General White and Adjutant General Marsh cannot be found. White left Grand Rapids for Chicago then sent a letter claiming innocence while facing a $50,000 bond. Marsh’s whereabouts are unknown with his attorney saying he will appear with bondsmen in Lansing.
Indiana and Wisconsin reports show state central committees of the peoples party and free silver Republicans endorsing sixteen to one for William J. Bryan, backing Chicago platform, and attacking the gold standard. Wisconsin delegates to the national prohibition convention are named with Madison chosen as the site for the August 22 state meeting.
The monthly statement shows the public debt at December 30 1899 minus cash in treasury totaling 1 134 300 007 a decrease of 5 791 824 for the month. The drop is largely due to bond purchases during December.
Jerome Descio of Washington D. C. came to Pittsburgh and identified Charles E. Hoyt, then at Central police station, as a gang member who robbed Descio's store of a tray of diamonds valued at $3,000 on March 26, 1897.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claimed to cure a cold in one day. All druggists refund the money if it fails. Includes signature line attributed to E. W. Grove on each package. Priced at 25 cents.
An advertisement promotes Cascareta as a candy cathartic claimed to cure constipation forever. The copy mentions medical claims and urges readers to buy from druggists and pharmacies.
Iowa Lodge No. 2 schedules its next gathering for a Monday on or before the full moon. Freemason order urges members to attend and observe customary rites in the meeting hall.
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