21 Dec 1899
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Newspaper
Des Moines Leader
Location
Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1899
Page
1
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and terms with no coherent narrative. The text appears as a jumbled assortment of surnames, cities, and tokens, offering no discernible event or subject to summarize meaningfully.
A fragmented report describes General Lawton’s death amid chaotic accounts and unclear circumstances. It notes references to his role and potential connections to officers and political figures, but the text remains garbled and difficult to corroborate.
The excerpt describes a confused encounter with police actions and injuries. It mentions a commandant, contusions, and scattered fighters rallying to retake a position. The text references a retreat, dead and wounded, and a movement toward a location named Gulu with a stale summary of the math and a tank event.
The weekly survey reports muted wholesale and manufacturing activity in New York and London with declines in certain commodities. It highlights stronger leather and wheat movements, modest gains in textiles, and a cautious outlook as transport and shipping costs affect trade. Major markets including South Africa and Pacific exports show varied results, while copper and wool prices drift amid global demand shifts.
A dispatch from Manila details Allied and Philippine actions amid insurgent activity. References to Faure and a push for independence frame the struggle, while military and political maneuvering suggests evolving support and opposition among local factions and external powers.
A chaotic incident in Rio de Janeiro injures multiple officers including Gu lewye and others from Mant fyss and minty ers. Several are hospitalized as authorities identify casualties among the crew and workers. Witnesses report disarray and ongoing investigations into the cause and those responsible.
The report references Lieutenant Beeming of Topeka and a writ of habeas corpus in a Kansas district court case involving false imprisonment and bond, plus notes on the Negros uprising and insurgent activities in the Philippines. It cites arrests, transfers, and statements about military postings and actions during the discussed period.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a 1900 era senate discussion on Philippine governance and U S war aims including establishing a Filipino government, extending authority, and transferring control after stabilizing conditions. References include Senate committee work, statements by Aldrich, and statements about continued American responsibilities in the Philippines.
The article notes repeated adjournments and speeches during a congressional session, with Mr. Groeé defending the administration's Philippines policy and Mr. Bell criticizing the president's remarks on national prosperity. It also mentions memorials for late Senator Heyward of Nebraska and holiday observances by lawmakers.
Fragmented text outlines a public treaty or agreement involving Central Hates and a Sultan archipelago with United States oversight. Mentions terms of protection, rights and dignities, potential land dealings, and warnings against foreign influence. Indicates actions by presidents and foreign affairs departments with reference to enforcement and sanctions.
In Bridgeport Connecticut an anonymous complaint and a wave of letters target the Rev. Shaw and his wife. A strange man delivered crude messages denouncing church activities and urging the church to abandon services. The incident disrupted prayer meetings and prompted calls for protection of the Shaw family.
A long OCR fragment lists institutions and suppliers, detailing loan balances and purchases for the coming quarter. It names Des Moines, Chicago, Davenport, Marshalltown, and other cities, with references to colleges, libraries, and outfitting firms. The piece notes large projected costs and shifts in balances for the period.
The report details the death of Mrs Lucy Munatente of Cherokee Strip, Independence Kansas. A $11,000 sum was found hidden in clothing after her death, with the house closed since. Neighbors note she lived alone and died recently. remains were sent to Greencastle Indiana for interment amid family tensions and a strained marriage dating back to 1887.
The article discusses tariff or import trends with reference to Cuba Porto Rico Manila and the Philippines. It notes a contemplated annual sum as a present market offering for foreign products and cites export records for the ten months of 1894. It mentions shipments to foreign markets and comparisons with prior years, highlighting fluctuating conditions and the role of Spain in shipments.
Reports from Washington state that Gerald Olfs has custody of many figures tied to the attempted government coup. President and cabinet consider disposition. policy to be humane but firm against provoked murders and outrages. Contested sheriffs race and local political turmoil also noted as Washington dispatches detail.
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