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Rock Island Argus

Location

Rock Island, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1902

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Lost at sea as Walla Walla sinks after collision

Eureka California January 5 the iron screw steamer Walla Walla sailing from San Francisco to Puget Sound sank after a collision with an unknown sailing vessel. Dispatch rescued 60 passengers and crew. about 27 missing, 40 believed lost. The wreck occurred 22 miles south of Mendocino Bay. The Walla Walla carried 26 first class and 25 second class passengers and 9 crew. The ship was owned by the Pacific Coast Steamship Co and long operated between Puget Sound and San Francisco.

Eureka Cala Walla Walla San Francisco Puget Soul Points Trinidad Dispatch Trinidan Here Mendovine Bayo Pacific Coast Steamship Company Puget Sound

Striking Situation Alarming in Barcelona Reinforcements Arrive

Barcelona reports an alarming strike situation with troops concentrated around the city. The stokera number 20 906 is noted in dispatches as part of the surrounding measures.

Barcelona Stokera

Miss Roosevelt to Christen Kaiser's Yacht

Miss Aliee Roosevelt eldest daughter of the President will christen the German Kaiser's new yacht under construction at Staten Island. The announcement came from the White House on January 3.

Miss Roosevelt Christen Kaiser Washington White House Aliee Roosevelt Kaiser Staten Island

Admiral Sampson Improves After Spotted Walk

Washington reports Admiral Sampson shows improvement today after a brief walk. Booker T. Washington shares a humorous tale of an old colored preacher debating biblical geography with a student fresh from school, illustrating a light moment amid serious news.

Milwaukee forger gang suspects named Williams and Morgan

Two men, who provide the names Harry Willams and Charles Morgan, were arrested in Milwaukee on Tuesday night. Inspector Rilener believes they are the forgers behind a wave of checks formed and cashed across Wisconsin and beyond. Earlier forgeries touched Ashland, Wausau, Hurley, Colorado mining outfits, and Omaha, with total losses surpassing twenty thousand dollars.

Milwaukee Jan Harry Willams Charles Morgan Rilener Ashland Wausau Hurley Colorado Omaha

Royal Motto Doesn't Go Gift of Garters Sparks Assault in Store

In Albion Michigan a Cleveland man Phillip Silverstein and his wife confront Lee Manhelmer at Manheimer Bros clothing store after Silverstein claims a garter gift insulted his wife. A scuffle ensues with punches traded and a warrant issued for assault and battery. Silverstein reportedly fled toward an early Cleveland-bound train.

Albion Mich Cleveland Manheimer Bros Phillip Silverstein Milas Edith Jacobs Isadore Jacobs Silverstein Young Lee Manhelmer Peter National Eisteddfod

Ban Righ to Sail as Armed Insurgent Vessel

The Ban Righ, converted into a naval craft at General Trans-Atlantic works, now features thick steel armor on engines, bridge, stern post and rudder. It carries rapid fire guns and a multinational crew, with reinforcements to bolster 300 volunteers aboard, amid plans tied to Venezuela and Castro’s decree labeling it pirate.

Fort de France Martinique Ban Righ Europe Venezuela General Trans-Atdlantic Company Castro Trinidad Curacoa Mato Venexuela Ran Righ la Libertador Senor Matos General Matos Eduardo Ortege Cordova Carlos Azugary Egeamler Tomas Garcia Mervez Marro Christian Antones Bartazal Antoine Espinoza Merendo Sambrano Rendon

Poison Suspect Shocks St. Joseph as Heidlicka Dies

In St Joseph Michigan Anton Heidlicka a sewing machine agent dies after sudden illness. Doctors report poison found in his stomach which was removed for analysis. The stomach was sent to Ann Arbor and health officials with deputies guard the Heidlicka home amid talk of arrest for Mrs Heidlicka.

St. Joseph Mich Ballenger Anton Heidlicka Ann Arbor Gowdy Heidlicka Home Pearl Street Heidlicka

Verre Haute County Treasurers Race Ends In Court Standoff

In Verre Haute Indiana a chaotic contest for county treasurer pits Clark Republican who won the canvass against Bolton the contestant now in office. The old treasurer Walsh resigned to the county commissioners creating a temporary vacancy filled for hours. Clark seeks a writ to force Bolton to surrender money and office paraphernalia. Bolton to answer on Saturday in Judge Stelmson’s court.

Clark Stelmson Bolton Walsh

Chained to Floor to Enforce Smallpox Quarantine

Paris January 3 William Donnehoy of Kansas town is chained by ankles to the floor to enforce a smallpox quarantine after defying authorities. Mayor James H Steele adopted this extreme measure after Donnehoy left home while his son was ill, exposing citizens to the disease. The chains allow limited movement but prevent escape until the quarantine is lifted.

Paris William Donnehoy Kansas James H. Steele Dounehoy Donnehoy

Terrible Deaths Parkersburg Station Blast Kills Plant Workers

A boiler explosion at the Pampa station killed several South Parkersburg workers amid warnings of treachery by nature. The scene described as a fairy tale turned deadly as dangerous flora and wildlife in South America overwhelmed observers with their savagery and mystery.

Parkersburg Esther South America Lfere England Andes the Alien F. Montresor

Peking Strife Tries Patience as Empress Edicts Alarm Foreigners

News from Peking reports dwindling faith in reform as dowager empress, aided by General Yung Lu, tightens anti foreign measures. Edicts punish anti Christian acts while closing a charity school, prompting nerves about foreign intervention. Legation walls may host spectators for imperial processions, fuelling tension amid mixed signals of conciliation.

Peking Yung-La Ningh-Sha-Foo Kan-Seo Peki Prince Ching Legation Yung-Lu Legations Kenosha Wis St. James St. Joseph's

Congo Free State Brutality Attacked by Retired Captain

Captain Guy Burrows, after six years in Congo Free State service, denounces the regime as a disgrace to civilization. He cites cannibal involvements, forced labor, and mass killings by officials and rubber concession holders, with reforms seen as cosmetic.

London Guy Burrows Congo Free State Associated Press Free State Burrows Leopold Upper Congo Africa

Nebraska teachers meet welcomed by Governor in Lincoln

The twenty sixth annual Nebraska teachers meeting opened with groups formed for three days of work. Governor Savage and state officials joined local educators in welcoming visitors and inviting them to tour the capitol building. The educational council's session focused on the high school free textbook issue, with Dr. H P Davenport criticizing the plan for alleged theft risk and damage to public pride, while others disagreed.

Lincoln Savage Neb Nebraska Capitol Educational Council H. P. Davenport

Miss Stone Reported Released From Vienna

Vienna dispatch via Sofia says Miss Ellen M. Stone the captive American missionary has been released though confirmation is lacking. Other items note a major Weston fire causing 45000 in damage, a Chicago doctor contending with diphtheria affecting relatives, a Morristown man facing a possible inheritance, a Cincinnati cop deemed insane, a DeSoto burglary, and British Methodists near a million guineas fundraising milestone.

Vienna Miss Stone London Central News Sofia Ellen M. Stone

Trust company in liquidation after court ruling

St Paul and Cleveland news detail the liquidation of the St Paul Trust company with $200000 capital after a supreme court ruling making it liable for $100000 in the C D Strong estate. Creditors may be paid in full while stockholders face uncertain recovery amid broad banking turmoil and a vast Everett Moore syndicate restructuring.

St. Paul St. Paul Trust Company Cluef Supreme Court Lible C.D. Strong Herrick Henry A. Everett E. W. Moore Everett-Moore Edwin G. Tillotson Cleveland Trust Company Harrison R. Newcomb Savings and Trust Company Myron T. Herrick Society For Savings J. J. Sullivan Central National Bank Calvary Morrin Western Reserve Trust Company Kaufman Hayes

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