Roosevelt Receives German Prince in Historic White House Welcome
President Roosevelt welcomed the German prince as personal representative of the German emperor in a cordial reception at the White House. Special preparations included florals in state rooms and a guarded Baltimore to Washington train journey with count Quadt and embassy attaches present.
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Attack on Creek District Assay Offices Cripples Creek
Six wrecked assay offices in Creek District during a preconcerted attack starting Monday at 3 am. Explosions rocked Davenport Williams Vanderwalker and Magan offices, injuring a miner and sending families from beds. Property damage estimated large with loss around Davenport 1200 dollars. Additional offices in Tipple Creek also blown up.
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Murder Mystery Solved In Superior Case Confession Clears Suspect
Superior Minnesota laundryman Charley Yim is found murdered. Charles Woods a Negro arrested in Paul Wridoy confesses involvement. Woods Yim was killed with a gas pipe by Peter Jackson a Negro. Jackson struck him at midnight after entering the Chinaman's place to steal. $7.50 found with the body and $125 missing from Yim's pocket. Jackson arrested in Superior where he has remained. he denies knowledge of the crime. Brewery workers strike threat at Cincinnati fails as many return or stay at work. Gov Van Sant learns of his father J W Vanant's death at Leelaire Iowa. Italian government imposes strict censorship on telegrams amid labor troubles.
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Charles Woods
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Wridoy
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Cincinnati
Royal German Kronprinze and Yachtsmen Meet in New York Harbor
A grand reception for the Kronprinz Wilhelm took place in New York as rain cleared for the first greeting in. Naval officers led by Rear Admiral Robley D Evans escorted the royal party aboard the liner. A crowd cheered from shore and the city welcomed the distinguished visitors with expressions of goodwill.
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Washington
Fort Wadsworth
Miss Stone Is Freed From Captivity in Strumitza
Miss Elen M. Stang an American missionary and mime known as Miss Stone was freed by brigands at Strumitza near the Salonica Uskub line. Mine Tsilka and her baby were released at the same time. She promptly informed local authorities and a telegram to Consul General Dickinson in Constantinople confirmed the release details. Miss Stone will travel to Salonica at once via the railroad route.
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Macedonia
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Miss Stone
Senate Likely to Delay Consideration of Senators' Purge
Washington DC sources report ongoing Senate discussions over punishment of two South Carolina senators amid a Saturday clash between Senators and McLaurin. Preparations for deliberate action suggest restoration to full powers within thirty days, with contempt limiting voting rights until resolved.
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Russian Students Attacked in Theater by Dvorniks
The Daily Express reports police feared a 500 student meeting at a theater ended with a brutal dawn attack. Dvorniks rushed the audience with clubs at 3 am, injuring students with broken arms ribs and heads. Many were hospitalized. others imprisoned.
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St. Petersburg
Express
Enthusiastic Boer Meeting in Washington Demands Action
A Sunday meeting at Lafayette Square theater in Washington rallied Boer sympathizers to urge President Roosevelt and Congress to halt exporting horses and mules to the English in South Africa. A collection aided Boer widows and orphans, with Commandant Krige as the principal speaker. In a separate incident, three miners died when a mine cage failed at South McAllister No. 1 as it descended, severing one head.
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Philippine Tari Bill Faces Senate Debate Saturday
The Philippine Tari bill dominated Senate discussions at 11 o'clock Saturday as opponents spoke against the measure. Leaders from the Legislation party urged careful scrutiny while supporters argued for tariff reforms and protection for domestic industries amid the rising economic tensions.
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The Diptom Hoth Sith And The Admirals View
A fragmented critique compares German and American diplomacy with Admiral Dewey amid calls that McKinley mismanaged Spain’s capitulation to avoid war. The piece praises Allied cooperation while condemning cold diplomacy and a “slanging watch” of international politics.
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Innocent Man Sentenced Prisoner Claims King Was Not Guilty
James Lynch, condemned at Bull Lake City penitentiary, swore an affidavit stating I. J. King, also under death sentence, had no part in the September 1900 gambling house hold up in that city during George Prouse’s shooting. Lynch linked to the case, and affidavits from other sources suggest convict John Strange confessed that he, not King, aided Lynch.
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Coon City
Three Children Killed in Kentucky Powder Explosion
A Kentucky accident in Owensville killed three Thompson children and fatally injured a mother and another child when a keg of blasting powder exploded after a gas flare was dropped near it. The kitchen fire preceded the blast, lifting the roof and mangling the victims, as rescuers searched the scene.
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Owensville
avas
ananner
Pupils Rebel Against Color Ban In Mansfield School
About 130 Mansfield high school pupils defied a board of education order banning class colors and staged a Friday morning walkout. The incident featured open defiance and stained doors and windows with black paint, with expulsion anticipated.
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Ohio
board of education
Halibut Express Makes Historic Pacific to Atlantic Run
Nine cars of fresh halibut, one car Puget Sound salmon, and one car Squamish valley hops left Vancouver for Boston. It is the first through fish train from the Pacific to the Atlantic. Tolstoi said to be recovering after perilous illness, per London Daily Mail report via St. Petersburg correspondent.
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Bankfall and Missing Man Highlight Early 1900s Omaha Trade
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a bankruptcy involving a man named Angel 2 Can and his store. Lavine reportedly posted a share of the transaction with a bank, while others attempted to borrow against a faltering venture. A $5,000 figure ties to Omaha National Bank, and the last sighting or head of him is uncertain.
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Fire destroys Sioux City and Onawa depot complex
A Sunday evening blaze completely destroyed the Sioux City and Onawa depot and Pacific depotty building. No one was inside except a night operator. most contents saved. Fire likely started by a defective flue. Loss estimated between eight and six thousand dollars. Nearby water conduits failed, leaving residents to watch the flames.
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Anderson Sues for Sister’s Death After Boxer Attack
Charles A. Anderson of Whiting by attorney TaD AL Smth filed a claim with the state department in Washington for thirty thousand damages for his sister Hilda Anderson, killed by Boxers in Mongolia in 1900. Two sisters were in China during the incident. one was a naturalized US citizen, the other Swedish.
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Whiting
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Washington
Hilda
Andeson
Mongolia
China
United States
Sweden
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Charles A. Anderson
Acquitted of Assault Janae October Bradgate on 9 farm
A chaotic report outlines acquittal in an assault case involving Janae October Bradgate, with fragmented details of a confrontation, a revolver firing, and a fatal incident tied to named locals. Additional items include deaths from ingested matches, a railway injury settlement, and personnel changes in Clinton police. Two appeals to the Tawa supreme court are anticipated from Mason City naval and Ringgold County cases.
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farm of. Willace’s
Wallang
Tawa supreme court
asy
Mason City
Ringgold County
Frowns On Nude In Art At Charles City School
A high school art display in Charles City drew protests over two plaster statues named Venus and Mercury. The principal removed the figures from the assembly room after a board vote rejected the display and ordered their removal to a corner. The nude sculptures were then moved, provoking local curiosity and debate among students and residents.
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érckel
Osceola County Farmers Institute Meeting Notes
A summary of the Osceola County Farmers Institute closing session covers topics including time management, farming practices, and topics such as the Creamery care of swine, fodder handling, the role of agricultural press, and meat production. Editor J.8. Trigg, from Rockford, discusses a 28 acre plot and advises on planting a northern Iowa apple crehiard with Duchess and Wealthy varieties, north-south rows, 30 foot spacings, south and west protection, and seedling ground cover of clover to exclude stock.
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Compulsory Education Bill Passes Iowa House by Wide Margin
The Iowa House approved the compulsory education bill by 84 to 9. It requires children aged 7 to 14 to attend school at least twelve weeks per year and imposes penalties on parents or guardians who fail to ensure attendance. Students may attend any public private or parochial school, with provisions for truancy officers and attendance certificates and exemptions under certain conditions.
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Fines Against German Catholics in Archdiocese Case
A tornadic rebuild in a German Catholic community leads to a legal ruling by Judge Whitaker in favor of Archbishop Keane. The German-Catholics contributed 43,000 and sued over a ground understanding about funds to be sent. The distric court of Trulinson County also notes a separate case involving Pong Ang and a firearm incident.
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Murder in Ottawa Brings New Seduction Case to Light
In Ottawa a complex case unfolds at Hive Tis Ouffmawa involving young partners from prominent families. A witness named Mish Bunane alg notes the alleged seduction tied to a farm in Plynuth and a related auction of Holstein cows at the Ashton farm. The case cites ages under 20 and a history of farm possessions, with Yeomans of interstellar commerce referenced.
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Plynuth
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Bunane
Yeomans
Interslite Commerce Commissioner
Ashton farm
Iowa Senate and House Debate Narrow Quorum Session
The Iowa Legislature operated with a slim quorum as Senate and House sessions proceeded. Bills passed include a public bonds measure, a Supreme Court salary provision, and an education bill on compulsory schooling. Notable items debated were retrenchment reports, health legislation, and a per capita support increase for the blind school at Vinton.
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Allérton
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Supreme’ Court
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Turbulent Missed Drafts: Iowa Towns Rumored Projects
A flood of fragmentary OCR items outlines local plans and incidents across several Iowa towns. References mention church and school building efforts, a proposed air armory, an interurban railway expansion, a water plant bond issue, a factory funding struggle, and civic changes in Ottumwa, Knoxville, Richland, Marble Rock, and nearby areas.
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Tiwa State Normal Selidor
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Charles alted
Algoun
Weester City
Abin
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Ortw Viele Company
Knoxville
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Darnhamville
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Indianola
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