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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1897
Page
1
Klondike Climate Notes and Global Odds and Ends
Four sailing vessels are lost at sea to one steamer. The Dawson City voyage costs $150 from San Francisco. The piece covers Klondike cold, Yukon river ice, and diverse items from British royalty dogs to a Boston height limit, with notes on parks, literature, and local curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dawson City
Yukon
Princes of Wales
Ladies’ Kennel Association
Botanical Gardens
London
Bank of England
Tiffin
E. D. Smith
Menesha
Wis
Reed
Ohe Horticultural Society of
Shropshire
Eng
Darwin
Shrewsbury
Boston
Wiser
Tate City
Los Gatos
Cal
Bunker Hill Park
Franchetti
Dillsburg
York County
Senator Quay
Watch cases and watch movements invoiced separately Chicago
Government notices for customs clarify invoicing of watch cases and movements destined for export. Treasury cites tariff act provisions and seeks AG opinion on ten percent duty for Japan goods seaport arrivals. Consular officers instructed to separate invoicing. Ha waii port trade stats noted. Marietta gunboat to commission. military retirements announced. militia armament update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Japan
Vancouver
B. C
State Department
United States
Hayward
Hawaiian
Navy Department
Marietta
San Francisco
F. E. Lacey
8Th Infantry
O. W. Pollock
24Th Infantry
J. E. Irish
D. T. Wells
Decisions in Klondyke gold fields administration
Ottawa reports key Yukon's governance steps including appointment of a district administrator Bare Walsh to oversee the district. Northwest Mounted Police expansion from 20 to 35 with two Maxim guns. Mining rules cut staking from 500 to 100 feet, new civil and criminal court to be led by Justice McGuire of Prince Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Globe
Ottawa
Dominion
Yukon
Vane Walsh
Iender
Northwest-Mounted Police
Party of Mounted Police
Manitoba
Justice McGuire
Prince Albert
Smallpox Epidemic Narrowed in Birmingham Air
Birmingham authorities report 30 hours with no new smallpox cases, the first lull since the three week outbreak began. A Negro boy and a Negro woman were found Monday, sent to the pest house. Pest house holds 83 cases, mostly Negro, plus 20 suspects at detention. Authorities anticipate the epidemic may end soon due to strict measures and compulsory vaccination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Detroit Hosts A A S Science Meeting Opening
Detroit on August 10 hosts the forty sixth annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The audit orium of the new high school building was decorated for the opening with about two hundred members present and a Detroit audience. About twenty members of the British associations sat on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Coffeen Under Martial Law in Illinois Town
Coffeen Illinois is under martial law with 235 armed deputy sheriffs guarding the town and the Coffeen Coal and Copper Co property. One hundred twenty five workers worked the shaft Monday under protection and about 300 miners encamped in nearby woods. Miners are forbidden to enter the village on penalty of arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeen
Ill
Coffeen Coal and Copper Co
Gunboat Wheeling Commissioned and Planned Deployments
VALLEJO California August 10 The gunboat Wheeling went into commission Tuesday It is expected to be sent to Honolulu and then to the China station The Marietta her sister ship will be commissioned in a few weeks and likely sent to Sitka Alaska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Vallejo
Cal
Honolulu
China Station
Marietta
Sitka
Alaska
Notorious Crooks Break Jail in Middletown
Notorious Cincinnati criminals Wm. Danford and Elmer Wilson escaped from Middletown jail Sunday night. They are sought for burglary in Franklin, with police across the region conducting a manhunt to recapture them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Wm. Danford
Elmer Wilson
Cincinnati
Franklin
Assassination of Premier Canovas Shocks Spain
The report details the shooting of Spain’s Premier Canovas, his death, and reactions from Washington. Secretary Sherman commented on potential political impacts, Cuba policy, and the possibility of a successor, noting Spain’s resilience and uncertainty about consequences. The account places the event amid court and government circles, with mentions of Santa Agueda, Sebastian, and San Sebastian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinez Campos
San Sebastian
Washine Ton
Canovas
State Department
Sherman
Spain
Cuba
Guba
Golli Confesses Killing Canovas to Avenge Anarchists
Aug 10 dispatches report Michele Angino Golli, a Naples native, confessed to killing Spanish Prime Minister Canovas to avenge Barcelona anarchists and Rizal. He claims orders from a secret society and says his act was mere duty, defense of comrades from Montjuich. The suspect was seized at the scene and severely beaten before guards intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapkip
Golli
el Populo
Senor Canovas
Barcelona
Don Jose Rizal
Manila
Philippine Islands
Rizal
Philippine League
Marseilles
Review Social Science
Tarrida Marmel
Montjuich
Maprio
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Mags
Spain
Rinaldi
Michele Angino Golli
Boggia
Naples
Italy
France
Belgium
Lucerne
Senora A. Canovas
Galli
Illinois Miners Pass Resolutions Condemn Non-Union Trade
Springfield Aug 9 The state miners convention adjourned after passing resolutions condemning truck stores and labor unions for sympathy and boycotting all non union cigars A telling address was made by President Carson and another by James B Miller grand secretary I O O F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Springfield
Carson
James BR. Miller
Burglars Fail to Kill Reed Siblings in Massachusetts Home
North Adams on August 9 details a grim crime. Henry J. Reed a money lender and his sister Blanche M. Reed were found dead in their home Saturday, apparently murdered by burglars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
Henry J. Reed
Blanche M. Reed
Graves brothers and Henry Carter strike rich drift claim
Excitement at Trinity Center as Graves brothers and Henry Carter report a four day drift claim gold haul of 68000 dollars. The largest piece is valued at 12000 dollars and they anticipate total extraction between 150000 and 200000 dollars. The coarse gold lies between porphyry walls and resembles melted gold in the seams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weavervilla
Cal
Trinity Center
Graves Brothers
Henry Carter
Coffee Creek
Bulgarian Prince Ferdinand Visits Constantinople Guest of Sultan
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria and Bulgarian premier M. Stoiloff arrived in Constantinople Monday morning and went to the Yildiz palace to be the sultan’s guest until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Ferdinand
Constantinople
Bulgaria
M. Stoiloff
Yildiz Palace
Stock broker Read ends life with self-inflicted gunshot
New York August 10. Wm G Read Jr 88 a senior member of the New York stock exchange and of Read Parsons Co stock brokers in the Edison building committed suicide Monday by shooting himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wm. G._ Read, Jr
New York Stock Exchange
Read, Parsons & Co
Edison
Corn Crop Reports Vary Across Nebraska and Kansas
Nebraska reports praise the corn crop after heavy rains end a heat spell, raising yield estimates to 350 million bushels. Kansas and western Missouri face scorching heat with crops dried out, low yields, and cattle markets strained as rain remains only hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Kansas
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
East
Emporia
Kan
Lyon
Missouri
Nebraska Wheat Production Surges to Front Rank
Nebraska leads in wheat output with 35,000,000 bushels of spring wheat averaging 22 bushels per acre and 51,800,000 bushels of winter wheat at about 21 bushels per acre. A compiled table shows Nebraska third among states in wheat production, with corn remaining a principal product for 1896 and conservative estimates for 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lamont Quarry Strike Ends In Wage Rise For 509 Workers
Chicago reports a peaceful quarry strike in Lemont as 509 workers quit over a demand to raise pay from 1.25 to 1.50 per day. Western Stone company grants the increase, followed by Joliet Limestone. Work resumes next morning with all quarries affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lemont
Western Stone Company
Joliet Limestone Company
Joliet
Farmer John OConnell Murdered in Minnesota Farmhouse
Redwood Falls Minnesota August 3 John OConnell well known farmer and Westling township leader was killed at his farmhouse between midnight and 1 am Saturday seven gashes from a blunt iron instrument caused death kerosene soaked clothing and home set afire three of his eldest children report Mrs O Connell wife of the murdered man is named as sole author of the tragedy authorities note her strong antipathy to drink and alleged abuse of family may have driven her to the act
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Falls
Minn
John O’connell
Westling Township
Redwood County
O'Connell
Illinois Central Exports Ten Cent Corn Rate to New Orleans
Chicago August 3 The Illinois Central began applying a ten cent export rate on corn shipped to New Orleans. The policy aims to elevate New Orleans as a leading export port for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois Central
New Orleans
Mlinoia Central
Colored Man Gets a Place
Washington August 3 Acting Postmaster General Merritt on Monday appointed John P Green a colored politician of Cleveland C as the United States postage stamp agent Green immediately qualified
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Merritt
John P. Green
Cleveland, C
United States
Green
Ohio State News on Coal Strike Continues in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville Ohio on August 6 the fifth week of the great coal strike progresses with miners still determined. Murray City committees report success at distributing groceries to destitute families, about 25 households aided with flour potatoes and soap. Funds collected are spent on provisions as relief efforts expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Whal
Shea
MurrAy + City
Mangled remains of child found in well near church
In Caldwell County Ohio intense local excitement followed the discovery of mangled infant remains in a well at Pleasant Hill. A young man drew water from a bucket and found the dismembered body parts. Investigators cannot confirm whether the child was killed or decomposed before disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Eae i
Roble County
Sns
Pleasant Hill
Attack on Aged Man Ends in Critical Injuries
A vicious animal attacked an elderly man at a log area as he fled over a fence. McCaffery’s son tried to intervene but the assailant bit him, tearing flesh. The man was brought to a house where Dr. McClure treated wounds. the victim is in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldoboro
Ruppe Island
George W. Vanderbilt
Asheville
N. C
England
Egypt Exploration Fund
Paris
Chesapeake Bay
McCaffery
McClure
National Democratic Convention to be Held by State Party
The national convention details include procedures for delegate allocation and voting. The state executive reports a large anticipated turnout with Cleveland leading in expected votes. preliminaries indicate substantial support and organized preparation for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deley
Cleveland
A Bold Thief In Tricky Night At Bott Residence
A thief entered Anton Bott’s home at 3 a.m. and cooked a meal in the kitchen. He started a fire, fried eggs, and cleaned up before leaving with little more than a jar. The incident occurred in Axton and details are sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axton
Anton Bott
Youthful Degenerate Arrested in Stolen Cigars Case
Zanesville Ohio August 7 Geo nals Somedelt Gears Wahl confessed to stealing a box of cigars and to placing an obstruction on a street railroad at a steep incline. The planned hazard could have killed several people. He is too young for the industrial school and authorities are unsure of disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Geonals
South Charleston School Board Reaches Interim Accord
Springfield Aug 6 The South Charleston school board, divided for two months over selecting a superintendent, has tentatively agreed to defer the decision. County commissioners will not act until the board reaches further agreement on the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
South Charleston
Seventh-Day Adventists State Camp Opens At Fair Grounds
Springfield Ohio August seventh camp of Seventh Day Adventists opened at the fair grounds. A village of tents houses campers and a 3000 seat pavilion hosts addresses. The opening sermon was delivered by Elder D E Linsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Fairgrounds
D. E. Linsley
Dwight Harrisons Job Appointment In State Audit
State Insurance Commissioner Matthews appoints Dwight Harrison of Georgetown Ohio to succeed A J Daunean as state inspector of building and loan associations in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Harrison
Columbus
Matthews
Georgetown
A.J Daunean
Building and Loan Associations
Gov Bushnell denies withdrawal from ticket in Ohio
Springfield report states Governor Bushnell rejected rumors of withdrawing from the state ticket as baseless. The Aug. 7 dispatch from Ohio notes the rumor originated in Cleveland but the governor asserts no foundation for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushnell
Springfield
Cleveland
Delaware Woman Dies After Fall From Ceiling Task
Aug 6 report states Mrs T Scott at her Delaware home slipped while cleaning a ceiling. She fell to the floor suffering injuries described as fatal, with witnesses noting the severity of the impact and medical personnel responding at once. The incident occurred Thursday at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Child 11 Dies From Accident During Play At Home
Aug 6 Beviaigeg C reports Georg rand aged 11 fell, injured shoulder blade while playing indoors, later developing meningitis. The incident occurred at home and the boy died from complications.
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