Che Democrat Corydon LTA as Thom as Allis
Fragmentary notice referencing Corydon LTA and Thomas and Allis with PCPultiners in a political context.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1899
Page
6
Fragmentary notice referencing Corydon LTA and Thomas and Allis with PCPultiners in a political context.
A historical wrap recounts Crimean events and incidents of crime, accidents, and fires across various regions. The piece mentions political tensions, military movements, and notable local happenings tied to broader conflicts and societal unrest.
A fragmented report describes clashes and looting in a city area, with mentions of deaths and injuries. It notes police actions, a curfew, and disturbances near a transportation hub, citing multiple unnamed recipients and officials.
The British government asks the United States to authorize consular and protective actions to safeguard British and Transvaal interests in the port city under dispute. The move aims to secure trade and navigation rights amid tensions in the region.
A partial local report notes two Frampe individuals killed in a town incident. Investigators work to determine cause as authorities and witnesses provide initial statements.
Fragmentary note describes a hanging event in West Virginia with unclear details and broken place names. The readable phrases reference a location and a sequence of events but lack complete context or confirmation of participants. The item appears as a clipped rural record with damaged OCR.
An unclear account describes a blaze endangering a village area with mentions of cows, pies, water, and a ruined landscape. The text notes efforts to gauge progress of the flames and pictures a scene of destruction with limited readable details.
Thomas Morgan and Louis Cameron died from gas asphyxiation at their boarding house in New York, with investigators noting a jet of gas caused the fatal incident.
Dispatches report the Boer War has begun with war relations broken, telegraph lines cut, and commands issued. Reports from New York and other cities describe rising tension as mobilization and declarations unfold across governments and troops prepare for action.
President McKinley’s cross country journey began October 4 in Washington and covered numerous cities including Chicago Milwaukee Cleveland Pittsburgh and Washington. The trip spanned thousands of miles with ten days of travel via train and multiple scheduled layovers before returning to the capital.
Washington reports Lawton and MacArthur forces moving north along the lines to seize rail hubs and key towns. A northern water expedition to Jingayen is planned after more troops arrive. Corbin promises manpower to hold captured towns as heavy fighting continues near Manila and coastal fronts.
A powerful company with French German and Russian capital is formed to compete with American exporters in Europe, notably in the Siberian frontier. The plan envisages setting up slaughterhouses on the Eurasian plain and sending pork via the Siberian railway to western Russia and thence by water to English ports, challenging U S meat producers.
A damaged report says army mules died during a transport incident. Confusion and poor weather hampered rescue, with crews reporting significant damage to boats and several mules washed overboard as the ship tried to leave port.
The note cites low production costs in Siberia and cheap trimster stations on railways as driving factors.
Ten thousand veterans and crowds gathered at Moansville railroad station to greet the President on arrival from Chiengs. A presidential salute sounded as whistles and bells rang. The Vice President was guided to the Tri-State fairgrounds by the Cleveland Grays, with Mayor Akin presiding at the city ceremony and AL Di Brlem welcoming the state and city officials before the President spoke.
Navy officers favor Coinese and Jap policies as naval services expand. The auraeine espinal services employ about 200 personnel, with upgrades planned at the Government powder factory in Padian Tfegd.
A Wall Street report notes huge railway receipts with reduced operating expenses. Southern Pacific shows August gross up 550,4055 and net up 5425,458, while Rock Island posts August gains of 172,000 in gross and 115,055 in net.
Martha Moore Avery jumps into Boston mayoral race on socialist ticket while New York reports costly ship fires and a destroyed Leona cargo. Other items note a jewel watch for Admiral Dewey, a freed minister’s retirement, a strangling death on Pawtucket street, and multiple local incidents including fires, thefts, and violent assaults.
A wide mix of brief items reports deaths in Omaha and Cedarville, strikes settled in Indiana, a fatal shooting in Iowa, grasshoppers in New Albany, a wreck near Warren, deaths from dental alloy poisoning, and various policy and industrial updates across several states.
Three white farmers were arrested in Pleasanton Kentucky on Wednesday charged with managing the Barber family incident. One suspect confessed to involvement. John Cook, a resident connected to the case, is named in reports as part of the local context.
Chicago and other markets show mixed corn and wheat prices with No 2 red corn around 68 cents and No 2 white around 24 to 28 cents. Hog, cattle, and sheep futures vary across regions including St Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee and New York with bids from 3.00 to 8.50 and notable activity in buffalo and Detroit zones.
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