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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1899
Page
1
Fragmented text from a London Times page discusses removal of pamphlets from mails and references to U S government actions. Mentions newspaper editors and political figures in a confused sequence with scattered phrases and numbers.
The report states Perryo man Cantwell says he left Aristrea seeking his wife who, with another man, allegedly eloped. He notes Mrs. Cantwell, formerly Mrs. El. C. Hammill of Chicago, is involved. A deputy sheriff nicknamed Carpenter is mentioned in connection with Oklahoma City.
A fragmented wartime item reports anger in Germany as critics accuse Kaiser authorities of disregarding national interests. The brief notes public sentiment and possible political repercussions without detailing specific events.
A formal notice discusses Congress action on Treasury reform measures aimed at quick passage. It mentions President seeking early congressional assembly to finish work before the national convention, with emphasis on a simplified plan and greenback policy.
A garbled dispatch reports fear of aerolites near Vin Cennes causing unease among locals. Mentions inventors and a great strike settled, with references to dynamite fishermen and Evanaville Abbey State Notes. Unclear names and dates persist in the fragment.
A violent blast at a Troy Street steam laundry caused flying debris and multiple injuries. Victims include Minnie Reed and Minnie Moyers with severe head and chest injuries. three workers were knocked unconscious and later revived.
Pine Qaniiin ateboescaped with goofowoe.
Officials exhumed Mary Ann Storck near Weld three miles from the city. An examination found four cords around her neck twisted multiple times. Police seek a mysterious lover as clues remain elusive.
Detailed wartime dispatches describe General Lawton’s expedition and siege actions near Dalinag with American forces clashing at Upper Sam Rafael. Prisoners were captured or released as the campaign continued with around one hundred men released and ongoing operations through the week.
Colorado Governor Thomas Ras threatens action if President McKinley and Secretary Alger continue to feature Colorado troops in the Philippines. He vows to use every resource to secure their recall, accusing administration leaders of forcing soldiers to fight abroad.
A fragmented notice recalls a protest by a woman against unspecified plans. Residents voice concern about unseen tracts, urging authorities to reveal details. Officials pledge review, while clashes over land use and accountability surface amid tense community mood.
Captain Rockefelbary of the Ninth Infantry has been missing since April 1 during investigations near Madocoanm. Reports say he and two personnel were last seen two miles from Cydoooin as searches continue without success.
The report notes 100042 recruits to be sent to Manila and other campaigns. Four hundred assigned to a different division. Mustering out officers aim to wrap up affairs at Second Volunteer J Camp at the Presidio. Engineers remain on site for two weeks.
A deadly clash occurred when police shot and killed one man and seriously wounded another during a raid on suspects linked to election improprieties. Officers arrested several men and later detained women as a mob of Native Americans and several Americans gathered demanding release, while police fired during the confrontation.
The ceremony for George W. Childs and Gen. Wheeler is planned in this city this month with the exact date kept private among intimate circles. It is expected to occur before rose blooms in June.
Congressman J. D. Bowersock received a letter from Adjutant General Corbin on Tuesday indicating the Twentieth Kansas would likely begin returning home from Manila around the middle of June.
The Rev Dr Samu H H Kellogg an American Presbyterian missionary was killed by falling over a precipice while cycling in the Himalayas a few days ago.
Washington released findings of the military court investigating Major General Miles over Spain war food. The court clears miles on canned beef concerns but censures him for delaying notice to the Secretary of War and criticizes the commissary general for extensive canned beef purchases. The report notes packers not at fault and suggests no further probes.
Washington special reports the Industrial Commission resumed public hearings at its Chicago headquarters. Flor Shee Welly, former chief factory inspector of Illinois, described unsanitary sweat shops in Chicory and Cookeoua limited areas, noting child labor and evasion of the fourteen year age limit. She urged action and referenced New York style labor reforms.
A Rome dispatch reports Professor Cer Vella of the University of Palermo claims a radical tuberculosis cure using formalina based treatment. He reports 65 cured with no deaths in Palermo’s consumption hospital and plans to test at other hospitals in Taide.
New York Ma lax Light Company announced Monday a cut in the price of gas per 1 000 cubic feet for all customers. The Consolidated Gas Company followed with a similar reduction amid the ongoing gas supply dispute.
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