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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1899
Page
2
Fragmented early 20th century dispatches describe a prolonged pursuit and combat sequence near Washington. Reports mention a retreat toward Maniton and clashes involving foreign forces, with details on troop movements, engagements, and outcomes shaping a broader wartime narrative.
A fatal wreck on the Fort Wayne railway near Jock 4 has authorities reporting a train collision. Eyewitnesses describe signals failing and crew unable to prevent the disaster as cars derailed. dispatches indicate high speed and a lengthy stop at the wake and sta. Investigators search for more details on the cause and any surviving crew or passengers.
A garbled account references a New York event, gas register notes, and a Roosevelt landmark. It mentions refrigerated devices, a Cambridge Wine term, and multiple places like Oxford and Merry Field in a cryptic, incomplete style.
In a violent incident during a Woxeng match, Charles McCoy and Cart tome nyger were involved as Hoy was killed by a heart blow. Detected injuries included a severe artery wound. Police report the attacker was pursued as thieves were captured and two suspects are in custody.
A child dies after using a headache powder linked to the ear point heart failure. A telegram notes reform talk in Rome and Pope Mind Falling. Reports say the United States seeks more regular troops in the Philippines to quell the revolt with forces moved toward Mantla.
A turbulent mix of robberies, arson, and assaults hits multiple locales. Reports describe bank troubles, a fatal throat slashing, a fire destroying stores and homes, and a revenge motive tied to jealousy, with several suspects arrested or sought. Authorities vow investigations as markets falter and citizens fear further disturbances.
A volley of attacks in Dewitt Ark and surrounding areas injures multiple Black residents and destroys homes and businesses. The unrest centers on a wave of arson and looting, with reported fatalities and extensive property damage across Owens, Phot, Tray Cin, and nearby hotels. Police face mounting challenges as investigations begin and officials seek to restore order.
A garbled late 19th century report shows factions forming around a bloc led by McKantey and Stowsevett as Republicans back a national candidate. It notes denouncements of missing persons, a farm fire tragedy killing five children, a sea voyage from Beattle carrying treasure, and military promotions amid chaotic political clamor.
The Markets column lists live cattle prices from Detroit Milwaukee and Buffalo regions with hogs sheep and lamb values. Grain notes include wheat corn rye oats and barley with No 2 White and No 2 red bids. Butter creamery and eggs are given with regional quotes and packer figures.
American forces under Gen MacArthur and Gen Wheaton broke through rebel lines near Malolos, driving Aguinaldo’s forces from trenches and villages. Casualties ran high with about 40 Americans wounded and 4 killed, while rebels suffered heavy losses and many prisoners.
War Department reports Aguinaldo released Spanish privateers on condition they take up arms against the United States. Gen Corbin estimates Aguinaldo’s strength at 30,000. Admiral Dewey notes changing outlook as chinas struggle continues. J Frank Wheaton becomes Minnesota’s first African American legislator, elected by 0,000 voters with 50 Black members.
The article notes humorist Bob Burdette will marry Clara Riker of Pasadena. Burdette has become a preacher at the First Presbyterian Church in Pasadena, and the couple have a long friendship and public achievements in education and social clubs.
A collage of remarks from multiple papers on Roosevelt corsets Congress spending weather and election musings. References include Omaha World Herald Boston Herald Washington Post Philadelphia Times Philadelphia Times Boston Globe Boston Transcript and Philadelphia Ledger as they mock praise or critique political topics and weather.
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