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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1900

Page

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Small Pox Under Control In Marshalltown Iowa

Iowa state news reports three Marshalltown small pox cases described as mild and isolated with vigorous containment. origin includes recent arrivals from Mahaska county. Des Moines discusses senatorial prospects for Judge Woolson’s successor, favoring Gear allies and noting Towner Smith and other officials' potential impacts.

Marshalltown Mahaska County Des Moines Woolson Congressional Gear Towner Gond Eighth District Lewis Miles Corydon U.S Walter Smith Council Bluffs Ninth

Congress Delays Vote on Financial Bill to Feb 15

Senate moves to set February 15 for voting on the financial bill while approving a modified resolution demanding details on Britain's seizure of American ships near Delegoa Bay, South Africa. Pettigrew blames administration for Philippine war, Teller opposes the financial bill, executive session held, House approves urgent deficiency bill and debates sale of the New York custom house site and Secretary Gage's actions on New York banks.

Washington Senate Lale Delegoa Bay South Africa Great Britain Pettigrew Teller House New York Custom House Gage New York Barks Suler Gege Ofense Sulzer

Three Sisters Face Insanity Trial in Illinois County Court

In Kankakee county Illinois three French Canadian sisters Mrs Emily Arenseau 70 Mrs Cimire 67 and Miss Sera Damont years are on trial for insanity. Neighbors recall a decade of escalating behavior including revolver purchases threats and wild profanity after years of quiet respect in St Anne.

Kankakee Kankakee County Mlinois Probaly Bal St. Anne Emily Arenseau Cimire Dows Sera Damont

Mysterious Haddock Murder Tie: Hackman Peters Alive in Oklahoma

Information reaches Sioux City authorities that Henry Peters, long suspected in the Haddock murder case and said to have been burned in a brewery, is alive in Oklahoma. A letter from BF M Tomlinson touring Oklahoma offers potential locating details.

Sioux City Henry Peters Hackman Oklahoma Peters Haddock

Illinois Extra Session Prospects in Chicago Debate

Springfield reports Governor Tanner told Chicago's Manufacturers association Democrats must back an extra session to amend the revenue law for taxpayer relief. He warned against frequent specials, but left room for consideration after Cook County sentiment is assessed.

Springfield Chicago Tanner Tanher Tinois Manufacturers’ Association State House Cook County Washington William J. Cook William F. Rector Senate Election Committee Clark Cook Thomas Cruse Savings Bank Helena Senate Rector Lewis and Clark County Grand Jury

Smallpox Cases Reported Near Kankakee

Two smallpox cases found in Clifton fifteen miles south of Kankakee after travelers from Monticello Pratt County visited a family with the disease.

Kankakee, Ill Clifton Here Monticello Pratt County

Market roundup from Chicago and other grain markets

Chicago and other U S markets report hogs cattle and sheep receipts and price ranges. Hogs 39 000 head sold at 3 70 to 4 70. cattle receipts 18 000 with steers cows and heifers priced from 2 00 to 6 60. sheep receipts 15 000 with lambs and natives quoted to 6 25. East Buffalo N Y shows steady cattle market with light steers 4 10 4 35 and hogs 4 75 4 85. St Louis and Milwaukee grain prices steady to higher with wheat corn oats and rye ranges listed.

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

Bear trap dam opened to drain Des Plaines into Gulf

The bear trap dam at Lockport was lowered with Governor Tanner’s permission, releasing 200 000 cubic feet per minute from the drainage canal into the Des Plaines river. The ceremony followed a night vigil by the board of trustees and canal commissioners who secured telephonic approval before a late arriving telegram. Colonel Taylor announced the completion of a major engineering feat as the gates began to open.

Des Plaines Lockport Lills Bear Trap Des Plaines River Sanitary District Trustees Canal Commissioners Governor Tanner Gulf of Mexico Board of Trustees and Canal Commissioners Joliet Chicago Springfield Taylor Boldenweck Board of Trustees Isaac L. Taylor Sanitary Commission Tanner State of Illinois Randolph St. Croix Wisconsin

Green des Plaines river dam opens to release water

A large river dam known as the bear-trap dam was lowered releasing a green sheet of water into the Des Plaines river. About 200 000 cubic feet of water rushed through, the foot bridge downstream destroyed, but no further damage reported.

Legal Protest Seeks Injunction Over Chicago Canal Pollution

Citizens of St. Louis file before the Supreme Court a petition for an injunction against the Chicago canal. They allege sewage pollution would taint the Mississippi water used for drinking by thousands and argue Lake Michigan should receive Chicago drainage instead of the Mississippi. The court took the motion under advisement.

Washington Chicago Lockport St. Louis Supreme Court Mississippi River Mississippi Illinois River Lake Michigan

Pollution warning over river contamination claim

A spokesman warns that allowing continued dumping into the Chicago River and Mississippi could poison the river system. He asserts daily discharges totaling about 1,500 tons would render drinking water unsafe and damage downstream waterworks plants below Illinois.

Chicago Mississippi Illinois

New State Reports Query Corporate Property Values in Michigan

Lansing Jan 18 state secretary of state Stearns requires annual reports from corporations by March 1 with new questions on capital stock paid-in real estate value mortgage exposure and total indebtedness. Reports seek actual cash values of real and personal property credits and mortgages to gauge each company’s net worth.

Lansing Mich Secretary of State Stearns Said Corporation

Supreme Court blocks Des Moines municipal light plant plan

The Iowa Supreme Court ruled a Des Moines move to finance a municipal electric light plant by anticipated revenues exceeds constitutional debt limits. The decision halts the contract and refunds, affecting municipal ownership hopes. Also noted are lighter items from Minneapolis on lumber liens and a Shelbyville wedding tragedy.

Iowa Supreme Court Des Moines Supreme Court

Chicago Trade Board bans puts and calls trading

The Chicago Board of Trade has resolved that puts and calls are dishonorable trading. The British government bans export of carbolic acid needed for lyddite shells. Admiral Dewey and wife to attend New Orleans Mardi Gras. Caracas dispatch claims Venezuela in anarchy. Smith & Barnes to move factories to Rockford due to piano strike. Candy added to soldier rations at 40 cents a pound. Boni de Cuaste laine couple sails from Havre to New York to visit George Gould. Diana Johnson of Edna Texas seeks help locating relatives sold before the war. Weather prophet Louis Hausler predicts no more zero weather. Olive crops fail in Italy France Spain per Consul Skinner. 30,000 tons rails ordered by Chicago and Northwestern from Illinois Steel. Lt Samuel Toward, pilot of Ericsson's Monitor, dies in Washington at 79.

Chicago Board of Trade Directors Admiral Dewey New Orleans Caracas Paris Venezuela Chicago Smith & Barnes Company Rockford Count Countess Boni de Cuastelaine Havre New York George Gould Diana Johnson Edna Tex Louis Hausler Italy France Spain Consul Skinner Marsailles Illinois Steel Company Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Samuel Toward Ericsson Monitor Merrimac Washington

Gatacre Warns Boers Over Women at Storkstroom

London dispatch reports General Gatacre threatens to shoot women if they are not removed from Storkstroom building during potential attack. Also covered are Methuen’s demonstration at Modder River, Boer artillery exchanges, German steamer Bundesrath seizure and release, and Washington Senate inquiry developments.

Storkstroom Methuen London The Daily Mail Pietermaritzburg Buller Sterkstroom Gatacre Baden-Vowell Snyman Modder River Cape Colony Kimberleey Jacobsdal Artilley Lourengzo Marques Transvaal Coleskoof Berlin Great Britain Lokal Anzeiger England Deutsche Tages Zeiting Reichstag Lesiosie Neueste Nachrichten Chamberlain Germany

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