PunisnEeR B E Lloyd Seeks Aurelian Penalty
Aurelian court records show B E Lloyd seeking punishment related to a penal matter in Aurelia Iowa. Details are sparse in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1900
Page
1
Aurelian court records show B E Lloyd seeking punishment related to a penal matter in Aurelia Iowa. Details are sparse in the readable text.
New York stock brokers Grant Bros. face an internal crisis after a trusted employee allegedly stole between 150000 and 175000 dollars. The exact embezzler’s name is withheld as officials refuse comment. The firm’s assignment to Stedman follows the defalcation, with liabilities reportedly under 109000 dollars. Grant Bros. were once led by James Grant during a prominent exchange era.
Twenty five lace makers and lacemakers bound for John Alexander Dowie’s Zion project were denied entry in Philadelphia after admitting they paid no labor contract and worked as lacemakers from Beaston England. They were deported after immigration inspectors found lacemaking not a new industry in the United States.
President McKinley urges all cabinet members to remain in their official posts for the next four years. He views the election results as support for his policies and for the administration across all departments. The meeting focused on previews of annual reports and a future message to Congress.
Six thousand miners walk out after Indiana coal operators refuse to adopt the Illinois wage scale. Industry idle in Clay County and the bituminous fields except where hoisting engineers defied labor orders. Vandalia and Clinton districts show some activity.
Waterloo jury returns verdict of guilty against Jerome W. Wout in the state case for assault with intent to murder his wife. Trial drew wide attention as authorities alleged he planned to use an infernal machine against his spouse.
British forces reinforce Tong Ku after Russians order foreigners to vacate railroad housing. A cavalry and infantry contingent remains to protect property while tensions rise over occupation amid ongoing imperial maneuvering in Asia.
James Mardy and El mer Miller were found not guilty in Anoka on charges tied to the Wise family farm killings at their farmhouse May 27. Eliza Wise testified of a conspiracy to kill for inheritance, while Hardy and Preston faced alibi and detective-coached witness challenges.
A deadly blaze at the Gifford House in Poplar Bluffs Missouri destroyed the large four story hotel. Four confirmed dead, about ten missing, and fifteen injured as guests fled through smoke and flames. The all night staff could not raise an alarm and escape routes failed. Witnesses say many leaped from windows and some bodies may remain inside.
Three days' enforced absence of cashier DS McIlrath at Calumet National Bank of South Chicago sparked rumors of insolvency. A Monday run lasted three hours, with about one third of deposits paid by noon and nearly $3,000 disbursed by close of day. The cashier remained ill at home amid reports of possible departure. Local authorities investigated as the bank was described as solvent.
Marcus Daly Montana mining magnate dies at the Netherland Motel in New York City after a prolonged illness Brights disease and heart weakness. His political clashes with Senator Clark had drawn broad attention for weeks.
English coast guards saved eighty four passengers from the Wilson ling steamer Angelo ashore on York shire coast. Guardsmen used the Creechesbury apparatus and there was no loss of life.
Wreckage from the Monticello strewn along ten miles of coast near Yarmouth N Y as 32 violin cases and cargo are recovered. Bodies of passengers and crew wash ashore at Rockville Haylight and along the beach. Coroner reports drowning while survivors describe a gale and a leaking steamer that broke apart before foundering. Total aboard 36 with four survivors Captain Smith Third Officer Fleming Wilson Cook and Stewardess Smith.
In Nevasto Texas Sheriff Garrett Scott was defeated and warned by the White Men s Union. He later shot by Emmett Scott and William McDonald during a street clash that killed John Bradley Jr and left both officers dead. Anderson prepared for military aid as Adj Gen Scurry arrived to restore order and Shadow Scott left the county.
The United States presses Morocco for indemnity over the killing of Marcus Essagin, a naturalized American, with a warship possibly sent to back consul Guamere. Morocco rejects liability under a Morocco Spain treaty and contemplates its own limits. Also noted are Chinese court tensions and a Copenhagen loan talk.
Financial overview shows cattle, hogs, and grain prices in Sioux City Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati and Cincinnati markets. Prices range from 1.00 to 8.00 for hogs and No 2 wheat around 60 to 70 cents, with soy, corn, and rye quoted in various shipping grades and regional terms.
A Washington correspondent reports European powers quibbling over minor details delaying agreements in the Boxer crisis. Instructions to Conger urge adoption of material proposals while waiving less important points as ministers confer and await telegraphic guidance from their governments.
Allied authorities executed the provincial treasurer of Pouhu a Chinese general and a colonel along with twenty others for killings and mistreatment of American and English missionaries at Wotinge. High officials Fei Shung Kong and Col Kin were also executed. Their severed hands were displayed as a warning while allied troops returned to Pekin after a harsh expedition.
A garbled account shows tensions at a university over student expenses and aid. The text references faith, college image, costs, and expectations, with mentions of pastors, scholarships, and personal stories.
Census officials indicate the center of U S population moved about twenty miles west and six to seven miles north in the past decade, near Columbus Ohio. The projected point lies roughly six to seven miles north of Columbus with Greensburg Indiana previously central as the republic’s population shifted westward over two centuries.
The Adjutant General Corbin’s annual report to the Secretary of War for year ending June 30 1900 details the United States Army strength including regular and volunteer forces. It lists officers and enlisted men by theater such as Alaska Porto Rico the Philippines and China with totals and notes deaths and casualties in the Chinese campaign and in the Philippines.
Fragmented text notes freight rolling stock deliveries to Santa Be road and daily road work at Hwee Lina and Minster Ohio. Mentions new Lake Shore road bridge completion at Fremone Ohio and decline in Canadian Pacific September earnings. Mentions rail storage efforts, ballast work, and shipping routes with various place names and dates obscured by OCR errors.
A planned act to wreck passenger trains on the Tyland road near Farnam was thwarted when a marshaled pile of debris blocked tracks east and west of Davenport. Engineers halted the engines, two obstructions were found, and investigators from Stock Island work with a special officer to identify the culprits.
A Des Moines to Eagle Grove freight derailed in Chicago and North Western yards at Ames when a faulty switch caused the engine to derail and trap engineer H. J. Rowe of Eagle Grove, who died from injuries. Firemen and a brakeman were unharmed.
The Chicago and Northwestern eastbound No. 6 collided with a freight at Sioux City and Maclic crossing near Missouri Valley. The engine, tender, and several cars derailed. A passenger, Peterson of Omaha, lost both legs above the ankles. Engineer Johnny Wella suffered severe injuries requiring amputation. Several others lightly hurt. dispatcher error blamed.
The Northwest Iowa Horticulturist secret ary will hold the ninth annual meeting in Emmersburg on December 4 6 and 8. The society aims to promote horticulture and forestry and to spread information on fruit and tree cultivation suitable to the region. It seeks wide cooperation to ensure every home has fruit and tree shelter.
In Orange City district court a case seeks an injunction against using Et Hal land language at the Central Reformed Church. Plaintiffs say the church successor to Sioux Center's Second Reformed Church violated a call by conducting afternoon Holland language services and evening Rupiah services, prompting public notice of the change.
A thirty year mute woman unexpectedly communicates with her mother from a Charley City hospital bedside just before death. The report blends personal tragedy with local notices including coal field expansion near Colfax and Penn College governance details.
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