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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1894
Page
3
The piece discusses sugar policy affecting Hawaii and the sugar trust, American and British working conditions, tariff debates, and the rise of protectionism. It cites Andrew Carnegie, tin plate production, sweatshop concerns, and public opinion shifting toward tariff protection after the 1893 election wave.
A New York Tribune critique claims Secretary Lamont’s force reductions target Union veterans and their families while sparing Confederates. The piece denounces the act as unlawful and cruel, noting discharges and departures from Washington to dodge protests.
Governor McKinley addresses tariff policy and its impact in a long Indianapolis speech. He notes the 1875 commercial treaty with the Hawaiian Islands and mentions a senate amendment that would keep the treaty in force, signaling ongoing political maneuvering over trade and duties.
In Honolulu the scene is calm with little threat to restore the queen. The republic aims to last until annexation by the United States, likely in 1897 after a Republican president takes office. A revolt in Louisiana challenges Democratic plans for the Solid South as the new tariff harms Southern industries.
The Nee in Lamont's Wonner criticizes Secretary Lamont for discrimination against Northern veterans in war department removals and claims he seeks Solid South support in the western Democratic convention. It notes a past remark that disturbed his sleep, now repeating weekly.
A fragmented note contrasts a single stave patent barrel with the Standard Oil barrel and Havemeyer sigureass, arguing it cannot replace them in Democratic politics and implying ongoing industry and political tension.
Oct 16 Vinx Reuters reports Strauss jubilees in Vienna continued with a grand noon concert by the Re orchestra Philharmonic choir and soloists and an evening promenade concert staged by Edward Strauss. The events featured music by Johann Strauss and drew many prominent figures from the arts. A Prague and London dispatch notes unprecedented enthusiasm and gifts from across Europe. The composer’s home is filled with gifts and may become a museum. the jubilee marks Strauss conducting his band in 1844.
Reports from Shanghai indicate rebel forces attacked government buildings near Hankow and pressed toward Woo Chang. Government troops and local mandarins faced heavy resistance as rebels demonstrated boldness and fortitude, with defenses weakened and the provincial garrison relocating to the coast.
The report notes European protection in Asia amid Japanese tensions and a small European troop presence in Pekin to deter Chinese mobs. A Vienna physician quoted by the Lokal Anzeiger discusses Czar illness as likely chronic, not rapid, with gradual decline. In Mack, Lovnexzo Manguez, Kaffir rebels threaten Mack town as defenders struggle to hold. another attack possible, with serious risk due to thin garrison.
At a forthcoming papal consistory before Christmas, several cardinals will be named including Mgr. Jacobini archbishop of Tyr and papal nuncio to Portugal, Mgr. Cretani nuncio to Spain, and Mgr. Fausti papal auditor. Reports from St Petersburg and Vienna on the czar’s health differ. Emperor William visited Cronberg in the Tauni mountains to see his mother Empress Frederick.
Oct 16 report notes Prof. Virchow's view that Dr Behring's diphtheria serum likely offers strong protection for weeks or months though the duration remains unconfirmed and dependent on further observation.
Dorothy Seatehard aged 11 and Emily Seatehard aged 5 daughters of John N Seatehard president of Bank of Buffalo and Republican committeeman were killed when struck by a freight engine on the New York Central belt line at the Parkside crossing yesterday afternoon Also killed were Emily Woods aged 30 sister in law to Mr Seatehard and another unidentified victim
A clipped report from Florida discusses a proposed boxing match between Corbett and FitzSimmons. It notes contentions over championship belt terms and possible objections, with references to timing, advertising, and venue conditions.
Amos a Des Moines specialist showcased a glow lamp endoscopy concept by swallowing a small rubber tube with a glow lamp to illuminate the stomach interior. The display highlighted tissue visibility and arterial glow as current passed, drawing crowds and praise for medical progress and Dr. Amos's extensive training in Chicago Vienna London and Johns Hopkins.
The piece notes Sweet Marie earning 2000 a month for its composers and cites about 1500 building and loan associations in the United States. It asserts banks in major cities could cash a 1.9 million dollar check quickly and that today there are ninety one complete and 230 partial Bible translations, signaling progress.
Ohio Senator John Sherman outlines his stance on silver and gold standards. He argues both metals are necessary for money and value measurement while warning against value gaps between production and currency. He criticizes unfixed standards and endorses metals as base for national and global value pricing.
A pension report for Lochren for the fiscal year ending June 30 1804 has been submitted to the secretary. The report notes the number of dates issued during the year and contains claims of All classes.
In Iowa’s LK area on October 13 two suits seek to recover about 15,000 acres of western Iowa land valued at roughly 1 million dollars. The heirs hold papers arranged to begin suits immediately, involving complex claims over John Irwin’s estate and lands.
Judge ruled that the $70 Iron Hall funds shall not be sent to Indianapolis. The Maryland members will receive 20 percent more than if funds were distributed from Indianapolis, a decision described as final.
The Supreme Court general reverses the prior $825,000 damages verdict awarded to William Laidlaw against Russell Sage over injuries from a dynamite explosion depicted by Henry A. Norcross in Sage's office two years ago and orders a new trial.
Wheat prices declined in New York on October 15, reaching a new low for December at 56 x cents during the first sale and dropping further by midday to under ten cents, a level never before seen in the New York market.
Negin Their Jubilee Cé of ANN Annon, Mich., Oct. 15. The fiftieth anniversary jubilee convention
Pratxrimp New Jersey October 15 In the twenty five mile road race yesterday ott finished in Wel bres the record held by Hughes He was paced in tandem.
In Wickswena Mississippi on October 15 delegates from the cotton exchange and the board of trade issued a general call for a convention to promote an anti-option bill. The effort aims to curb speculative practices and align industry standards with market integrity. Leading figures from both organizations endorsed the initiative, signaling broad support within the regional trade community.
A telegram to the lighthouse board states the Cape San Blas light house on the Florida coast was wrecked in the recent storm. Meanwhile reports from New York say silver exports begin with Etruria carrying out 20 ounces of silver and the steamship Raven taking 5,000 ounces.
The Brother hood of St Andrew selects Louisville Kentucky as the site for its annual meeting in October 1803.
A Cheyenne report describes a major land purchase plan involving 515 acres adjoining the city and linked investors. The deal centers on a Wyoming tract tied to real broker activity in Denver and Syracuse, with stakeholders including J. A. Hoo and Moffet, aiming for a $90,000 sale, amid contractor names and board roles.
Chester Ohio faces loss after a western arson blaze leaves eight homes standing. Firefighters battled strong winds as residents feared casualties and many families evacuated. The town, known for agriculture and rural trade, already struggles from low farm prices hindering rebuilding efforts. Relic remnants from the blaze linger.
The Christian Endeavor convention at Ixpraxatoris Indiana on October 16 drew large crowds to night sessions. Patrick Lat of Kokomo was elected president and resolutions urged continued effort against liquor traffic.
In New York on October 10 sixty three cloak firms gathered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The capital represented exceeds 40 million dollars and the annual output is said to reach 5 million. It was unanimously decided that no manufacturer should concede to the strikers or compromise without the consent of all others.
In a parish trial, Dias has been convicted of murder. Wolph Clark, an elderly and wealthy orange grower, was found dead after disappearing recently. The jury found Dinet guilty of killing Clark and stealing from him. The verdict carries the death sentence.
Yesterday appeared to be the last Sunday the president and Mrs. Cleveland spend at Gray Gables this season. They plan to move to Washington and are expected to depart before next Sunday.
Nye Stightly and MS Wilson Ny ist. are at the ring from Early tas week. His physicians advised that the hospital improved he would be able to leave the hospital Wednesday.
The Pacif Elevator and warehouse at Wood Lake Minnesota burned yesterday. The elevator housed 15 000 bushels of wheat with a total loss. Fire officials listed the extent of damage and started investigations into the cause.
Harrison announces a $50,000 gift to the University of Pennsylvania for the dormitory, added to the $10,000 contributed earlier this week by Willis M. Singery of the Philadelphia Record.
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