Towns face new saloon ban and court action
The report notes Waterloo authorities fining five Cedar Falls saloonkeepers and a Cedar Falls burglary verdict. It covers a Scott county bridge incident, a Des Moines rubber goods note, a Burlington forgery case, and multiple county court sentences. Also mentions cholera scare near Mason City and a fire at a central Creston dwelling. Nearby Des Moines firms and national merchant offers are cited.
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Dubuque Towne Counta
Connell Uluits
Jay Wheeler
Sioux Gley
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Elias Coort
Darton W. Farounn
Scott County
Farmers’ Alliance
Salix
Sheffield
Mason City
Anna Ver Haya
Atlantic Business College of Atlantic
Iowa
Isvouw
Barrett & Wenning
Burling
George Ff. Warran
Burlington
A. Hartiney
James Spencey
William Tintenster
Chicago
Shelby
Folms
Frexchman
Joba
Birk
Anamosp
Tim
Tnd State Teachers Association
Des Moines
G. Sumiey Hall
Olaste University
Worcester
Mass
Lie
Ceotar
Oreston
Dave Pans
Braverman
Fom Reynolds
Tower
Union County District Court
Creston
Des Mores
Boots
Bentley & Olmsted
Mississipp Y River
St- Louie
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
San Francisco
Des Maines
United Order of American Merdantes
A. E Dodge
New Hampshire
Wn. Simons
Connecticut
John Server
Pennsylvania
Joseph Shinn
New Jersey
G. NL Smith
Massachusetts
GR. Ludinin
J. LM
Justet
Washington
Providence
Turbulent Fires and Crashes Sweep Early City
Reports detail a major blaze destroying half a dozen large buildings, with waterworks failing and fire burning three hours. Separate depictions cite a fatal dynamite blast in San Francisco and a strained Siamese dispute influenced by a French envoy amid political tensions.
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Sr. Josuin
San Trancisco
Tite
Coast Seawen
London Times
Yangkok
M. de Villiers
Siam
Prance
On to St Louis Carnival Lights Enthrall Visitors
Thousands arrive in St Louis for the carnival as electric illuminations dazzle the crowds. More than 75 990 lights blaze across streets and displays near Washington University with a panorama and arches drawing merchants and travelers to the mercantile metropolis. The event runs Oct 6, 18 and 19 with low railroad rates and repeated opportunities to view the spectacular electrical shows.
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Winitora
Wmihoont
Mtymimitlans
St. Lou
St. Louis
Strada Obey
Hellahere
Washington University
America
United States
Spain
Mine Horror Twenty-Eight Workmen Killed
On September 20 at the Mansfeld mine in the Crystal Falls district near Patng Michigan a cave collapsed trapping twenty eight workers and destroying about 000,000 in property. The mine runs under the river and levels below the surface, with the river flooding the shaft after the collapse. Twenty escaped, twenty eight perished, and bodies were not expected to be recovered. Survivors were mainly at the bottom level when the cave occurred.
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Patng
Mich
Mansfeld
Dessemurora
Crystal Falla
Nales
Aboning
Thor
President Cleve lands letter on currency policy to Gov Northen
A Washington dispatch reports President Cleveland will publish a letter to Georgia Governor Northen detailing his stance on monetary policy. The reply stresses a stable currency with equal purchasing power, favoring reform of the Sherman law and opposing free coinage of silver. Cleveland warns against delaying action and laments opposition in Congress.
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Figgeant Pack
Des- Fernie
Winfield
Kross
Perry
Jock
Pame
John Patterson
Arkansas City
Oklahoma
Grings
Dalton
Ingalls
Tyne
Almarigan
United States
Bayt Jom
Massachusetts
Boston
B. Carroll
Springfield
Cleveland
Carlisle
James W. McDonald
Marlboro
Ben’ S. Shuyetis
Dudley
Gener
Charles 8. Tilley
Lowell
John T. Wheelright
Grapsrens
Edinburg
Midlothian
House of Lords
Ireland
People's House
Jorda
Ana
Induce
Thom Tol Brat
Tilgh
Patismet
Waleh
Spear High Sonal
Wasutxoror
Atlanta
Gov. Northen
Georgia
South
Congress
Times
Vongrass
Esxcurtye Mansion
Wishington
Northen
Lazely
Thome
Adroal
Democratic Party
Grovien Onevel Asa
Senators in bitter Senate wrangle over conduct and overheard talks
Senators Hedors, Gorman, Wolcott and others clashed for half an hour accusing each other of improper conduct and private overhearing. Gorman called Wolcott the steer of Democratic Frentlers who deserted their party. Wolcott labeled Gorman as aiming to subvert party loyalty. President Stevenson struggled to maintain order as several members talked simultaneously during the sharpest senatorial exchange in memory.
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Gorman Uhnrgen
Wolcott
Waing
Gn Severdyanner
Wasmrcron
United States
Gorman
Gorvinn
Steer
Dem Ccratie Frenstlers
End Platform
Leah Rer
I¢A
Stevenson
Imeni Ty
Senate
Extra Session Debated in Senate Across Several Measures
In Washington September events unfold as Stewart accuses the president of oath violations and meddling with the silver purchase act. Debates span federal election laws and renewal of various resolutions with speakers from Democrats and Republicans arguing for postponement, reform, or strict enforcement as the session limps toward adjournment.
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Bexaats
Washington
Stewart
Senate
Cleveland
Capitol
Shich
Tle Sendts
Tnt
Digrerard
Othis
Secretary of the Treasury
sStawert
House
Congress
Wilson
Dubois
Voorhses
Grover Cleveland
Rousun
Honse
Tucker
Brastus
Beng
Blani
Lawcon
Georgia
Daniels
New York
Morse
Johnson
Democratic Party
Breckenridge
Wollington
Rapaal
Old Harris
Tennessis
Morgan
Alabama
Hovan
Lacay
South
Chandler
Coston House
Patteryon
McOgil
McNagny
The Markets. 1 Ys, MONTE. Wheat and more prices
A garbled list of commodity prices includes wheat, oats, hay, butter, potatoes, and beef per various units. The OCR yields unclear spellings and missing figures, but indicates market quotes for grains, livestock, and dairy items with units such as per bushel, per dozen, and per pound.
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TOWA
Tushab Toon
Casing Belden
NSO Vee
Chicago Board of Trade
Flo
Board of Trate
Charley Branham
Charley Howard
W. K. Grove
Hamilton County
Corbin
Branham
Howard
Grove
Ohont
Saylor
Mershatltownt
Willige’ Aires
Jofot
David
Rale
B. Nelson
Moffat Nelson
Webster
Oliver
Nelson
M Nelson
James Porter
Porter
Tythe, Direnlt Ésurt
Shiraz
Council Hake
Hilen
B. Honey
Lau
Supreme Court
Tadge Shurvg
Pecusioy
Maniag
Senators
Bob
Grays
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