27 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
1
Reed says a deserted ferry and formation fears weaken Stan Monmont as he surrenders. The report notes an 8 Murray incident tied to the prison and unclear surroundings.
March 27 report of Constable Wilbur H. Reed and Sheriff Turnbull regarding a surrender in Wadsworth New York. The subject faced eighteen months in the Battery M Fifth artillery unit and was sought by the department for corroboration. Adjutant General orders delivery to Fort Sheridan.
Lawyers have finished presenting arguments in the motion for a new trial in the Thos. Bebb case before Judge W. F. Brannan. Defense attorney Hoffman spoke for about two hours this morning after opening yesterday. County Attorney Ed. P. Ingham and others concluded the afternoon. The judge will rule in a few days.
A historical note recounts the Austrian emperor performing a ritual act by washing the feet of paupers, illustrating royal humility and ceremonial duty amidst the era's social hierarchy.
About thirty five thousand attended Holy Thursday mass at St Peters Rome celebrated by Cardinal Rampolla. In Vienna March 37 Emperor performed ancient rite giving feet washing to twelve paupers and awarding each a bag of silver coins, then a three course meal hosted with archdukes assistance.
Berlin reports flatly deny American papers claiming Prince Adalbert would visit the United States aboard the training ship Charlotte. The rumor followed earlier talks of a visit series between Germany and the United States but the plan has been abandoned.
Washington dispatch reports the president will appoint a governor for the Danish West Indies upon treaty ratification. Names floated include Jacob Riis, the well known New York City newspaper writer, as a potential nominees for the post.
Washington March 27 President Roosevelt warned no deserter in the army or navy would find mercy while he remains in office. The remark followed dispatches from Cincinnati officials denouncing attempts to restore deserters and urging vetoes on recent bills.
At the Capitol Dome in Washington a couple wed by Justice of Peace Bundy. Groom Andres Dias Pairo, a young urban resident, and bride Catherine McConchie, a Canadian girl, tied the knot shortly after noon yesterday.
Governor Dole sails from Honolulu to Washington on the Sierra Mary 25 in response to a dispatch from George Carter in Washington stating President Roosevelt wishes to consult with the governor. The trip follows the Honolulu date March 18 and San Francisco confusion about March 27.
Miss Ellen M. Stone, the American missionary, has left Salonika for London and will sail to America from there. The journey marks her departure as she heads toward the United States after completing her Salonika visit.
Washington March 27 Daniel E Pond has been commissioned postmaster at Monticello Miss Willa Scott of Elliott Iowa has been appointed a clerk at Duluth Minn land office
In Lincoln March 27 Judge Cornish ruled the Nebraska anti oleomargarine statute valid in a suit testing its legality. A local meat company was fined $20 for selling the colored oleomargarine product in violation of the law.
Washington March 27 Secretary has signed a warrant for about 4100 to reimburse Iowa for money raised and used in equipping volunteers for the Philippines. The payment is described as a vital reimbursement.
Cantril Iowa March 27. The worst fire in the town's history broke out about 2 o'clock yesterday morning. The alarm brought out nearly all residents but the blaze advanced too rapidly to be stopped. Fire was confined to limited areas but caused substantial damage totaling about $25,000.
New York reports a strong chance that a representative team of British amateur golfers from England and Scotland will visit the United States this year. Fox Hills Golf Club has decided to invite six top amateurs from Britain as guests of the club.
Senator Hanna announced the National Civic Federation secured participation from major anthracite railroads and coal interests to meet with United Mine Workers to avert a large coal strike. The conference aims to decide on an arbitration or mediation plan as relations improve after past refusals by three presidents in 1900.
Jack Hergot suffered severe injuries when his left hand was caught in a box making machine around 10 this morning. The thumb and first finger joints were badly mangled, a portion of two fingers missing. Doctor D P Miller arrived and performed surgery to remove the damaged joints while saving the second finger. He is resting this afternoon.
In Rome on March 27, Observatore Romano publishes a papal article urging Christians worldwide to pray for peace between Britain and the Boers, calling for an end to hostilities and reconciliation.
Cape Town flags stand at half mast as funeral arrangements for Rhodes remain incomplete. Local officials said details of the service were not yet finalized.
A fragment suggests discussion of bribery involving members of Congress and an inquiry into charges but details and context are unclear in the readable text.
In Washington, March 27, Rep Richardson introduces a resolution for a committee to investigate Captain Von Christmas's claim that Denmark’s report alleges bribery of U S Congress members and press to secure purchase of the Danish West Indies. The affidavit names C W Knott and Abner McKinley as conduits.
An 11 year old adopted son of Sheriff Murphy allegedly unlocked a county jail cell and aided two tramps in escaping. The boy, who arrived as a tramp last fall and was placed in reform school custody, vanished with the fugitives after the incident at Marinette Wisconsin.
Former President and Mrs. Cleveland depart Princeton with Professor and Mrs. John H. Finley and Miss Bryant New York aboard Colonel Lamont's private car bound for Stuart Florida. The group plans varied return dates as Mr. Cleveland stays longer.
Information arrives of a race riot twelve miles east of Jasper. About 150 shots exchanged. casualties not confirmed. A farmer named Murray sought ammunition and has since returned.
Des Moines March 27 Senator E R Hubbard of Sioux City confirmed his partners statement that he will not run for congress against Lot Thomas this year, ending speculation about a congressional bid.
Dr Pentzer, an eyesight specialist, offers free eye examinations at his clinic on Second Street located 217 km from a reference point. The service highlights accessibility to eye care and promotes community vision health.
London reports Cecil Rhodes died emotionally exhausted after a life of empire building. His health failed, he grew irritable, and withdrew from society while continuing to control vast South African interests. His finances remained robust despite wartime losses, with a million pound investment left to mystery.
Chicago March 27 Special indicates generally fair weather for Iowa tonight and Friday. No precipitation expected with moderate winds and warmer temperatures ahead.
Des Moines March 27 The House passed a bill allowing persons addicted to narcotics to be confined to insane hospitals for treatment. The Senate spent the entire session debating the township unit road bill.
A morning fire badly damaged the Rehbean store and stock in Rochester Iowa. The fire was checked before the building was destroyed and no further details are given regarding injuries or losses.
March 27 report says Governor Cummins vetoed the Molsberry bill which would lift the indebtedness limit for Iowa railroads. Opponents warn it favors Burlington merger plans, while supporters call it a practical measure. A veto override effort may follow as assembly supporters seek final passage.
Olid Whirlwind, once chief of the Umatilla, toured the Iowa levee with E. S. McComas en route to discussions on mining stock and a railroad. Whirlwind, a government scout, travels to escape a hair length order and is described as peaceful, courteous, and prosperous with farms and stock in Oregon.
P Schwenck and fifty teams depart Ottumwa for Little Cedar creek near Rutledge to camp for summer work preparing the west end of the Milwaukee cut-off. He represents Owens Bros of Omaha and brings laborers and teamsters from Ottumwa to aid the project.
A blaze swept through a section of Moscow's business district causing damage to several storefronts. Fire crews reported the fire under control after suppressing the flames and units remained on scene for cooling and investigation.
Fire at 5 15 morning in Moscow Iowa damaged Schanfensbach restaurant from which it spread to the Frank Wilhelmy blacksmith shop and Augusta Weise house occupied by Jonathan Casebeer. John Teufel home partially ruined and P S Hain and Charles Henderson also damaged. Losses estimated 1500 to 2000 dollars with little insurance carried.
Market report from Chicago via H. J. Toher & Co. shows wheat futures at Mar May July levels around 71 to 73 cents, corn near 59 cents, oats about 42 cents, and hogs trading upper six dollars with steady to higher tone. Cattle and sheep receipts noted with open steady to firm closes, and Liverpool and New York quotesMixed stock totals for Kansas City and Omaha. No markets tomorrow due to Good Friday.
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