Coroner in Iowa Inquests After Cedar Falls Interurban Death
Multiple Iowa notices report an inquest ordered after eight year old Hans Rasmussen died near Cedar Falls following a fall from an interurban car. Other items note longtime Lake City leader S T Hutchison's death, legal decision in Charles City, a fatal ditch collapse near Sidney, and various local incidents, appointments, and civic updates across the state.
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Kistner
Cedar Falls
Hans Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Waterloo
Iowa
Lake City
Hutchison
Calhoun County
Chicago
John Whipple
Sidney
William Pallinger
Burlington
Iowa Association of Insurance Agents
Des Moines
Central West
Ruby
John Sylvester
Mystic
Page County
Towa
Towa State Federation of Labor
Davenport
Dora Bragzell
Dubuque
Atlantic
Mead Boy
C. Harthom
A. J. Carpenter
Elkader
George Homan
Long Bankers
Charles City
L. J. Kessler
Kessler
Wee
University of Iowa
Focal
Phi Delti Kappa
National Educational Workers' Fraternity
Ganlore
Board of Education of
Manning
Milwaukee
Texas
John H. Standling
First State Bank
Corwith
Garner
Hancock County Grand Jury
Fort Madison
Towa Agricultural Experiment Station
E. &. Richardson
Webster City
Hahneman Medical Association of Iowa
Iowa City
Daniel B. Ferguson
Marshall Town
Ida Grove
Ferguson
Company AB
Second Iowa Cavalry
W. D. Cantillon
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
G. Strickland
Denison
Iowa State Undertakers’ Association
Bank of Brooks
First National Bank of Corning
Arthur Robbins
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Robbins
Ray Cross
Nevada
Marshal Shaver
Ames
Lincoln
Neb
Ella Hitz
Tripoli
Owa
Uly Schwartz
Gilbert Currier
Willam Elsberry
McHaze
Fraser
Frank Nokes
Supreme Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Myra B. Enright
Kansas City
Kan
Supreme Oracle
Amelia Hawkins
Ottumwa
Cedar‘Falls
Clyde
L. B. Bradley
Numa
Society of Music ‘Teachers
Mupcntine
Bika
Russell-Lamson
Waterloo-qirl
Norberg
Wateriog Bostleries
News Notes on World Affairs 1913 Scene
At Washington cabinet talks address the Colorado mine strike and arbitration plans with Judge Lindsey. Morgan's Grand Trunk links surface as Mellen accuses him amid Sherman act case. Wilson pledges effort to end labor war. radium ore found in Salvador. US coke output sets 1913 record. Becker found arch conspirator in Rosenthal case. Roosevelt arrives in New York. Taft era figures and Panama Canal notes appear amid domestic political moves.
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Charles S. Mellen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Mellen
Morgan
Wilson
HC. Lindey
Denver
Colorado
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Mediation plan for Mexico seeks provisional government at Niagara Falls
Mediation by A B C delegates at Niagara Falls outlines Elimination of Huerta Carranza and Zapata, creation of a provisional commission based government, and a general armistice with elections under its auspices. John R Silliman arrives Mexico City amid concerns for his safety as Villa defeats Federals in Saltillo campaign. Atlantic steamship rescue operation reported with Atlantia and Coanglicut removing passengers near Tampico.
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A. B-C
Niagara Park
Ont
Republic of Mexico
John R. Silliman
United States
Saltillo
Washington
Mexico City
States
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Huerta
Carranza
Zapata
Sater of Beste Competes in Darmstadt Event
In Darmstadt, Sater of Beste participates in a re effort for Henry. The fragment notes an athletic or competition context with Darmstadt as the venue and a named participant.
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Beste
Canada's Place as a Producer in Wheat Growth
A New York financial journal notes Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta will soon rank among the world’s top wheat producers. From 1904 to 1913 output rose from 58 million to about 200 million bushels. Trade with Canada totals 497 million dollars, second only to the UK and Germany. American settlers are flocking to the prairies, bringing capital and livestock, with major arrivals in Bassano Calgary and Peers. Immigrant trains from Kansas and other states accelerate settlement as Western Canada showcases its agriculture to Panama expo visitors.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
New York Financial Journal
Winnipeg
Canada
France
India
Titmately
Russia
United States
United Kingdom
Germany
Canadian Prairies
Bassano
Oregon
Colorado
Calgary
Peers
Hdlmonton
Peter Goertz
Cardiff
McPherson
Kansas
Picnic Dinner Gossip Reveals Stranger Exchange
At a charity picnic dinner a guest asks another if he is a policeman. The reply is no, prompting the curious guest to note the other’s handling of a fried chicken piece, remarking that he is “pulling a tough joint” as a silent test of identity.
Poor Jaglsby Backs Scenic Route Refusal
The Baltimore Sun quotes a frank remark about Jaglsby returning to the water wagon, noting he does not offer excuses and simply says he prefers a scenic route as his reason for the lapse.
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Jaglsby
Baltimore Sun
The Button Doctor
Florence Louise recalls her worry when a playmate swallowed a button and a “regular button downer” was sent for as the judge notes the scene from seven years of life with many medical specialists in sight.
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Florence Louise
Limited Intentions and Proposal Confusion Revealed
The exchange centers on a question about supporting a daughter and a marriage proposal. Rehoboth Bunday Her ald states that he did not propose to support the daughter, but only proposed marriage to her, clarifying his intent.
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Rehoboth Bunday Herald
Proving the Punch and Sleepy Bride in Odd Exchange
A quirky exchange recounts a punchy moment and a sleepy bride vibe. The fragment hints at a humorous clash of phrases and a witness named Puck, with a casual, surreal tone. No clear event or date is provided.
Fragmentary quote from 19th century text
A garbled excerpt shows a speaker naming a terrible year and referencing 1870 and marriage. The legible bits suggest dialogue about baldness and time, with unclear attribution or context in this OCR fragment.
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Lanuden & Long’s Grocery
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R. J. Laird Vateriary
Upars House
Algona Iowa
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Theo. Chrischilles
Lewis H. Smith
Cashler
Kossuth County State Bank
Algona, Iowa
Capital
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Larvey Ingham
T. Chimankles
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S Smith
J. W. Wadaworth
Barnet Devine
Wade
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Pan- American Union
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Geological Survey
Department of Justice
Robert J. Kerr
Charles Becker
Rosenthal
Hich
New York
Representative Underwood
Alabama
Jett Washington
Hot Springs
Underwood
Aes
Theodore Roosevelt
Para
Booth Line
Aidan
Planing
John Lawrence Seaton
Dakota Wesleyan University
Ae Oistice
Nelson W. Aldrich
United States Senate
Tralsyren
C. G. Mellen
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Bix Pensons
Ash- Wille
Millar
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Mre
Miller
Lawrence
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Gatun
Panama
Aete
West
Madison Street
Chica
Columbia
Lexington
the National Society, Sons of the American Revolution
Syracuse
N. Y
R C. Ballard Thurston
Supreme Command of the Order
Norwalk
Conn
United States District Court
Western District of
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Carbon Steel Company
Panama Canal
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
S. 1
South America
A.5
Constitutionalista
Mexican
Navy Department
Francisco Villa
Monolgua
Paredon
Atlantia
Tampico
Coangclicut
Henry
Darmatadt
Bride
Puck
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