Bodies found and crimes reported in Iowa turmoil
The Marengo laborer John Stroeder was found with his throat cut under a river bridge after a missing period. Drownings, arrests and thefts across Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Sioux City are detailed, including a Des Moines double murder suicide and a Cedar Rapids cattle theft recovery.
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John Stroeder
Marengo
William Leidig
Rush Dam
Tivington
Rush
Otter Island
Charles Kaseell
Frank Volf
Fred Pryor
Henry Keistner
Voss Bloomfield
Wainnrwa
Torsasial
Harry Booth
Booth
F. A. Thrackett
Rom Atlantic
O. E. Powell
Des Moines
Brackett
W. TH. Parnsaworth
Kiows City
LeMars National Bank
Sioux City
Ward
Dubuque
T. J. Stone
First National Bank of
Reorganized
First National Bank
I T. J. Stone
Stone
T. H. Stone
D. Talbott
Cedar Rapids
Tenton County
Davis
Smith
Vinton
J. W. Langhan
Langhan
Addison Berry
Bertruim
Sinclair's
Boch & N.ear
Mr. Daughan
Berry
Marshal Kozlovsky
She Hiesen
Cedi
Waterloo
I Tvene
John M. Whorpe
Richards
Vort Dodge
Gubernatorial Instination Trains Wreck and Town Fire
Four miles south of Hampton the Town Central passenger train derailed at speed, killing two mail clerks and injuring others including an express messenger. In Dallas Center a fire destroyed the main block, with eleven adjacent buildings burned, a brick bank surviving. The preliminary Busse trial near Allison concluded with no bail granted.
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Geneva
Hampton
Jud Kendall
Grinnell
E. C. McKenzie
Ottumwa
Thomas
South End
J W. Mandan
Marshalltown
Mort Treath
Oldfamwa
Dallas
Bank
Busse
Alison
Henry Snider
Ness
Wagenge
Burroughs
Butler Comity
Taft Opens Civil Government in the Philippines
Manila reports the inauguration of civil government headed by Taft with MacArthur and Chaffee present. Taft took the oath, outlines future departments, troop concentration, and plans for provincial administration, education, and tariff policy. He notes insurrection persists in five provinces while many others move toward civil rule.
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Philippines
Manila
Natt
Mac Arthur
Chaffee
Plaga Palacio
William Ji
Philippine Islands
Chivé
Arellano
Taft
Fort Santiago
Salt
Waldo Delavera
Denito Legarda
Jose Luzuriaga
Interror
Worcester
Commerce and Police
Wright
Justice and
Finannee
Lde
Moses
Art
Congress
Insular
Tutt
Eurmen
Funeral for Michigan statesman Pingree draws thousands
Thousands attend the Pingree funeral at Haven S Pingree former Michigan governor. The service in the east drawing room featured Unitarian minister Rees Sturant and Congregationalist Andrew Nehemiah Loynton. The casket was escorted by Governor Uliss and guardsmen to Llypveed Cemetery amid civic salutes.
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Michigan Statesman
Detroit
Jesus
Pingree
Haven S. Pingree
Michigan
Rees Sturant
Andrew Nehemiah Loynton
Uliss
Stadt
Michigan National Guard
Michigan Naval Reserves
Llypveed
Montana train hold up nets $70000 in Great Falls robbery
Train No. 1 westbound on the Great Northern road was held up at Wagner station, 196 miles east of Great Falls, by three masked men who dynamited the express car and secured about $70,000. One robber rode ahead, then jumped to the engine and forced the crew to abandon it. Gunfire raked the cars as the bandits fled on horseback toward the Bad Lands. a pursuing posse is in pursuit with uncertain prospects.
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Dbamite Ia
Great Watts
Mont
Great Northern
Wagner Station
Srife
Brenma
Nob
British and Japanese Evacuate Pekin Quarters
London reports British and Japanese sections in Pekin have been formally transferred to Chinese control, with Italians French and Germans slower to move. German and other foreign troops still supervise. Thousands of Japanese reinforcements arrive to replace Ile Jorge in Chi Li province. Court to be restored. gates to be rebuilt at significant cost. French hint evacuating Pei Ting Fu by July 5, while allied villagers’ society grows amid tax resistance and rising disorders.
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Peking
London
Pekin
Tartar
Ile Jorge
Chi-Li
Peo Ting
Che Cormans
Yao ‘Ting Fu
Insurgent Leader Ballarmino Surrenders in Philippines
Manila July 8 official report confirms Ballarmino’s surrender with 35 officers 315 guns and ammunitions at Lepaspi Albay. He handed to Col. Theo J Wint of the Sixth Cavalry after meeting General Chaffee who plans future operations. Since June 1 082 insurgents have surrendered in the district.
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Eurogen
Philippine Islands
Manila
Ballarmino
Mallarmino
Pstegiaeé
Soregon
Lagespi
Albay
Uhak
Audi W
Cailles
Santa Cruz
Maguna
Malvar
Tauzon
Kruger rejects privateer arm proposals in Brussels
Washington reports say Kruger declined to arm privateers though promoters push him to warn powers he will issue letters of marque if intervention occurs. Officials doubt such warrants would be recognized. privateers without Kruger’s consent would be pirates and face world-wide suppression.
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Kruger
Brussels
Petit Bleu
South African Republic
Rongers
Washington
Wenger
Porto Rican assembly approves free trade resolution
In an extraordinary session the Porto Rico Assembly unanimously passed a free trade resolution. Governor Allen signed the measure as cheers rose. The document outlines local taxation under the Mollander act to fund insular government and seeks a proclamation from President McKinley on July 25, marking a local holiday for the anniversary of the American flag. Governor Allen also detailed Porto Rico’s ample revenues avoiding new customs receipts.
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Porto
San Juan
Porto Bien
Assembly Jrl
Allen
Foraker Bay
Porto Rican Assembly
Congress
United States
Mollander
McKinley
Porto Rico
Lightning kills twelve at Chicago lakefront fishing pier
Twelve men were killed and a boy wounded when a single bolt struck a Lake Michigan fishing group at Montrose boneyard North Side Chicago. The boy was later believed fatally injured while others were thrown into the water. A stray line about a mother bird and eggs appears among the readable fragments.
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Wilhelmina
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Montrose Boneyard
Roberts Named Possible Comptroller of the Currency
Washington July 8 The only name mentioned to succeed Dawes as comptroller of the currency is George E Roberts of Town the present director of the mint He enjoys the full confidence of the president and the secretary of the treasury and is viewed as capable and of high integrity He has long been a prominent writer on financial subjects and was appointed director of the United States mint He is currently in Bun Prairises
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Townn
Suvecknor
Coupetroller Dawes
Washington
Rency
Mr. Dawes
George E. Roberts
Town
Mint
Mgr. Roberts
United States
Anint
Mar
Roberts
Bun Prairises
Appointment of Kittridge to Fill U S Senate Vacancy
A special dispatch reports attorney A J Kittridge, South Dakota ex Republican national committee member, named by Governor Merrick to fill the late United States Senator James Kyre's vacancy. Kittridge, from Gamble's district, would clear the field for the March 4 1903 full term race, with Merrick expected to sign soon.
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Suee Wath
Kyles Omahe
A. J. Kitrridge
South Dakota
Tierried
United States
James H. Kyre
Ma. Kittridge
Autour Cgamble
S Yeu
Marreh
Merrick
State treasury shows record general revenue funds
Des Moines July 8 2002 quarterly statement of the state treasurer reports the general revenue fund on hand at 1 148 888 17 an increase over five years. The total on hand now is 1 826 804 98 including 648 100 in agricultural college bonds and 1 198 764 98 cash. Other funds total 9 235 89 endowment 40 498 91 swamp land 778 university 516 47 agricultural college interest 1 999 25 to permanent school 0 44. Hospital inspection notes report inmates picking 3 700 quarts of strawberries in a day and farm and town institutions praised. Smallpox outlook cited as improving with hot weather and expert projections for next winter. Parole granted to Dawren for murder. Damascus steel inventor and new dairy adulteration enforcement updates noted. Lord Roberts testified on deportation plots in London.
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Des Moines
Marely
Agricultural College
Special University
Agricultural College College
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National Steel Company
Youngstown
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Aletter
Tle
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State Board of Health
Towa
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