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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
1
A systematic search is underway for Aguinaldo the so called minority ruler thought to be in hiding in the northern part of the island. Reports from authorities indicate a major operation with military units scouring towns and mountains, amid suspicions of resistance activity.
A fragmented clipping describes an escape incident in Cape Town and an ongoing inquiry. The text mentions surrender terms and several unclear names and events, with no coherent sequence or dates clearly readable.
Report describes large Chinese forces at distant positions and a gloomy foreign situation in St Petersburg. The text interleaves garbled phrases about diplomacy, fortifications, and potential meetings, hinting at a tense geopolitical climate without clear events or actors.
Reports detail British military advisers in Abyssinia and Berbera treetop activity while a separate street murder case unfolds. Mrs Elen AM, held as an accessory in her daughter's homicide, faces coroner's testimony leading to further arrests as investigators pursue motive and method.
A Bluffton girl Nittie Dre Leng daughter of Joseph De Longe about years old was assaulted Friday evening near town as she walked from the knitting mill. Citizens pursue the itinerant assailant and hope to capture him. The victim was found unconscious and later cared for at home. Authorities organized search parties in the countryside.
The Senate met in special session with Vice President Roosevelt at the desk to order the body. Senators debated the Clayton Bulwer treaty and the abrogation policy as Morgan urged a stance against British terms, while the chamber adjourned after a brief closure and remarks from leaders.
In Minneapolis a Roman Catholic priest Rev Francis Budzynski killed himself with a heart shot after his discharge from the Duluth Diocese. He fired two shots as a bystander waited outside. Two letters were found, addressed to a brother in Elmira New York and a waitress in a local restaurant.
In Topeka Kansas Mrs Myrtle Webster is jailed on a charge of murdering her husband, Norman Webster, at their home. A razor cut his throat from ear to ear and no motive is known. Webster is dead. authorities say Mrs Webster may be insane.
Anthony Kaddett, a Cosmos township farmer near Hers, is under arrest after firing a shotgun at a snowballing crowd in front of a schoolhouse. Richard Madson John Halverson and Fred Frazee were wounded with Madson indicated as not likely to recover. Sheriff guards Kaddett amid local uproar.
The record notes the enactment by Indiana's Sixty Second Biennial Session of the General Assembly. It documents formal legislative action and passage of bills in a state government context. No specific bills or dates are provided in the fragment.
Abstract lists numerous Indiana Senate bills signed by Governor Durbin up to Saturday night. Highlights include anti lynching provisions, bank officer penalties, state sanitary and veterinary measures, charter amendments for South Bend and Terre Haute, licensing and corporate laws, tax and railroad provisions, and numerous municipal incorporations and county court term adjustments.
The article compares U S population at the century’s start to Europe noting 5 3 million in America while France Germany Austria Italy Great Britain Spain and Portugal had larger populations. It states the United States now surpasses all European nations except Russia and equates to Great Britain and France combined. It estimates about 75 million Americans with 10 million more in new possessions.
A medical note concedes limited understanding of gout despite extensive study. It argues that ignorance is preferable to false certainty and that the disease’s exact nature remains unclear.
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