Contending Forces Seek Moment for Arbitration
Amid rising tensions both sides mobilize energies for a crucial show of strength while talks of arbitration surface. Authorities and observers await a concrete move as the dispute lingers unresolved.
09 Aug 1901
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1901
Page
1
Amid rising tensions both sides mobilize energies for a crucial show of strength while talks of arbitration surface. Authorities and observers await a concrete move as the dispute lingers unresolved.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Lima meeting note references Dee See and Jest tieht fron with unclear context. Content includes garbled names and phrases about standing, APR Vines, and a floor inquiry, providing no readable event or outcome.
A chaotic scene unfolded near Natrona as a woman employed at a local plant was shot and seriously wounded.Several others were struck by projectiles during the disturbance at the salt manufacturing facility area.
A 19th century dispute centers on Baron Ludwig Dembitzky who fled Poland in 1863 and deposited $400,000 with the U.S. government. His grand nephew in Russia is urged to prove kinship to claim the fund now exceeding $2,000,000 with interest. The tale ties Civil War service to a modern inheritance claim.
Louisv ille, Ky. Aug 0 Clements Buehter a chairmaker yesterday shot and killed his daughter Rena 19 and wounded his wife The daughter was shot through the head and instantly killed The mother was shot through the hand Buehter was arrested and refused to talk It is said his attempts to debauch his daughter failed and bred insane hatred
Fragmentary text from a historical page references Poston Aug OS and a yacht competition against Todepen hotha on Sept 3. Mentions Mr Lawson and a cosmer wallarder with broken up old cietah, instructions, and a potential contest tied to Constitution or Cofitobi, but details are garbled.
Francs Seigle, American citizen residing in Cuba, files a claim with the Spanish Treaty Claims Commission for 872427. He asserts his plantation once valued at 2 000 000 pesos has fallen to absolute want due to Spanish troops’ depredations.
An August theft at Mrs. AL Seidensticker's jewelry shop in Hamilton involved a forged trio and two impersonators who pretended to be customers while a fourth deceived a watchful clerk. About S2000 in diamonds vanished. one suspect fled.
Two sections of an excursion train collided near Confluence. The Baltimore and Ohio line east of Pittsburg reported the crash yesterday causing several passengers to suffer serious injuries and many more to be slightly hurt.
The historic Western Union telegraph cable tied Champlain to Ticonderoga and Lorribees Point, once traded to Europe and used to connect shores of the Red Sea. It later traveled to Elton Head and Yodeee Gehand near Peaufort, and after the Civil War was moved to New York City before storage.
Mrs Whittaker of Dewille Kentucky shows remarkable health improvement after long chronic bronchial trouble. Her husband credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing her and also curing their granddaughters of a severe attack of whooping cough. The ad promises coughs colds la grippe bronchitis throat and lung troubles with guaranteed bottles and a free trial at Knoefel's drug store.
Navy orders Captain Reiter to move the battleship Wisconsin from Apocortes to San Francisco and then to Panama if needed. The Machias will guard the Atlantic, while Wisconsin may offer rapid dispatch to the isthmus, reflecting high isthmus tensions and American protection aims.
A deputy U S marshal visited Fort Leavenworth and served formal legal notice on Oberlin M Carter of two suits filed in New Jersey and New York by the government to recover property. Carter said his lawyers would handle the matter and refused to discuss further. He is not expected to be sent East.
Topeka reports say Carrie Nathon was moved from jail after a payment by a temperary lessee. Nation plans to travel to Atlantic City next week as part of the incident.
The text reports a mix of events including a steel company purchase of Shelby Tube works, a forming labor trust in London, U S House speaker Henderson departing Berlin for Dresden and Vienna, and a sinking Irish steamer with seven drowned. It notes Nashville voters approving railroad stock, a bullion robbery arrest in Vallejo, resignations of Manila council members over pay, and Emperor Villa altering autumn maneuvers. It also mentions drought damage in Russia, near-crop failures in Siberia and Volga, Tawau governor's proposed bond schemes rejected, and postmaster general missing a Chattanooga meeting. Additionally a Fort Scott court finds a Methodist elder guilty of malicious prosecution, with costs against the clergy, and a Batangas battle resulting in two U S cavalry deaths.
San Francisco detective Captain Seymour says John Winters, 37, a former smelting company employee, is held on suspicion in the $280000 gold bullion robbery from the V cibey works. Evidence includes a cap, tunnel earth, lath fragments, a mud covered pistol, and unusual chalk remnants linked to Winters cabin and tunnel site. Winters denies involvement and was observed near the tunnel six to seven times at night.
Daisy Wheel er, aged six, yesterday in police court confessed to stealing $1200 from Mrs. Mary Wheeler and gave it to her sweetheart Walter Cavinatech. The couple were arrested and brought back. the man testified he forced the girl to steal and flee, threatening death if she refused. Both are held to the grand jury.
Ang Chirneo to Oscar L Triggs accuses Rockefeller of Shakespearean mischief and brands Lonetro poetry as trivial. He also remarks that similar sentiments apply to Oliver Wendell Holmes poetry, asserting a dismissive view of contemporary verse.
In Aug. four children sought refuge in a Mount Hennen schoolhouse eight miles east of here when lightning struck last night. The blast killed several children and injured others who had entered the building.
John F Johnson, who wrecked the Logansport State National bank in 1897 and served 10 years, returned to his Logansport home after a presidential pardon. He says little of future plans but may pursue private banking with backing. He travels with his wife and appears unchanged in health since leaving prison.
Edna Billmag, 17, an inmate of the Rescue Home, drank carbolic acid in the presence of matron Mrs. M. B. Gorsline and died within five minutes. Abandoned by her mother, with her father in prison, she had become morbid and troubled after life on the streets and a religious incident at Trinity Episcopal church.
Terre Haute Aug C George Moore and Ulysses Snyder charged with stealing a mail pouch containing 35176.86 at Monon station Greencastle. They’re believed to have robbed a department store several residences and hid loot in a cave west of Greencastle where they concealed themselves.
At Battleground camp meeting grounds a session hosts the Northwest Diggy UVoufecenesds school with about 60 ministers in attendance. The school screens candidates for the Methodist registry and serves men in the four year course of study.
In Putnam County circuit court Greencastle Indiana the Modern Woodmen of America are named defendants in a suit seeking 83 000 damages and a declared beneficiary. The suit aims to compel the order to pay the insurance policy of Herbert Kelley who died in May and the order says committed death by own action.
A blaze began yesterday afternoon on the property of Charles Lott near Galveston Indiana and quickly consumed six buildings before control was possible. The fire threatened the entire village with potential total loss as flames spread through the barn and adjacent structures. Fire crews struggled to contain the inferno amid the urgent danger to nearby homes and farms.
Stephen Pifek faced a chaotic scene when a dispute escalated into a physical confrontation injuring several people. The incident involved a family dispute leading to assault and property damage at a local location, with authorities responding promptly.
In Kenthind, Indiana, George Roberts a 58 year old wheat hauler lost his head while trying to regain a wheat load and was crushed under a wheel, death reported at the scene.
John Lybertin, 21, an Austrian miner, was killed when 3,500 pounds of slate fell on him on his first night at Diamond mine near Rockville Bod. The accident occurred on August 1.
Indianapolis correspondent reports Prohibitionist Dr P McNab dodges a beer delivery prank when a brewery wagon sent by a political joker unloaded two cases at his home. State Geologist Blatchley previews a January mineral waters report. County teachers institutes begin state wide with per diem pay under a new law. Lt Gov Gilbert’s gubernatorial boom gains support via H Hutson. Secretary Punt praised for impartiality on the state law board.
In the absence of Federal Judge Baker referee Chapin appointed PB. Thomas of Port Wayne as receiver for the wrecked Avilla bank on the request of three large creditors. Attorneys Barr presented promissory notes totaling 7,400 and CDs worth 2,000. Liabilities total about 27,000. the bank may pay about 50 cents on the dollar.
Report says a so called Long Beach Turf Exchange Monte Carlo has appeared in Lake county for a month. The square building, equipped with gambling devices, was transported from Chicago and erected locally. County officials remain tight lipped amid enforcement actions and interference.
Sixto Lopes, longtime pet-official representative of Filipino nationals in the United States, passed through Chicago yesterday on the way to San Francisco. He will sail from San Francisco in August aboard the Pekin for Lis Tita os bttids.
A chaotic report describes a German punitive expedition sailing from a vessel and landing near the massacre site at St Mathias. It alleges the force killed numerous natives and incurred heavy casualties while pursuing revenge against members linked to Dr Meecken and the first German Sai Sea expedition.
Thieves broke into the Big Four depot at Kaub and stole merchandise and a large note held by the American Express for collection. Local authorities investigating the raid and tracing missing goods.
AR Bass of Morgantown Indiana suffered severe backache and kidney pains nightly. After using Foey's Kidney Ours he recovered. The remedy carries a guarantee and is sold by all druggists.
A fragment recalls a medical oddity where a patient experiences a cough tied to unusual airway sensations. The report highlights a rare link between respiratory symptoms and ear or throat structures, suggesting further study.
Attorney James J. Brown of St Ignace Michigan testifies to complete relief from a 40 year eczema and skin disease after using Dr A W Chase's Ointment. He spent about five hundred dollars before finding relief with three boxes and notes itching piles also improved. Ointment sold at dealers of Dr A W Chase's Medicine Co Buffalo NY, via C Crecelius.
August market report from Indianapolis and Cincinnati shows grain steady with No 2 red wheat firm and corn mixed. Cattle weak around 52.77, hogs steady, sheep variable. notes prices for wheat and oats and commentary on livestock trends. An English notice praises women’s happiness and mentions a Kleene Bitters testimonial from S.A. Brown of Bern, S.C.
A correspondent to the Newcast Chronicle describes the Gothenburg City wreck off St Mary's Island Northumberland. Rats swarmed the deck as crew fled to rigging and boat. The vessel later broke apart. Also notes on Fotty's Krosey Cure and Pan-American Exposition low fare tickets through Pennsylvania Lines.
B. and C. S. W. announce summer tours to Colorado Utah South Dakota and Minneapolis with sleeping car lines between Louisville and Northern Michigan now open. Pennsylvania Shot Lines and G. R. L. depart Louisville and Cincinnati at 7 p m. Inquiries answered by O. H. Hagerty D. P. Agt Louisville Kr.
The Mouna will sell excursion tickets to Orleans and return at one fare for the round trip. Tickets will be sold on August 15 and 146, good returning to and including August 7.
Travel notice lists round trip from Louisville via Cincinnati to New York and Pan American Exposition through Akron corridor. Promotes excursion tickets dated July sale, plus through sleeping cars Louisville to Northern Michigan resorts on Pennsylvania Short Lines. Details include schedules from Louisville 4 pm to Mackinac Island bound destinations with steamer connections. Contact G H Hagerty Louisville for booklet and tickets.
Excursions operated by B. and O from Louisville to Chicago with daytime and overnight trains. Parlor and sleeping cars available. reservations through C. H. Haney. Bethany Park Indiana trips sold via Pennsylvania Lines July 16 to August 16 with return validity to August 18. Tickets through Pennsylvania Line agents.
Information from ticket agents outlines four route options offered by the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern line. Passengers may choose among the four routes for travel plans and scheduling.
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