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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1900
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text covers Allied commands in China and Korea, and Chinese forces near Peiping while discussing conferences and occupancy. Mentions Japan and British observers, with references to the Arrangements of Allied powers, and tensions in Far East theaters.
Fragmented OCR text notes a formal appointment to a state or national senate seat following a death and a restructuring of a commission. It mentions names such as Bex, John Hote, and White March, with references to registration weeks and a commission car.
The report outlines mixed signals in the heat trade with reluctance to place orders, a lift in agricultural equipment centers, and sustained prices for some goods. Wheat declines further to the season’s low, while corn holds near current levels and traders eye foreign demand. Receipts at primary markets show modest gains, with some talk of foregone purchases and steady to improving prices for certain items.
A 19th century notice describes a $100000 trust set by C P Huntington for Princess Waifeluti involving principal use for her issue and widow Mrs Huntington for life. It provides that most Southern Pacific stock passes to Wes Huntington and Henry Huntington with a sale condition, and names limited public bequests to Hampton Institute Virginia Sympon and Chapin home for aged and infirm in New York as part of the permanent fund.
The Farmers Congress at Colorado Springs approves multiple resolutions including reducing rates, funding rural initiatives, and regulating distribution of water and waste. Delegates discuss public works, drainage, and disaster response while addressing political party alignment and community needs.
In Santiago the Cubans praised Gen Wood speech as the era’s key declaration since the revolution began. He urged unity and action to draft a stable constitution and push for a dialogue with the United States to avoid mediocrity and ensure a lasting government.
A mob rampage in Akron destroys property and injures multiple people after a shooting at the Masons and a confrontation near the old courthouse. The violence spreads through downtown as rioters seize stores, torch buildings, and clash with police. investigations follow, with one man arrested and others killed or wounded.
A large Washington gathering extols patriotic duty as the Grand Army of the Republic hosts a court of honor and avenue of fame. Spanish Minister met by officials at the Auditorium pre a new Coliseum dedication follows with speeches by Gen Sickles and others. The Red Cross announces relief efforts for China casualties as storms and disasters affect ports and towns nationwide.
Fragmentary Aug fortifications describe De Wet exploiting lines and crossing rivers toward the Orange Free State. Lord Roberts reinforces Pretoriate with headquarters near Welkom. Reports note Boer forces countering, Liverpool regiment casualties, and Gen Pole Carrw occupying Belfast as four brigades move east of Magkadadorp.
A 92 year old tramp and an 83 year old man are linked to the killing of an elderly couple 12 miles north of town. The Wagners found the bodies at noon on Saturday. About $100 in cash was missing from the house. The couple, longtime settlers of Stephenson County, raised 17 children. The crime shocked local neighbors who noted the tramp’s bloody clothing matching the suspect’s attire.
Report describes daily sessions and vigorous efforts to organize and control the rebellion. Generals Dune ston and Grant scout in the mountains as government forces pursue scattered insurgents and detachments. Civilians suffer and operations struggle to locate enemies and rescue captured men.
A garbled 1900s newspaper item reports census results with Kansas City population gains and declines in various cities, plus references to a windstorm damaging trees and casualties, a dynamite mine incident, and naval forest and coast defenses plans. It mentions teachers traveling to schools, drowning accidents, and thefts with police actions noted.
Washington reports state that the imperial palace area near Peking faced heavy bombardment as foreign troops including American units joined by British and Japanese forces pressed to secure the city. Dispatches note districts divided for police supervision and a cautious approach to partial occupation amid tensions and ongoing negotiations with China.
Washington critics lash at the administration over welcoming Cuban teachers and Cuba policy. They accuse the McKinley administration of failing pledges, demand thorough investigations of war, postal, and labor issues, and urge firmer US action amid Cuba and China tensions. The piece notes Republican defenses and Roosevelt critiques, reflecting partisan dispute during the period.
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