Jackson Declines Special to Evening Journal
Special to Evening Journal notes Jackson declines at oats 22 closed 295, with details readable in local report.
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22 Sep 1898
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1898
Page
1
Four Deaths and Global News In Brief
Wheat closes at 673. Armour auctions five hundred fifteen Hereford cattle. Reports from Lexington to Havana describe army mismanagement, Cuban-Spanish quarrels, gambling disturbances, and a growing civil military clash as Gen Seurinden pursues Col Picquart on forgery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third
Nebraska
Bryan
Jacksonville
War Department
Havana
Lezcaro
Benedicto
Arangueren
Gen
Seurlinden
Col. Picquart
Alger Faults Commanders Over Camp Supplies at Lexington
At Lexington Conference on Sept 22 a prominent official says Alger Sanger Waite will press charges against medical and quartermaster departments. Sanger and Waites accuse neglect in supplying water and hospital care sparking typhoid fears. Washington denies withholding boilers claiming 2,500 were sent and soldiers preferred fresh water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sanger
Waite
Lexington
Camp Hamilton
Alger
Luddington
Sternberg
Quartermaster
Waites
Washington Division Hospital
Breckinridge
Chickamauga
Lee
War Department
Quartermaster Luddington
Quartermaster Lee
Alger Criticizes Camp Poland Commanders For Suffering
Secretary of War John P. Alger inspected Camp Poland in Knoxville Tennessee and told General McKee and the camp officers that they are responsible for camp sickness conditions. He praised the camp and troops but warned officers must improve hospital and sanitary conditions. The visit followed with a review and a speech to officers before departing for Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Poland
Alger
General McKee
General Alger
War Department
Chickamauga
Washington
Chattanooga
Fatally Hurt at Golf by Fellow Player in Fort Wayne
Miss Kate Hoffman daughter of William H Hoffman a lumber dealer was fatally injured when Ronald Purman raised his golf stick and struck her in the forehead. Part of the orbital bone was mashed and brain concussion endangers her life. The blow was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Kate Hoffman
William H., Hoffman
Ronald Purman
A. A. Purman
Hoffman
Sixth regiment leaves Camp Lincoln after peace celebration
A grand peace jubilee filled Springfield streets for an excursion train display. At 10 o'clock a parade moved through business streets ending at Miller Park. The Sixth regiment completed its departure from Camp Lincoln with most sick moved. eleven remained too ill to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Park
Springfield
Ills
Camp Lincoln
Convict Uprising Ends After Knife Attack on Deputy Warden
In Marquette Michigan on a Sunday riot, convict Dick Huntley stabbed Deputy Warden Eugene P. Mosher in the back and wounded his arm during breakfast. Guards and Warden Freeman retook the mess hall as inmates resisted, with Huntley losing a thumb when a guard fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Mich
Eugene PD
Mosher
Dick Huntley
Huntley
Freeman
Sinking Church at Audenried May Be Abandoned
Hazleton Pa Sept 22 St Patrick's Church at Audenried is slowly sinking into the mines and abandonment of the property will likely be necessary after ten hours of ground settling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
St. Patrick's Church
Audenried
Paget Urges Navy Control of All Sea Transport
Captain Alfred Paget, British naval attaché, arrives at a conclusion from the Cuba campaign that naval command should oversee all army sea transport. He notes British practice under the admiralty and plans a full report to the British Admiralty detailing naval and military coordination during the Santiago operations. He will compile material from Cuba and official Navy Department data for his fall briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paget
Washington
Alfred Paget
West Indies
Cuba
Navy Department
Admiralty
Santiago
Navy
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