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Norfolk Weekly News Journal

Location

Norfolk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1901

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Albany streetcar strike bloodshed butchers city in martial rule

Three men fatally wounded in Albany New Jersey streetcar violence include merchants William Walsh and Leroy Smith and non union motorman William Marshall. Hundreds suffer injuries as National Guardsmen fire on crowds amid a tense strike atmosphere with 3000 guardsmen expected.

Albany N. J William Walsh Leroy Smith National William Marshall George Hooze William Rooney National Guard Gilbert Hall Broadway Twenty-third Regiment

Grain Growers Meet in Salina Against Grain Trust

Western grain growers meeting in Salina Kansas opened to unite counties and to combat the grain trust. Delegates represent over 25 million bushels of this year’s wheat and many cooperatives have formed to handle grain locally amid the state gathering.

Cereal Trust Salina Kan Grain Trust

Convicted of Murdering Priest in Philadelphia Case

Jacob Wynne found guilty of second degree murder in the death of Rev. Father Charles P. Riegel. The priest, head of the Cheltenham Roman Catholic church, died from knockout drops after a Jan. 6 assault on a Cheltenham doorstep in the Tenderloin district. Wynne and eight others had been drinking with the priest.

Philadelphia Jacob Wynne Charles P. Riegel Father Riegel Cheltenham Tenderloin Wynne

Miners Threaten March Over Coal Bills in Harrisburg

Shamokin May 17 Ninth United Mine Workers district miners condemn the state senate for sending coal bills back to committee for amendment. Secretary Hartlein says the bills must pass in original form or the miners will march to Harrisburg.

Shamokin United Mine Workers’ District State Senate Committee For Hartlein Senate Minéra Harrisburg

Extending Chinese Railroad to Tung Chow Reported

British military authorities extend the railroad to Tung Chow along the Pei Ho. The project will ease withdrawal of foreign troops and spur northern commercial development after pacification work ends.

Peking Tung Chow Pei Ho

Germans Plan New Expedition to Suppress Boxers

May 17 report from Peking says the German staff notified allies of intent to send another expedition to quell boxers in southern Chi Li and invited allied cooperation. The departure of French troops had been countermanded.

Peking Chi-Li

Blacklisting Upheld In Chicago Supreme Court Ruling

Chicago May 7 The supreme court held that employers may maintain a blacklist. Annie Condon v Libby McNeill Libby Arthour & Co and other stockyards packing firms established that strikers can be barred from future work. The ruling marks the first western court recognition of blacklist legality.

Chicago Supreme Court Baker Annie Condon Libby, McNeill & Libby Arthour & Co Libby Miss Condon

Conger Honored At American Asiatic Association Banquet

Edwin H. Conger minister to China was guest of honor at the American Asiatic Association banquet held at Delmonico's New York. S B Brewster acted as chairman and toastmaster with 125 in attendance. Conger praised the progress of American commercial activity in the orient and noted improved prospects in the Philippines and China.

American Asiatic Association Delmonico Orient Phillippines Empire of China

Abolish Level Assessment Plan Adopted by AOUW

The grand lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen in Marshalltown Iowa voted to abolish the level assessment plan and adopt the classified step rate plan. It will take effect in Iowa immediately. Will M Narvis of Muscatine was elected grand master workman with B F Rehkopf Des Moines as grand recorder and A Hartung Des Moines as grand trustee. Narvis Tilton and Weeks were elected supreme representatives and Council Bluffs won the next meeting.

Marshalltown Ila Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen Iowa Will M. Narvis Muscatine B. F. Rehkopf Des Moines

Grand Island Wins A O U W Headquarters Contest

Grand Island won the contest for the permanent location of the Ancient Order of United Workmen of Nebraska headquarters in Nebraska City. Officers elected include J. C. McElhinney as grand guide Charles Gray as grand watchman and J. H. Elford with R. W. Laflin as supreme representatives. The next grand lodge meeting will be in Grand Island two years hence.

Nebraska City Neb Grand Island Ancient Order United Workmen of Nebraska J. C. McElhinney Charles Gray J. H. Elford R. W. Laflin Grand Lodge

Cuban committee backs Platt amendment report

In Havana on May 17 the committee on relations of the Cuban constitutional convention voted a majority to submit a report recommending acceptance of the Platt amendment at the convention next Saturday. The minority sought more time for a minority report and was granted a further afternoon meeting.

Havana

Alaska Packers association strikes hit salmon season

Telegrams report the big salmon combine is off in Alaska as strike flotilla actions disrupt operations. Also noted are killings in cotton mills at St. Petersburg and a series of other national items including a 1410 manuscript bible sale in London for 1200 guineas.

Alaska Packers Association St. Petersburg London Toledo Amalienborg Palace Copenhagen Cleveland and Cliffa Mining Company Ashland Wis Haynes Bros Butte Morristown N. J Ezra Moyt Byington New England Newton Mass

Mrs McKinley Sinks Toward Death In San Francisco Visit

Mrs McKinley remains in grave condition in San Francisco as doctors use heart stimulants and salt injections to revive her. President McKinley keeps constant vigil, and planned public events in her honor are canceled while the city waits for a potential recovery or news of her death.

San Francisco Atrain Nash Ohio Santa Cruz Union League

STATE DAIRYMEN JOIN FIGHT IN IMITATION PRODUCTS

State Dairymen's association officers passed resolutions pledging support to Food Commissioner Hibbard in enforcing the law against imitation butter and other dairy products. The group urged every dairy in the state to assist, and thanked Governor Savage for appointing a Dairymen's member to the Food Commissioner post.

Lincoln State Dairymen's Association Hibbard Savage

Northwestern on Ihe Way Again

The Northwestern steamship from Chicago to Liverpool collided with a dredge near Gallup rapids and was floated with minor damage. After lightening cargo it sailed to Montreal. The Northman passed through the rapids safely, drawing 13 feet. Photographers elect officers in Des Moines with J H Ruevers as president and W C Edinger as secretary. next meeting in Des Moines.

Northwestern Ogdenburg Chicago Liverpool Gallup Montreal Northman Des Moines Iowa Photographers’ Association J. H. Ruevers Pella C. F. Townsend Muscatine H. O. Baldwin Fort Dodge W. C. Edinger

Armed Men Patrol Sweetwater Range Reported

A band of mounted men is patrolling the Sweetwater country near Rock Springs Wyoming. The riders are believed to be rangers in the employ of flock masters and have warning cattlemen to stay off a defined range.

Rock Springs Wyo Sweetwater Country

Chile Denies Fortifications at Magellan Straits

Chilean minister Vicuna told the state department that Chile has not erected fortifications along the Magellan Straits and has no intention of doing so.

Chile Washington Mr. Vicuna State Department Straits of Magellan

Line to encircle the globe transportation plan announced

The Pioneer- Prose wires that J J Hill of the Great Northern and J Plor pont Morgan of New York plan a transportation system encircling the globe. A missing link between Alexandria and Hong Kong is to be supplied after Morgan's Europe trip. The system hinges on Hill's Pacific steamships and the Leyland Lines Morgan recently bought.

Hill and Morgan St. Paul Globe J. J Hill Great Northern J. Plorpont Morgan New York Great Northern Steamship Company Mr. Hill Trans Pacific Leyland Lines Mr. Morgan Ines Alexandria Egypt Hong Kong China

French Ambassador Cambon Feted in Chicago Series of Receptions

Julia Cambon the French ambassador to the United States visited Chicago on May 17. A reception line followed his arrival by Pennsylvania Railroad and a banquet at the Union League Club marked the day. The visit honored the Alliance Francaise joining with the University of Chicago to promote French language study worldwide.

Chicago Julia Cambon United States Pennsylvania Road Union League Club M. Cambon Republic of France The Alliance Francaise University of Chicago Alliance

Trainmen Elect Denver Man to New Post at Convention

W. W. Newman of Denver was elected fourth vice grand master of the Brotherhood of Trainmen, a new office created by a constitutional amendment. The next biennial convention will be in Denver, with Grandmaster P. H. Morrissey announcing W. G. Lee of Lawrence as assistant.

The Brotherhood Denver Milwaukee W. W. Newman Brotherhood of Trainmen P. H. Morrissey W. G. Lee Lawrence Kan

General Noble Elected Delegate At Missouri G A R Encampment

The 20th Grand Army of Missouri encampment opened in Nevada on May 17. General John W. Noble of St. Louis won delegate-at-large to the National encampment. Attending were Henry Dorman of Lamar aged 102 and Gilbert Van Zandt of Farragut aged 50, both noted as the state’s oldest and youngest veterans. Also present was Thomas Post, No. 8, Kansas City.

General Noble Nevada Grand Army of Missouri John W. Noble St. Louis Henry Dorman Lamar Gilbert van Zandt Farragut Thomas Post Kansans City Mr. Doran Mr. van Zandt

Newton shooter wins Smith cup at Iowa Sportsmen event

On May 17 Newton Iowa hosts the Iowa Sportsmen's association second day. Fred Gilbert leads with 98 percent. George Selbher of Newton wins the Smith cup after a 20 straight score. Lindell 90, Parmelee 89, C N Cole 88, Budd Gilbert Mott Milner 19.

Newton Iowa Sportsmen's Association Fred Gilbert Gilbert Lindell Parmelee C. N. Cole George Selbher Dupont Gun Club Budd M. Mott Milner

Famine Threatens As India Relief Numbers Rise

London May 17 The failure of spring crops in India is severely felt. Indian secretary Lord George Hamilton told the house of commons that 381,000 people are now receiving relief and this figure is expected to rise rapidly.

London India George Hamilton House of Commons

Notable Obits and Elections in Brief

Sparks from the wires report several items: the Gurley & Johnson brokerage firm failed in Washington. Andrew Carnegie donated £100,000 for Glasgow district libraries. France negotiates with Ecuador over Gala Pagos island. E J Pimney of Cleveland nominated for Ohio governor by the prohibition convention. Robert D Wagstaff, Detroit Free Press marine editor, died of tuberculosis. J K Thompson of Rock Rapids aims for Iowa lieutenant governor on the Republican side. Rev William H Connor, longtime black preacher, died in New London Conn at nearly 101. Cumberland Presbyterian general assembly meets in West Point Miss with H Clay Bird presiding.

Gurley & Johnson Washington Andrew Carnegie Glasgow France Ecuador Galapagos Islands E. J. Pimney Cleveland Robert D. Wagstaff Detroit Free Press J. K. Thompson Rock Rapids Iowa William H. Connor New London Conn Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly West Point Miss H. Clay Bird Uniontown

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