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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1895

Page

2

Quixotic musings from The Newton Record on Paris and America

A stream of observations critiques high society, politics, medicine, and media across France and the United States. It mocks ducal pretensions, praises music in hospitals, questions canal schemes, and notes restless press correspondents halted en route to Sassoun amid Armenian atrocities.

Tam Sassoun Erzeroum Aras

Cedar Rapids Considers Legal Action for Full Value Taxation

The Cedar Rapids city council passes a resolution directing the mayor and city attorney to begin legal proceedings to enforce full value taxation by assessors. Mayor Daniels advocates statewide adoption of cash value assessment, arguing Iowa’s third value method is void and illegal. An expected development is a broader countywide push.

Tment Cedar Rapids Cepan Raving Weil Arance Daniels Iowa

Profits At Port On The Posit And Loan Company Case

A review of accounts by ex State Treasurer Heeson and ex Tank Examiner McHugh finds secretary and manager Dr KE Spinney short 16063.30. A 1801 contract grants Spinney profits after expenses. committee calls contract invalid and seeks secretary resignation. Legislation to protect stockholders urged. Shortage includes 4500 paid to defeat stockholder protections.

Th Posit and Loan Company Heeson McHugh KE. C. Spinney Directory

Cass County Bank Case Faces Re-arrest of Officials

Cass County Bank officials Vetzer president Dickerson vice president and Drs Richards Montgomery were rearrested on indictments returned by the grand jury. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Rumor of conspiracy indictments circulates but details are unclear. Judge Smith hears action to fix stockholders liabilities affecting attached properties.

Atuastic J. ©. Vetzer Isaac Dickerson N. Richards G. S. Montgomery Cass Cunty Bank Grand Jury Ice Smith

Armenian Atrocities Report Draws European Demand for Inquiry

A correspondent in Armenia cites varying estimates of Armenian killings during the massacres, noting 1,000 to 5,000 deaths and 25 villages possibly destroyed. He reports Sultan’s officers receiving decorations and flags for regiments, while European nations push for a comprehensive inquiry by a European commission. Lord Rosebery addresses the Queen's Speech, urging joint action with France, Russia, and Italy and commenting on Irish crime reductions and Lords-House relations.

Lospex Associated Press T Armenia Armenia Athens Constantinople European Commission House of Lords Lord Rosebery France Russia Italy Ireland John Morley Salisbury Ion

Greenhut Removed as Whisky Trust Receiver in Stock Scolding

In the States circuit court judges removed Joseph Greenhut from the whisky trust receivership and appointed John C. McNulta and J. Mitchell with Lawrence as co receivers. General Nulta, long a Wabash railroads receiver, presided. The judge criticized stock jobbing directors and deemed Greenhut’s petition an improper court imposition. Bonds set at $300000.

Cmicaco Joseph Greenhut Whisky Trust John C. McNulta J. Mitchell Lawrence Greenhut General Nulta Grosscup Grosseup Nathan Bijur Richard J. Hartshorne New York

Liliuokalani in Jail Reported in Honolulu Dispatch

A Honolulu dispatch dated January 16 reports leaders of a failed revolt arrested and court martialed. Ex-Queen Liliuokalani is charged with complicity. martial law is upheld. A Turkish note denies reports of American professors' imprisonment in Asia Minor and cites Armenian revolutionists.

the Star Honolulu Lilioukalani Wasmixotox Asia Minor Persekh

Federal Court Convicts Three in Counterfeit Case

In federal court John Krewson and Allen Newport were convicted of counterfeiting while 8B Sasha was acquitted. The jury, led by foreman Henry Husskamp, found counterfeit silver and nickel pins made at Ft Madison. SAmpson, a druggist, was fined $200 and costs and sentenced to six days in jail for bootlegging.

Kronen John Krewson Allen Newport Sasha Krewson Wport Alias Wheber R. King Sampson Pillar of the Church

Central Iowa Pioneer Woman Dies at Jefferson

Elsie Hall died at Jefferson aged, one of central Iowa’s pioneer women. Charles A. Peterson visited his divorced wife near Willisia, sought lodging, was refused and shot himself. his children witnessed the act. Jealousy led to separation and custody awarded to the wife. Four masked men attempted a robbery at Dows. Johnson resisted, a knife wound and injuries to a robber occurred. robbers fled as Johnson sought help. amputation of his feet will be needed. In Keowale federal court, J J Rouse sentenced for contempt after warning Toomey would corrupt witnesses. Miller & Phelps mill at Fort Dodge destroyed by fire. Reames convicted of manslaughter for killing his wife. Davis convicted of second degree murder. Des Moines city council considered charges against Mayor Hillis. possible impeachment proceedings.

Elsie Hall Jefferson Iowa Charles A. Peterson Willisea Peterson Martin Johnson Dows Johnson Clarion Cetain Keowale J. J. Rouse Mt. Pleasant Milo Toomey Rouse Toomey Goernment Rouse Amo Woolson Miller & Phelps Fort Dodge Win. Reames Marble Rock Frank Davis Whitney Missouri Valley Des Moines Hillis

Jamaica Fire Destroys Half A Jamaica Business District

Fire in the Young building destroyed nearly half of Jamaica’s business district ten miles north of here. Heater and Ferree occupied the building. Perry fire department was ready but not needed as the blaze was contained. Origin remains undetermined.

Penny Jamaica Here Young Heater & Ferree Perry Fire Department

Reed proposes 3 percent bonds and deficit certificates plan

Republican leader Reed introduces a two section plan to restrict 1875 bond issuer rules to 3 percent bonds and to issue 3 percent certificates in coin to cover deficits. The move aims to rally Republicans to a substitute for the administration bill and sway independent Democrats.

Reed Secretary of the Treasury House Springer Tom

Bank Robbers Blow Safe Wreck Town of Milan Ohio

At 4 am in Milan Ohio burglars blew open the Lockwood bank safe wrecking the building Capt Stoddard saw five men flee toward a carriage. They reportedly took a sum plus bonds. Separate item notes a Southern Pacific train robbery near Wilcox Arizona with $10,000 in Mexican silver, six blasts, and an estimated loss of 50 to 75 thousand. Rewards offered and Brooklyn militia ordered home amid trolley accidents concerns.

Toteno Ohio Milan Lockwood Bank Stoddard Romero Mexico Guatemala O'Neill Neb Mullihan Elliott Roy Harris Barrett Holt County McAllister New York City Astors Chanlers Marion Crawford Southern Pacific Wilcox Ariz Wells-Fargo Express Brooklyn Dispatch Grand Jury Court of Sessions Brooklyn

Elbe Steamer Sinks After Collision Near Hook of Holland

A North German steamer named Elbe, from Bremen to New York, sank after colliding with the Crathie, thirty miles from the Hook of Holland. Many passengers perished as water flooded the hull. Crathie reported damage and assisted survivors. Casualties include numerous deaths with reports of overturned boats and widespread panic among the sleeping travelers.

Loxpox Elbe von Gossel Bremen New York Southampton Crathie Act Hook of Holland Maas Luis Holland Bolief Iman Lloyd

Pierce awarded damages for unwanted kiss by contractor

St Louis jury awards Mrs Sarah M Pierce 2500 damages for an attempted kiss by A B Carpenter at her home in 1892. She had filed suit for 5000 against Carpenter for malicious slander, now pending. Carpenter is described as a wealthy contractor with a wife and several children.

St. Louis Sarah M. Pierce A. B. Carpenter Pierce Carpenter

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