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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1894

Page

8

Wide Ranging News From The Newton Record

A Miscellany of notes covers science and industry including asbestos usage in homes fireproof building ideas and veterinary ethics on horse tails. business fraud in Jersey City. Central American unity efforts and Central American ruler Barrias. Australian climate and population insights. Indiana public kindergartens and insane asylum care. and reflections on the Chinese Japanese war battles.

Indiana Hoosier State

Selected Hawkeye Mention Crime Forgery Scandal

A Hubbard landowner Mrs. Fete Willis owned eighty acres and sought 82 200. Willis arranged loans in Eldora forging her signature to papers and drafts, with W. E. Keenman’s name forged. The scheme included a second mortgage and a Hubbard bank draft, leading to arrest in Hubbard jail. One suspect, Jones, faces trial after prior arrests including arson in Ackley six years ago.

Fete Willis Hubbard Willis Eldora and Arranr Marty Potes W. E. Keenman Keenman Eldora Hubbard Bank Ortgage J Ones Ackley

Fire at Adel destroys multiple businesses and horses

An early morning blaze about 2:20 o clock in Adel started in A D Morse livery stable destroying eight horses and causing extensive losses across several shops. Bailey dry goods Row Hook grocery Tice restaurant Campbell tailoring Masonic Lodge Roland properties suffered heavy damage with limited insurance. Total losses approach several tens of thousands of dollars.

Apri A.D. Morse D. Bailey Row & Hook J. Tice G. W. Campbell Masonic Temp Ston Rapeety Dee Roland Masonic PLC Roland J. Roland

Sioux City Boodlers Grow as Supervisors Face Charges

October 7 report notes two county supervisors Hunting and Strange charged with obtaining money under false pretenses for falsified county bills. Arrests accompany the cases and officials expect further indictments of additional board members. Strange is jailed on eighty three thousand dollars bond.

Crry Board of Supervisors Hunting Strange

Shoot the Marshal and Ambush Near Depot

United States Marshal Wray arrested one to three suspects from Hiteman on revenue law violations. A gun battle erupted as the marshal and his squad entered the city from the Chicago Burlington & Quincy depot. Shots struck the marshal in the back but his condition is not believed serious.

Australia United States Alaska New South Wales Canada Queensland Jamaica Marshal Auto Hiteman Wray Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Orge Johnson

Cass County Bank Trial Opens in Artaxrie

The Cass County bank president Yetzer faces trial in Artaxrie after a continuance motion was overruled by Judge Smith. Proceedings began yesterday with the case moving forward on the bank leadership’s alleged conduct.

Yetzer Artaxrie Cass County Bank Smith

Woman Almost Poisoned By Laudanum Mixup

Oct 10. Miss Robinson the first woman to vote under the town ballot law for women nearly died after taking laudanum instead of cough medicine while treating her mother. An all day walk preceded the incident and both women were later declared out of danger.

Staovaxey Miss Robinson

Murderer Jack Tellew Sentenced to Life in Prison

Fort Donan Oct. 10 Jack Tellew, who confessed to killing Joe Titany, was sentenced to life imprisonment. He claimed he expected a lighter sentence if he pleaded not guilty to save his aunt the cost, and admitted the crime was for money. He expressed satisfaction with the verdict.

Retlew Tly Pte Dodge Fort Donan Jack Tellew Joe Titany Heilew Aeclub

Double Tragedy Reported In Iowa City Footnote

In Iowa City on October 1 Chad Kimes Sr. of Peasant Valley township was found dead at the foot of a culvert along the Noel Island railway. Authorities say he lay there unconscious and mangled after an apparent fall from the embankment while intoxicated. The text also mentions a separate incident where Reams allegedly murdered his wife with a chair and then harmed himself.

Towa City Chad Kimes Peasant Valley Teeenship Jobson County Noel Island Iowa City

Fort Dodge News Briefs Mixed with Robberies and Trials

Reports from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas cover a man from Cedar withdrawing a not guilty plea and entering a guilty plea, a failed attempt on Brooklyn's First National Bank, a lost pocketbook tied to a murder case, a damaging explosion that shredded bonds and coins, a juvenile kidnapping petition, and a fatal gasoline stove accident in Hoone.

Herbert Goodking Wan Cedar Iifany Fort Dovige Guil First National Bank Brooklyn Maral Anna Weise Marde Marshalltown Herth Treat Areen Mountain Byre Thomas D. Hurke Justice of the Peace Marengo Grand Jury S. Lake Hopits Ray Elliott

War Footings and Armament Summary From Notes

The War Department lists world military forces with figures for Austria-Hungary Italy France and England among others. The excerpt cites totals for regulars and national populations, noting large contrasts in mobilization scales and resources across nations.

Raormone Wasmsaron War Department Austria-Hun Colom England Halys Jem Switzen

Campaign of 96: Harrison, Hill and Russell in play

Fragmentary 1806 era speculation sketches Gen Harrison’s possible nomination course. A friend of Harrison disputes his desire for the nomination, while Hill is tipped as a possible presidential candidate. The text also hints at Russell Harrison’s stance in New York politics and a cautious gubernatorial outlook.

Gen. Harrison Russell Harrison Hill Senate New York

Swindle Involving Three-Card Game Ends With Lost Wager

Henry Keistel fell for a rural swindle when two well-dressed men and a third stranger lured him with promises of buying his farm and a high stakes three card wager. After gathering $14,000 in cash, the tin box was found to contain waste paper and Keistel’s $1,000 vanished while the three con artists escaped.

Henry Keistel Keistel Meister Kiestel

Duel with Axes Ends in Fatal Woes near KinTey

Two farmers, Raymond Martin and Robert, quarreled over a woman on October 10 near KinTey. The dispute ended when both men suffered severe injuries including severed arms and fatal head and chest wounds. Authorities investigated the incident as a deadly altercation.

Kent Raymond Martin Robert

Czar's Illness Reported Hopeless by Vienna Source

Vienna correspondent cites a trusted source saying the czar's condition is hopeless. He remains conscious and has lately been seen writing his political testament while suffering Bright's disease and related complications.

Ondon Vienna Bright Lopetens

JAPANESE TROOPS LAND NEAR PORT ARTHUR REPORT

A Times dispatch from Yokohama confirms Che Foo capture and notes Japanese landing at Tarasenda near Port Arthur. HK telegraphs say Foo Chow is sealed for siege and a Beijing panic spreads. Tsin reports 5,000 Russian troops on the Corean frontier facing Japan at Hun Chun.

Loxpox Times Yokohama Che Foo Tarasenda Port Arthur Hong Kong Foo Chow Pekin

Everett P Wheeler Named for Governor in New York Race

Everett P Wheeler, a lawyer from Kings County, is named by anti Hill Democrats in New York as their governor candidate. The ticket endorses regular Democratic nominee for judge, with Charles C as campaign chairman. Wheeler, about 60, is a longtime county democracy member and on the hundred member committee that organized the New York state democracy.

Everett P. Wheeler New Yon Kings County Everett P. Wheele Wand Daniel L. Lockwood Brown Shepard Charles C, Child Mald County Democracy Committee of One Hundred New York

Gubernatorial Nomination News in York Honored

Charles Newburg was nominated for reea... in the plac enor, with Senator Hill and Lockwood present. The national committee's distinguished members attended. Rourke Cochran introduced the candidates and spoke. Senator Hill argued the nomination was undeserved, reflecting on the party's past prosperity.

York Charles Newburg Placenor Hill Lockwood Ainating Rourke Cochran

Catastrophic Explosion Reported With Major Damage

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a terrible catastrophe with a blast destroying a barracks area and wounding many. The text mentions a Massachusetts state convention renominating Gor and various officials including Greenhalge, Phillips, Kimball, Knowlton, and roles such as treasurer and attorney general.

Bost Massachusetts Gor FT. Greenhalge Acela Illips J. W. Kimball M. Knowlton

Cockran Retires From Candidacy For Renovation

Bourke Cockran says he will not be a candidate for reno vation. He cites illness and fatigue from the past year and states he feels it is proper to retire from nomination.

Tue Europe Italy Bourke Cockran Mis Dieter

Naught Colonel and Political Alignments Reported

Brecking ridge's friends plan to bring him out for senator with names including Secretary Carlisle Senior Blackburn Gov Brown Buckner and Henry Watterson among those mentioned Judge Gaynor writes to the New York Democratic State Committee declining the office of judge of the appeals a Sultan assassination plot is alleged in a September cablegram Turks with dynamite confessing intent to kill the sultan wreck victims wash ashore near West Florida bodies found drifted from wrecks Prof David Swing dies in Chicago of blood poisoning born Cincinnati 1830 Flying Jib breaks world pacing record at 1 58 in Chillicothe US Charleston arrives at Yokohama five US warships in the east to be joined by three more Detroit Machias Yorktown soon

Gaynor Theew York Democratic State Committee Sultan West Fla David Swing Chicago Bromby Wing Cincinnati Ohio Westminster P Dyterian Church Central Church Chillicothe Westmont United States Charleston Yokohama Japan Baltimore Monocacy Concord Petrel Detroit Machias Yorktown

Able Poet Dr Holmes Dies in Boston Hoxton

Dr Holmes, a noted poet, died of heart disease at his home on Texcon Street Boston yesterday afternoon after a brief illness. He had suffered heart trouble for years and spent the summer in Beverly before returning home. Dr Putnam attended him as he faded, and the physician found him nearly unconscious before his death.

Hoxton Roston Mass Holmes Texcon Street Boston Buck Beverly Runs

Noted Patriot Governor Curtin Dies After Brain Debility

The death of Gov Andrew G Curtin ends his term as Rhode Island war governor. He suffered brain troubles and general debility in old age, with friends and statesmen nearby. Ex-Governor Wood of Iowa was expected to follow soon.

Hellxrosty Penn Qet Gov. Curtin Rhode Island Govert Wood Lowa Curtin

Massachusetts Democrats Name Russell for Governor

Mass Democratic circles announce Russell as a candidate for governor with backing from key party figures. The brief notes mentions Stratton and Ost and references other potential state leaders in support of the nomination.

Discovery Sold for One Million Dollars

A promising medical discovery by Frank Schrage was sold for 1,000,000 dollars to Syniemre. Reports say several investors contributed amounts including 100.06 per year notes, while Cook, Lyncroft, and a trust official referenced law involved in the deal. The contract was reportedly completed last week.

Frank Schrage Syniemre Nk Schrage Cook Lyncroft Ait Th Trust Law

Literary Notes and Magazine Highlights in October

New York clergyman contributes to The Ladies' Home Journal October issue. Richards of Yale presents Football Situation. Harper's and Scribner's outline October offerings including Worth costumes and Dr J West Roosevelt Hospital piece. Harper's features two novels priced with subscription.

New York Insford Ladies’ Home Journal Popular Science Monthly Richards Yale Harper's Razor Sandoz Chapuis Worth Scribner’s Magazine J. West Roosevelt Harper's Golden House

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Newton Record Record Turliming CO Newton Towa Grance Menegiit United States Veterinary Association Philadelphia Jersey City Irm Republic of Mexico Sehies Barrias Central America Central American States Dia Hawkeye Adel Sioux City Boodlers Whit Reams Army of Andrew Hickenlooper Retary Cornelius Cadleaver M. F Force Ohi Fred Grant Wm. Warner Hoone Alice Gender Warren McMahan Hens Czar Rophe Cockran the Naughty Colonel Mim Sen Les Ky Breckingridge Carlisle Blackburn Gov Brown Buckner Henry Watterson DR. Holmes Wvernor, Andrew G Curtin Democrats Russell Wy Hostox Reno Charles E Ohn Ac Stratton Harles D Mr. Murlt
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