Largest Florida spring and distant ethnology notes
The article highlights Silver Spring near Ocala as the largest in Florida and a source of the Oklawaha river with deep clear waters. It also cites Professor McMillan Brown predicting darkening of future Australian people and mentions shifts in Polynesian origins and a staffing change at the Imperial University of China with Dr T F Read resigning for a position in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilow
Florida
Ocala
Okla Wilt
St. Johns
McMillan Brown
Sydney
America
Asia
Imperial University of China
Chicago
T. F. Read
Coloradyu College
Colorado Springs
Colo
Imperial University At
Tien-Tsin
Hornet prognostics and ancient language notes in a jumbled column
Sentences describe hornet nest signs predicting winter and an odd mix of language observations about Persian endings and gender neutrality. The text shifts to a harvest festival in England, candlelight, and fragmented notes about ships, whales, and historical economic figures, all in a garbled OCR style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterman
Buller
Search in the rain for missing farmer murder suspected
Weye Luers, a German farmer living four miles southeast of lake View Lan, vanished after withdrawing 200 from the bank to buy Western horses. His two sons accompanied him Wednesday afternoon and he disappeared as if swallowed by the earth. Locals fear murder for his money. Luers is said to be about 40 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View
Lan
Weye Laers
Luers
Qaers
Dickinson Acquitted Of Murder Charge
Des Moines reports Dickinson was found not guilty after a seven hour jury deliberation in the murder of Irene Blydenburgh, a telegraph girl and daughter of Meus Blydenburgh. Dickinson celebrated with relatives and friends, while the trial raised questions about the alleged procurement and sensational details surrounding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Diele Pso
Irene Blydenburgh
Dickinson
Mons
Negara
Dickinson Wees
Treue Riydenburch
Fins Meus Blyienbarsh
Hind Bean
Tlekhisen
Willy
Downfall of Banker Highlighted by Board of Trade
Fragmented OCR shows a derailed banker story with references to Chorin Nos Wey survivors and city figures. Mentions of Crocker cushion a purse and a doomed financial collapse touched by Leland Windsor and Queen merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Trade
Crocker
Bostwick
Bret
Leland Windsor
Liu Atte
Vasco
Cravzer
Russell
Buiseett
Whitey
Modest Basketball Spgils Highlight Local Votes
Pallid OCR fragments mention Coren Glan Li and Gust Schim with West roads and Paulette flow. Voter notes reference EMER and ACN marks, a withheld ram vote, and payee citations. Missing clear facts limit detail. summary centers on local basketball and voting notes with several named individuals.
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Coren Glan
Plesstel
Gust Schim Bethdieas
Ehiecaurt
Westroads
Bodkay Sas
Mack the Hugger Startles Lake View in Late Swim
Mysterious incident at Lake View in Louisiana where a man known as Mack the Hugger startled bystanders and fled after a confrontation with a group of youths. Mayor Rom Palo reportedly chased him but he escaped capture, leaving witnesses unsettled and asking for calm.
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Lake View
New
Extrait
Muldew
Eveqing
Awetar
Perse
Et Ark Wiley
Emhereed Rane
Misa Aury
Mayor Rom
Palo
Chase
Banker Fred Crocker Ends Burden With Morphine Suicide
Charlton Iowa November 23 Fred Crocker cashier of the First National Bank of this city and a leading Iowa banker killed himself during the night leaving a note stating he could no longer bear the burden His death by his own action shocks the state and the bank which holds deposits around 100000 is described as sound The note's exact contents have not been made public His wife and daughter Jessie were informed while visiting Cleaga
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Charlton
Fred Crocker
First National Bank
Iowa
Nolte
Nuu Fonger
Crocker
Jessie
Mel
ELOPING WIFE CAUGHT AT DEPOT IN SMALL TOWN
Mrs Justortt, wife of a respected resident, was stopped at Rock Island Kinlton depot while planning to elope with Carl Whitrock. She carried a two year old and a large sum of money. Whitrock fled after a confrontation. he faced an assault case in Alvord and later testified about his supposed South Dakota wife.
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Jack Haptts
Bim
Jaslori
Rock ‘Island Kinlton
Carl Whitrack
Will
Marshal Catrall
Whitrock
Justortt
Anessay
Kitter
Alvord
Mire
Kohl
Justorff
Wittwock
South Dakota
Dubuque Man Missing Four Weeks Found in Chicago Hospital
Edward Persch, a Dubuque resident reported missing for four weeks, has been located in a Chicago hospital in weak but conscious condition. He cannot recall the events leading to his disappearance and cannot provide details. He is considered a prominent local figure.
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Dubuque
Chicago Hospital
Edward Persch
Chicago
Crime Eradication Vision Through Scientific Means
A 19th century discussion critiques public morality and proposes a radical plan of “proetigal citizenship” to curb crime. Grant argues for severe measures, including sterilization and death for repeat offenders, likening crime control to eradicating disease with modern science.
Princess Daughter Barbara Lapankhin Kidnapped in London Crowd
Barbara Lapankhin, 18, daughter of former Reval governor Alexander Lapankhin and a Russian princess, vanished in London while visiting an English governess. The Russian embassy and Scotland Yard pursue the case as a note claimed she was abducted and held in a cellar near the West End, with the governess reporting the distressing claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Barbara Lapankhin
Alexander Lapankhin
Reval
Scotland Yard
Barbara
Aldwich Theater
Harbara
Insanity to Be Thaw's Defense in Second Trial
New York announces that Harry Kendall Thaw will use insanity as his defense in the December 2 trial for shooting Stanford White. Chief counsel Martin W. Littleton says he is convinced Thaw is insane and has not adopted the strategy as a theory, but believes in the mental condition underlying his actions.
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Tfiriford
Grant
Newil Grant
Priser
New York
Harry Kendall Thaw
Shiying
Stanford White
Martin W. Littleton
Thaw
Hin
Dibs Chenr
Defense rests in Dickinson trial in Des Moines area
In Dickinson murder case proceedings at Des Moines area court, the defense rested after morning testimony. State rebuttal witnesses questioned Dickinson's whereabouts and relations with Irene Blydenburg. Handwriting experts argued the hotel registration for H B Dickinson and wife was penned by the same writer, while Dickinson claimed the addition of “and wife” was forged.
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Des Moines
Dickinson
Irene Blydenburg
Marshalstowich
H. B. Dickinson
Marshalltown
Gasoline Explosion Burns Woman and Kills Child in Tripoli
In Tripoli, a stove explosion caused by a hidden gasoline quantity severely burned Mrs. William Carstensen and fatally burned Lucinda Carstensen, 6, who died after intense suffering. The mother suffered burns to her hips and hands and is hospitalized.
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Tripoli
William Carstensen
Lucinda
Tormhia Siffering
Carry Murder Trial to Supreme Court in Iowa City
In Pratt Connell murder case the state plans to appeal to the supreme court claiming mistrial and improper evidence led to a not guilty verdict. Officials seek funds for transcript costs to obtain a ruling, despite double jeopardy concerns. A separate item reports Eugene Patterson injured when a fork tines pierced his hand during hay loading near Spencer, Iowa.
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Iowa City
Pratt. Connell
Supreme Court
W. Gd. McDonald
J. J. Ney
Ailege
Board of Supervisors
Mer Pratt
Wiliam Connell
Spencer
Eugene Patterson
Patterson
Writ of Review Granted in Iowa Libel Suit
The Huh Breme puro granted the Dex Wition for a writ of review in the case of Dirabeth Peek of Mt. Auburn Ill against the Chicago Tribune. Originating in the U S district court for the northern district of Illinois, the suit sought 25000 damages for publication of a picture under another name tied to a patent medicine testimonial. The Seventh Circuit court of appeals decisions were against her. The Sioux Indians band title case involving a large sum was moved to the U S Supreme Court calendar with a January 7 hearing set.
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Iowa
Washington, D
Dirabeth Peek
Mt. Auburn
Chicago Tribune
United States
Dipewit
Northern District of
Miss Peck
Circuit
Eps Cult Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Local barber shop tragedy as man draws number and dies
In Town City a 63 year old barber shop patron drawn to 13 collapsed and died after a remark about a friend's death. He was a longtime resident and a widow survives.
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Town City
Ort, St
Cider Barrel Explosion Injures Spencer Man
Spencer Iowa proprietor Owen H. Spencer of the Spencer Bottling Works was burned when a cider barrel exploded after steam steam entered through a bunghole leading from a boiler. The hot water splashed onto his limbs and abdomen causing injuries.
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Spencer
Owen
Spencer Bottling Works
Wan Beverly
Campbell
Sioux City Engineer Retires On Pension
Charles C. Rowell, an engineer with long service in the Chieugs, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha organizations, plans to move to Onawa to reside. After fifty nine years in engineering, forty with the A S PP M and C, he retires on a pension and will enjoy a home in Onawa.
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Sioux City
Charles ¢. Rowell
Chieugs
Waterloo to Own Its Water Works System
Waterloo Indiana voters approved municipal ownership of the waterworks by a large majority in yesterday's special election. Of the votes cast, about 1,000 were for and 623 against public ownership. utilities have previously been privately owned. Next step is to decide whether to buy the current plant or build new works. Two months ago voters rejected a renewal franchise for the Waterlon Water Company, which had recently sunk artesian wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Get
Waeleriuo
Waterlon Water Company
Roads Must Not Sell Land on Gad Patents
An opinion by Judge More row of the U S circuit court holds railroads may not sell land where patent rights were wrongly issued or recalled. The case against the Southern Pacific Company seeks recovery of funds for land sold despite set aside patents and recalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Get
Judise Morerow
United States Circuit Court
United States
Ates
OWA No Longer a Pearl Button Leader
Iowa loses premiership in pearl button industry as New York takes the lead in finished button output in 1905. Iowa remains dominant in blanks and button blanks production though, with many establishments and high capital, while New York gains overall output. Wages rise, employment changes, and state roles noted with terminology from early 20th century industry reports.
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Washington
Nav
Hawkeye
New York
Iowa
New Yorks
New Jersey
Town Jewey
Tittomleum
Musentine
Certified milk at thirty six cents a quart
Des Moines reports the state board of health debated pure milk standards. New York tests, sanitizes, and certifies milk at 36 cents a quart, with buyers often resisting the price. Iowa considers alternatives to guarantee purity while tuberculosis concerns persist.
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Des Moines
Town State Board of Health
Iowa
New York
Board of Health
Iowa State Board of Health
Tews
Editor Deserted Wife Seeks Divorce in Kingsley
Eoward C Ping Tripp, former Kingsley Times editor, is accused of desertion after a marriage on August 26, 1890. His wife, LeMin, filed for divorce in Kingsley and cites two children and a lengthy separation through April 102.
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LeMins
Llonbelle
Tripp
Kingsley
Eoward C
Ping
Alvl
Bey
Kingsley Times
Hoieg Pawns
Henry Wordner
Loscal
Beine Vt
Democrat
Merrill Girl Victim Of Accident In Merrill
Betsworth Worth, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. St Retsiworth, Merrill, was wounded when her brother-in-law Frank Calhoun Jr with a shotgun outside a Whitlay house fired birdshot into her hands. The left hand thumb and fingers were damaged. The incident occurred as James, age unknown, played with the gun inside the home.
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Ttara Rete
Worth
St Retsiworth
Merrill
Visibie
Frank Calhoun, Jr
Jhamte
Ugeu Meowis
Whitlay
Miss. Betsworth
Hale
Mercy
Marshalltown Car Shops To Be Rebuilt
Mireluntown Indiana November 1 Managey Day of the Lowe Central Railroad Company today said the damaged car with paint shops will be rebuilt here as soon as arrangements insure insurance adjusted and the ground cleared of debris. The new building will be larger than the old and will be of brick and steel.
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Mireluntown
Lowe. Central Railroad Company
Ppce
Sunl
Nan Cy
Wade
Insuraice
Brik and Steel
Three Year Old Hero Saves Baby Sister in Tub
In Like City Iowa on November 1 the three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pred Stauffer saved her infant sister from drowning in a tub of water. She kept the baby’s mouth above water and cried for help, drawing the parents.
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City
Myre
Pred Stauffer
Perkins Farm Sold for 109 An Acre in Ida County
Dirick Koolker sold his eighty acre farm one mile west of Perkins to Johannes Wolfswinkel for 109 dollars per acre. The property includes a fine grove of young black walnut trees and several small buildings. Ida County potato yields bring about 125 dollars an acre with Carsten Griem of Silver Creek Township reporting five acres yielding 1300 bushels sold at 10 cents per bushel.
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Perkins
Perkins, In
Dirick Koolker
Johannes Wolfswinkel
Ida County
Carsten Griem
Silver Creel
State Buttermakers Meet in Des Moines
Executive committee of the New State Dairy Association led by President W. B. Barney of Hampton and Secretary W. Johnson of Des Moines met to finalize plans for the state meeting in Des Moines from November 20 to 22. An exhibition of about 300 tubs of butter is planned with high prizes for top scoring butter. After testing, officials will allow butter makers to score and prizes awarded to those closest to the official test. This is a new feature for the year.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
Tew State Dairy Association
W. B. Barney
Hampton
Ww. 4. Johnson
Treassurer
Frank M. Brown
Cedar Rapids
Desk Moines
Executiv Committee
Des Moines Troops Spend Day at Hawarden
Des Moines troops ordered from Des Moines to the reservation spent Saturday afternoon in Hawarden. Horses were watered and cared for as the crowd gathered. The soldiers appeared cheerful and chatted with townspeople in a lively scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hawarden
Des Moines i
Alice
Grace Landis
Katherine Boyd
Prison inmates flee Baston jail in burglary and assault case
Baston Jail in Maryland emptied this morning except for Willan Newman a Black man. Three prisoners were confined on the yard for burglary and assault while Gordon Cooper Noah Hovery and others walked out during the second half of a delivery patrol near the town.
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Baston
Willan Newman
Wrson
Moses Cooper
Noah Hovery
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