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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
4
A dialogue heavy scene follows detectives Barns and Mitchel debating Mora inquest findings while a new moral drama unfolds. A naked baby found abandoned in a graveyard near a sweatshop district sparks calls for punishment and systemic reform as Colonel Payton advocates public action, charity, and tougher laws.
Henry Krebbs of 2610 South Thirteenth street was jailed at night on his son's accusation of violent insanity. The 60 year old man, living with two daughters and a housekeeper, had long struggled in the option stock business at South Omaha and recently suffered losses. Local friends doubt the insanity claim as he will be examined by the board of insanity. The note also mentions local business ties to Hamburg.
Iowa editor Horace M. Miller of Fremont Democrat called on old colleague George W. Gundson in Denver after attending the Democratic National Convention. Miller planned a stop in Eckley to visit his mother before resuming newspaper duties.
An old advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as the original remedy for burns piles skin diseases and other minor injuries. It warns against counterfeits and urges use of only DeWitts for immediate results.
Mr Mitchel visits the Metropolitan Foundling Society and learns the reporter Gertrude Griffin’s name and address. He is shown the infant, kept on a floor above, as new details emerge about the case.
The store advertises Turkish fabrics from 15 cents, linen from 15 to 49 cents, and a 25 cent per yard table cloth. Shirts are heavily discounted with current year styles, plus a wide Graniteware range including pudding and pie pans, Berlin kettles, stew and tea pots, and rice cookers at seconds prices. A full line of fresh spices extracts and sun cured Japan tea is offered, along with Tanglefoot sheets at 1 cent each.
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