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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1899

Page

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Alaska Boundary Dispute Tangles Coastline Maps

Washington dispatch notes Canadian claim to Portland Channel vs Behm and the windings of the coast. British charts align with U S, showing Lynn Canal inside American territory. Canada’s 1895 map shifts to the undetermined boundary, threatening seaward access and upper Lynn Canal segments.

New York Herald Washington Alaska Boundary Line Great Britain Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty Canada United States Pacific Ocean Alaskan Mount St. Elias Lynn Canal Prince of Wales Island Portland Channel Prince of Wales’ Islands Behm Canal M. Smith Lands and Works Martin Berner’s Bay Dyea Skaguay Pyramid Harbor Interior

Disaster at Racine Modern Woodmen Picnic Leaves Several injured

At Union Grove the first annual picnic of Racine and Kenosha county Modern Woodmen of the World collapsed grand stand injuring about a dozen attendees. Injuries ranged from crushed limbs to internal harm, but none deemed fatal. A pickpocket assault on Sol Jackley of Brighton was swiftly followed by a field pursuit and the thief, Harry Reed of Chicago, was captured and jailed.

Racine, Wis Racine Kenosha County Woodmen of the World Union Grove Ball Park Matt Mattson Waterford Hattie Cormock Booneville Ils William Buffoon BE. L. Cunningham Burlington Joseph Cox Dover Stephen Cox Sol Jackley Brighton Harry Reed Chicago

Red Men chiefs meet in Decatur over Great Sachem charges

Fifteen grand chiefs of the Independent Order of Red Men of Illinois meet in Decatur to hear charges against Great Sachem Shepherd. They arise from the removal of W A Hover as great chief of records and the appointment of Wilson Brooks of Chicago. Hover failed to qualify in June, and the Sachem backed Brooks. Delegates later decide Brooks may continue until Hover qualifies.

Springfield Ills Independent Order of Red Men of Ilinois Decatur Sachem Shepherd W. A. Hover Wilson Brooks Chicago Hover Jine Brooks

Bishop Grafton Gifts $50,000 to Fond du Lac Parish and Hall

Right Rev. Charles Chapman Grafton sends $25,000 to the Fond du Lac First National Bank as a parish gift covering St. Pauls cathedral and associated properties. He also allocates $25,000 to Grafton hall. Debts on the cathedral and related buildings will be paid, the Waterberry fund restored, and $15,000 remains to be reserved for income use.

Fond du Lac Wis Charles Chapman Grafton Ford du Lac First National Bank St. Paul's Cathedral Grafton Hall Rogers Dittmar Waterberry

Attempted rape case shocks Cannelton community

Flora Smith, a Baptist church leader, fought off Herman Plock after he escorted her to a swamp and attempted a criminal assault. She survived injuries while 100 pursuers chased Plock to Louisville, where he was arrested and returned for trial amid fears of lynching.

Cannelton Ind Flora Smith Baptist Church Ceir Herman Plock Miss Smith

Joliet Saloonkeepers Face Illegal Operation ruling

Judge Dibell ruled Joliet saloonkeepers operate illegally under a $1,000 license. Attorneys for dealers floated bonds to avoid the extra $500 until the case is reviewed by the supreme court. Mayor Mount demanded payment to the city treasurer, or prosecutions would begin within a week. Chief Gorey pledged readiness for enforcement.

Joliet Ill Dibell Supreme Court Mount Iit

Runaway couple chase spans 600 miles from Pensaukee

Two well dressed men in a carriage questioned locals in Pensaukee Wis about an eloping couple. The men claimed to have followed the pair for 600 miles from Oconto and promised $50 for information to recapture them, noting the couple moved by boat across the bay and were seen in Oconto on Monday. In Hartford City Ind a woman named Emma Sparks of Wabash Ind was arrested while attempting to steal from J B Bingaman's jewelry store. She, a tall brunette from Paducah Ky, visited several stores with missing items and faced a preliminary hearing.

Pensaukee Wis Oconto Hartford City Ind Emma Sparks Wabash J. B. Bingaman Paducah, Ky

Baseball scores from yesterday’s League games

Chicago report shows Philadelphia 0 against Pittsburgh 0 in Brooklyn where Brooklyn won 1 0 versus Louisville. New York Portland Boston and Washington rain. Western League results: Minneapolis 15 over Milwaukee 10. St Paul 4 over Kansas City 9 in ten innings. Buffalo 2 tied with Indianapolis 2 in eleven innings.

Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Louisville New York Boston Washington Minneapolis Milwaukee St. Paul Kansas City Buffalo Indianapolis

Compromise Candidate Emerges in Iowa Governor Race

Des Moines Aug 12 Judge J M Wade of Iowa City is proposed as a compromise Democratic nominee for governor at next week’s convention. Supporters cast him as a middle ground between Cato Sells backed by conservatives on money policy and S H Basher backed by the ultra 16 to 1 faction.

Des Moines J. M. Wade Iowa City Cato Sells S. H. Basher

Beveridge Not Hurrying Home After Vancouver Telegram

Senator Beveridge says wife Mrs Beveridge is in usual good health and will be home about September 1. He plans to spend a couple of weeks in the western mountains with her before returning to Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Vancouver B. C Beveridge

Cuba Policy Aims Cuban Self Government Soon

Washington reports two conferences push toward Cuban self governance with plans to hand over control to Cubans. Secretary Root and officials discussed census impacts, with a civilian to oversee island operations and Victor Olmstead named for a key post. South American presidents meet to bolster trade, not US confrontation. Elsewhere, naval actions near San Fernando include Yorktown and Pampanga shelling with coastal damage and insurgent resistance.

Philippine News Washington Census Bureau Wines War Root Meiklejohn Hunt Root United States Sanger Victor H. Olmstead Department of Labor Cuba State Department

Bryan at Lithia Springs and Springfield Oregon

Hon. Wm. J. Bryan arrived in Springfield on the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern from Shelbyville and spoke at Lithia Springs and Pana before returning to Springfield. A large crowd greeted him at Central Union Station and at the St. Nicholas hotel balcony before he headed to Petersburg for another address.

Springfield Wm. J. Bryan Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Shelbyville Lithia Springs Central Union Station Bryan St. Nicholas Hotel Representative Caldwell Colonel Bryan Thomas Rees Sinois State Register Petersburg Old Salem Chatauqua

Atkinson circulates anti imperialist materials to returning Filipino officers

Secretary Hitchcock reports that Edward Atkinson sent circulars entitled The Anti Imperialists to surviving officers of returning Philippine regiments along with pamphlets arguing against U.S. actions in the islands. Atkinson aims to solicit views and potentially publish letters supporting or opposing his stance. Also notes cable from Manila about Saturnus burning and San Fernando shelling via Admiral Watson.

Washington Hitchcock Edward Atkinson Philippines Philippine Manila Atkinson Mothers and Sisters of Nebraska San Francisco Philippine Islands Navy Department San Fernando Admiral Watson Pampanga

Death by Own Action Of A Young Girl In Kenosha

Kenosha police conclude a 15 year old girl killed herself by leaping into the lake after a bundle and a note were found on the beach. The note blamed abuse by her parents and offered her dress as a final token. identity remains unknown.

Kenosha Wis

Rain eases fears of famine in India and political talk rises

Good rains have fallen in India and a famine is not feared this year. George M. Pullman is in White Plains to take the Keeley cure. Anti Bryan Democrats discuss Winfield Scott Schley for president. Shoe makers form a 4 national group and plan price rises of 10 to 25 cents per pair.

India George M. Pullman White Plains N. Y Keeley Winfield Scott Schley

Port Rico hurricane relief appeal and Midwest storm damages

Secretary of War Root appeals to mayors of cities over 150000 to aid Porto Rico hurricane victims amid estimated destitution of 100000 and potential famine. Reports also note a miniature tornado in Vernon county Wisconsin and severe hailstorms across North Dakota Minnesota and Illinois causing extensive farm and property damage.

Washington War Department Porto Rico Davis McPherson New York United States Spain

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