Local bakery ads and railway land openings in one page
A collage of small ads features Guppen & Reywouts' bakery with bread prices and Vienna ice, Sindlinger's Vienna water and Glidden & Reynolds bakery goods, alongside advertisements for Chicago Great Western Railway land openings in Iowa Missouri Illinois Minnesota. The notice cites Jon A. Wessels in South Dakota and a Masonic event in Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sindlinger
Vienna
Glidden & Reynolds
Chicago Great Western Railway
Iowa
Missouri
Itnois
Minnesota
Owecago Great Western Railway
St. Pauls
E. B. Magill
Omaha
Neb
Sindlinger's
Waterloo
Glidden & Reynolds’ Bakery
Bryan Talks Of Politics Democracy Versus Socialism
William J Bryan discusses the difference between democracy and socialism in Berlin. He argues democracy protects competition while socialism seeks public ownership, and notes the Democratic platform should push progress and reform amid fears of trusts and monopolies in industry. He also references meat packing and public policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William J. Bryan
United States
Bryan
Minnesota Tornado Fatalities and Destruction Across Farmlands
A MinnesotaWisconsin tornado outbreak left six dead and many injured with thousands of dollars in property damage. Victims include Halvorson near Caledonia and Meyers family near North Branch, while Sunrise and M W Deming’s farm suffered total loss. A 100foot wide timber corridor opened toward the St Croix river, with sawmill damage near Neyers Wisconsin and no fatalities in that area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Stoddard
Wis
Halvord
Halvorson
Caledonia
Minn
Peter Meyers
North Branch
G. Smedahl, Sr
Andrew H. Olson
William Stevens
Ear Sunrise
Stevens
M. W. Deming
St. Croix
Neyers
Longworths Reach London for European Tour Fortnight
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth arrive in London after a smooth voyage from Southampton aboard the St Louis liner. They travel by royal car to London in ideal weather and are greeted by the Southhampton mayor and American consul. Ambassador Reid and staff welcome them. they will stay at Dorchester House with the American ambassador and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Nicholas Longworth
Southampton
St. Louie
London and Southwestern
Swarm
Longworth
Ambassador Reid
Dorchester House
Eight Die in Montana Mine Disaster Near Red Lodge
In Carbon county near Red Lodge the Northern Pacific Rockyork mine suffered a fatal white damp blast after a fire, killing ten or more, with rescue squads facing perilous conditions. The Loge cue party lost two members, Terrance Fleming and William Bailey, among the deceased.
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Anaconda
Mont
Montana
Northern Pacific
Rockyork
Red Lodge
Carbon County
Terrance Fleming
William Bailey
Mike Gabbage
Thomas Skelly
al McFate
Matt Retkika
Roy Carey
Joe Bracey
Carey
Bracey
Loge
Ohio Miners Strike Tensions Rise as Plan to Restart
Miners in Dillonvale Ohio refuse to work after M A Hanna Co fails to lure labor back. Fifty shots at the tipple frighten striking workers. Bradley mine closes. strike-breakers move to Plum Run with limited progress. Large strikers’ rally at Barton shows firm union allegiance. Geneva hosts Red Cross Convention revisions with Swiss President Fortier welcoming delegates tasked to consider extending naval war protections. A tornado in Dewey Oklahoma Territory devastates homes and derricks, $50,000 loss. Los Angeles woman killed and daughter injured in Ishelman incident.
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Ohio
Dillonvale
M. A. Hanna Cops Company
Tipple House
Bradley
Plum Run
Barton
Indian Territory
Dewey
I. A
Charles Ishelman
J. Knowles
Los Angeles
Ishelman
Trigg founder of Rockford Register dies at Hallstones in Burlington
Rockford Register founder Trigg, editor of the Dog Moines Register and Leader, weekly, died at his home here Hallstones as Big as Badehalle Burlington Ia June 7 during a storm reports say large hallstones as big as baseballs fell.
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Doé
Trigg
Joe
The
Rockford Register
Dog Moines Register
Leader
Badehalle
Burlington
Oquawka
Wade Ih Reseptiva Moog Des Moines Tune 12
Judge Martin J. Wade of Iowa City, a former Second district congressman, confirms he will not seek Congress and will pursue the Democratic nomination for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Ih
Reseptiva Moog
Des Moines
Tune
Martin J. Wade
Iowa City
Keane at Iowa University on socialism without Christ
Archbishop Joan J. Keane of Dubuque delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the State University of Town in Iowa City. He criticized the claim that secular classes abandon Christianity, arguing socialism without Christ fails and Christian socialism alone can unite individual rights with the general welfare.
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Christ
Iowa City
Joan J.keane
Dubuque
Keane
Reiter Seeks Divorce Over Piratical Sea of Matrimony
In Des Moines on June 7 William B. Reiter filed for divorce from Martha W. Reiter in district court alleging years of marital turmoil. He claims Martha has had five husbands, her first husband died, the next three divorced, and accuses her of nude physical attacks on him that caused suffering.
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Des Moines
Willam B. Reiter
Martha W.W. Reiter
Cummins Gains Ground in Waterloo Caucus Fight
Des Moines reports June 9 that Cummins claims the Waterloo caucus victory and expected county wins in Back Hawk with 27 delegates, plus Newton giving Jasper county. With these two counties he nears enough votes to nominate. Perkins forces threaten to contest Scott county, which Cummins also claims for 37 delegates.
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Des Moines
Cuinming
Waterloo
Hawk County
Cummins
Newton
Jasper County
Perkins Peole
Scott County
Cumming
Tornadoes Devastate Winneshiek County Iowa Farmland
A June tornado struck Winneshiek County near Decorah causing extensive damage estimated at no less than 50 000 dollars. Edward Thorson’s barn and residence were destroyed, livestock injured, Kittie Sorensons barn and windmill blown away, and multiple farms including Ellingson's, Luras, Larsen, and Manning suffered demolished buildings and losses. The storm also damaged the BumIS area and injured several people.
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Winneshiek County
Iowa
Decorah
Edward Thorson
Hersong
Kittie Sorenson
Eidine Ellingson
Carrie Luras
Luis
Larsen
T. Manning
Growing Grain Report From Washington June 12
Agriculture department crop report lists spring wheat condition 98 with 17,989,000 acres, winter wheat 83 on June, oats 86 with 27,878,000 acres, and barley condition 9 with 188,000 more acres than last year.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Wild Man Confesses Crime in Circus Assault
Rebenezer Davis known as the wild man of Sells Bros circus confessed to assaulting Miss Josephine Willmes in LeMars Iowa after being identified in the county jail. Davis had been with the circus at Laverne Minnesota and was brought back by Sheriff Arnott. another Black man narrowly escaped lynching earlier that night.
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Minnesota
LeMars
Rebenezer Davis
Sells Bros.’ Circus
Josephine Willmes
Davis
Laverne, Minn
Arnott
Willmes
Miss Willmes
Wiecireus
Migs Willmes
Boycott Cost Seen From Neill Reynolds Report
Armour executive in Sioux City predicts a costly boycott of American meat across the United Kingdom and continental Europe following Roosevelt’s congress message on the Neill Reynolds packing plants report. He claims Missouri River plants are clean and sanitary, disputing charges, and warns of millions in losses and higher cattle prices.
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Armour
Denney
Neill-Reynalis
Sioux City
United Kingdom
Europe
Roosevelt
Congress
Neill-Reynolds
R. G. Howe
Omaha
Missouri River
Armour & Co
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dicker
Mie
Watt
Masonic Grand Lodge
Towa
Clinton
Qlippen & Reyrotps
Barney
Guippen & Reywonps’ Bakery
Ackley
Jon A. Wessels
SE Lawrence
Handcountry
Bonth Dakota
Guppen & Reyxoups
Bakeny
Allison
Senate Republican Steering Committee
Panama
Muskogee
I. T
Newton Bohannon
Okmulgee
Moses Eeholds
Bonham
Tex
Bohannon
Carter
Senate
House
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Delaney
Manchester
N. H
John B. Delaney
Cardelle
Diocese of
Sacred Heart Hospital
Longworths
Geneva
M. J. Fortier
Switzerland
Cara
Town City
Edward Rogers
Rock Island
Oxford
Kennedy
A. CG. Kennedy
Lea County
Lown
Carpenter
Louisas County
Hawley Syndicate
Jimes
Des Moines and Fort Dodge
Edwin Hawley
Joseph E. Huntington
New York
F. H Davis
Clark
Boone
Charles A. Clark
Cedar Rapida
Clinton Sugar Refining Company
C. Lamb & Sons
Chicago Capital
Fairfield
Teddy Roosevelt
John Z. Robinson
Cincinnati
James Billings
City
Towa, Manufacturers’ Association
Bessley
Canada
Council Bluffs
T. B. Carson
Davenport
W. Mercer
Morrison
Wits
Hidon
D. E. Grindell
Miss Davin
Grindell
Brady
North Side Fair Grounds
Mapleton
Chris Engel Breteen
Fort Madison
Paul Mullen
H. ©. Mullen
Genneth Mullen
Ivan Mullen
Wagne
Paul
Cedar Walls
Tuna 12
Oakes
Barber Asphalt Company
Ene &Ine
Iowa University
Reiter
Oordes
Minnesota Lakes
Minnesota Lake Park
Northern Pacific Railway
Ayy
D. Rockne
SIS Cliivens Bank Wide
Deg Moines
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