Alfordsville News Roundup Highlights Local People
Isaak Newton visited Jasper Sunday and Miss Evelyn Vowel started teaching at Porter schoolhouse. Many residents attend events in Washington and Indianapolis. typhoid fever and diphtheria illnesses noted. local mill resumes operations. local deaths include a child from diphtheria at Sugar Creek cemetery.
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Alvarado Alford
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Washington
Darkman & Sons
William Barr
J. C. “Horrall
Isaac Jackman
Frank McCord
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Jasper
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Jel Dessert Mix Ad Without Baking Steps
A fragmented ad-like text promotes Jel as a quick cold dessert option. It mentions no baking, add hot water, and set. Flavors listed include Lemon Orange Peach Raspberry and Strawberry. The passage contains stray phrases plus a family day cry line and unclear branding.
Murderer Josiph Ed Pleads Not Guilty in Booneville Case
The text reports Josiph Ed, accused of killing Nora, being arraigned and entering a not guilty plea. Officials note threats of lynching in Booneville months earlier and fear for his protection amid rising violence.
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Man from Mattoon Arrested on Intimidation Charge
Report from Honexmoon Iowa indicates D B Afaze of Mattoon Tl was arrested on a ticamny and jailed on bond. He refuses to speak about the case beyond claiming innocence. The bride is described as a prominent figure, with limited readable details on the event.
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D. B. Afaze
Mattoon
Smallpox Warning Warns of Incoming Illness
The state health officials warn the public to expect smallpox in the coming winter. The health department issued a notice urging vigilance and preparedness for potential outbreaks.
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Indianepstis
Miners Union Dispute Amid Strike and Arbitration Offer
In Philadelphia a strike update notes Reading company offered a 10 percent raise and proposed arbitration on grievances. Most strikers show no intent to return. Gen Gobin recalled troops. one regiment remains. Rumor of Mitchell meeting with railheads denied. no settlement reached. Miners' convention adjourned to secret talks. only about 5,000 of 242,000 mind workers are at work.
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Awaited Break in Beliet Li Strike Supports 10 Percent Offer
Hazleton Oct 4 Despite most mining firms offering workers a ten percent net raise, no actual wage increases have been accepted yet. Strikers’ leaders double down on a possible settlement while indorsements warn the plan may fail. President Mitchell and the National Executive Board are pressing for broader action as talks stall.
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Uwe
Funils
Despondent Express Agent Fires Self in Shoe Factory
In Indianapolis on September 28 George Wis a United States Express Company clerk attempted to shoot a cement bag and then killed himself with a bullet that entered his left eye. He swallowed poison after the attempt and left a note expressing dismay. Authorities say he was 20 years old and connected with Company B Twenty-ith infantry in the Philippines, reportedly captured by rebels.
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United States
Missionary Flora Ayers Dies in Layarte Area
An obituary note from Layarte Ind dated October 4 reports the death of Flora Ayers, a missionary who had recently traveled to the area. The brief item credits her service and notes burial arrangements are to be announced.
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Ida
Layarte
Ind
Flora Ayers
Population figures from Arkansas census released
Washington reports the 1900 Arkansas population at 1 311 564, up from 1 128 179 in 1899. The state shows an 183 385 increase since 1880 and a 16.25 percent rise per decade, with notable changes in prior decades.
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Soldier recalls shooting of General Law ton near Sky Mates
In Salt Lake City Utah on October 1 a member of the Eleventh United States Cavalry who returned from the Philippines testified about General Henry W Lawton's death last December near Sky Mates. He said he witnessed the shot and identified the gunman as a deserter from the American army.
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Philippines
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Sky Mates
Orphans Adapted by San Antonio Families
A San Antonio community arranged homes for 200 orphans from Galveston County, with local families agreeing to foster them and provide care during the period described. The event reflects a coordinated effort by area residents to support vulnerable children.
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Tex
Serene Fiset
Galveston Anicoast County
Hommes -Torde Fargilien
City Notes on Crimes and Disasters Across Regions
Reports from various states describe a murder in New York City with visible wounds and a crematory service for the deceased. Updates mention a collision near Detroit and a bank robbery in Centerville with a stolen vault, while other items report political upheaval attempts in Peru and labor actions in Havana and beyond.
Affairs in China and the Boxer Trouble Inquiries
Washington reports state department probes the role of Jung Lu and other negotiators in the Boxer troubles. Germany signals a new general peace proposition and a aim to punish leaders as a condition for negotiations. Berlin seeks harmony among powers despite some strain.
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Kaiser's reply flags China crisis amid China Japan notes
Berlin reports Emperor William's reply to Emperor Kwang Hsu as cautious and harmonious with court policy. It notes China faces internal faults, Japan's actions, and Germany's stance on punishment and balance of power. Washington reports Hay's return and denial of policy rifts with trustees.
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Filipino Peace Basis Papers Captured
Washington October 3 The War Department has received papers from Gens Mayarthur and others along the lines of insurgent papers captured by American troops. The letters express views favoring independence and criticizing McKinley plans while noting the possibility of American protectorate or continued struggle to maintain independence in the Philippines.
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Philippiines
Express Messenger Robbery Foiled on Burlington Line
Express messenger Charles Baxter faced a daring hold up near Council Bluffs as two bandits attacked the Burlington train. One robber killed by Baxter’s shot. the other fled toward a cornfield after dynamite, with engineers and fireman forced back to the engine.
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First Results From Tecoma Report on Occupied Territory
Tecoma Washington reports the first results from the Borcupte district with news of American miners leaving disputed territory. Canadian officers announce occupation measures as several dozen miners depart to avoid risk and expense while awaiting official action.
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Parliamentary Elections Show Limited Shifts in Seats
Bondhn Oct 4 The results of yesterday's parliamentary general elections are less striking than Tuesday's. Majorities remain, though smaller in some contests, while the MRials have won additional seats. Overall signs indicate little change in the parliament's complexion.
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Four More Fishing Vessels Reported Lost in Gale
St Johns Newfoundland reports four more fishing vessels with crews lost in the great gale of September 18. The postings yesterday likely complete the local list of disasters from the storm.
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Sorell storm toll rises to 2396 with debris recovery
In Galveston on October 4 the death toll from the Sorell storm climbs as debris searches recover twenty one more bodies, bringing total fatalities to 2396. Rescue efforts continue amid grim tally.
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Sorell
Petition for Bankruptcy Discharge in Digcharae Case
The court sets a hearing on September 30 1900 in Totia napoig district to consider discharge for Digcharae. Known creditors must appear and show cause, with copies of the petition and order sent to residences. Judge John H. Baker presides. clerk Rozis C BiiLER to mail notices.
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Totianapoig
Mosilo
John H. Baker
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