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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1899
Page
1
A chaotic report describes a man firing at his father in law and then fatally harming himself. The account references a church, new pastor, and local figures, detailing a wrecked scene, traumatic aftermath, and issues of succession and construction at a Southport area church.
Fragmented OCR text outlines guidance to Indiana county superintendents about school administration. It mentions dates, deadlines and procedures, plus unclear references to the Gay Soy and a sequence of actions for students and staff. The article reads as a historical bureaucratic note with numerous missing words.
Dispatches from Washington announce Vincent G. Clifford, G2, as census supervisor for the Seventh Congressional district embracing Marion counties. He estimates many assistants will be needed in June to handle the workload. Distict supervisors recommended to the President include Charles F. Covert, John O. Bilheimer, Joseph B. Pouteh, Lee, Thompson, Clifford, Arthur Sharpe, and others, with several names garbled in the text.
The Philippines congress under Aguinaldo sees two major appointments as decrees push for compulsory registration of foreigners. The report notes a focus on governance and legal changes, with ongoing debates on national oversight and civil administration.
A crowd packed the Thalia Theater as an effigy of General Mercier was burned in blue and red paper. Police cleared the lobby after ticket sales paused and a large protest meeting is planned at Cooper Union with leading citizens and clergy invited to attend.
A note from Chamberlain to Kruger’s government demands major concessions for Uitlanders and penalties for both British and Dutch. The proposal outlines a five year franchise on hate protests and electoral terms in the Volksraad.
A fragmented OCR fragment hints at a nascent ant themed telecommunication network. Key players mentioned include unnamed entities and a push to test new technology amid regulatory and market uncertainties. The text references attempts to set a schedule and potential trials in early stages.
In Roessiva across the Potomac, John Dushard a young Black man was whipped in a courtroom after a charge of attempted criminal assault. The case failed to prove guilt and the judge ordered lashes to be carried out. the sentence was executed by a constable. The victim's identity and details were briefly described, with prior intent to lash the girl canceled in favor of a warning.
A damaged fragment discusses a Captain Wall era relics and a wartime retestation. Readable names hint at a long-ago conflict and a treasured item lost or burned in a distant campaign. The text preserves a sense of historical memory despite unclear wording.
A dramatic dispatch from London reports a calmer phase following recent tensions. The Consul General asserts a measured response, stressing peace while acknowledging ongoing concerns and the need for continued vigilance.
A garbled notice references a political telegram issue and missed speeches or demands. It cites unclear names and places and hints at a public discourse event or plea handled by a government body.
A Democratic leader resigns over conflicts with the state platform and party unity. The article notes opposition to the platform, the shift away from the state stance, and the impact on party alignment amid internal tensions.
The Oceanic, the largest vessel of its class from Liverpool, departed on its maiden trip Wednesday carrying 604 passengers. The ship is 1 feet no length with a capacity sufficient to steam toward the world without deloading.
Congressman Shettue of Cincinnati returns a heated letter attacking Ward Atkinson and others for aiding copperheads and seditious literature. He denounces their efforts to embarrass the president and calls for vigorous response to their actions.
For the first time in Indianapolis, deposits in four leading banks total 268.00? 23,000? 11,000, and the combined resources rise to new records. The article notes historic highs in deposits and exchange activity across the four institutions and associated bank figures.
Capt J gd Case formerly of the Second Oregon Volunteers and member of the Merritt Lawton and Otis staff says a vigorous fall campaign could end the war in the Philippines. He notes insurgents not yet demoralized but retreating earlier than before and criticizes General Otis for mismanaging operations and repeated troop redeployments. The Pope era notes illness and weakness affecting leadership.
A garbled report outlines a protest linked to the World Fair with London solicitors resigning from the VFereneh consulate. It mentions meetings, individuals, and calls to action including Sunday events and support for a government petition, amid broader political tension.
Fragmented OCR text discusses state quotas and population comparisons. It mentions Georgia, districts, and New England but contains many misspellings. Core idea notes Georgia exceeding or underperforming quota relative to Vines and Ras figures.
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