National Live Stock Association Warns Against Packers Combine
John W. Springer, president of the National Live Stock Association, warns that a proposed packers combine would ruin stock producers and raise prices. He says the quick sellers deny merger intentions but would fight any attempt to form a monopoly, urging producers nationwide to resist. Chicago notes the packers may announce a combine this month while Washington officials monitor the situation and Judge Grosscup's restraining order remains in effect.
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Denver
Colo
John W. Springer
National Lye Stock Association
United States
Anshwer
Chicago
Leiders
Washington
Aaron Halle Forfiet`s Life at Sing Sing Prison
Aaron Halle, lifelong suspect in the murder of his sweetheart Miss Mary Brannigan, was executed at Sing Sing after two prior verdict delays dating from June 24, 1909. He killed Brannigan in a store after proposing marriage, firing two shots that ended her life, then calmly smoked a cigarette as police arrived.
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Blayer
Maury Grannigan
Sing Sing
New York
Aaron Halle
Mary Brannias
Sing
du Sing Sing
Earle
Brigado
Crhne
Efalle
Brupigan
Sixteen Convicts Escape From Tepowasee Penitentiary
Gus Hyatt led sixteen convicts in a Monday night escape at Tepowasee penitentiary. Fifteen attackers fled. Ea Carney died during the attempt. Joe Loss and James Work were captured by bloodhounds, while the rest disappeared beyond pursuit. Hyatt used revolvers to hold interior guards, dynamite from Doe aided the escape, some prisoners were government workers, others local convicts. Posses pursued with bloodhounds.
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Gus Hyatt
Aed
Hyatt
Doe
Manchester
Government
Tonviers
Man Stabs Daughter then Shoots Self in Despondent Tragic Case
A man named Odawoski stabbed his 22 year old daughter twice and then shot himself before slashing his throat. Odawoski died hours later while his wife and daughter remained in critical condition. authorities say long illness led to his despondent act.
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Reno
Bunday
Joseph Podawvos
Odawoski
Orchard damage and drowning claim on local river
A Chinylus Lynn farm reports a five orchard of apple trees destroyed by unknown persons during Mandds night, trees girdled to leave an eight inch strip. The ten year old orchard was near bearing. Godfrey Miller, 19, employed by Illinois Sugar Refining Company, drowned in the Box River while swimming Monday afternoon.
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Chinylus Lynn
Mox
Jeneva
Godfrey Miller
Illinois Sugar Refining Company
SURE TO BE CROWNED King Edward Faces Delayed Coronation Plans
A London report claims King Edward insists on a crown event next Saturday despite medical risk. Duke of Norfolk presses for immediate invitations and completion of ceremonial prep. Royal yacht officials and Queen's circle monitor reactions as doctors warn of potential danger to the king's health. A feared omen and a half-hoisted standard add to royal anxiety.
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Edward
Aldershot
Windsor Castle
Unwelcome Surprise As General Smith Faces Forcing Retirement
Gen Jacob H Stith arrived from Manila spending days in San Francisco then Portsmouth. Gen Smith says his forced retirement from the army came as an unwelcome surprise, expecting only a reprimand after the court martial verdict. He defends his duty and criticizes motives in Samar as savage not civilized behavior.
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Smith
San Francisco
Jacob H. Stith
Ned Lasterday
Manila
Portsmouth
Gen. Smith
Samar
Philippines
Jacob H. Smith
Santis
de Ny
Luzon
Saimar
Northern Railway Restored to Chinese Control
Prince Ching reports to foreign representatives that agreements with Sir Ernest Satow enable the restoration of the Northern Railway to China. Conger congratulates, other powers press for minor concessions, transfer hoped to be completed soon.
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Bhe
Pekin
Prince Ching
Foreign Office
Ernest Satow
United States
Conger
Immigrant Entry ban eyed for Porto Rico and Philippines
Washington officials announce a circular barring residents and natives of Porto Rico and the Philippines from entering the United States without the same examinations required for other aliens. The move, approved by Secretary Shaw, tightens scrutiny at the border.
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Porto Rico
Philippines
Washington
Sergeant
Immigration Bureau
Shaw
United States
Two Hundred Slain at Florod Engagement Near Agua Dulce
British steamer Cana returned to Panama with a report from representatives of the Associated Press that they cannot complete their mission as revolutionary forces and government troops clash near Agua Dulce. Heavy fighting began at dawn Thursday, with reports of over 2100 rebel casualties by Wednesday and eight government soldiers killed along with eleven wounded. Generals Morales Peru and Salazar pledged support, while Salazar sent additional provisions and ammunition for Pertí’s forces at Agua Dulce.
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Panama
Cana
Herrara
Agua Dulea
Tanamna
Oon Wriday
Associated Press
Yory’ Govere
Hervaia
Diesilay
Tély
Agun Dulec
Moreno
Agua Dulce
Salazar
Panavia
Morales Peru
Perti
Agua Dutee
Mystery Deepens in Chicago Woman Death Case
Police probe the death of Mrs. Margaret Stewart wife of a Lake Forest contractor found in a Wells Street resort. She was decoyed into the place robbed and mistreated before she was separated from her husband by a passing street car and later found dead. The resort has since lost its license.
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Chicago
Margaret Stewart
Lake Forest
Wells Street
Selmon
Lody
Miners Schedule Strike in Kansas District
Pittsburg Kansas Sunday night leader Geo Richardson said miners in Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Tachin Tersitore will strike September 1. An interstate conference had postponed strike to next year but new developments may force action to win union recognition. Districts will stand together in the effort.
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Kansis
Pittsburg
Kay
Geo
Richardson
Kansas
Missour
Arkansas
Tachin
Express Robber Capture Sways Western Outlaws
Bly Paylor, once of the band of outlaws, captured in Nu pimi Mexico. Identified as Bill Naylor, linked to a Santa Fe train hold-up at Coleman Junction, Tex., with $15,000 recovered from the Wells Fargo Express. Reports tell of storms, lightning deaths, and damages across multiple states, including rail and crop impacts.
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Bly Paylor
Band of
Muxico
el Paso
Tex
Mexican Central
Wells Fargo Express Company
Bermejillo
Nupimi
Mexico
Bill’ Naylor
Santa Fe
Coleman Junction
Taylor
Express
Toney
Railways See $4 Million Assessed Increase In Iowa Tax Levy
The Hawkeye State announces a completed assessment of railroad property with an increase over four million dollars, mainly on the North Western, Burlington and Milwaukee lines. Telegraph, telephone and express firms also rise in value, totaling taxes and a levy set at about 1.9 million dollars. The council weighed losses from tax revenue and adjusted the taxable values accordingly.
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Des Moines
Comei
Truk
North
Nnlls
CHILDS FATE AND LOCAL AGED RESIDENTS
An accident near Eagle City results in a child dying from a pitchfork wound with possible recovery for the Weathall infant if no foreign matter enters the wound. A second 2 year old in the same area died from seemingly machine injury. Muscatine reports its oldest resident Mrs. Laura L Patterson, aged around 82, died after a short illness. She and her father first settled in Mulcatine in 1834, moving from Ohio where she was born in 1827. Montpelier, near Pine Creek, is tied to her family history.
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Eagle City
Robert Weaithall
Leyi Walthall
Muscatine
Louis L. Patterson
Laura L. Patterson
Mulcatine Mainy
Benjamin Nye
Montpelier
Ohio
Patterson
Vermont
Pioneer Prefers Death In Carroll County Citizen Notice
James Gilley of Carroll, over 70 and in poor health, chose death by self harm. Coroner and local officials investigated early Thursday. Gilley, brother of William Gilley, had recently returned from California and suffered long-standing mental strain.
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James Gilley
Carroll
Carrolltan
Gilley
Carroll County
William Gitley
California
Woman Hangs Self After Husband's Death in Orange City
A woman identified as Mrs. Sehreur, 28, hanged herself near her mother's home two miles from Orange City after her husband was killed. Sheriff Benny of Sioux County led a search that found the body Monday morning in a field near a tree. The widow left four young children, and the tragedy followed the husband’s recent death.
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Hueband
Notilien
Sheril Benny
Sioux
Orange City
Sehvenn
Death by Own Action Shocks Waverly Man Potter
A. M. Potter of Waverly Tonka Laudanum planned his death by taking poison. Detectives found he placed the bottle on a hotel window sill after hiring a hackman to visit Salvation Army headquarters. He lingered with a judge and urged singing and poetry as part of a disturbed state.
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A.M. Potter
Waverly
Tonka
A. Des Moines Apecing
Potter
Briday Potter
Sigory
Whee
Kirkwood
Salvation Army
Salvationists
Collenter
Tusk of Mastodon Unearthed in Harlan Dig
A Harlaty special reports discovery during a Great Western cut along South Wirth Street near Dow and Sandhams elevator. Contractors Webb and McNevil uncovered petrified material later identified as part of a mastodon tusk or tusk fragment, with a large circular ivory section measuring over six feet along the curve and about four feet across.
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Harlan
Wedbes
Webb & McNevil
Great Western
South Wirth Street
Dow & Sandhams
Mgr. McNeil
Jhas
South Harlant
Eid
Devastating storm strikes Hanna Siding area
A violent wind swept twenty miles from Algong to Lavertie early Saturday injuring residents near Luverne. The Hanna Siding village suffered collapsed houses, a demolished elevator at Wry, Johnson and Co, and deaths and severe injuries reported. Crops are ruined and losses reach thousands of dollars.
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Dadga
Hanna Siding
Luverne
Minneapolis
Death of John F Duncombe former Iowa legislator
A Fort Dodge special reports John F Puncombe dies here Saturday night from apoplexy after five days in a coma. He led Democratic circles for thirty years, served as state senator and representative, and had been nominated for lieutenant governor and other posts. He leaves a wife and five children.
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Iowa
A. Fort Dodge
John F. Puncombe
Duncomb
Az i
Congress
Iimue
Central Railroad
Right Rev John L Spalding II Ls Named For Archbishop See
The Right Rev John L Spalding II Ls, noted prelate wife Nayae Catholic Arentibinlida of Cludagga, is recommended as the most fitting successor to the late Archbishop Heelan. Bishop Spalding is in charge of the diocese he has led for more than a century, transforming a fragile church into a powerful institution with notable scholastic ties and deep Catholic roots.
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Aretibinlida
Cludagga
Eldres
Chicago
John Lancastes Boaldting
Pesofla
Heelan
Ainothal
Spalding Family Clergy Ties Highlight Catholic Loyalty
The Spalding family is noted for Catholic loyalty. Bishop Spalding, born in Lebanon Kentucky on May 2, 1840, followed Lord Haltimore and studied in Rome at Belein College before returning to the United States at age 26 to pursue his clergy work. His uncle was the late Archbishop of Baltimore.
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Joan Lan Caryer Spalding
Haltimore
Henry VIII
Elizabeth
England
Spalding
Trish
Hae
Rome
Belein College
United States
Rell
Smith Defends Actions In Philippines Court Martial
General Jacob H. Smith, once court martialed over the Philippine campaign, declares he bears no blame, claims his retirement with a reprimand was unwanted, and says he followed military regulations while denying cruelty. He stresses his intent to conduct his operations properly and to live quietly.
Jumble of figures and names in a distracted, fragmented column
A disjointed survey of public figures and events, mentioning Roosevelt, Knox, Kitchener, Milner, and a New Jersey trust. The text laments absent presidents, hints at rough rider memory, and notes various geopolitical and economic topics with unclear connections and stray quotations.
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Akron
Round & Smith Bros
Pupurdains
National Livestock Association
Galesburg
F. O. Isaacscu
Wataga
Eail
Lisbon
N.D
Bulisville
Hogterthe
Shelton
Star
Billings
Mont
J. W. Perry
Easter
Montana
Black Perry
Jaimes Haynie
Elyssian Cattle Company
Hudders Station
Haynie
Corrordia
Tne
Rochester
Lehigh Valley Railroad
India
Calcutta
Meret
Police
Logansport
Ind
Charles Sundernog
Peru
Lad
William Jeffries
Memphis
Tennessee
Alabamea
Mississippi
Inois
Lutte
Alfred B. Rhodes
Aurora
Cudahy Packing Company
Lightnig Durug
Niles
Cracksmeu
Bynehorson
W. Vue
White Priday
Randolph County
Chief Wilmoth
Womelsdorf
Calanut
Mich
Julius Beskoa
Harvard
Lake Superior
Priday
Cedar Falls
Blackhawk County
Simaelt
Datrick Monehan
Alliede
Waterco
Belle Ahern
Arlington Cemetery
Des Moines Dispatch
A. L. Rist
My. Rist
Inguzaice
Thare
Hoya
Mason City
Gaya
Joy Gare
Jon
Schroder & Goals
Victor
Ofivers
Vietors Trunk
Charles W. Parkins
Northwestern Mutual
Ac Cedar
John F. Duncombe
Saulorng
Mavahal
Noah Dovish
Qhero
Heyas
Flo
Sanborn
Bind Ruanwey
Fonthei Lowe
Dodge
Clarlot
Alice Business
Hats Kone
Homer
New Church
Sibley
Germ Reformed Church
Elpith
Edifles
Gersain
Charati
Ogden
Curette Charel
Lyon
Burley
Mleepsie
Tison
Dunsvaty Waly
Olwiver CO
G. Parkins
Faa
John L. Spalding
I . LS the
Oen
Wince
Knox
Roosevelt
Rough Rider Regiment
J. Pigrodot Morgan
Wang
New Jersey
Doubtlesa Jt
Lord Kitchener
Ford Milner
Greenland
Jale Smith
Atorney
General Knox
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