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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1897
Page
15
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A vintage advertisement lists offerings including Butler Making and Womenkind Cook Book. It promotes Poultry Book and Farm News Poultry Book detailing breeds feeding and disease cures, priced at 25 cents and 255 cents for select titles.
A Buffalo and New York special train derailed into the Hudson near Garrison's station due to undermined earth and a washed-out wall. Engine and several cars sunk. rescuers recovered multiple bodies including Chinese migrants and a few survivors transported to Peekskill and New York hospitals.
Washington October 27 Miss Alice Telktagy daughter of the late secretary of war under Grant has broken off her engagement with Paul May of the Belgian legation. The famous beauty resisted parental opposition from Mr May's family leading to the dissolution of the union.
Amicondin October 27 report says William Brod erick Claete of England buys at Marcus Daly's stock farm in Butte Root. He acquires imported Matt Byrnes (5) by Hampton Gain Choice for 23008 dollars and six mares. The total will be shipped to England.
Oct 24 Denver The statute used by the city police to confiscate gambling implements was ruled by Judge Allen in district court to be in conflict with federal statutes.
Senator Morgan of Hawaii arrived in San Diego last night and was not feeling well. This morning he was suffering from a high illness and went to his hotel.
Madrid reports Spain will transmit its answer to the United States on Cuba to Washington. The note regrets insurgent support by filibusters but urges autonomy for Cuba and the withdrawal of American aid. Officials expect no immediate publication in the U S until Congress acts.
In Stevens Point Wisconsin a blaze early Sunday killed Mrs. Goberowski, 62, while her husband and sister of the petitioner survived. The家 home, occupied by Joseph Zoberowski and family, suffered about 2000 dollars in losses as residents attempted to rescue those inside. Mrs. Zoberowski remained inside to retrieve $35 and perished, while a sister reportedly returned to salvage clothes and also suffered injuries.
A fragmentary local report describes a complex crime case involving a merchant and a daughter with accusations against a man named Oliver Roberson. Blood evidence at a cabin and questions about witnesses are noted as the investigation unfolds amid tense town debate.
A new yellow fever case is reported in Ava Tiay City. An unnamed man, a fireman from the Point railway, recently arrived from Montgomery about five days ago, is ill at 179 Haynes Street with doctors hopeful for recovery. Frosts yesterday produced heavy morning frost.
Paris reports stated from The Journal see views that tensions may rise in Nikki and Borgu. Nikki, the capital, is claimed by England under a historic treaty with the Borgu king. French interest sees reinforcements dispatched to Tk Tickey as the news circulates in Senegambia.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson of Kenosha Wisconsin is believed to have drowned herself from grief after learning her lover had killed himself. Local authorities report no other foul play suspected as her death occurred in October at her occupation.
Another woman steps forward in San Francisco to claim a portion of the 25,000 left by Linble Clarke, who has relatives in Australia as of 1816. Mrs Linforth, a city resident, says she is the grand daughter of Clarke and seeks her stake amid reports of a Denver storm and trolley car disruptions from a northern gale.
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