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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1900

Page

4

Filipino Aspirations Party Seeks Statehood Rights for Islands

Manila reports turmoil on Leyte coast with US forces battling insurgents near San Miguel and Lingayen. The Federal party unveils a platform for peace under American sovereignty, proposing Philippine statehood within a US federation and seeking broader liberties under the American constitution. The executive committee informs President McKinley of the organization’s formation and goodwill.

Manila Associated Press Leyte Frank EF. Lynch Forty-fourth Volunteer Infantry Llongas Volfantry Lewis H. Leaf San Miguel Samar Federal Party Philippines McKinley Oceee United States

Woman Murdered for Witch Belief in Philippines

War department reports a brutal murder in Capiz Panay Philippines revealed in a military commission trial. Two natives and seven or eight others abducted Victor Pere and his wife from their home and murdered the wife over alleged witchcraft.

Washington War Department Philippines Capiz Panay P. I Prs Victor Pere

Man and accomplice spared hanging by MacArthur clemency

They were to be hanged for a murder believed to stem from witchcraft. General MacArthur commuted the sentences to twenty years of hard labor due to the accuseds' very low intelligence and superstitious beliefs.

MacArthur

Milwaukee Couple Reunite for Elopement Wedding

Gustav H. Lelpold, an architect, and Miss Bertha Wootseh wed at her home in Milwaukee on December 25 after an eleven year engagement ended and Lelpold worked in Chicago. The pair renewed their engagement and married by Judge Halsey.

Milwaukee Gustav H. Lelpold Bertha Wootseh Martin Street Halsey Lelpold Chicago

State Senator Meyer Arrested on Kiss Charge

Helena special reports in The Planer Press that State Senator W. P. Meyer of Carbon County a Red Lodge banker was arrested on a warrant from Dora Fullerton alleging he lured her into his office locked the door and attempted to kiss her she escaped uninjured leaving the scene under police care.

St. Paul Helena Planer W. P. Meyer Carben County Citien Red Lodge Dora Fullerton Meyer

Paris Sees American Coal as Future European Supply

The Journal notes that Europe must source coal from the United States in the future. France has bought large quantities from England, but will switch to America if prices are cheaper.

Paris Europe United States France America

Criticism In Russian Paper On China Note

The No voe Vremya denounces the joint note to China as too long to urge action. It denies charges against the emperor and dowager empress and ridicules the claim that Prince Tuan bears sole responsibility for treachery.

St. Petersburg Novoe Vremya China Tuan

Kruger Rejects Peace Overtures Says Daily Mail

The Daily Mail correspondent at The Hague reports Mr. Kruger as stiff-necked and scornful of private peace overtures. The remark follows the Nooit gedaeht affair and signals a hard line stance by Kruger in ongoing tensions.

Kroger Londonfi Dee Daily Mail The Hague Kruger

Senate debates Montana investigation amid secret treaty action

Washington December 21 Senate debate over Chamler’s resolution to discharge the committee on contingent expenses from considering an investigation of the Montana senatorial case provoked spirited exchange but no action. In secret session the Hay Pauncefote treaty was amended and ratified. The House approved Indian and military academy appropriation bills totaling 9,086,526 and 700,151 respectively.

Washington Senate Chamler Montana Nho House Military Academy

Riot in Antwerp Wounds Thirty Strikers in Clash

During a riot of union laborers in Antwerp, attackers clubbed and blasted at police, injuring thirty strikers by pistol shots in the street amid chaotic clashes. Authorities moved to quell the disturbance as unrest spread through the city.

Wnoin Antwerp

Death of Eugene Anderson Shocks Washington City

Obituary details the life of Eugene Anderson, longtime Washburn Halligan Coffee salesman from Davenport, Iowa, who died after a week-long illness. He was active in Masonic and church circles, admired for honesty and friendship, with family, colleagues, and the Washburn-Halligan house notified of the funeral to be announced later.

Washington Iowa Eugene Anderson Mr Anderson Anderson Washburof Halligan Coffee Company Davenport Missouri Ulus Lhis City Nedus Coomtmog Washington Academy Minnesota Rochester AuQersug Linnse Order OES M. & Church Washburn

Christmas at St James Church Services Held

Christmas services were held at St James church with Rev. Father Jacobsmeier presiding. The midnight service occurred at five oclock with strong attendance and a Christmas day Mass followed by sermons from Rev. Jacobsmeter. The choir, under French composer Guood, performed Silent Night Kyrie Gloria Canticle Benedictus and Agnus Dei among others, after weeks of practice.

St James Church Father Jacobsmeier Marx

Nellie Smeltzer Weds Juzeler at East Main Home

Miss Nellie KE Smeltzer married Mr Juzeler yesterday at high noon at the Smeltzer home on East Main street. Rev H R Stark of First Presbyterian officiated. After dinner the couple left for a Davenport visit and will be at home northeast of the city.

Nellie KE. Smeltzer Mr. Juzeler John Smeltzer East Main Street H R Stark First Presbyterian Church Journal Davenport

Marriage of Maud Cressey and Henry Kramer

Miss Maud Cressey and Henry Kramer wed on Christmas Eve at the bride’s home south of the city. Judge Dewey officiated in a family ceremony. The couple, now en route to Rock Island where Kramer works as printer and bookbinder, were sent off with warm wishes.

Maud Cressey Henry Kramer Dewey Rock Island

Pretty wedding at Warfel home unites Irene Warfel and Darbyshire

Agnes Irene Warfel and William Darbyshire were married at 7:30 p.m. by Rev Swark at the Warfel home in a family ceremony. A wedding supper followed and the couple plan to reside on the Darbyshire farm southeast of town. The Journal wishes them a long, happy life together.

Eli Warfel Agnes Irene Warfel Wm Darbyshire Rev Swark Darbyshire Journal

Quaker Male Quartette to Open New Lecture Series

The next lecture in the series is titled Quaker Male Quartette and takes place on December 31. Season tickets for the remaining five events cost 1.25 dollars and are available from C. H. Wilson.

C. H. Wilson

Bethlehem Commandery Plans Funeral Arrangements

The Bethlehem Commandery will meet tomorrow night to arrange the funeral for Eugene Aders on Friday at two o'clock in the afternoon. The note mentions other local items including personnel changes and holiday social mentions.

Bethlehem Commandery Eugene Aders

Stray Jersey Cow and Lost Items Reported

Strayed red and white jersey cow with halter last seen near bad halteron. Lost long black feather boa on first street south of the square. Also two one dollar bills lost by a little boy. Return items to JOURNAL office.

C. J. Wilson Journal Office

Waiting on Congress but 9000 Can Be Spared Now

The War Department and General Ludington report that 9000 volunteers in the Philippines will be sent home only after Congress provides replacement troops. They insist on maintaining about 60,000 effectives to support municipal government efforts, with another 40,000 due to depart by July if replacements arrive. Congress is expected to act in January, but fresh troops may not reach the Philippines for two months, delaying mass demobilization to early February.

Washington Ludington Phillippines Congress War Department Philippines MacaArthur Department United States Congres Quartermaster’s Department MacArthur

Emma Goldman Avows Anarchist Plan to Rest Kings

Emma Goldman told a New York audience that anarchists at a Paris conference agreed not to kill kings or crowned heads. She described a future anarchist order with voluntary cooperation, no marriages or divorces, equal wealth, free transport, and no crime, plans to lecture locally then tour the country in March to spread these ideas.

New York Emma Goldman Paris Humbert Gaetano Bresci Miss Goldman Miss Oldman

Heart failure and digestion linked to health, claims Dr. Pierce remedy

An editorial style note asserts most heart death arises from stomach and digestion failure. It credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with curing stomach disorders, purifying blood, and strengthening the body, citing a testimonial from J F Kidd of Parmleysville Kentucky.

Pierce J. F. Kidd Parmleysville Wayne Co Pistas

Cartridge box linked to Henry Youtsey found in vault

In Frankfort Kentucky a state auditor clerk unearthed a box of eight metal patched smokeless pounder cartridges matching a bullet recovered from a hackberry tree. Authorities believe the cartridges tie into Henry Youtsey and the Goebbels incident, pending further verification.

Frankfort State Auditor's Office Goebbels Batty

Assassination Witness Links Auditor Clerk to Vault

An October assassination linked a clerk in the auditor's office to vault access where cartridges were found. George Barnes, another clerk, testified he saw Youtsey with a box of cartridges. Lipton Cables Barrie to England about campaign preparations for next August. Barrie will sail on the St. Louis.

Ber George Barnes Youtsey Lipton Barrie England New York Sir Thomas Lipton Davis Barrie London St. Louis Sir Thomas

Dowager Lady Churchill Found Dead at Osborn

The dowager Lady Churchill, senior lady of the bed chamber and close confidante to the queen, was found dead in her Osborn bedroom on Saturday morning.

London Lady Churchill Osborn

Jests at Coming Death and Prisoner Identity Refusal

John Owen alias Radcliffe faces execution in Paris Mississippi refusing to reveal his true name though he hints at Kentucky family ties. He may disclose to inmate Meece before hanging and sold two tickets to a night policeman for ten dollars. He refuses clergy and predicts death within a year. Lord Edward De Ceil returns from South Africa amid torchlit rejoicing at Hatfield House.

Paris John Owen Radcliffe Kentucky Meece E. Sebree Owen London Lord Edward Deceil Marquis of Salisbury Hatfield House South Africa Lord Salisbury Lansdowne Arthur Palous

Tenantry on Estate Surrounds With Torches

Tenants gathered around the estate in a torchlit display, surrounding the property in a show of protest or demand. The scene emphasizes collective action by residents linked to a dispute or grievance at the estate.

Alleged Trust Law Suit Targets Argo Mfg Co United States Starch Co

A summons issued by the Nebraska Supreme Court directs Sheriff of Otoe County to notify Argo Manufacturing Co United States company and National Starch Co to file an answer by January 14 in the state’s suit alleging violations of the trust laws.

Lincoln, Neb Supreme Court Otoe County Argo Manufacturing Co United States Company National Starch Company

Olga Nethersole Performs Sappho at National Theatre

Washington dispatch reports Olga Nethersole in Sappho before a packed National Theatre crowd including Secretary Gage. Applause greeted her portrayal as critics note her stage presence and fidelity to the role.

Washington Olga Nethersole The National Theatre Sapho Sappho Gage

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