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Newspaper

Rock Island Argus

Location

Rock Island, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1901

Page

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Conger Reach Council Bluffs En Route Home

Minister Conger and party arrived in Council Bluffs on an east bound journey from Omabi. The Des Moines relatives and a reception committee accompanied him. He declined to rule out governor plans but would confer with friends before deciding. A parade of veterans greeted Conger and a banquet followed this afternoon.

Omabi Conger Des Moinca Des Moines Mananece Amt Cromslag Council Blatts Ida Cironas Canin Tia Teatewr Des Melis de Mayo Hailae Connell Bluffs UL Wenger Towy Des Molyes Andie Lorie Priddy State Capitol

Start of a National Strike Sparks City Actions

May Day unrest spreads as 500 to 800 machinists in Buffalo and Erie county threaten a one hour day reduction without pay cuts, a move seen as a forerunner of a wider strike across the U S Canada and Mexico. Journeymen plumbers in Youngstown refuse work for eight hours amid wage disputes.

Buffalo Chy Erie County United States Canada Mexico Youngstown Ohio New York Elizabeth Yoakers Grand Rapids Mich Columbus Waterbury Conc

Train collision at Yuba Pass in fog kills fireman

In Emigrant Gap California a Raymond excursion train crashed into the rear of a limited train near Yuba Pass. Fireman Saunders was instantly killed and several passengers were injured. D. I. Millis’s private car was badly damaged and a granddaughter of Whitelaw Reid was bruised. Other items note Cramp’s death, Elliott’s passing, Cuban Commission homeward, and a Pittsburgh murder with a throat wound.

Emigrant Gap Cal Yuba Pass Saunders Mills Od Whitelaw Reid

McKINLEY PROMISE on Cuba Troops Debate

Debates over U S troops in Cuba are framed around Section 3 of a constitutional amendment. The discussion notes opposition and fear among Cubans and hints at presidential pressure and wartime policy. The dialogue references Plattsmendurent and Mercsary opinions amid a split view on sending forces domestically versus abroad.

Val Brooke Gove Cuba United States

Michigan library to offer blanket arts degree reform

Michigan University faculty outlines sweeping changes to degree structure with a blanket bachelor of arts, reduced prerequisites, and emphasis on modern languages and sciences. Reports show campus debates over dress code and schedule shifts amid broader academic reforms.

Ada Apbor Mich University of Michigan Signia

President and party welcomed through Dixie on wheels

The presidential train endured a warm Memphis reception with Governor McMillin leading officials and Confederate veterans as crowds filled Court Square. Mayor banners and riverfront salutes marked the visit before the party continued toward New Orleans after brief stops at Vicksburg and Jackson.

Memphis Prsidential Dixie Moniay Alors Alabama Meval-ley Tennessee River Corinth Miss Confedermeyta Helds Benind Washington Hunteylite Decatur Tasemtubla Corith Namphin Senmarck McMillin Anil Arkansas Kanes Court Square Jones Wietele Philippines McMilli Twentieth Century Club W. J. Crewford Menotls Feabery New Orleans Jackson Mias Vicksburg

Milwaukee Journal Defamation Case Heads to Supreme Court

A Madison Wisconsin report notes the state supreme court issued a decision adverse to defendants in a case where Milwaukee Journal affiliates were accused of criminal conspiracy over advertising practices. The court ruled the defendants must stand trial.

Agios Madison Wis State Supreme Court Milwaukee Journal Lat Informag Advertiaees Uhey Bustin Busine

MorrisonGetsA Pension

Veteran Representative Morrison of Illinois has been granted a pension under the act of 1917. He will receive $8 per month for service, with total payments projected near $1,400 over time. Morrison also previously received a similar pension for service in the Mexican campaign. The record notes his prior approval and prompt action by the Bureau.

Tetusas Ag Washingto Willda Eo Morrison Illinois Comneteiang Sey Irvisian Cole Morrison

Accuses Her Father in Camped Outlaws Case Near Indianapolis

Maggie Mitchell, claimed to have married against her father Jongtipa Atatenowics and stepmother Estell Stafenowitz, seeks warrants for their arrest. She alleges her husband’s death as evidence and accuses Estell of killing a child of her sister-in-law Mary Stafenowite. Police charged Petella Stato with murder and narcotics offenses, while Guytac faced accessory counts.

Hans Will Indianapolis Maggie Mitehell Jongtipa Atatenowics Instay Stafonowity Estell Stafenowitz Marie Mary Stafenowite Petella Statowite Muneder Fonsfurn Guytac Euit

Professor Herron Suspended by Grinnell Congregationalists

May 1 report from Grinnell Iowa outlines suspension of Professor D. Herron from Congregational Church membership after personal charges. resolutions adopted unanimously, no defense offered. Also single item notes other unrelated early 20th century summaries including a London papal cardinal elevation, and various miscellaneous regional incidents.

Ruta St. Joseph

End of a lonely life in a sensational hotel murder tale

Ida Hurets, termed the gangster of B. F. Harrix era, lies dead after a life marked by crime and a sensational church attack. Reports sketch a widow with a revolver, a dramatic deathbed scene, and a contested will valued in the hundreds, with family and legal figures entwined in the aftermath.

Chanpaien May Teeth Ida Hurets B. F. Harrix Heath Perlage Teimphabet Dassyan Ale Adyoit

Stabbed Fatalities Reported in Saloon Attack

In Sullivan a man was stabbed fatally by a stranger in a saloon. The attacker escaped, and authorities pursue him as Patterson hovers between life and death. Other notes mention Chicago business ads and a dock strike affecting South Chicago dredging contracts.

Mattoon Tsanay Sullivan Metcher Chicago Hansler & Bubs Dredghis A Dock Company

Iowa Soldier Is Short In His Accounts Charged

Lieutenant George A. Reed, acting commissary of the Fifty First Iowa Volunteer Infantry, is charged with a shortage of $22 41720 in his federal account. United States District Attorney Lewis Miles filed a petition alleging Reed received stores while on duty in San Francisco and has not accounted for over $22,000.

Ducks George A. Rued Iowa Fnfantes Bint United States Lewis Miles Fis Troutenant Reed San Francisco

Latest Coup of Morgan In Lloyds Line Takeover

May 18 report claims Leyland Line, owning several large freight steamers, engaged in a bond issue worth 1 2500. The Morgan group and associates allegedly pursued stock purchases and deposits while the chairman of the holder of large stock confirms the official statement. Intersts plan consolidation with Atlantic Craneport line and three other firms to form a combined entity by week’s end.

Linn Landon Leyland Eixty Ridhey Pierywut Morgan Morgan Morgan and His Mekociates Abyeld Tycoptems Plate Fuerher Trusth Nlp Ding Eiernan Leyton Lime Atlantic ‘Craneport Conibla

Pan-American Expo Opens Gates Amid Weather Warnings

The Pan-American exposition gates opened at 8:30 this morning with large crowds despite threatening weather. Management deferred formal dedicatory ceremonies to May 20 blending opening day with dedication events.

Buffalo

Decision Given In Teachers Cases In Springfield

Judge Thompson of Jacksonville rules in favor of the Chicago teachers federation mandamus suit against the state board of equalization and awards the writ. The opinion states the board's members are public officers and must assess the stocks of twenty or more named companies, noting the prior board failed to assess thirteen.

Springfield Thompson Jacksonville Mandamus Chicago Teachers’ Federation State Board of Equalization

Severe fire losses reported in Illinois towns and more

News brief covers a Carbondale Milling and Elevator fire destroying 75,000 bushels of wheat with losses exceeding 60 000 dollars, and Kensette in Worth county wiped out with nineteen buildings burned at a loss of 20 000 dollars. Also included are disparate notes on china indemnity, navy yacht use, a Wisconsin homicide, and burn first aid remedies.

Carbondale Ill Carbondale Milling and Elevator Company Des Moines 1Kensette Worth County China Paris Pekin Pichon Chris Illinois’ Naval Militia

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