Webster City boy sent to school for incwfrigi bility
An Iowa brief reports Wittim Acres a one year old Webster City child was removed to Industrial School of Eldora for incorrigibility. A miner Jacob Rinske was killed by slate fall in Incline coal mine Boone County. Blaske, 49, born in Poland, left a wife and five children. Jury verdict favored defendant in the Clara Crane vs J M Funk case as Judge Weaver warned against extortion attempts. Bread contracts for Camp McKinley cited as price rises push loaves to four cents a slice. Ogden post office burglary damaged a store and safe. stamps left untouched. Mallard cyclone killed an elderly man and injured others including Mike Wagner and family. Sheriff John W Welsh of Johnson County found not guilty in malfeasance case. Waterloo resident Jeannette Trevano attacked by a bull dog, risk of death.
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St. Joseph
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Iowa City
John W. Welsh
Johnson County
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Wade
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Jeannette Trevano
Waterloo
State Eclectic Medical Safiety At Des Moines Convention
The Iowa Eclectic Medical Society met in Des Moines to elect officers for the coming year, naming President Dr E H Harris Grinnell Vice President Dr P F Price Milo Recording Secretary Dr E D Wiley Des Moines Corresponding Secretary Dr Minkler Des Moines and Treasurer Dr W D Maple Des Moines.
Spain in turmoil as uprising endangers the throne
A Madrid dispatch reports wild scenes in the chamber during Sagasta's speech with Republicans and Carlists hurling insults. Troops kept in barracks as Oviedo proclaims siege, police mobilized, and growing unrest threatens the monarchy amid European powers weighing intervention and Spain’s future.
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Cruiser Charlestan to Manila as City of Pekin heads to Mare Island
May 7. United States cruiser Charlestan and steamer City of Pekin are at San Francisco. Pekin will be docked at Mare Island Navy Yards to take on 10,000 tons of coal and large stocks of ammunition and provisions for Manila. Pekin may become a hospital ship upon reaching the Philippines.
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No Ammunition for Spanish Ships Delays Pacific Fleet
Paris dispatch reports five Spanish ships including the lelayo and Alfonso XII not yet supplied with ammunition. Cadiz delays may force the Cape Verde fleet to return. Manila Bay battle results cited: 11 Spanish ships destroyed, 8 captured, Cavite batteries damaged, Corregidor forts reduced, 400 Spaniards killed, 668 wounded, $5 million in losses. Coal for Dewey to be rushed. City of Pekin to sail May 25 with coal troops and shores for Manila.
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New York Journal
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Milan Turmoil Engulfs City in Violent Street Battles
In Milan a brutal day of fighting erupted in Via Simtraire and Via Torino as tiles and chimneys rained on troops who retreated. About 300 killed and 1,000 injured. Postal telegraph offices closed, mail halted, public buildings guarded, and artillery deployed at Piazza del Duomo. Eight thousand troops quartered, reserves recalled, refugees fled toward Vienna and Fontana.
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Sampson S Squadron Sails to Key West for Coal Supply
Advices from Key West report Sampson s squadron arrived yesterday to load a large quantity of coal at Key West before heading toward Porto Rico and Cape Verde forts. Vessels include New York Indiana Lawn Cincinnati Detroit Marblehead and Mayflower. The move suggests a planned engagement once the Spanish squadron is located.
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American flag raised beside Cuban colors on Cuban soil
A Key West report states the tug Leyden returned with two parties from Washington to Gomez who debarked on the north shore of Santa Clara province and proceeded inland. Another group under Cuban General Acosta landed near Muriel and routed Spanish forces after Wilmington shelled cavalry. Sixty wounded and sixteen dead were reported as Spanish forces withdrew. The American and Cuban flags were hoisted together on Cuban soil.
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Marblehead shelling silences town forts on April afternoon
Special to 9 the Tre reports Cien Tuegiok bornbaried as Marblehead batteries silenced the town in the afternoon of April 29 and shelled the town causing extensive damage and forcing thousands indoors. Fort shooting occurred at 4,000 yards before Captain Mc Call ordered 4-inch guns raised to reach the 1,600 yards range.
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Spanish Fleet Sighted Near Barbadoes Reported
Washington May 7 The fore war ships seen off Barbadoes Wednesday were the Vizcaya Almirante Oquendo Cristobal Colon and Infanta Maria Veresa Four warships were sighted near Martinique at daylight about 125 miles from Barbadoes suggesting the Spanish fleet may be bound to Porto Rico and an engagement with Sampson could be imminent
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Disastrous Fire Destroys Rows in Duluth District
A major blaze in Minnesota Point above the slip canal destroyed fifty frame buildings near Lower Lule Avenue and the lakefront area. Within an hour two thousand residents were left homeless as the poorest district burned, while unrelated items mention Japan China's indemnity and wartime debates.
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La Fayette Captured After Chase by Annapolis
Reports from Key West detail the French liner La Fayette sailing from Corunna to Tavana with many passengers and likely recruits aboard. The gunboat Annapolis intercepted near Ilavana, forced the vessel to surrender, and escorted it to Havana with the Wilmington and other ships providing support amid a delicate international dispute over contraband and war recruitment.
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Fifty-Fifth Congress Deliberates on War and Finance
Washington reports detail sweeping appropriations for army and navy, housing bills, and fortifications. Senate and House actions include riverine and land measures, labor arbitration, Alaska land rights, and a post office appropriation, with mentions of the Oregon, Alfonso ship, and a presidential succession debate.
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