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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1900

Page

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Ottawa Hull Fire Toll Tops Twenty Million Losses

Toronto dispatches detail Hull and Ottawa fire damage with 20 million dollars in losses and several inferred fatalities. casualties include workers from Eddy, Hull Lumber, McKay Milling and others. relief funds pledged by government and banks. Governor Roosevelt visit in Illinois cited.

Toronto Ont Ottawa Itll Ltill Booth Lumber Company Eddy Company McKay Milling Company Hull Lumber Company Electric Light Company Dominion Carbide Works

Deluge of rain in Ten as flood hits Waco Texas

Waco suffers record rainfall with eight to ten drowned in the city and floods blocking streets. Bodies recovered include two white women mother and daughter and a man named Frank Walker. Provident Bank basement and Tom Padgett store basement flooded. search parties use boats. Mining town Rockdale reports four drowned as high water rises. Ravenscraig launched in Port Huron with ten thousand attendees and school closings.

Waco Tex Nancy Caudle Ara Caudle Frank Walker

Court Compliments in Texas Stabbing in Paris Courtroom

Paris Tex April 28 In a quarrel a courtroom yesterday lawyer 4 1'. Scott stabbed Justice J J Hooks in the stomach Scott is under arrest Judge Hooks is badly injured

Paris Tex Lawyer Scott J. J. Hooks Judge Hooks

Birthday tribute to General Grant in Galena Illinois

The region marks General Ulysses S Grant's birthday with an annual observance in Galena Illinois where he once lived and in which the Civil War era era memory is honored by residents and local authorities.

Wook Roosevelt New York Platteville State Normal Band Turner Hall J. C. Spare J. W. Spenley Albany N. Y General Grant Chicago Rockford Galena Als U. 8 Grant Hefabe Etter Eivil

French and Hamilton push to clear Thaba N'Chu

Flash dispatch from London reports General French reaching Thaba N'Chu with cavalry, meeting General Ian Hamilton and Smith-Dorrien's brigade as they move to drive the eastern gate out. Rundle's division was eight miles south. patrols and skirmishes, plus a separate Des Moines suit against Standard Oil over alleged ruinous practices. Also notes church and canal concessions, and multiple baseball scores across cities.

London War Office Lord Roberts Bloechfontein French Thaba N’chu Ian Hamilton Smith-Dorrien Hamilton Rundle Bethulie Smithfield Road King Prince Alfred Guards Royal Scots Service Corps Brabanton Wepener Dewet Dorp Des Moines Crystal Oil Company Standard Oil Company Standard Crystal

Chicago Theatres Face Higher Insurance Rates

The Underwriters' association introduces a new schedule raising premiums for theatres lacking fire-proofing or modern extinguishing equipment. Rates advance 25 to 60 percent, with the average property value around 6.56 dollars per hundred dollars of coverage on existing buildings.

Chicago Underwriters’ Association

Indiana Coal Miners Reopen as Wages Rise to 75 a Month

Evansville Indiana April 28 all fears of a coal strike in southern Indiana have abated as operators agree to raise hoisting engineers wages from fifty to seventy five dollars a month. Mines are now running.

Evansville Ind Indiana

Trusts seen as benefit to poor and consumer

Andrew Carnegie defends large capitalist aggregations in an essay, claiming trusts lower prices and improve production, while competition remains the corrective force. The piece argues trusts aid the poor and that monopolies cannot be easily suppressed or legislated away.

New York Andrew Carnegie

American demand tightens on Turkey over indemnity

Constantinople reports the American note to Turkey’s foreign minister Tewfik Pasha demands immediate payment of the promised indemnity. The note implies an ultimatum, while the porte resists responsibility and hints at no compromise. Washington weighs steps to enforce the demand amid talks on duties and ransoms.

Constantinople Tewfik Pasha Straus Porte United States Turkey America

Engineer Warns of Fox River Flood Losses

Captain I M Mann in charge of Fox River valley improvements reports a large water volume reaching Oshkosh after Portage levee break. He fears heavy damage to mills at Neenah and Menasha as the Fox River overflow accelerates.

Oshkosh, Wis I. M. Mann United States Fox River Valley Portage Fox River Neenah Menasha

Des Moines and Northern Iowa Railroad Incorporation

Des Moines Iowa April 28 the Des Moines and Northern Towa Railroad company is incorporated to build a 200 mile line from Des Moines through Boone Webster City and Clarion to the Minunegou line.

Des Moines Des Moines and Northern Towa Railroad Company Boone Webster City Clarion

Bank Robbery Strikes Monticello in April Night

In Monticello Wisconsin on April 28 a bank is robbed as the vault is blown open. The robbers flee before securing any money and escape unseen amid a blaze of confusion and smoke. Local authorities investigate the break in.

Monticello, Wis Bank of

Sensation at Peabody Normal reveals student Parmelia Williams

A Tennessee article reports Parmelia Williams, a light skinned student at Peabody Normal College, revealed as a negress. Faculty question her, she confesses, and potential actions are unknown. Other briefs include Wisconsin land dispute and bankruptcy filings in Milwaukee, and a post office envelope contract awarded to a Centralia company worth about 67000.

Nashville Tenn Peabody Normal College Peabody Fund Parmelia Williams Institute Parmelia Madison, Wis Supreme Court J. L. Gates Milwaukee State Land Commissioners Washington Post Office Department Centralia,rs

Springfield Man Oscar F Stebbins Dies Weighed by Paraly sis

Springfield resident Oscar F Stebbins 70 prominent businessman and Odd Fellow died suddenly at home from paralysis. He directed the old Springfield and Northwestern railroad now part of the Chicago Peoria and St Louis system. Carl Kernig wife and son found dead by hanging near Cambridge Maryland. Eau Claire mayor orders saloons closed 11 pm and on Sunday.

Springfield Oscar F. Stebbins Businss Springfield and Northwestern Railroad Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis Railroad Illinois Carl Kernig Cambridge Eau Claire Wis

Chicago Live Stock and St Louis Grain Prices Report

Market report lists cattle hogs and sheep receipts and prices from Chicago and St Louis. Hogs ranged from 5.40 to 5.85 for various weights, cattle mixes showed steers and cows prices, and sheep lambs noted. Grain quotes in St Louis include wheat at 70 to 72 cents, corn 39 to 41 cents, oats 23 to 28 cents, rye around 55 cents.

Chicago Texas Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission East Buffalo N. Y St. Louis Grain St. Louis Detroit Grain Pril Chicago Board of Trade Today Illinois

Merriam Evidence Denies Most Charges In Idaho Inquiry

General Merriam testified before the House military committee in Washington describing his orders, troop deployments, and prisoner handling at Wardner Idaho. He denied meeting mine owners, stated troops guarded prisoners under state authority, and noted ongoing martial law with limited garrison duty and possible outbreaks.

Washington Merriiam House Military Committee Coeur d'Alena Meriam War Department Tie Wardner Robertson Merriam Taoat Idaho United States

German Ban on U S Meat Imports Affected by Subsidy Claim

Cable reports from Berlin say North German Lloyds was barred from bringing fresh meat dairy products and cereals to German ports though German officials dispute the order claiming no subsidies exist for German ships trading with the United States. Other dispatches note changes in religious congress naming and local investigations into deaths and shootings across Abilene and Gladstone.

Washington Berlin Lloyds Steamship Company United States Prince von Hohenlohe Germany

Sugar Refineries Unite in South Germany Syndicate

Carrie Stielow of Kimberly Clark paper mills Neenah Wisconsin found 260 sewn inside a corselet lining in a bag sent from the East. The discovery follows the union of all South Germany sugar refineries into a syndicate.

South Germany Carrie Stielow Kimberly & Clark Company Neenah, Wis

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Canada Otawa Hull John Watkins Cook Rochesterville Broad Street Bernaby Myers John Matthews Daoust E. B. Eddy Company John Temple Dann Peter Hamilton John Navan St. Luke’s Hospital James Merrifield Notre Dame du Grace Oblates of Mary the Immaculate St. Mary’s School Washington Street E. B. Eddy Duke of Connaught England Montreal Bank of Montreal Great Britain Balfour Treasury Empire Tenas Port Huron Mich Thaban'chu The All Souls’ Unitarian Church Edward Cummings Harvard Ida Hultin Moline I Hultin Theil Jones Nicaragua Maritime Canal Company Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburg Cincinnati American Association Cleveland -Indianapolis Cleveland Buffalo Detroit Minneapolis Kansas City ROYAL Carnegie Trusts J. C. Steinmin Cal Broughton Green County Oshkosh New Railway Iowa Brew Adolph Landauer Praininent Merriams Solaler Coeur d'Alenes Citizens’ Savings Bank Washington, Iowa Joseph Keck Chas. H. Keck Frank Stewart O. M. Keck J. M. Sproull T. J. Dempsey Congress of Religion Hiram W. Thomas Jenkins Lloyd Jones Leo Fox Abilene Kan John Bragg Farmers’ Alliance Solomon River Here Lydia Barstar Gladstone, Mich Jacob Landis Joseph Kollman Isabella Huebert H. Sanford Feds Selephone P.W. McElwain Lowwr J. R. Burroughs Orriog Southeast Corner Square Columibia Corner Washtaonton, TA W. E. Anderson, M. D Qoieice Klein's Square Towa J. F. Poage Osteopath Lirat National Bank Marsh W. Bailey C. J. Wilson Attorney At Law Boar Alberson's Grocery Temple Building W. H. Butterfield Omee Crall P. J. Hanley Washington County Savings Bank E. C. Keck Florist S. FE Postoffice Smouse’s Lake Ory Hotel Allen Frank Rogers Wartfel East Side Restaurant National Bank Porries Oes & General Banking W. KR. Jeffrey Presa A. Anderson Ocaahter J.T. Anderson Ann't Cash Paynterest Osita Jos. Kwon A. Waers Keow O. M. Knox Ass't First National Bank Wm. Riatt A. H. Wallace Joseph Kook D. H. Keck L.D. Robinson J. J. Henderson North Iowa St Washington House Moothart S. EB Kemble Kempare Flower Co Oskaloosa Lowa R. F. Riley Smouse Il. Knecht Merchant Tailor Rocky Mountain Burlington Albee
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