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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1895
Page
1
A crowded electric motor car plunged 101 feet from the Central Viaduct into the Cuyahoga River near Cleveland. Fifteen victims recovered, others missing. motorman Rogers arrested at 1497 Cedar Avenue on $5,000 bond awaiting coroner’s inquest.
A German Catholic priest named A. I. Van Antwerp was found dead beside the Iron Mountain Railway track near Bushberg Missouri. Pockets rifled suggest robbery. three negro tramps linked to the shooting of a brakeman Quigley are held in St. Louis. The report notes the priest once taught at St. Louis University and hailed from Detroit.
The article notes a leader’s repeated bid for sanction and self elevation until the Government yielded. Dr Lueger signaled willingness to accept, prompting the imperial council president to dissolve the council. Members left amid upheaval as crowds grew hostile and police dispersed the demonstrators.
The New York Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade notes gold export activity had little real significance despite a $2 250 000 outflow. It cites reduced exports of products versus surging imports, mentions a favorable market outlook amid no local money-market unrest, and discusses crop reports and grain trends including wheat and corn prospects and recent export shifts.
Washington reports a Cuban uprising may force U S recognition within forty eight hours as Campos clings to hope of defeating rebels. The de jure Cuban government could become de facto provisional as patriots tighten grip. Secretary Olney may push for immediate recognition if morning telegraph confirms rebel gains before Congress meets.
Denver reports Francis Schlatter the healer vanished after a warrant was issued for him to testify in a fraud case. A ranchman said Schlatter headed toward the mountains, with late extracts suggesting he may rest near a field ranch. Also in St Petersburg the Czarina gave birth to a daughter named Olga and court physicians noted a healthy mother and child.
General Master Workman Sovereign and General Worthy Foreman Istoy spoke at a Washington Knights of Labor session. Sovereign denounced alleged treachery of revolt leaders, claimed 65 000 members joined the revolt, and warned of capital's dominance over labor and legal oppression of unions.
New York gossip ties Riley Grannan, famed turf gambler, to a private Boston game with Pat Sheedy and others. Reports claim Grannan lost about 349 000 but paid 15 000 before refusing to settle the balance, with the tale unfolding in a well known tenderloin resort as he faced reputation and possible world tour talk.
The report covers a sensational attack on Yale College by Mrs. Muteat during a Christian Workers Convention, criticizing the institution and provoking debate on church and college ties. Other pieces note ex-speaker Crisp addressing Georgia lawmakers on silver coinage and Mexican antiquities legislation, with various international economic notes and a Cincinnati shooting incident.
The twelfth biennial report from the hospital for the insane cites needed funding for repairs and equipment, patient totals, admissions, discharges, and outcomes. It notes rising state patients, readmissions, and better recovery when treatment begins early, with detailed counts by sex and status.
The census shows Iowa’s fertile lands and broad towns amid farm desertion concerns. While soil supports crops and counties gain, three cities rise while many rural areas shrink, prompting questions about profitability and money access for farmers.
This excerpt discusses death rate disparities between men and women among tuberculosis patients. It notes similar overall mortality percentages, with men dying more often due to fatal forms. discharge patterns show higher survival among women, while total treated women were fewer than men over two years.
An awkward OCR fragment tells of a country gentleman and domestic tensions. It references a wife and servant, a violent incident, and a chaotic scene with misread names and actions, leaving the exact details obscured by garbled text.
Reports reveal a sweeping misappropriation scandal in state health programs. 140 patients in Lee County face improper charges and questionable transfers as investigators probe facility care and transportation costs amid claims of ongoing systemic abuse.
The piece covers the Gairymen convention with five hundred delegates and noted figures from Iowa and other states, plus state water rights discussions. It recaps a string of crimes and trials including a murder during a robbery, details on the Rowe extradition issue, a highway robbery near Des Moines, and medical society meeting notes in Eldon.
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