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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1897
Page
11
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A catalog snippet promotes Womankind Cook Book and a Butter Making book. It highlights prize essays by farmers wives and daughters on feeding cows and making butter, plus a general Cook Book with culinary receipts drawn from readers. Both titles priced at 25 cents.
A Washington dispatch reports that Canadian premier Laurier and associates find it hard to reach a deal with the United States because too many American officials handle different issues. The piece argues for a single Washington envoy to streamline negotiations on all subjects and improve prospects of agreement.
Ottawa reports Toronto life and accident insurers will not issue fire or life policies to Yukon bound gold seekers. Most firms declined risks and set a strict policy at refusal, with Hamilton group of sixty seeking coverage.
Walder Kirk known as the King of Dudes from Chicago was arraigned in police court in New York on charges of shooting Richard Mandelbaum in the Water Guard area. Mandelbaum allegedly forced entry after searching for his wife and was shot five times, with one bullet near the heart and another in the groin. Kirk claims self defense after Mandelbaum struck him with a blunt instrument.
Washington reports pensions granted yesterday for Iowa South Dakota and Nebraska with original and increased awards, widows and reissues. Postmasters appointed in Iowa Popejoy Rowley and South Dakota Lake Preston area with resignations and removals noted.
Miss Augusta Meyers aged sixteen, daughter of Fred Meyers, was found dead in a canyon ten miles north of Hay Springs Nebraska. Authorities report possible criminal operation after a ligature and a box labeled strychnine were found. Coroner Bowman orders inquest as some believe she may have taken her own life. A jury is convened and adjourned pending new testimony from potential witnesses.
In Lincoln Nebraska on November 1 the Attorney General is urged by the supreme court to file a brief in the Barrett Scott case. The court seeks arguments on two points including estoppel of sureties and late approval of official bonds. The Bartley bond case mirrors these issues.
Dakota City Nebraska November 17 yesterday a reunion of the family of Mr and Mrs William Adair marked their fortieth wedding anniversary. Attending were Ed M of Judith Montana WI R and Frank of Omaha Charles W and Miss Mattie of Sioux City Iowa Mrs Sarah Deuschl of Mapleston Minnesota and Miss Mamie and Warry Hof of this place. William Adair came to this county in 1856 among the earliest settlers and aided local development. He served as clerk of Fort Peek Agency in 1877, as county treasurer for an unexpired term and was re elected to another term. He was a member of the state university board of regents for nine years and in 1881 was appointed railway postal clerk between Sioux City and Omaha, a position he has held with only one short layoff.
Lincoln Nov 17 At 2 am the jury in the Dorsey bay wrecking case had not reached a verdict after over a month of trial. The defendant Frank M Dorsey brother of ex Congressman William Dorsey of Fremont Neb was cashier and manager of the First National Bank of Onea Neb The jurors held a late session hoping to agree but no decision was announced.
Interior will instruct Alaskan officials to gather 600 reindeer from the government herd for use by an expedition aiding ice bound whalers. The Revenue Cutter Bear sails from Seattle in ten days and arrives near Point Barrow after a 30 day voyage, with an overland stretch of 600 miles to the Arctic outpost. The effort plans to supply food and support for 263 whalers stranded in the ice.
Spencer, manager of the Postal Telegraph Co in South Deadwood S D, fatally shot in a Methodist church at Weestville Indiana during services. He is alive but not expected to recover, amid alleged financial trouble pressing the firm.
The piece reports Standard Oil gaining control of the sugar trust and notes rising opposition to the trust in the West. It cites Havemeyer related stock sales, forecasts of widening beet sugar growth, and a pending nonrenewal of the Hawaiian sugar contract affecting refinery plans. It mentions the trust’s cash reserve of 35 million dollars and looming aggressive campaigns on Wall Street.
In St Louis County Judge Hirzel’s court at Clayton the trial of Martin Ensley of Memphis for attempted murder and larceny proceeded without key witness Charles D. Collins who failed to appear. The judge lashed the absence as an outrage and issued a bench warrant for Collins, threatening heavy contempt penalties if he is not brought in. The trial proceeds with existing witnesses even if Collins is gone. The pair, both prominent and wealthy, lived at the Lindell hotel and were known for horse racing and patronage of the races.
Mrs. Mabel Estelle Wallace, a widow, asserts she married banker J. Bo Ketcham in Milwaukee last September and seeks his estate. Ketcham, formerly of Toledo, died Saturday in Chicago. Wallace, 45, had previously married James R. Falkup of Vanportia, Kan., who died in 1885 under unclear circumstances. she was tried for murder but acquitted and later changed her name.
In Boston on November 17 Frank McLaughlin and his wife Mary were found in their room with gunshot wounds. McLaughlin, severely ill with consumption, stated his wife shot him and then herself. The family was in abject poverty.
Ocean steamship tickets offered by CG W Jacobs agent of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway in Rock Valley at lowest first cabin second cabin and steerage rates. Outward and prepaid options available through any line crossing the Atlantic.
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