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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1901

Page

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Laundry blast kills and wounds dozens in Chicago

A 145 horsepower boiler exploded at the Sanitary Laundry on West Madison Street, killing nine and injuring scores, many severely. The three story brick building collapsed and debris blocked streets as workers feared more deaths. two missing include a boy of ten and a woman.

Kiccago West Side Sanitary Laundry Company West Madison Street Throop Loomis Streets Emma Sebreska Minnie Olson George Pill Frank Hanniman Bessie Kincaba Martha Jacobi Katherine Kelly Almedo Jones William Dean

Fire and collapse wreck laundry town as rescue crews rush in

Explosion tears through a building leaving a burning ruin with maimed bodies. Firefighters and volunteers pull survivors from the wreck as cries for help echo. A laundry proprietor, Abram Doremus, is arrested as the scene unfolds amid smoke and sirens.

Abram IF Doremus Tie Abram Doremus

Twenty sixth volunteers sail from Manila and more to follow

The text notes twenty sixth volunteers sail from Manila on Saturday with eighty women and three officers to come later. Henry L. Hertz is rumored for Chicago internal revenue collector. Treasury says bubonic plague is alarmingly present in San Francisco. Olds Motor Works in Detroit burned causing $75,000 loss and $45,000 insurance. Several hurt, none fatally. Berlin traffic committee votes underground railway. Greek church excommunicates Tolstos. Bryan arrives at New York. Legislature about to tinge polygamy. twenty nine states form a bloc.

Manila Henry L. Hertz Chicago Treasury Department San Francisco Olds Motor Works du Troit Berlin Corporation Tolstos Bryan New York

Kasson Resigns as Special Plenipotentiary in Reciprocity Talks

Washington report states Kasson has resigned from his post as special plenipotentiary negotiating reciprocity treaties. The president has not accepted the resignation and urges Kasson to stay in government service. the matter remains in abeyance.

Washington Kasson

Death of Edward Campbell prominent Iowa politician

Edward Campbell died Saturday afternoon in Fairfield where he lived. He was a former state legislator and a prominent figure in Iowa politics. He fell ill in Chicago while visiting his sons.

Ottumwa Edward Campbell Fairfield Chicago Isas Maines M. Mehan Capital City Commercial College

Indicted art student pleads guilty in mail fraud case

Elizabeth Kaburick of Bloomington pleads guilty in a U S grand jury indictment for using the mails to defraud. She is fined 50 dollars plus costs after promising marriage offers to swindle men.

Springfield Urs United States Grand Jury Elizabeth Kaburick Miss Kaburick Bloomington

Beet Sugar Factory Count and Output in 1899

Washington report shows 31 beet sugar factories across ten states and one territory with invested capital of 20,958,519 dollars. Production reached 71,427 long tons valued at 7,323,857 dollars, as of 1899.

Washington United States

Hel d in an icy prison Two steamers face weeklong crossing

Milwaukee March 12 After eight days battling ice on Lake Michigan the steamer Naomi of the Crosby Transportation company capt Haselbarth brought into Milwaukee harbor after a grueling voyage from Grand Haven. Her twin Michigan lies wrecked in the lake. Nyack also stalled near Grand Haven before reaching port. The captains warn of dangerous navigation while ice remains and predict rough seas until the ice clears late month.

Milwaukee Lake Michigan Naomi Crosby Transportation Company KR. Haselbarth Milwaukee Harbor Michigan Grand Haven Nyack Haselbarth Havelbrath Kraus

Captain Havelbarth’s Eight Days Struggle With Ice

Captain Havelbarth recounts eight days aboard the Naomi after Grand Haven departure. The steamer fought through 15 foot ice and slush, drifted with an ice field, and finally escaped into open water aided by a northwest breakwater field and easing winds.

Markets report from Chicago and East Buffalo live stock sales

Chicago hog and cattle receipts and price ranges for the day with mixed lots and bulk sales near 5.50 to 6.25 for hogs and 3.60 to 6.25 for cattle. East Buffalo quotes list cattle receip123 ts, hog prices, and lambs with tops around 5.65 and 5.55 for sheep and lambs. St. Louis grain prices show wheat corn oats and rye quotes across futures and spot markets.

Chicago Texas East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission Board of Trade Today Bell and Bugle

British reply to canal treaty amendments outlined

Ambassador Pauncefote delivered instructions on the Clayton Bulwer and Davis amendments. The British reply is friendly but urges no binding action on other governments. Britain sees the Davis amendment as the main obstacle and hints at possible negotiations if it is modified. No immediate resumption of talks is promised.

Washington Pauncefote Hay Senate Great Britain Congress United States Davis

Porto Rican tax protest upstages Hollander bill in Washington

The Porto Rican commission led by Wenceslas Borda Jr and Vincente Balbas met President to protest the Hollander tax law. They argue three taxes collide and $500000 yearly in advance drains circulation causing poverty and stagnation. Secretary Hitchcock seeks Hawaii governor report on territorial secretary's floor ejection. Sixty seven years of married life noted for Mr and Mrs Squire Masters in Petersburg.

Washington Wenceslas Borda, Jr Vincente Balbas Island San Juan Borda Balbas Freeman Halstead Pedro Salazar New York Porto Rico Thollander House of Delegates Executive Council Commission Hitchcock Hawaii Petersburg Squire I Masters Mince Monsters Masters Menard County

Fire cremated sixty five horses in San Francisco blaze

A fire in San Francisco resulted in the cremation or suffocation of sixty five horses. James White, Charles White and Charles Young were named in relation to the incident.

James White Charles White Charles Young San Francisco

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