Iowa newspaper fragment recalls fires and trials in 1900s
Fragmentary OCR recounts numerous local events including college exhibits, city building work, fire department expenses, and legal cases. It mentions the Des Moines area and Mason City, reviews a poultry exhibit, a cornet of public works, and a murder plea in Fort Dodge, with scattered names and places.
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Paneer Association
Fiesh
Jobn Aletealf
Pudi
Vie Pesd Tend
Dire Beni
Fenghers
Marne
Figside College
Dia
Ak Taille Creek
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Altre Motants
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Che ‘Ink
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Fade Mebherson
Berth Town Poultry Association
Mason City Dee
Te Dee
Eye Law
Lewards
Tesight
United States Census Bureau
Nes Maines
Davenport
Sioux City
Matilda Henry
Des Moines
Carlibhon
Henry
Nes Moines
Cire
Gind
Seth Paley
Hmerson
Amos
Iowa
Drake
Muskins
Charles MecQuillen
Mason City
MecQuillen
Weir Plate
Minty
Antl
Biss
Ames
Lowa
Bob
Heathe
Chicago
James Luseginhe
Tows City
Nas
State University
Misein
Univer
Des Moines Conmercial Club
World News Briefs Include Trials and Trials Result
Fragmentary notes report multiple trials and sentences: Lane Davis jailed for a two year term with fines. Christine Clark charged in a murder case with second degree or related counts. Wilbur Carre jailed for life for a murder in Gowrie. a government treasurer, Sheldon, files a contribution list showing totals around $1.57 million.
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Diplomatie Sevdeee
Roy Laliphene
Willy
Side Tutchler
Shite
Ain
Iran
Vermillion
S. 2
Christine Clark
Tushardh
Dal A. Leeelyte
Riened
Sumuyei
United States Japan Pact Sees Mutual Guard Of China
nations agree to respect each other’s territories in the Pacific and defend China’s independence for equal access to trade. In case of trouble, the two powers will consult to act together and preserve the status quo.
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United States
Japan
China
Stles
Philippines
Ponting
Narorean
Fle Rlea Fields
Pangasinan
Pornindy
William Kallebrim
Jersey City
Leo
Victoria Kallebrun
New York
Nellie Morten
Uelle
Kansas City
Dy D. K. Pearsons
Chicago
Pu Yi
Boventy-sequid Street
Lexington Avenue
Sandy Hook
White Star
Georgie
Prumt
Savannah
Gia
Lous Wagner
Amer Fca
Turbulent Era News Echoes From Europe and U S Headlines
Reports span battles, political upheaval, and notable crimes. Faure death rumors, Steinheil arrest, and a string of assassinations surface amid court cases. In America, divorce rates rise while robberies and explosions spark incidents. International shipwrecks, parades, and political transitions color a turbulent global scene.
Cumming Nominated Iowa Junior Senator at Joint Session
At noon on November 21 the Iowa Senate and House met in joint session voting 141 to 3. Albert J. Cummins received Republican support while Claude Porter backed by Democrats was the rival candidate. Lt. Gov. Garst announced Cummins as the junior senator designate from Iowa to the United States Senate.
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Cumaylis
United States
WB. Allison
Iowa
Warran Garst
Swdill
Cumnins
Casita
la Guatra
Guadeloupe
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Berlin
Lecoute
Edward J. Stilkwagen
Washington
Tate Haus Uretton
Hambleton
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Crmnmins
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Garstllis
Tie
Igh
Des Moines
Thirty-second
William J. Alson
Nestor
United States Senate
Trent. Gev
Warret Durst
Senate
Che Roll
Albert
J. Gurumtins
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Claude Porter
Govertey Garst
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Albert A. Cumming
Junnior
Tawa
Sere
Inaugural Address By Iowa Governor Garst Details
A citizen of Iowa assumed the governor post, taking office at 3 o'clock after an oath by Chief Justice Scott M. Ladd. Garst delivered a concise inaugural address. The text also notes river and railway trivia, including Sulleg in British India and English horse-drawn streetcars, alongside a Siamese train accident reported in a miscellaneous commentary.
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Iowa
Scott M. Ladd
Supreme Court of
Garst
British India
England
Siam
Foot and Mouth Disease Threatens Livestock Nationwide
Washington reports a new bulletin by Dr. Salmon and Dr. Smith warning the dangerous foot and mouth disease could spread widely if not controlled. It chiefly affects cattle, sheep, swine, and goats, with fever and mouth blisters, causing animals to refuse food and water and spreading via cattle, clothing, and ground contamination.
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Washington, DD
Pennsylvania
D. B. Salmon
Theobald Smith
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Europe
Taft to preside over national conservation conference
President elect William H Taft has accepted an invitation to preside over and address a joint conference of the national conservation commission with state governors in Washington on December 8 The gathering brings together leading national figures in commerce finance and politics and may rival the White House conservation conference held by President Roosevelt last May
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Taft
Washington, D. C
William H. Taft
National Conservation Commission
White House
Roosevelt
Wife Slayer Executed in Auburn Prison
William Robert Brasch, Rochester wife murderer, was electrocuted in Auburn prison early Saturday after Governor Hughes declined to intervene. He murdered his wife Roxanna by pushing her into the Erie canal at Rochester on June 15, 1806 to marry May Gilmore of Defiance, Ohio.
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Aubin
William Robert Brasch
Rochester
Hughes
Auburn
Brasch
Roxanna
Erie Canal
May Gilmore
Guthrie Flood Destroys Homes Cushions City With Overflow
A forty eight hour rain drenched Guthrie Oklahoma swelling the Cottonwood River and its tributaries. The river topped its record crest by one foot and continued to rise ten inches, flooding West Guthrie and leaving several hundred homes partially underwater and around 1000 people homeless. High water forced evacuations as authorities rushed to provide aid and shelter.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Villey
West
Women Hold Far Near Half Of Pennsy Stock
New York report shows women own 47 percent of Pennsylvania Railroad stock valued over 148 million dollars. They also receive nearly half of the railroad's semi annual dividend totaling 9.4 million dollars as it is distributed.
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New York
Pennsylyania Railroad
Dinner in Honor of Frank H Hitchcock in Washington
Dinner honors Frank H Hitchcock, chairman of the Republican National Committee, in Washington, D C. Officers and members of the committee presented a costly acid watch as a testimonial with toasts congratulating his leadership in the recent campaign.
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Hitchcock
Washington
B. C
Frank H. Hitchcock
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