Col K P Thoumsen withdraws from lieutenant governor race
A historical Iowa dispatch notes Col K P Thoumsen of Rock Rapids withdraws from the republican bid for lieutenant governor. The report bundles multiple local incidents from Sioux City to Muscatine, including a fatal freight yard accident and a murder case, with court decisions and weather and crop musings.
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K.P. Thoumsen
Rock Rapids
Clay Bratt
Alott
Divisv
Washinet
Brodit Renin
Blaine
McKnight
Sioux City
Ferris
Mae
Wakefield
Woodbury County
Boards of Health
Alton
Henry Geibink
Geo. M. Vitus
Muscatine
Louise
F. M. Molesberry
Columbus d Junction
Tionisa
Washington
Henry Tumin
Buntenbach
Mumin
John Teeter
W. Thiel
W. L. Simplot
Incksmith
Dathhue
Swan
C. P. Bartlett
Lepley
Spor
Bartlett
I. d. Jive
John King
Nex
Signa
Hite
Din
Moving on Balkans the Fronts See Troop Concentration
Strong Russian forces concentrate near Austria and Romania from June 4 under the pretext of summer maneuvers. Officials discuss a broader alliance and possible federation of Russia Dalgraria Servica and Montenegro. Budapest dispatch notes Austria on war footing in Bosnia and Albania amid political agitation.
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St. Petersburg
Austria
Romania
Theg
Ronmatuia
Tavon Lexa d'Achrenthal
Tauusdovit
Kouropotkine
Ninister
Viena
Bucharest
Mil Roursanig
Telekans
Austria-Hungary
Alexander of
Serva
Feridingna
Bulgaria
Septumnder
Russia
Dalgraria
Servica
Montenegro
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Budapest
Albania
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Vienna
Sarajevo
Banjatuka
Itai and Moentenegro
Mussulmans
Amipaiwa
Turkey
Maly
Washington Denies Schley Precept Modification Request
The department refuses Admiral Schley’s demand to alter the language of the court of inquiry precept. It cites official records showing Schley admitted disobeying orders, a fact acknowledged regardless of intent.
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Long
Schley
War plans and politics from Transvaal surrender talks
Dispatches from Standerton date July 5 report Kitchener met Botha and De Wet at Platran to discuss surrender terms. Botha and allies urged continuing fight while seeking conditional relief. Kansas and Nebraska politics cited in U S commentary. Also note Newport racing update: Darrependence ship sailed, fastest car race results against Columbia with surge in speed and sea conditions.
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London
Standerton
Transvaal
D. Coburn
Resultare
Eri
Agvienture
Wils Whiston
Kansas
Mie Couarn
Wilson
Iowa
Minnis
Missouri
Mir Wilson
Itis
Carour
Newport
Columbia
Colummbia
Cresceus Trotting Champ Sets New Record At Cleveland
Cresceus, the trotting turf champion, added more titles by winning in 2:02 marking a half second improvement over the week’s record. The event featured fast early fractions and noted a landmark that the distance has been completed in under one minute by a trotter.
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Mra
Phoebe Bunn
Marion
Drake University of
Nes Moines
Cedar Rapids
Christian Ehurch
Taine Mission Society
Cresceus
Caligulus
Cleveland
Warters
Tawton Town Selections Draw Thousands as Land Sale Nears
A town of 10 900 people to be named Tawton emerges near Fort Sir within layton. Following land allotment near Hiene and Jallory, thousands of homeseekers drawn to government picks for town sites converge on Tawton. By August 6 lots will be sold. forty temporary businesses already set up including a grocery and a newspaper. street layouts completed and many streets opened. Thousands of Indigenous residents have filed claims nearby.
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Tinton
Mawton
Bantan
Tempora Ty
Ed Reno
Wining Sunder
United States
Oklahoma
Chinese Christians To Be Partially Tied To Law
Washington reports a proclamation from Governor Yuan of Shang Tong dated June 7 defines limits on magistrates interaction with Christians. It directs officials to enforce law equally, allowing religion to be practiced only in religious matters and not to influence local affairs. The measure aims to prevent officials from favoring Christians or church members while ensuring public disturbances are handled firmly on both sides.
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Washington
State Department
Uan
Shang Tong
Yuan
Mwe
Jie
Ife
Akron Bank Burglary Captives Lead Detectives to Loot
Private detectives employed by an Akron bank captured after a vault theft recovered between five and ten thousand dollars in bills. The robbers, who had visited the bank windows earlier, were taken near Lake Shore station and boarded a train toward Akron. Authorities say secrecy around the case hindered early public disclosure. The fugitives guided detectives to buried money after being transported to the outskirts.
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Akron
Kevayer
Joshen
Ind
Akron Bank
Lake Bhare
Rykhart
Cheelors
Eusiart
Corn King Phillips in Trouble Across Chicago Board of Trade
The Phillips company known as corn king transferred all trades to McReynolds Co and suspended business after a chaotic books review. Attorney John Goodwin said the firm will continue with orders but will require current margins while books are rechecked.
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Chicago
Geo
Lis
Ale Reynolds & Go
Ife
Phillips Company
Chicas Board of Trade
Cireles
George FL Millips
Hat
McReynolds & Co
Faililies
Operas Commission
Wats
Associated Press
John 8. Goodwin
Black & Goodwin
Unnirs
Gobg Resson
Board of Trade Directors
Phillips
Roosevelt address in Colorado Springs marked centennial
Vice President Theodore Roosevelt spoke to about 5000 in North Park Colorado Springs on the Colorado quarto centennial, urging strength and honesty at home and abroad and a fair, just world role for the United States. The event featured Governor Ornian, veterans, rough riders, and schoolchildren amid the celebration.
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Delivera
Colorado Syrhaga
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado
Iowa State News and Legal Notes From Des Moines
A Des Moines column covers the visit of Minister Conger, Iowa judiciary disputes over veterinary licenses, and a test case in district court. It reports on customs collections totaling 93 170.93 with 25 072.01 duties and 87 2 in penalties. Also notes a counterfeit ring targeting one dollar bills, political race talk, crop outlooks, a new state hospital project, and a governor’s reward allocation for a murder case. The piece cites Senator Tillman’s remarks on race, Secretary Van Sonten’s crop estimates, and the Cherokee hospital progress with 200 workers and 150 boarders.
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Des Moines
Redman
Lex Moines
Town Seed Company
United States
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