STOP HER TROOPS WILL NOT PERMIT LANDING OF COLOMBIAN TROOPS
A Washington dispatch reports orders to the Boston to prevent Colombian troops from landing at Buen Ventura with British vessel support. The navy said no interference with high seas traffic will occur, and instructions were refined to avoid open hostility toward Colombia. Philippe Varilla, Panama’s representative, left New York for Washington to address alleged diplomatic missteps and defend his private letter to Senator Morgan.
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Cys
Mopartmed Ab
Washington
Buena Veruura
Havy Department
Boston
Buen Ventura
Conaiahd
Navy
Ieplietment
Attempr
Howe
Gohi
Mmit
Colombia
Phillippe Varilla
Republic of Panama
New York
Morgan
Miner Shoots at Theater Entrance Over Smoking Dispute
A miner fired a revolver at the Wallace opera house Monday night after a quarrel over smoking in the gallery. Policeman Rose confronted him as patrons left. Dr. Fims was wounded while escorting a woman, and Cuif died when officers arrived. Several others injured in the crush.
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Tivo
Wallace Oper House
Cuff
Rose
Cuif
Fims
Img
Jewves
Baldwin to Testify Before Grand Jury in Missouri Scandal
Evelyn Baldwin the Arctic explorer has arrived in St Louis en route to Jefferson City to appear before a grand jury. He will testify at the request of Attorney General Grow about alleged connections between certain persons and the defeat of legislation affecting the baking powder trust. The Jefferson City grand jury is said to be investigating legislative boodling.
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Aldwin
Evelyn Baldwin
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Baldwin
Grow
Baking Powder Trust
Riots in Santander Spain Injure and Damage Property
Disorder of a serious nature broke out in Santander during elections. Armed rioters attacked shops and set barricades, pouring petroleum and setting fires as vandalism escalated. A church suffered minor damage. several people were injured and the scene quelled by authorities. A separate Madrid melee plan was halted amid protests.
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Santander
Spain
Madrid
Germany to recognize Panama after U S recognition
Berlin's foreign office says Germany will recognize the republic of Panama after the United States grants formal recognition. The statement frames Berlin's move as contingent on Washington's act and signals an accelerated Western diplomatic shift in the region.
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Panama
Berlin
Germany
Republic of Puna J
United States
Chicago Street Railway Trouble Leads to Arbitration Push
A meeting of officials from the Amalgamated Street Railway Union in Chicago decided to grant management forty eight hours to reach a decision on arbitration. Meanwhile thousands of Jewish immigrants who arrived in New York early this year are actively pursuing legal means to return to their native lands.
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Chicago Street Railway
Amalgamated Street Stairway
Chicago
Chicago City Railway Company
New York
Ithely
Strike hits 140 Colorado coal mines in eight hour wage push
More than 10 000 oat miners in Antorada walked out Monday for an eight hour day higher wages and concessions. The United Mine Workers ordered the strike after talks with coal owners failed to yield terms. About 6 000 miners are moving with families to other states while others remain at work under guard protection. Dozens of mines in Gulfax County and northern districts are tied up. production in Colorado is shown at roughly 8 000 900 tons yearly with 1 000 000 tons of coke. The union plans to depopulate districts by sending idle workers to Minnesota Missouri and other states where jobs exist.
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Denver
Colo
Antorada
National Executive Aeers
United Mine Workers of
Wrenent
Ong
Mifnes
Gulfax
Colorado Fel
Irou
Vioe
Gianrs
United Mine Workers
Miinoie
India
Erritoy
Missouri
Duel in Perth Amboy ends with Gondus mortally stabbed
In a Perth Amboy boarding house dining room Stephen Gondus and Peter Shylak fought over a woman. Shylak locked the door and attacked with a curved knife and fork, wounding Gondus fatally before being stopped by a policeman on the stair. The second item reports Secretary Hay presenting Colombia’s protest and possible action after a Panama issue conference.
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Perth Amboy
Stephen Gondes
Peter Shylak
Gondus
Shylak
Gondes
Esscane
Colombia
Cadle lynched and Callahan arrest dropped in Missouri case
Reports from St. Joseph and Brinkley detail a dropped Cedahy Aidnenping case after arrests failed to yield evidence. Thomas Costello or Murphy linked to kidnapping the heir of a prominent packer. Pinkertons show little interest. Separate news note: a white man Cadle lynched in Arkana after wounding a policeman.
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Pinkertons
Thomas Costello
Thomas Murphy
St. Joseph
Pinkerton
Chicago
Callahan
Tenviet
Costello
Packer
Arkanean
Brinkley
Ark
S.C
Cadle
Cadie
Cox
Protests by Colombia Over U S Actions in Panama Crisis
Colombia lodges protest with the State Department objecting to U S interpretations of the 1840 treaty and U S policy toward the Isthmus crisis. Officials say the document was filed but offer no details or timing of a reply. News notes the Boston cruiser’s arrival at Panama and the Mayflower voyage carrying Consul General Mudger to assume duties. A big fire in Olathe, Kansas is reported.
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United States
Washington
United Stites
Colombia
State Department
Panama
Butt
United States of America
United States of Colombia
Went
Navy Department
Chaigey Boston
Diehl
Navy Yard
Colon
Mudger
Olathe
Kan
Fire destroys Grange block in Olathe Kansas
A four story Grange block on the principal street in Olathe was totally destroyed by a Saturday night fire. The Grange auditorium hotel store and offices were damaged. A play was in progress when the blaze started and a panic was narrowly avoided. Fire was under control by 12 15 a m with an estimated loss of 2000000. No injuries reported. Nearby buildings damaged. William Notter committed suicide by jumping from a St Paul bridge into the Mississippi River. He drove a stylish rig to the bridge before leaping. He formerly lived in Winnipeg. No motive given.
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Grange
Olathe
Kan
Grange Opera
Grange Hotel
Kansas City
Ional
Wm. Notter
St. Paul
Minx
William Notter
Smith Avenue
Mississippi River
Notter
Hually
Winnipeg
Kuoiyn
Gypsy Prince Murdered In Alton Night Attack
Gypsy prince Ne ero Cooper aged 00 was stabbed through the heart and robbed under an electric light in Alton Illinois Sunday night. Police aided by Gypsy band members and bloodhounds search for the assailant described as a negro. Cooper has two nephews and a sister in law named Wells.
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Ne- Ero
Alton
Sampson Cooper
Cooper
Arthur Wells
Winona
Miss
Bessie Wells
Indianapolis
France Recognizes Panama De Facto Government
The French government has recognized the de facto government of the republic of Panama. Instructions from Paris via Foreign Minister Delcasse to the French consul at Panama authorize him to establish relations with the new government.
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Panama
Republic of Panama
Paris
Delcasse
Eighteen Injured In Clover Leaf Wreck East Of Frankfort
A westbound Clover Leaf passenger train derailed east of Frankfort Indiana as rails spread causing three coaches to overturn. Eighteen people were injured though none suffered serious harm.
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Frankfort
Ind
Nowo Serous
Cuba Tondere Naval Station Transfer Offered
The Cuban government on Saturday handed to United States Minister Squiers a proposal that would immediately turn over the Guantanamo naval station to the United States if accepted. An Omaha man, Horgu Vatonting, a merchant from Omaha Neb, visiting Chicago, was killed Sunday night while attempting to board a Chicago and Northwestern Rail line.
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Cuba
Tondere Naval Station
United States
Squiers
Guantinauia Naval Station
Omaha
Ghicago
Supreme Court Revises Hawley v Grif in Clay County Lands
The Hawley v Grif case, decided by the Iowa Supreme Court at Des Moines, stems from a tax sale of land once owned by John Irwin of Nebraska City. He died in 1803, and heirs seek to redeem after the disability period, with the court allowing a vacancy action but denying effective relief, leaving further suits likely to resolve ownership of valuable land in Clay County.
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Hawley Va. Grif
Supreme Court
Nes Moines
Johny Trwin
Clay County
Supreme
Joh Irwin
Nebraska City
Neb
Iact
Charles C. Smelter
C. H. Brockshink
M.' Bi
John Irwin
Ane
Griffin
Irwin
Weaver
Attempted Train Robbery Staged by Rock Island Officials
Rock Island officials prepared a dramatic staged hold up on a Denver flyer run. A special train with armed officers and bloodhounds trailed No 6 from Conneil Bluffs to install a false signal. The plan involved tossing $1000 from the engine and triggering torpedoes, but the blasts were not set off.
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Rock Island
Dexter
Earlham
Chicago
No. 6
Denver Flyer
Des Moines
Conneil Bluffs
Man Injured as Wagon Wheel Amputates Toes At Fire Scene
William Koster suffered the loss of both big toes after a wagon to the Sioux Center fire ran over his feet while he attempted to board the wagon carrying fire fighters. A barn and hay were damaged by a fire traced to fresh ashes near the structure. renter D. Gas reported $75 in hay losses and owner W. Wykaup $150 in barn damage. A chemical engine saved the main house and a nearby shed ten feet away.
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William Koster
Bionx
Sioux Center
D. Gas
W. Wykaup
Death Also Said Dominoes: Young Man Dies While Playing
Oscar Berg of Sioux City collapsed during a dominoes game with his family. He shouted dominoes to signify victory after a win, then his head dropped onto the table and he died within hours from heart trouble and a prior apoplexy.
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Oscar Berg
Sioux City
Berg
Rush Not Murdered in Waterloo Office Death
The jury concluded John Rush, president of Swelm Gas Company, died from injuries suffered in an accidental fall, not murder. He was found dead on the floor of his Waterloo office a week earlier, with initial beliefs suggesting homicide.
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Rush
Vorener
John Rush
Swelm Gas Company
Waterloo
Ten-Year-Old Boy Killed After Horse Incident Near Vincent
A 10-year-old boy, Harl Orhnilag, was thrown from a horse at his home near Vincent. He sustained a severe forehead impact and a fractured skull with a bone fragment entering the brain, in a incident that may prove fatal.
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Harl Orhnilag
Vincent
Accidental Self Harm Ends in Tragic Death
Abner Rollin of Harlan, a young man about 25, accidentally shot himself while trying to extract a clog from an old revolver. He died about an hour later. He leaves a wife and a young child.
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Acodentally
Hille Uimgelt
Abner Rollin
Harlan
Hale
Vote tally shows party split across Senate and House
Fragmented OCR lists numerous politicians and counties amid a vote tally. Names appear with counties such as Cedar, Mahaska, Des Moines, and Dubuque. parties cited include Republicans and Democrats. The record reflects a legislative distribution across both chambers with many local officials named.
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Senate
Benate
Trohert Brewton
Cedar Jonis
Whomag Lambert
Dackeon
Lewin Taylor
Appanapse-Durly
Turned to Death Dear Mother Unconscious of Her Baby
Mrs Dear Miller of Reinbeck suffered a tragic accident as her two year old child burned to death in a nearby room. The mother, unaware of the danger, only realized the horror when the burning clothing and flesh filled the kitchen air. The cause of ignition remains a mystery and the mother is grief stricken.
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Deati
Dear Miller
Reinbeck
Matchey
Iowa Falls Couple Observe Fifty Fifth Anniversary
W. L. Hay and his wife celebrated their fifty fifth wedding anniversary in Iowa Falls. Mr. Hay, born in Boston, and Mrs. Hay, born in Londonderry, NW, moved west in 1855 and to Iowa Falls in 1882. They raised a family of eight with six surviving children. both are 79 and 76, still active at home with Mrs. Hay managing household duties. A separate fatal train accident occurred near Dow Molinos when Leander Hicks fell from a Wabash train and died, while farmer Ash lost both legs in a collision and was taken to Des Moines for hospitalization.
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Iowa Falls
Iowa
W. L. Hay
Hay
Dow Molinos
Leander Hicks
Ern Ash
Des Moines
ELOPERS ARRESTED IN CENTERVILLE CASE OF 16 YEAR OLD GIRL
Dr C J Lawrence a 67 year old physician was arrested in Centerville for eloping with Rose Dixon the 16 year old daughter of Joseph Dixon of Trussels. The girl’s father alerted authorities and stopped them before they reached the Missouri line. They planned to travel by train from Centerville. Lawrence faces scrutiny as a physician with a large family awaiting news at Russell officers.
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Flona
C. J. Lawrence
Centerville
Rose
Joseph Dixon
Trussels
Missouri Sie
Lawrence
Russell
Boy Wounded for Life in Dog Attack
Ten year old Qawin Boody was wounded when a vicious dog mauled him at Kort Dodge. The right side of the neck and left cheek were torn, requiring seven stitches to close the gash. The victim faces lifelong injuries from the attack.
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Qawin Boody
Kort Dodge
Ant Lin
Fire at Estherville destroys depot and records
A fire at Estherville started by a fur dealer at five o'clock this morning nearly wiped out the Minneapolis and St. Louis depot. The blaze consumed all records and tickets and left logs valued at about 1200 dollars.
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Estherville
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Death of Mrs Barbara Stage in Eldorw aged 98
Mrs Barbara Stage the oldest resident of Lardin County died at her Eldorw home at 98. Born in Pennsylvania she moved to Carlin County from Van Wert Ohio in 1855 and retained her mental faculties to a remarkable degree.
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Barbara Stage
Lardin County
Eldorw
Pennsylvania
Carlin County
van Wert, O
Fell to His Death At Cliff Foot In Night
A young fan named Joly Boland wandered at night near a rocky cliff and fell to his death. Authorities state he appeared to have lost his way and misstepped on uneven ground near Cageude.
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Joly Boland
Late Iowa election results show solid Republican ticket gains
Across Iowa counties voters backed Republicans in a sweeping turnout. Cummins led in many districts with sizable margins, Whitmer and Whiting won in key state seats, and Democratic depth varied by county. Complete returns indicate Republican majorities in Monona, Sioux, Cerro Gordo, plus numerous towns, with several counties still tallying and final tallies pending.
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Cumming
O'Brien
Donohus
Whitmer
Ape
Kinuvel
Secn
Osceola County
Munona County
Whiting
Monona
Tada
Onay Abit
Cummins
Sullivan
Sioux County
Teanalete Buena
Cate Ts
Polk County
Cerro Gorda
Straberry
Lyon
Bullivan
Repub
Henn County
Marshall Corin
Sac County
Johnson and
Town
John Hughes
Thomas Stapleton
Mahaska County
Cummings
Valentine
Oriekett
Crawford County
Emmont County
Calhoun County
J. A. Lowrey
Des
Audubon County
Mott
Aid
Ponatara
Lambert
Jackson
Taylor
Appanoose
Davin
Wai
Langan
Plinton
J.F. Dunn
Colsto
Carroll
Wiliam L. Davie
Crawford
Wiliam C. Whiting
Monomide
A. FP
Yudden
Dubuque
Philip Helua
Springer
Buchanan
John Heminghaus
Bremer
Montgomery Hokes
Pocahontas
GT. Whitmer
B. J. Sanky
Decatur
H. H. Wilson
Washington
G. Prevo
Davia
London fog costs and arboretum decline warned
The text notes seven million tons of air needed to carry London smoke versus one million tons of water to carry sewage. It says the poisoned atmosphere has killed many old trees in the London area and the new arboretum may fall soon. It estimates fog response costs at $25,000 a day and suggests $25,000,000 a year for smoke pollution expenses.
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London
J. ©. Hawkshaw
Totel
Friendly Suggestion Sparks Social Debate
A mistrustful magnate misreads a merchant’s hints about guiding a young figure. The exchange hints at social control and public image. A mention of a library fire adds a hint of recent mishap, with sparse, smoke stained dialogue suggesting broader concerns.
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