Advance extracts mourn death of Prof Moritz Lazarus in Vienna
An advanced notices the death of Prof Moritz Lazarus aged 79 at Murau and his forthcoming reminiscence volume. The Vienna journal prints excerpts including remarks on Fanny Januruschek and reflections on aging, beauty, and art. The piece weaves in varied items from theater to engineering advances and public health trends.
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Moritz Lazarus
Bertin
Muran
Vienna
Fanny Januruschek
Ife
Frankfort
Ludwig I
Bavaria
Washington's Mounting Burdens and Mountain Lion Metaphor
The passage blends historical satire with chaotic garbled text about Washington accepting the presidency and jokingly claiming he never shot a mountain lion, while citizens lampoon his performance. It shifts to a scene in Vienna describing curfews and a locked city at 10 pm with nightly concierge fines, highlighting rigid control in the Austrian capital.
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Washington
Vienna
Austtrian Capitel
Lumber Cut in Santo Ale Mrrie District Reveals Strong Season
The Santo Ale Mrrie district reports about 160 million feet of lumber cut for a son of Vou Was a bout, with the 1903 season expected to top £6,600,000 feet. Most cuts are by Americans in stillsewered operations. Two new wash ginning mills have been built this year and a veneering mill has run profitably through the season.
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Santo Ale Mrrie
Wood imports from America into Cerminy surge to 1902
Imports of American wood into Cerminy have more than tripled since 1480, reaching over $5.55 million in 1902. The material, mainly pitch pine, is weather resistant and cheaper than oak, suitable for doors windows and floors, while ore ig is used in finer furniture production.
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United States
Railway growth and economics shape early 20th century trade
A scrambled summary notes the Trans Siberian railway expanding to boost commerce. It cites butter production rising from 5 million pounds with 140 dairies in 188 to 80 million pounds with 2,000 dairies in 192, highlighting freight revenue over a million dollars annually and passenger receipts around 200,000. It contrasts American rail use, noting higher trip frequency but shorter journeys, then mentions the Massachusetts exhibit reproducing a colonial house linked to Washington and Longfellow, with fragmented garbled text about furnaces and trees.
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Cimmerce
Siberia
Wealthy banker shoots self at Colfax bank
George D Woods president of the Colfax bank and owner of banks at Colfax Ireton Baxter and Mingo shot himself in his office after a day of health decline. He left a wife two children and an estate valued around 100000. He had remodeled the bank at a cost of 2000 and was 66 years old.
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Colfax
Ireton, Baxter
Mingo
Pes Moines
George D. Woods
Colfax Bank
Denver
Woods
Montgomery County
New York
Ireton
Baxter
Freshman Sophomore Class Scrape in Iowa City
In Iowa City on December 7, a clash between freshmen and sophomores left thirteen freshmen “scraped” while seventy five were austere marked. sophomores tried to stop the freshmen sociable, painted faces with indyne, and hurled burning sulphur which was quickly put out. The mayor and police attended but no serious injury occurred.
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Lowa City
Dannity
Woman fatally wounds husband after escape from asylum
In Des Moines a married woman, Nettie Thng senbia, allegedly shot her estranged husband as he attempted to arrest her after he escaped from an asylum. Police say the confrontation occurred in West Des Moines and the woman claims self defense.
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Dee Moines
Des Mates
Dee
Rhuspand
Nettie
Des Moines
Who's the Impostor In Pension Probe At Des Moines
An elderly man from the Soldier home claims to be Michiel Keeley of Com pany Thirty-fifth Town, but government records show a pension paid for twenty years to a man with the same name in Logansport, Ind. Arrests await clarity on the impostor as authorities in Des Moines pursue the real identity.
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Doc. T
Soldie
Michiel Keeley
Company
Logansport
Ind
Des Moines
Saloonkeepers to Defend in Webster County Suit
Saloonkeepers and a druggist in Webster County vow to resist actions filed by ex-attorney Chantlind and others over liquor sales to a husband. The group has hired prominent local lawyers and promises sensational legal battles, aiming to defend saloon operation amid ongoing dry regime litigation.
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Webster County
Wart Dodge
Wim
Chantlind
Les
Wis
Checktlend Ss
Diphtheria Epidemic Strikes Fort Dodge and Port CMA
Seven children have died from diphtheria in Fort Dodge and Port CMeda. A local physician reports rising cases and urges quarantines and school closures as officials consider steps to curb spread. Public health inspectors note previous outbreaks and emphasize containment measures for the period.
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Fort Dodge
Port Cmeda
Lee Vytawitty
Awhteusca
Citisens
Delpha
Best Witness Dead in Hardin County Murder Trial
Proceedings in Hardin County for the murder case against the supposed wife killer suffered delays as defense argued about Campbell and related witnesses. A key date appeared set with prosecutors pressing for a speedy trial while concerns about admissible evidence and witness availability arose.
Many Blue Raisbons and Iowa Triumph at Live Stock Show
Des Moines November exhibition awards show Iowa's strong showing in fat cattle, horses, and cattle breeds. Winners include three year old natives, Aberdeen Angus, Galloways, Shorthorns, and champion stallions. Notable names: Champlain Bros, W. A. McHenry, J. J. Bales, Parsons, and McHenry of Denison, with prizes ranging from 10 to 205 dollars across multiple classes.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Secoid Prize
Burnell
Mamitwurg
Karame
Marne
Cinsn
Champlain Bros
Ten
Clinton
Champlain Gros
Averaghie
T. Aten
Buckingham
Poland-Chinn
Tale
Aberdeen
W. A. McHenry
Denison
W. A. Mubtbonry
Isreeding Galloways
Judie
W. Ow. Kennedy
Ames
MacDougal
Tarbroch
J. B. Wales & Son
Stockport
Aberdeen- Angus
Duke of Germany
J. J. Bales & Bon
Parsons, Newton, Jr
Ch. PL Burge
Mt Vernon
Jdunior
We A
Methenry
Ta Young Iterd
W. A. Methenry
Berond
Mettenry
Binnie
Ata
W. A. McHours
Monona County Medical Society to Meet in Mapleton
The Monona County Medical Society plans its annual meeting at Masonic Hall in Mapleton on December 8. Officers to be elected include Dr W Hart of Onawa as president, Dr Ryimon as vice president, Dr Z Misher of Trodney as secretary, and Dr A L D West of Moorhead as treasurer.
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Maonena
Association of Doctors
Mapleton
Majdetan
Tee
Severely Burned Man Attempts Fire With Kerosene
Henry Dencker, employed by J. A., severely burned while trying to start a fire with kerosene in a portable heated shelter. He reappeared at Mr. Nell's door with his clothing ablaze, hands and face badly burned. kerosene can found with bottom blown out.
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Henry Dencker
Thawirden
Dee
Henry
J. A. Is
Tee
Angel
Tie
Mr. Nell
Two Newspapers Fail in Monona County
The Soldier Record and Glencoe Beacon, both of Monona County, Onawa, Iowa, have temporarily ceased publication. It is not known if the owners plan to resume publishing.
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Soldier Record
Glencoe Beacon
Monona County
Onawa
Ta. Dee
Tuy Iy
Sollier Trecord
Blencoe Veacon
Odigalh
Dynamite Found Near Bridge by Suspects
Officers uncovered bags of dynamite near a bridge entry into the city, believed stolen from an unfinished sewer project and hidden by thieves planning to recover it later. Authorities link the find to a broader theft and confirm ongoing investigations.
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the Bry Jin
Former President Spoils Foreclosure Report
New York December 4 Former President Roosevelt denies reports that he plans to foreclose on a Pennsylvania railroad sixteen miles long due to bond interest default.
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Grover
New York
Cunard Dine Steamer Lucania Arrives at Queenstown
Lucania, the Cunard liner that left New York November 28 for Liverpool, reached Queenstown at noon after St Paul voyage events. The report notes Celia timing and connection with the Atlantic passage as part of transatlantic service updates from London.
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Lucania
Port
London
Cunard
Lucar Hich
New York
Liv Ul
St. Paul
Queenstown
Robbers Blow Bank Safe in Fairview Heist
Cracksmen blew the Bank of Fairview safe at 3 am using nitro glycerin and escaped with about 900 dollars. They stole a buggy and team from farmer Henry Schoen and drove off in the outskirts. Sioux City police urged vigilance as a lookout spread to nearby towns.
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Vairview
Bank of
Bank of Fairview
C. R. Moulton
Canton
Marshal 'T
Fallgutter
Here
Davenport
Sioux City
Marshal Fallgatter
Henry Sehoen
Fair Site Dedicated in St Louis South Dakota Pavilion
South Dakota formally dedicated the world’s fair site in St Louis with ground acceptance by state commission members. Mrs. W S Russell turned the first spade, Mrs A J Grimm assisted, and J Miles Hanson raised the flag as dignitaries watched. President Fraters praised the Louisiana Purchase state’s stake in the fair, noting neighboring state pavilions and foreign buildings nearby. Russell pledged a building citizens could be proud, while the pavilion would host South Dakotans during the expo.
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St. Louis
South Dakota
State Commission
Commonwealth
W. S. Russell
Tussell
South Dakota Commission
A. J. Grimm
Parkston
J. Miles Hanson
Yankton
Fraters
Louisiana Purchase
Kentucky
Michigan
Germany
Gsiates
Maine
California
Feanels
Thussell
Russell
Compission Nols
C C. Hogin
Murat Halstead
BP. Brandenbury
Saul Dakota
Flint
Lingoln
Driskill Veteran Cattleman Eyes South American Range
J W Driskill a veteran Texas cattleman prepares to leave for South America in search of a new cattle range. He may sail from New York to Rio de Janeiro with his son Walter possibly joining him. He is eyeing Argentina Paraguay as potential bases where cattle could be bought cheaply for large scale business.
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New York
J. W. Driskill
Wil
South
Speirfish
South America
Texas
Walter
Rio Janeiro
Mr. Orisk
Argentine Republic
Paraguay
Driskill
Driskills
Assault charge lands Otto Barr in jail in Deadwood
Lead Deadwood S. D. December 7 Otto Barr is jailed in Lawrence county in default of 350 bonds after threatening Mrs. A L Holden during a visit to the Holden home on upper Deadwood gulch. His preliminary hearing is set for next Monday December 7. Also John Williamson and Alexander Voss are jailed on insanity charges and will face the Lawrence Fols Insanity board next week.
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Ouawa
Dia
Audibara
Chubages Gap
da Paras
Spring Valley
John’ Olean
Wairview
Wills McBeath
Take
Otto Barr
Lead
M. D
A. L. Holden
Lawrence County
Barr
Holden
Upper Deadwood Gulch
Deadwood
Dee
John Williamson
Alexander Voss
Lawrence Focls Insanity Board
Dowie and Dowieites Travel in Grand Style to Australia
Unfolds reports from London Paris and Boston about John Alexander Dowie and his wife leaving for Australia with a large retinue including Mrs Dowie's secretary Miss J M Stern and a big man named Robert Massey, plus a canvas bag with 500 in gold. Bankrupt inquiry looms as Zion City receivers prepare to question Dowie under oath. A separate note in Boston describes a rumored 7 million gold and securities box on the Saxonia guarded by Pinkerton detectives.
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Elijah
Jaondon
Mre
Dowle
Sar “Glad
Australia
Russell
London
Paris
France
Marseilles
Yulel
Gladstone Rawle
Powles
Dowie
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Sidney C. Eastman
Zion City
Koblsaat
Christian Catholic Church
Wttelson
Boston
Mass
Cunard
Saxonia
Liverpool
Pinkerton
Stocks Rally on Big Short Covering as Market Climbs
The New York stock market rose broadly with heavy short covering and strong foreign buying, notably in United States Steel preferred, aided by London investors. Late gains included a sharp rise in Brooklyn Rapid Transit, while overall effects on the market were uneven. Freight House Burned at Schenectady destroys railroad facilities and freight valued at up to 50000 dollars.
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New York
Hst
United States Steel
London
Brookelyn Rapid Transit
Markets Report From Sioux City and Chicago Livestock
Sioux City stock yards report mixed cattle and hog prices with cows and heifers priced around 1.50 to 2.10 for cows and heifers, steers and feeders 8.50 to 14.00, and calves up to 2.35. South Omaha shows higher steer bids at 8.70, cows and heifers around 2.80 to 4.20, and calves near 3.00. Grain and provisions quotes include wheat at 79 to 80 cents, corn around 44 to 45 cents, and oats near 88 to 93 cents with flax at 4 cents.
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Sioux City
Dec
Chicago
Helter
South Omaha
Foley Hleavy
Roosevelt Hanna Conference Clears Air Over Canal Policy
A White House meeting between President Roosevelt and Senator Hanna of Ohio focused on pending and prospective canal related legislation and condition of the Isthmian project. Both praised cordial relations, rejected reports of a rift, and avoided discussing Hanna’s chairmanship or Wood’s confirmation. Hanna called the evening pleasant and declined further comment.
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Wausiington
White House
Hanna
Ohio
Wanna
Congress
Senate
Leonard Wood
Mane
Hann
Whan
Roosevelt
Manne
Hatmne
Whiteouse
Counterfeiters Caught in Major Boston Area Raid
In Revere near Boston three men named John Diatvis Joseph Joemenblitt and Moses Novak alias Frankel were arrested and a large quantity of printing plates and paper seized. The group is tied to a vast counterfeit operation with potential to print over a million dollars in notes. The raid followed complaints of widespread fake currency activity from New England cities and New York and involved coordinated actions with other arrests in New York.
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Boston
United States Government
Secret Service
Revere
John Diatvis
Joseph Joemenblitt
Moses Novak
Frankel
New York
Davis
Earape
Novak
Washington
New England
William M. Springer Dies in Washington After Pneumonia
Democratic House leader William M. Springer of Wisconsin died in Washington at age 64 from pneumonia contracted in Chicago. He served as Democratic leader from the Forty-fourth to the fifty-third Congresses and was once chairman of the Ways and Means Committee. His wife and his son, Chaplain R. W. Springer, were at his bedside.
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Washington
Wiliam M. Springer
Viinels
Chicago
Wis
R. W. Springer
Springer
House of Representatives
Yue Eos Lb
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Kenrydsworth Longfellow
Ford
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Geo. D. Woods
Hardin County
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Maida of
Nuri
Wattuie
Medical Society
J.dy McNamara
Judith Hathaway
Jd. M. Hathaway
Tia
Fairview
Schnectady
New York Central Railroad
Kansas City
Del
Kansas
Grain Markets
Chitcake
Minneapolis
Northern
Sic
Cite Axe
Roosevelt-Hanna
Isthmiah Canal
WM. M. Springer
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