Turbulent Iowa town reports fire wrecks and trials
Fragmentary 19th century wire notes recount a town crossing incident with injuries, a mayoral salary debate, and a sequence of legal cases. The report notes a wagon collision, two men killed, a man found by a crossing, and a mayoral salary plan. Also, a bank receiver takes over, and a mining town fundraiser ends in gunfire injuring multiple men. A Cedar Rapids disease outbreak complicates public health, while a druggist fights a police action over liquor sales and a minister faced assault. The scattered items sketch late 1800s civic turmoil and local hazards.
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Stanley
Midical Institute of
Midical Institute of Maat Olty
Glaycomb
Hes Moines
Atreniliven
Towa Savinzs Bank of
Sioux
City
Clty
D. J. Hedges
L. W. Wing
Union Loan
Wid Pest Company
Sioux National
Iown
Miners’ Union
Fraser
Boone
Hiram Brown
Ed Boyle
Archie Knox
John A. Boyle
Ea Boyle
John Boyle
Woyles
Archier Knox
Cedar Rapids
Attenton
Larrabee
I. Lh
Benedict
Enethly
Mowhirter
Tiene
Sda
Syith
Burke
News Of The Week Recaps Global Tensions And Elections
A garbled digest notes tensions between Spain and the United States, US election counts with McKinley and Bryan leading in various states, and recall of tariff debates. It reports on factory openings, war material movements, law changes in South Dakota, and arbitration ideas for Gimetallism. Also mentioned are Armenian killings in Asia Minor, a Turks raid in Evéreck, and a London shoplifting case involving Mrs. Castle.
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Venezuela
United States
England
Kentucky
McKinley
Bryan
South Dakota
Allison
Senate
Peru
Chamber of Deputies
Ivis
Mnde
Key West
New Orleans
Gulf
War Department
Warners’ National Congress
Indiannapolis
Congress
House
Bombay
Deccan
Concan
Philippines
Evéreck
Asia Minor
Castle
San Francisco Society
London
Bormere
Insunanolis
Gayton
Town
Washington
Great’ Britain
Hyos
Norway
Ivory on trial as Irish-American dynamiter in London
A London court hears testimony against Edward Ivory alias Edward Bell, the Irish-American boothkeeper from New York linked to Clan na nGaedheal. Witness Jones, long associated with Irish anarchist networks, sharpens the prosecution's case. Ivory appears distressed as the magistrate orders the case to trial. The Globe forecasts sensational developments eclipsing previous Le Caron-era events.
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Boon le Catron
Conve
London
Frid&y Ab
Hdward
J Ivory
Ailas Edward Bell
New York
Ad “Jones
Ivory
Jones
Globe
LeCaron
Forestry Computation Meet At Washington Meeting
Washington November 16 An informal conference between the National Forestry Commission and Secretary Frank le was held at the interior department Friday afternoon. Professor Sargent of Harvard University chairman of the commission, Professor Arnold Hague at the geological survey and General Abbott ASA retired were the members present. The rest of the commission could not attend. Assurances were given that Rome plan would be submitted for forest preservation, believed to be of immense value to the nation economic interests, but no definite conclusion or recommendation was offered.
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Washington
National Forestry Commission
Frankle
Interior Department
Sargent
Harvard University
Arnold Hague
Geological Survey
Abbott
Rome
Timber season ends in Marinette Menominee region
Saw mill output in Marinette Wisconsin and Menominee Michigan shows total timber cut for the season about equal to last year. Winter prospects project about 200 million feet, with no next year’s cut likely smaller. Marinette mills total about 178.4 million feet and Menominee mills 204 million feet, totaling 382.4 million on the Menominee river.
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Mila
Marinette
Wis
Twin Cities
Marinette and
Menominee
Menominee Milla
Northwest
Marinette Mills
Menominee Mills
Farther Confession Report in Wisconsin Murder Case
Nov 16 reports from Galeayilte Wisconsin state Quorze Palmer, charged with murdering Hazel Marshall, has made further confessions. He described killing the girl and attempting to kill the mother at the house, fleeing when the mother answered the door. He planned to buy ammunition to shoot the father at night. Nov 14 Bloomington Indiana notes Charles Conrad Wilson sentenced to life for murder of Wie Ham Cope. Ex Gov Fifer to seek new trial. Also listed Detroit and Philadelphia items on meetings and missions.
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Maton
Galeayilte
Wis
Quorze Palmer
Hazel Marshall
Tonyad Kinind Gollty
Bloomington
Tih
Charles Conrad Wison
Wie Ham Cope
Cookavilla
Conrad
Cope
Fifer
Builthand Goddard Match Highlighted in Boxing News
A chaotic clipping reports Denver Smith matched to fight Goddard in Avril, OWA, with patent office notes and market chatter showing gold prices rising as manufacturers push for production. It notes fragile lending, a shift toward profitable manufacturing, and investors eyeing new opportunities as the industry stabilizes.
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Goddard
Johannesburg
South ‘Africa
Denver Smith
Avril
Owa
Patent Office
Germany Objects to Foreign Intervention in Americas
London dispatch reports the Berlin correspondent noting Germany will not tolerate foreign intervention to protect German interests in South and Central America. The article cites a German daily claiming Britain yielded to U S pressure on Venezuela and Monroe Doctrine, with Germany asserting independence from European precedent.
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London
Barlin Corre
Times
Vaneduelan
Foreign ‘Office
Bodm
Nord
Deutech Allgemeine Zeltung
Offetal Organ
Great Britain
Germany
South
Central America
Agreement on Venezuelan boundary dispute reaches basis for treaty
London Chronicle reports the Nov 12 agreement between United States and Great Britain on the Venezuela boundary dispute. Olney and Sir Julian Pauncefote sign. accord forms basis for a treaty with Venezuela, pending minor procedural and tribunal compensation details.
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Londo Chronicle
London
the Chronicle
United States
Great Britain
Olney
Julian
Pauncefote
Venezuela
The
Chronicle
Claims for Damages From Beahleh Government
Washington reports that American property owners in Cuba file claims for damaged or expropriated property amid Cuban unrest. Spain is presumed to press counterclaims against the U S government based on alleged expeditions and a precedent like the Alabama case. Postmasters to be hosted. Indiana Republicans plan patronage referrals. presidential campaign notes and church affairs in Baltimore and Cleveland are touched.
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Beahleh
Washington
Governinanite
Beale Department
Cua
Madrid
Infillona
Spain
Spaniah
Alabama
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