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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1899
Page
1
The article reports on Mr Bryan denouncing trusts and advocating a constitutional amendment to empower Congress to destroy trusts. He argues license and stock restrictions as possible tools and stresses state and federal remedies, urging action to curb corporate power nationwide.
Olive Schreinerts depicts the Transvaal War with Xt Mp es in a framed picture showing Britain’s stance and public mood during the mid conflict period.
The readable portions describe prejudice and calls for emigration or subordination of races. It references the white man versus other groups and notes that civilization and Christianity have not eradicated racial bias, implying a need for exile or perpetual subordination.
Climin county records show petition naming John and Cora Cheneworth and others as involved family in a tragedy. A child died after working Weeks without medical care, and investigators tied the case to a notorious Dr. ge healing figure. several suspects were arrested as authorities pursue charges.
Readable portions describe names and places in a damaged local notice or column. OCR errors obscure dates events and actions but hint at people and a location. No clear outcome or action remains readable from the fragment.
An unclear report describes a person intoxicated attempting theft, a struggle over a weapon, and a shooting incident resulting in death and injuries. The text references a revolver and a violent confrontation involving multiple named individuals.
On Tuesday morning a man fired at his son as he entered the home. One bullet struck the son, causing a serious injury. The senior Cook is under arrest for attempted murder.
The Vieter Glass Company of Anderson brought in a gas well Monday nein and reported progress on the drilling effort.
Trwitning burned Ara Moore's barn at Linton causing a $1.0 loss. Fire destroyed the Parke county glass sand plant near Coxville totaling £40,600. Leroy Armstrong named managing editor of the Lafayette Journal. Elkhart County shows County Council benefits taxpayers.
Reports say Captain Alfred Dreyfus may be sent to England before a decree is promulgated. The Paris press cites villa ownership at Folkestone and possible exile as ministers consider a reversal of court decisions and ongoing demonstrations.
The piece reports Li Hung Chang discussing the occupation of the Philippines, weighing whether it is beneficial or harmful. It notes his cautious stance on imperial actions and hints at broader regional implications and potential reactions from other powers.
A scrambled wartime dispatch hints at Allied strategic movements around November. General Cris expects an increase of 1.0 more men by November 7 to enable a larger campaign, while authorities weigh aggressive actions and potential shifts in engagement timing.
In Pratt mines near Birmingham Alabama a fatal duel occurred after a trivial dispute. Tom Tiarris and Putter Dlakely, victims, clashed as Pickely struck Harrrin’s head with a pick. Harris claims self defense while Blakely, a Mobile resident, died instantly.
The Chicago trust conference heard Bourke Cockran of New York deliver a lengthy speech. He urged protecting individualism while promoting cooperation in industry and criticized corporate mismanagement and preferential treatment, stressing freedom and partnership in economic life.
A Michigan Odd Fellows gathering marked a sovereign fire event as Chand Leder and Girard Tine led a ceremonial walk through town. Officials including a governor and mayor attended a reception and Memorial events before proceeding to a business session with reports from Grand Sire Pinkerton and Secretary Grant.
Rumors from the New York special page suggest Vice President Hobart’s health may force a withdrawal from politics. If he cannot recover, a renomination could be sought by allies, triggering speculation of a contested race with Theodore Roosevelt, Woodruff, Lodge, Sewell, Evans, and Evans.
Mrs. Henry Oliver wife of Culver Theater owner and social figure in Tincoln Nebr died Sunday morning after relying on Christian science treatment She refused to see a physician until hours before death and died at a healer's home from an old heart condition in semi conscious state despite medical intervention.
An armed clash in Carterville between white miners and arriving armed Negro workers led to seven deaths and several injuries. Militia was recalled by Governor Tanner as tensions flared near the Brush Mines, with fires set in dwellings of the Black residents and ongoing threats of further violence.
London editorials discuss the Transvaal reply as a possible prelude to war and suggest peacemaking aims have faltered. The Morning Post notes Fleet strength while the Daily Mail cites President Kruger views as forcing renewed debate on South Africa policy.
The report describes Landen backing a negative and defiant path supporting the Tranas vonalb government. It asserts a nine page note by Mr Chamberlain covers the stance, rejects widening franchise, returns to seven years’ franchise, and denies language equality in the Volks raid. Cabinet could meet midweek to decide next steps.
Sir Richard Webster concludes Great Britain’s case before the Anglo Venezuelan boundary arbitration commission. Ex-President Benjamin Harrison begins Venezuela’s final speech urging strict right basis and noting Spain’s historic colonization of Guiana and potential loss only by cession.
The Band of the Grange Free State has been alerted to be ready for an extraordinary session at a moment's notice. Burghers of the Orange Free State resolved to stand with the Transvaal in case of hostilities.
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