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A weekly roundup reports on industrial sector developments. It notes personal and political items, plus happenings at home and abroad, summarizing notable events and trends across various regions and markets.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1900
Page
4
A weekly roundup reports on industrial sector developments. It notes personal and political items, plus happenings at home and abroad, summarizing notable events and trends across various regions and markets.
A long mixed-feature item reports Otto Pennington killing his wife then himself at Owassa, mob actions against Zion Elders MecChirkin and Fisher in Mansfield, a U S training ship voyage to England, and various other incidents. It notes court trials, fires, drownings, and political moves including elections.
Martha Kendricks and Paul Warner attempting to elope from Poplar Bluff Missouri were drowned while fleeing from the girl's father. The article also notes June internal revenue receipts total 28,104,152 and Klondike gold receipts around 9.5 million for the season.
Across multiple fronts the week’s telegraphic dispatches describe consular updates from Peking and Tientsin about the legations’ safety and ongoing battles as the siege nears Peking. Other items note disasters in Chile and Mexico, assassinations in Italy and Persia, and political shifts in the US, Britain, and Europe.
A plan to burn barns in Fort Dodge is underway with eight fires in 24 hours. Victims include prominent residents such as congressman J. P. Dolliver and others like S. T. Meservey and George Fes sell. Tramps suspected. a large extra police force in plain clothes patrols the city after significant property losses.
Lawrence Seibert sues Edward Miller for breaking and entering to see his daughter. Miller was found hidden in a closet after forbidden visits. He remains under 300 dollars bond to face trial while the couple remains devoted.
Iowa Historical Society plans an October history day gathering in Iowa City featuring addresses by prominent Iowa figures. Speeches and proceedings will be preserved in a special Historical Record issue.
In a Burlington interview Vice President and General Superintendent Williams of the Burlington Cedar Rapids Northern Railway brands as a canard the circulating report that Cedar Rapids shops will be moved to Waterloo.
The organization of the African Monarchs of America a fraternal insurance association of colored men has been completed in Sioux City. The society will have a national scope and is the only one of the kind in the world devoted solely to negroes.
A cautionary notice argues that a world renowned preparation like Cascarets Candy Cathartic is meritorious and warns shoppers to distrust store substitutes. It claims unscrupulous sellers profit from credulity and may cheat customers, urging buyers to insist on metal boxed Cascarets with the long tailed a7 stamp on each box.
The article notes broad farmer optimism in Nebraska due to favorable crop conditions following heavy statewide rains. It contrasts weaker wheat yields in the Northwest with Nebraska’s oats and wheat thriving and a likely bumper corn crop. Farmers anticipate fall travel to Texas under cheap excursion rates to verify prosperity stories.
In a local exchange, observers note rapid housing construction citywide. One speaker asks why no efforts focus on restoring or preserving existing structures, while the other agrees on the growth and pace of new homes.
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