Treaty Move Shocks Washington in Abandoned Pact
A Daily Chronicle editorial reports the United States and Great Britain have abandoned the Clayton-Bulwer treaty. It discusses how the new agreement signals a shift in policy, with the U S seeking its own protection and news on how other powers react to the change.
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Washington
Cor Woddoll
Clayton-Bulwer
Woehington
United States
Great Britain
Tito
Koro Neutrad
Woman Accused of Murder in Dayton Case
A Dayton Ohio woman, Mrs A Witwer, stands accused in a sensational murder case. Authorities report arsenic poisoning linked to the death of several victims including a seven year old child, with her housekeeper and another suspect named in the investigation. Evidence collected at the scene is being examined as authorities pursue leads.
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A. Witwer
Wittow
Dayton
Ohio
Polit
Witwer
Gallen
Vietine
Aoa Poh
Guysterigny
Wiewies
Emeh
Diss
Woman Attacks Stirs Pueblo Fear Across City
Reported string of violent assaults targets women and girls in Pueblo. Victims include Mrs. James Henderson nearly killed with a club in her home and a girl assaulted by a masked man. Mrs. Bickey, cycling, sustained a fractured skull. Local residents urged caution as more incidents surface.
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Preble
Col
Eynle
Bickey
Death of Afghanistan Ruler Impacts UK Policy Moves
A London dispatch reports the death of the Ameer of Afghanistan and notes initial uncertainty in the Foreign Office. It describes succession prospects for Sanih Owlohhan, his expected rise to power, his cautious stance toward Britain, and anticipated delays in Lloyd George's planned tour as the Afghan question stabilizes.
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Afghanistan
John Bull
London
Ameer
South Africa
Hiss
United Kingdom
Floa
Lond Quien
Shanietan
Aml
Simm
Sanih Owlohhan
Tad Dang Jinda-ahgnd
Hull
Apnea
Cowige
Great Britain
Loyd Gurzow
Bueninth
Burglary and Crime Linked to Family Crisis in Beardstown
A chaotic report describes multiple burglaries in Beardstown linked to a man of good family named Wolfe. A trunk is found with stolen girds, a suspect is arrested, and a subsequent death by apparent suicide is noted. The piece also mentions a Philadelphia cricket final and anarchist arrests in Rome with references to Dalmatia and other names.
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Allinis
Beardstown
Ettate
Frauke Wolfe
Yooner
Tee
Heowink
Wolfe
Unclear text memorialization in London Daily Mail
Fragmentary note references Mr Kruger and a memorial to President Roosevelt. Mentions London Daily Mail and Hyussels with a claimed prepaying action. Uncertain if it discusses U S intervention in Buyth Agilen. lacks verifiable details.
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Ruunrvale
Kruger
London Daily Mail
Hyussels
Roosevelt
United States
Buyth Agilen
Anarchists Meeting Break Up in New York Street Hall
Police dispersed a suspicious anarchist gathering on Fourth Street New York done to honor a political demonstration. The crowd expected to hear John Most speak but was warned away by nationalist members. Forty police under Acting Captain Place arrived, ending the event quickly.
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New York
Qihull
Fowth Street
Simolay
Frei Arbeiter
Wil
Sean
Place
John Most Nucke
Veteran mariner Andrews sails for Europe with bride aboard
Andrews Sturts, for Europe, Capt. Win. Andrews, the veteran mariner, left Sunday afternoon for Europe in the new boat the Dark Seer. Accompanying him on the daring trip is his young bride, wed a few weeks ago. Aged seven years old, it is said to be his seventh voyage across the sea.
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Andrews Sturts
Europe
Win. Andrews
Euerope
Lee
Australian Horses in Germany Arrival Sparks Debate
The Servaice stealer Alesiglas arrived at Bremeryhaven Germany with 400 horses and mutes in good audition. Auslesian quills are considered better bum the American for willftasy purposes.
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Germany
Alesiglas
Bremeryhaven
Printing plant blaze causes heavy losses in Italy
A damaged report notes a fire at the Delvoie Prediese Printing Company plant in Italy. The blaze resulted in about 25,000 lire in losses and left workers unable to salvage equipment. Fire brigade efforts focused on preventing spread.
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Dumapge
Delvoie Prediese Printing Company
Big
Burke Indicted Over Funds Handling Charge in Chicago
Burke, a city inspector in Chicago, faces indictment alleging failure to turn over about 23,000 dollars collected. The case involves alleged improper cash handling and accountability issues with a local auditor.
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Burke
Tobert
Chicago
Loew
Louits Fox
Monlay
Board hears Sunday statement on relief effort
The Mhierietin board to Hee hour Bodtain Suriday on November seventh issued a statement through Capen and Rev Dr Smith. They told the committee that only the relief is to be provided and that the government, Washington, the President, and the State Department are cooperating to secure funds. The firm Sider Peabody Co reported receipts and pledges totaling 24 826.75 with 620 in pledge.
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Insmrthien
Mhierietin
Tor
Suriday
Fe Capen
Son Smtth
Rei Washington Setinday
Hotsevelt
Tate
Serine
Misay
Beth
Nouay
Stowe
Capenanya
Washington
State Department
Vantinus
Cridense Iss
Sider
Peabody- K'co
Health officials warn of contagious diseases and diphtheria surge
The Board of Health plans stronger measures to fortify against a surge of contagious diseases including diphtheria. Secretary Kennedy reports 1899 to 1900 data showing outbreaks in towns and unrecorded fatalities, with 4 702 deaths from smallpox and related illnesses amid incomplete state reporting.
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Vonta
Kennedis
Atute Board of
Heaith
Atate
Shaffer in Milwaukee Speech Sparks Amalgamated Strike Talk
President Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association reportedly spoke briefly to a small group of Bay View strikebreakers, warning that workers not joining the walkout may be deemed black sheep unless they accept the Amalgamated scale. No officials of the Bay View mills attended. Wayne Crow and J T Pasamoty were arrested in West Plains, Missouri, Sunday on charges related to using the mill to defraud. Authorities remain cautious about connections to the Cotton Belt Railroad robbery near Texarkana on Sept 3.
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Shafter
Amalgamated Association
Milwaukee
Tim
Statfer
Bay View
Bhaffer
View Mills
Wayne Crow
J.T. Pasamoty
Horsenvest
West Plains
Mdi
Texarkana
Market Quotations Across Cities in Grain and Livestock
Chicago to Cincinnati to Detroit and beyond report mixed commodity prices. hogs and cattle rise or fall with No 2 wheat and corn varying. butter, potatoes, rye and oats priced by market in the 1800s style. notable ranges include New York butter at 19 to 20, Cincinnati cattle 8.00 to 5.00, and Detroit wheat No 2 No 2 slight shifts in quoted dates.
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Chicago
Castle
Italy
Choice Creamery
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Hays
Alice
New York
United Brethren Conference Assignments at Webster City
The United Brethren conference held in Webster City closes sessions with about 10 accredited representatives and visitors. The Des Moines and Scranton districts list numerous appointments including Ames, Des Moines, Newton, Stuart, Van Meter, and many pastors, evangelists, and mission staff assigned to churches and stations across Iowa.
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United Beethren Conference
Webster City
United Brethren Conference
Ince
J._ We Hott
Dayton
Marlay
Des Moines
Ames
Wison
Ausin
W. EH. Per
FG. Hicks
Kingstey
J. Stark
Lehigh
W. A. Walcott
Ledyard
G. M. Bailyy
D.W. Sueender
Moville
Noel
Macy
Modale
Lougens
B. J. Clark
Ralston
J. I. Suoke
Westam Quilege
Doherty
Jam Cornings
Blockton
I. A. Fening
Beaconsfield
Nichols
Benton
A. R. Higgs
Cording
W. AL
E. Drake
Carliste
Way
Clarinda
Si. M. Zikes
Cherry Grove
J. Barkhen
B.'.leng
Grinty
W . Fliksdale
H. Giroud
Norwood
C.J. Hickalkern
Patterson
L. Wyden
Askeego
HH. A. Hasek
Woodburn
J. Hall
Tihnige
Lemends
South Dee Moines
Dedication at Waterloo and local incidents reported
The Waterloo dedication of a new Catholic church drew over 2,500 attendees with Arch bishop Keane of Dubuque presiding and a large local turnout. A separate incident in Navoo involved Dundy ejecting a man from a ferry and firing, injuring Dundy and causing a nearby bystander to be shot. Postmaster contest details outlined in Sibley with multiple applicants endorsed locally. A Barn fire at Indianola killed seven horses and caused $10,000 loss. Land value thefts noted as Albert Austernon sold a farm to Pearl Oliver, with a later purchase by Addison Oliver’s son.
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Foueph
Ac Waterloo
Micstelaborald
Tonwng
Jazorcock
Keane of
Dubuque
Ayaa
Upper Des Moines details from Upper Iowa MM meeting
A brief item notes that Monday's Upper Iowa meeting at Vinten ended with a crowded session on the MM conference agenda. The list of appointments included hot rounds and vali integrations as the 1907 session of the Upper Des Moines discussion developed.
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Upper Iowa
Ura
Vinten
Missouri River Wheat Market Report Remarked by Gov Shaw
A compressed report notes Gov Shaw stating wheat shipments moved by river to the Mississippi and Liverpool markets. It cites costs, loading, and weighing processes, plus claims of improved yields and higher rents versus bond quotes, reflecting state opinions on market pricing and farmer incomes.
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Aixth Aunia
Sosaton Bs Grain Daniels’ Anavetation
Siumeree
Elsie Fry Burned to Death at Industrial School
Miss Elsie Fry, matron of sewing at Mitchellville Industrial School, died from burns suffered when her gown caught fire after lighting a match at night. She had shown trustworthy conduct and was briefly advanced to supervise sewing duties, the first inmate granted such privilege. Parents reside in Covington.
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Initustrial
Mitchelyille
Misa Hisia Wry
Corton
Afitehellyile
Sone Rerpoise
Misa Fry
Tuntven
Mneh Yatheil Euplore
Covsdon
Grain Dealers Adjourn At National Convention In Des Moines
National Grain Dealers Association adjourned in Des Moines after re electing officers and finishing 114 business items. Memphis Tennessee was named as the next convention site with recommendations to amend the interstate commerce law and curb bucket shops. The body urged crop cooperative actions and coordination with the National Hay Dealers Association and urged the Branx City exchange to repeal its regulation forbidding coordination with any other organization.
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National Grain Dealers' Association
Des Moines
Memphis
Tenn
Congress
National Hay Dealers’ Association
Urginz
Branees City Exchange
Cod
Alllinte
National
Iowa corn yield estimate shows lower than twelve year average
A preliminary estimate by state crop correspondents finds Iowa average corn yield at 20.62 bushels per acre, totaling about 226,570,000 bushels. This is roughly 31,000,000 bushels below the twelve year state average and 100,000,000 bushels under the 1900 August forecast.
New Peanuts Growers Trial Delights Iowa Farmer
In Dubuque County a young farmer Pred Chesterman conducts an experimental peanut growing project on his father's farm. He planted a large group of vines along the southwest field to shield them from chilly northwest winds. The initial results show the vines thriving with good fruit quality though slightly smaller than Virginia and California crops.
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Iowa
Dubuque
Pred Chesterman
Bil
Burned by Natural Gas at Boone Wells Explode Injures Worker
Reports say natural gas bubbled through water in several jails at Boone over the last tew days. A worker named Hughes of Northwestern dropped a lighter and exploded, throwing him back twenty five feet and scarring his face. Other incidents include a girl dragged to death, a man injured in Cedar Taylor Park, and Mapleton extending a 3,000 foot water line project costing about $3,000, with water remain unavailable citywide.
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Boone
Frogly
Huginery Hughes
Northwestern
Bin
Bhonap
Livdelt
Mapleton
Etlv
Fragmented State Fiscal Report and Local Notices
A garbled 1901 era fiscal report notes state receipts and expenditures ending June 29, with land holdings and university funds referenced. It mentions land disposals, indemnities, and a large general revenue balance near four million dollars, plus a penitentiary decision and various local items including road paving and civic notices from towns such as Waterlon and Oroston.
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Shite
Gilbertson Ling Down
Thy. Tor
University
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Elsie Fry
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