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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1901
Page
1
Robbers tunneled from the waterside to the strong room of Selby Smelting Works near Vallejo, stealing bullion valued at 940,000. They emptied bars onto a waiting boat, left a bar on the beach, and masked tracks with red pepper. No suspects identified.
The Amalgamated Association issued a general strike order on Tuesday evening, effective after the mills close on Aug. 10. The move targets members of the United States Steel Corporation not already on strike, risking widespread idleness, suffering, and possible clashes as both sides prepare for a fast, furious confrontation.
A report from Cheyenne details 3000 sheep killed near Iron Mountain Wyoming amid an attack by unknown assailants linked to Willie Nickel shooting. Neighbors James Miller and family suspected. posse dispatched to recover sheep and pursue raiders. Authorities believe Nickel killings and family shootout tied to the sheep raid.
A blast on Loenat Street Philadelphia Monday night Aug five destroys five buildings. At least thirty five people were inside the wrecked structures when the explosion occurred. Fire and ambulances responded as neighbors helped pull survivors from the debris. The cause is uncertain though a barrel of gagotina is suspected.
Empress Frederick, widow of the German emperor, died at 0 15 pm Monday August 3 in Berlin. The imperial family and Empress Augusta Victoria were at her bedside. Born November 20 1826 she had seven children including the present emperor. Her marriage remained strong though infirmities grew in recent years.
A perilous voyage from Nome to Port Townsend ends with two Iowa men Jack Maus ag and Joseph GC Thiey saved from starvation and possible cannibalism after frontier hardships. They traveled via Centenni to Teller City and Newton Lanier is found near death in North Carolina amid a murder and robbery case.
A mayoral order closed Nebraska cities to Sunday commerce. Livery stables and most shops remained shut. deliveries were limited and no public gatherings allowed. Extra police were sworn in but no violations were reported amid the law and order crackdown.
The disabled transport Lennox was towed into the Port of San Francisco Saturday morning by the steamer Ixqua after breaking down nine miles west of Pastras Blancas. The Lennox drifted and rigged a jury after the Lequa moved up from San Diego toward Bureka. An officer denied reports the crew were near starvation.
Gen Charles F Manderson cannot take charge of Sebley’s case while on a weeklong outing at Dome Lake Idaho. A telegram from Admiral W S Suey urged him to lead the admiral’s case in Washington. Manderson says he cannot spare the time without neglecting duties as Burlington Railroad attorney. Wy complied with the request of sligees tous for counsel.
Report describes a violent assault involving a group labeled as Whitecaps who severely beat an Indiana man and his companion early Monday. The victims were restrained and harmed, later treated for injuries, and authorities investigated while noting a bank inspector’s action on a separate matter.
A masked gang halted a New York Chicago express near Calumet Heights Chicago at night. They bombed a baggage car, forced engineers and crew to uncouple cars, and fled west into darkness. No cash was taken, a large reward is offered, and the raid thwarted by a safety device.
An unclear OCR passage recounts crimes, trials, and personal denials across river towns, mentioning names and places like St Joseph Missouri and Salina. It hints at Guilty pleas, secret groups, and civic tension, with scattered references to votes and local figures.
Four men storm a Citgo pub early Monday, bound two employees, and took about $700 from a rear safe after blowing the lock with explosives. They guarded their captives, locked one in a coal bin, and fled unseen with the loot after a chaotic exit. Authorities say Ness and Bortich, workers at the plant, were among the victims. A lookout watched outside as the quartet emptied the till and bags before disappearing.
A lengthy, flawed report discusses plantation labor in the Philippines with Civil Service Commissioner Moden borg citing a key labor supply problem. It mentions workers from various nationalities, legislative trade measures, and evolving policies impacting sugar plantations amid tensions and reported deteriorations in production.
A lengthy 191? military appointment lists Commander Mutagyir and a long slate of Grand Army of the Republic officers from numerous Iowa towns including Monona Scranton and Sioux City. The document assigns posts, aides, and state-crimindar nominees with many named individuals across cities and counties.
Fragmented account describes rowdy scenes and disciplinary issues at a Davenport encampment involving Major Tommy and several officers. Sources note police resistance and soldiers returning to duty, with conflicting reports of disorder and command response.
Local paper recounts an allegation against Seeley involving theft of the past year. The editor Seeley may face replacement as the paper plots a new editor. Health issues hinder prior editor Seeley’s duties amid ongoing upheaval.
A damaged OCR item describes the thirty oecaid anniversary reunion of the grand fotee Kalehte of Vythass af Towa in Cedar Kapil Nav 1145. It notes a biennial encampment, mentions Esthtane Sisters of Bawa, and references a vote for grant chancellor and various attendees, with scattered names and locales.
A damaged letter from a group of women in Dos Muinea alleges mistreatment by a local official and mentions U S officials and consular figures. The fragment references protests in Paris and accusations tied to a European tour, with questions about intent and connections to scandal.
Fragmentary report describes a man found dead on the bank of a canal two miles from Waterloo. A gardener and searchers puzzled by the cause and identity, with unclear names and details, as investigators probe possible self infliction or accidental death.
A $15,000 damage suit has been commenced in chancery by C. B. Ularto against Strax Micella Company and Love Lely Company. The case involves alleged property damage and internal interference with a patented device. Harta is said to have connections with the plaintiff and the defendant companies.
A fatal act follows jealousy tied to a marital dispute. Reports describe a man dying after self harming during a confrontation with his wife, with witnesses and authorities detailing the incident and ongoing investigations. The county paper notes damages, insurance estimates, and local legal actions tied to the case.
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