Global Happenings and U S Naval Naval Affairs Roundup
Washington notes report naval leaders entertained by Trinidad governor Sir Henry Moore Jackson and a change in the Naval Bureau of Navigation chief with rear admiral W H Brownson resigning. Other items include weathering accidents and crimes across the United States and abroad, plus proclamations on land additions to the San Gabriel forest and a call for veterans of the Panama Isthmus service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Moore Jackson
Trinidad
W. H. Brownson
Naval Bureau of Navigation
Rixey
Cameron Winslow
Port of Spain
Trindad
San Gabriel National Forest
California
Col
Woodbury
Department of the Columbia
Pacific
Terre Cotta
D. C
Baltimore, & Ohio
United States
Panama
Newlands
Nevada
Taft
Goldfield
Promoters and others fined for stock sale fraud in Denver
Convicted promoters mining engineers and associates in the Lost Spanish Bullion Mines case received fines and imprisonment in Denver. Other items note Father John of Cronstadt ill in Saint Petersburg and a series of incidents including a fatal freight collision near Franklin Pennsylvania and a San Francisco fire loss exceeding 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Father John of
Cronstadt
St. Petersburg
Whittier
Los Angeles
Cal
Lake Shore
Franklin
William J. Daly
Hague
San Francisco
New England
Broward
Florida
William James Bryan
Jacksonville
United States
Stephen Russell Mallory
Goldfield Mine Owners’ Association
Circuit Court of
District of Nevada
Goldfield Miners Union
Hyde Park
Mass
Walter R. Amesbury
Milford
Anna
Roanoke College
Danville
St. Louis University
Washington State
Spokane
Lawrence Delmour
Tammany Hall
Larry
Charles Be, McConnell
Smelter City Bank
Durango
Navy Yard
Norfolk
McClellan
New York
Board of Water Commissioners
Minneapolis
Portugal
Rixey
Navy
Chicago
H. B. Belten
Mexico
Zebulon M. Pike
Roosevelt
Pine Knot
Martin Diller
Sterling, II
Sixth Regiment
John Looney
Rock Island
Olive McDowell
William F. McDowell
Camden
N. C
Rosalsky
Hugo C. Veecks
Raymond Hitchcock
Benjamin ©. Lockwood
Twenty-ninth Regiment of Infantry
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Erie
Newark
N. J
Frank Carpenter
Carpenter Paper Company
Omaha
Brocket Station
Wash
Canadian Pacific
Colorado
Boulder
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Cincinnati
Detroit
Fires and losses hit Iowa towns in December reports
Tapestry fire at Otter Creek Catholic Church causes $3000 damage. Whittemore blaze devastates the butcher shop and surrounding businesses, with $12000 loss. Mason City resident scalded by boiling water. Perry builds a large Van Camp milk plant aiming for May completion. Iowa turkeys bought for veterans dinner at Marshalltown cost $199.20. Cedar Rapids case against the city moves toward trial. Muscatine civic league forms to curb saloons led by Billy Sunday. Osceola suit challenges city officers over payrolls. Albia film fire injures operator and panics crowd. Grundy Center barn incinerated with heavy loss. Russell bank crisis highlighted by Brandon’s sacrifice to protect depositors. Burlington woman dies while Christmas shopping. Skinners return found money to teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Otter Creek
Joseph Grue
Anamosa
Larzeny
Whittemore
Nellie Hill
Mason City
van Camp
Perry
State of
Iowa
Marshalltown
Veterans of the Iowa Soldiers
Cedar Rapids Gaslight Company
Cedar Rapids
Ellison
Trewin
Muscatine
W. U. Roach
Jamberman
League
Billy Sunday
Clarke County
A. McKeever
Osceola
W. B. Carnes
E. W. Bingham
Crystal Moving Picture Shows
Albia
T. C. Hammond
P. C. Akin
Grundy Center
Lucas County
Thomas Brandon
Russell
Bank of Russell
F. R. Crocker
First National Bank of Chariton
Brandon
Russell Bank
Nellie Cowles
Burlington
Fort Dodge
Pollum Skinner
Charlotte Lorenz
Skinner
Divorce suit filed in district court over long marriage and assault
Magdalene Thene of Dubuque seeks a divorce from Nicho las Thence after a marriage begun in 1871. He allegedly developed a drink problem and assaulted her, breaking her leg and attempting further harm since July. The report also covers a Missouri Valley area series of legal and public notices, mine workers, and local civic inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Thene
Dubuque
Nicholas
J. W. Susank
Emma Pashek
Spaulding
Susan’s
Hoisington
Kas
Riley Stahl
Maquoketa
James Fairbrother
George W. Jones
Lee County Medical Society
Keoku
Stockport
Keokuk
Iowa
Fairfield
Burlington
Third
Jefferson Streets
Moorhead
John F. Oliver
Monona County
Mason City
McCoulogue
Western Electric
Little Sioux
Missouri River
Oliver Lake
Ieris Kissel & Co
Boise City
Idaho
John P. White
Edwin Perry
Iowa District
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
White
Troops to Stay in Goldfield Beyond Removal Date
The secretary of war ordered General Funston in San Francisco to countermand the withdrawal of troops from Goldfield. Soldiers will remain for three more weeks while Governor Sparks is urged to call a special session of the state legislature within five days to seek federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Secretary of War
Funston
Department of California
San Francisco
Goldfield
Sparks
Nevada governor to call special session at Roosevelt's request
Gov. John Sparks will issue a proclamation to convene the Nevada legislature in about two weeks after Roosevelt's demand. The move follows a labor crisis in Goldfield where County Commissioner Rosenthal resists resignation, as federal troops reportedly remain to keep order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Reno
Nev
John Sparks
Roosevelt
Rosenthal
Goldfield
Sparks
Sparka
Dispute Over Eddy Fortune Triggers Trustees Notice
Notices served on Christian Science trustees Me Lellan Fernald and Baker challenge Mrs. Eddy’s power to dispose of large estate sums. The action seeks to block a 1 000 000 disbursement for a charitable institution while litigation unfolds. A new suit is expected from Eddy’s son George W. Glover and relatives, linked to a deed of trust from 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Baker Glover Eddy
Christian Science Church
Lellan, Fernald and Baker
Mrs. Eddy
United States
William E. Chandler
Christian Science Head
Next Friends
Biddy
Streeter
Allison Favors Plan To Aid Ex Presidents
Senator William B. Allison of Town backs congressional action to provide care and support for ex presidents. He cited Grover Cleveland’s call for such provisions and suggested paying Jefferson’s debts as a prudent act. He noted Mrs. Garfield currently receives an allowance and predicted little treasury burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
William B., Allison
Town
Committee On Appropriations
Congress
United States
Grover Cleveland
Thomas Jefferson
Allison
Garfield
American swindle in Rome leaves New Yorker $4000 poorer
Simon Sherwood of New York met an American woman in Genoa and traveled to Rome. There he joined two men claiming to be Americans. after drinks they bet who had more money. Sherwood drew $4000, which the others took and vanished. One thief was reported as Bawerd Anderson of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pec
Simon Sherwood
New York
Genoa
Sherwood
Giornale Italia
Bawerd Anderson
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Grand Trunk
Lenox
Mich
John Clark
Watertown
Gus Stanley
Cypsies
Gus
Queen Dora
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Maxwel Spencer
Lincoln
Neb
Wiliam A. Mercer
Carlisle Indian Industrial School
D. H. Boughton
War College
Ft. Leavenworth
Platte County
Missouri
National Guard of
Kansas
Nebraska
John Chandler Peacroft Davis
United States Supreme Court
Germany
Gen. Skallen
Warsaw
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carden
Mason Burnett
George W. Burnett
Greenville
Henry F. Terry
Brooklyn
Muskogee
Okla
Whitlow-Williams Wholesale Drug Company
Portland
Ore
James Simpson
Farmers’ National Bank of
Philadelphia
J. C. Cain
Des Moines
Henry Wulff
Illinois
Lethbridge
Alberta
Birmingham
J. Frank Zahm
Toledo
Cora Marie Arnold
Santa Fe
N. M
Albino Chavarria
Hackensack Meadows
Harrison
Indiana
Charles W. Fairbanks
A. B. Anderson
John R. Walsh
John S. Miller
Albert G. Beauisne
Chicago Daily News
Dayton
Kings Powder Mills
George W. H. Davis
Farmers’ Grain Company
North Dakota
Manitoba
Devils Lake
N. D
Raleigh
Frank Amos
Hastings
Pope
Twenty Fifth United States Infantry
Brownsville
Reuben H. Warder
Lincoln Park
Park Board
James B. Conkling
Middleton
N. Y
Reading
Roland P. Stokes
John Y. Hoffman
Uwands
Urmiah
Persian Armenia
Lertram Somers
San Jose
Ernest G. Stedman
J. C. Lyons Building and Operating Company
Railway Age
Carmi
Gentile Cave-Browne Cave
Sir Mylles Cave- Browne Cave
Iowa News
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