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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1899
Page
2
Luna Desperate Intercepts Filipino Envoys At Malolos
Manila report says Gen Luna tries to curb educated Filipinos from contacting Americans and even arrests Encamino and Herrera while en route to Malolos. Seat of government moved to Tarlac could slow pacification. despite opposition, Luna and Rio Del Pilar lack force to stop it. Wheaton relieved. Funston sent to brigade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Luna
Encamino
Ijlerrera
Malolos
San Isidro
Tarlac
San Fernando
Rio del Pilar
W’heaton
Funston
Wheat and iron gains mark week in Bradstreet review
The Bradstreet Review notes renewed strength in wheat iron and steel and raw wool, with cereals showing mixed price signals due to west northwest crop concerns and insect damage. Western markets face higher prices amid small export activity and grain handler strikes in Buffalo delaying shipments. Iron gains rise on pig iron purchases in the central west and lumber remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
Buffalo
Iran
West
Brooke defies orders over Cuban arms surrender
A New York World's report claims General Brooke refused the President's instruction to turn Cuban arms over to U S army officers and agreed with Gomez that they be handed to Cuban city mayors. Secretary Alger angrily wired the President with details, noting these actions may delay the eight million dollars planned for the Cuban army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Brooke
United States Army
Gomez
Alger
Cuba
Trees in Fruit Belt Die From Winter Cold
Reports from Michigan fruit belt indicate hundreds of peach trees killed at the roots by February’s severe cold. Trees bloomed normally but frozen roots stopped sap circulation, causing green fruit to dry and drop. many leading growers face ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Fruit Belt
Murderer Clemmer Hanged in Norristown for 1896 Murder
At Norristown Pennsylvania James A Clemmer was hanged for the murder of Mrs Emma Kaiser in October 1896. He conspired with Charles Kaiser to obtain a 10000 life insurance on her. Clemmer shot her. Kaiser took his own life while awaiting execution for complicity. Lizzie DeKalb known as the woman in black received a light sentence after confessing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
James A. Clemmer
Emma Kaiser
Clemmer
Charles Kaiser
Kaiser
Lizzie DeKalb
Fred Funston
Calumpit
Twentieth Kansas
Presidio Field
Love
Manila
Funston
Two Daughters Wounded as Ex-Sheriff Fires in Dispute
Mary and Jennie Gibson, 16, twin daughters of George Gibson of Sergent Kentucky, were at a dance when Shade Combs, former Letcher County sheriff, shot at them. Believing them to be men, he pursued and fired. Jennie died two hours later. Mary was only slightly wounded. Combs surrendered to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Jennie Gibson
George Gibson
Sergent
Letcher County
Shade Combs
Combs
Jennie
Evansville Youth Whipped in Police Court Trend
In Evansville Indiana Iram Boyd aged fourteen was whipped in Police Court by order of Judge Winfrey for disorderly conduct. This marks the fourth public whipping in the city within the last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Iram Boyd
Winfrey
Richard Mansfield Presents Cyrano de Bergerac at Masonic Temple
Fort Wayne June 10. Richard Mansfield stars in Cyrano de Bergerac at the Masonic Temple. The noted actor performs in a retold version with stage emphasis on wit and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Fort Wayne
Ind
Richard Mansfield
Diaz to Visit Chicago and United States in Fall
President Porfirio Diaz of Mexico will accept an invitation to visit Chicago and the United States in the fall. The invitation extends hospitality beyond a single city and will include Diaz and any accompanying party he chooses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Chicago
United States
Chicazzo
Diaz
Local Jeweler Thomas Davis Files Bankruptcy Petition
Thomas Davis formerly a jeweler in Chicago filed a bankruptcy petition. Reported liabilities total 221000 dollars with no assets available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Davis
Chicago
Notable Deaths and Disasters Across Cities
Obituaries note Plummer S Page of Scranton at 58 and ex-Gov Mower of New York dying at Hartport L I. Fire damages Manchester block in New Hampshire about 100000 loss. Riot ensues after Polish child killed by trolley in Pittsburg. no fatalities. Public loan in Philadelphia approved 11200900. Hotels and bankruptcies referenced in New York and Put-in-Bay. Coal mine collapse in Centralia leaves several dead and many injured. Labor and rail incidents reported in Utica and Erie areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plummer S. Page
Scranton
Albert Crosby
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
Charles A. Briggs
Potter
Kennard
Manchester
N. H
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Victory
Put-in-Bay
C. W
J. W. Ryan
Toledo
Ohio
David Henderson
Chicago
Roswell P. Mower
Hartport
L. I
Princeton
N. J
William H. Brewer
Yale Sheffield Scientific School
Alaska
Red Simonds
Erie
A. Spinner
Southwestern
New York Central
Utica
N. Y
Harry Neal
Buffalo
John H. Duke
Benjemin McMahon
John C. E. Chambers
Duke, McMahon & Co
John H. Duke & Co
Belfast
Ireland
Thomas Young
Centralia
Multiple World News Items From Western States and Cities
A roundup of regional incidents including Charlies Binze sentenced in Stillwater for counterfeit nickel, Filipinos ordered deportation from San Francisco, Oakwood sold in Clifton for 50000, the Nelson sinks with nine lives lost, Williamsville tragedy with H N Halladay shot, Manitou Park Hotel and Casino ruined by fire, Donald McLean dies after fall at Chicago Palmer House, Duluth street car strike escalates with dynamite, Marine City collision sinks White Star with no lives lost, Sixteenth Infantry orders from Omaha for May 29 sailing, De Gelle marriage dispute leads to attempted suicide, Ohio penitentiary convicts disciplined, state labor convention planned in Columbus, KR Coleman renews bicycle plant sale option, Deadwood smelter deal completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Lake Superior
Grand Marais
H. N. Halladay
Williamsville
Greenville and
Donald McLean
Palmer House
Chicago
Duluth
Marine City
Mich
Vanderbilt
White Star
Omaha
Sixteenth Infantry
San Francisco
Fort Crook
Fort Leavenworth
Jefferson Barracks
J. E. de Gelle
David City
Neb
Victoria Hotel
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Ohio
KR. L. Coleman
Western Wheel Works of
A. G. Spalding
American Bicycle
Multitude of incidents sweep across states and nations
Reports cover a range of events from a $1.5 million mining case and a murder conviction in Nebraska to a Ohio pipe plant sale for $105000 and a string of natural disasters across Ohio and Michigan. Wind and hail wreck homes, a river boat side is crushed, and a Toledo initiation death prompts inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Reward Mining Company
John Kerr
John Reid
Valley
Neb
Kerr
Reid
Lisbon
Ohio
Ohio, Was Sold At Sheriff’s Sale
John H. Long
H. E. Brown
New York
New Sewer Pipe Trust
Michigan
Canal Dover
Detroit
McConnellsville
Zanesville
Valley Gem
Zanetta
Taylorsville
Muskingum
Toledo
Charles Steinle
Steinle
St. Louis Levee
Nashville
Market Street
Sebree
Twelfth
Lighthouse District
California Fish, Commission
Farallones
Ano Nuevo
Point Reyes
Poultry and Produce Trust
J. B. Dean
Wichita
W. B. Hurst & Co
Fort Scott
Kan
W. B. Redfearn
Springfield
Trafford N. Jayne
Minneapolis
John Pearson
Santa Fe
Lansing
Mich
James Brunim
Mollie Flagler
Dimondale
Brumm
Miss Flagler
Daniel Mahoney
Mary
Atansas City
Mahoney
R. W. Wagner
Bucyrus
Evera
Fire and accidents plague Palestine and Paris. crimes shock Arkansas
A half block of business houses burned at Palestine Texas causing about 75000 dollars in losses. In Paris Texas a fireworks viewing stand collapsed injuring many spectators. J C Butler, jailed for the murder of his 15 year old daughter. At Huntington Arkansas a confrontation between strikers and coal miners ends with deaths and injuries to guards and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Texas
Paris
J. C. Butler
Bentonville
Ark
Huntington
John Wright
Jas. Campbell
Francisque Sarcey Dies in Paris at Seventy One
Obituary notes the death of Francisque Sarcey the renowned dramatic critic in Paris at age seventy one. Foreign affairs brief items include China rejecting a railway concession with Russia and a joint U S Canada commission resuming August 2. A U S transport MacPherson collided with the sunken Merrimac in Santiago harbor with no serious damage. Reverend Alexander Connell of London declines an offer to lead New York’s Fifth Avenue church. A Transvaal border commandant meeting is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisque Sarcey
Paris
China
Russia
Peking
Manchuria
London
Joint High Commission
United States
Canada
MacPherson
Merrimac
Santiago Harbor
Alexander Connell
Thifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
John Hall
Transvaal
Global turmoil and market notes from late 19th century press
The item reports fires destroying 27 business places in Fort Burwell Ontario and a single remaining building, a $60,000 loss. Dr. Howard Ayres to become Cincinnati University president at $6000 yearly. a Bowmanville bank robbery totaling $11,000 plus valuables. railroad consolidations by Morgan-Vanderbilt in Ohio. Cleveland Akron and Columbus sale to Pennsylvania. Dun and Company notes on manufacturing stock declines and strong trade volumes with weekly steel output at 250,095 tons and rising boot and shoe shipments. cotton and wool prices up, hides firm, and weekly US failures at 165 and Canada 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicycle Trust
Tire
Fort Burwell
Ont
Howard Ayres
University of Missouri
Cincinnati University
Standard Bank
Bowmanville
Morgan-Vanderbilt
Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
Columbus
Pennsylvania Company
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Rh. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Chicago
United States
Canada
Jefferson banquet toast and civil rights debate recalled
A Washington banquet on April 13 1830 featured Andrew Jackson and John C Calhoun with sweeping toasts on the Union and states rights. The piece also recounts Gen Fred Funston's early romance, Lincoln era politics, and profiles of Louis Gathmann and Charles Curtis alongside a nurse MD Margaret Dunn defending a burglar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gen. Jackson
Old Hickory
United States
South Carolina
Andrew Jackson
Congress
Webster
Exayne
John C. Calhoun
Senate
Calhoun
Indiana State News Districts Deaths and Industry Notes
Summary of Indiana items includes a tramp killed near Corydon, a new Elks lodge planned in Valparaiso, beef price shifts in Fort Wayne, oil output at 36 111 barrels daily, Mt Carmel plant relocation to Evansville with 100000 cost and 150 workers, a fatal rifle accident in Shelbyville, a Mishawaka verdict related to a falling porch, a dead baby found in Logansport area woods, a reform school return to Burl ington with disabilities, a Godfrey reserve iron ax linked to Chief Little Turtle, a New Albany girl assaulted, minnows shipment for Ogle Lake Warsaw, and various local industry, crime, and public notices across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Lodge of Elks
Valparaiso
Fort Wayne
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Esidor Moore
Mishawaka
J. Ravencroft
Ella Kern
Godfrey Reserve
Montpelier
Little Turtle
Lottie Nagal
New Albany
Goshen Times
United States Fish Commissioner
Ogle Lake
Warsaw
Porter Brick Work
Porter County
Miss Shaw
Evanston
Commodity prices across cities recap in 19th century markets
Market report lists live cattle hogs sheep and grain prices in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York and more. Cattle range from 2.50 to 8.50 per hundredweight while grains show wheat No 2 red at 69 to 88 cents, corn No 2 around 32 to 41 cents, oats 25 to 33 cents, rye 58 to 66 cents, with butter eggs and pork also tabulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Weekly Record
J. CC. Martin & Bro., Publishers
Silver Lake, Indiana
L. O
N. M. EO
the Business World
President Diaz
Western
Charlies Binze
Stillwater
Oakwood
Henry Probasco
Clifton
Pretoria
Hong Kong
Kow-Loon
Lawton
Summers
Matanzas
J. H. Wilson
Wilson
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Kamchatka
Ixlondike
Paris Petit Bleu
Republican Guard
St. Nazaire
France
Lafayette
Dreyfus
William T. Stead
William
Egypt
Ancona
Italy
M. de Giers
Southern
Edward Atkinson
Philippines
Lincoln
Clement I. Vallandigham
Vallandigham
Fort Warren
Union Ines
Mr. Vallandigham
Alfred
Mrs. Crawford
Georgia
Sam Hose
Louis Gathmann
Sandy Hook
Mr. Gathmann
Hanover
America
Kansas
Charles Curtis
Topeka
Curtis
Shawnee County
Margaret Dunn
Gathmann
Indiana State News
Clarence Owens
One Hundred and Fifty-ninth Regiment
Terre Haute
George W. Patton
Clyde Helvy
Yorktown
Brewer Pottery Works
Tiffin
Conrad Bros
Great Western Pottery Company
Kokomo
Great Western Company
Logansport
David L. Bush
Klondike
F. M. Bozer
Mr. Bush
Lillian
TheAppellate Court
Northwestern Masonic Aid Association
Charles F. Bodrutha
Peru
Bodrutha
Powder Trust
Combine
VanHorn
State Liquor League
Cal- Ten
Callen
League
Lake Wawasee
Eithe
al ‘Linton
Louis Gulletti
Falletti
L' Lian
Gulletti
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