Tragic list of Iowa incidents cited in old report
A scrappy Iowa news roundup recounts a spate of deaths and accidents. It notes a heart disease death in Cerro Gordo County, a fatal fall at Calamus, a prison hold up and chase near Mason City, a diphtheria scare in Havington, and a mysterious illness in Buffalo City. It also mentions legal actions over boundary lines between Iowa and Illinois, a $100,000 breach of promise suit in Hyde Park, and court decisions in Sioux City.
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Mason City
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Tom North Hill
Havington
Haying
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Hurst
St Louis
Keckuls
Lowa
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Argin
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Washington
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Clinton
Anna I. Burson
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Luffalo City
Winnebago County
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D. F. Kennedy
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Public Demonstration Report Prompts Civic Review
A dispatch from Oct 3843 details a public demonstration and the city’s response. Physicians were appointed to report on the event, with the aim of assessing public sentiment and health implications amid ongoing civic concerns.
TERSE NEWS ITEMS FROM A WORLD OF CONFLICTS
A scatter of brief dispatches report treaties signed among five governments, riots and assassinations in Spain, and a Texas house resolution for a November vote on the currency question. Rio Janeiro reports insurgent fleets and bombardments, while U S minister to Nazil EB Conger arrives in New York noting limited fighting and loyal troops. A Gulf storm devastates Louisiana to Florida coasts with steep death and property losses, and a Arctic voyage notes near polar reach. A girl trafficked into slavery case emerges from Villa Grove with confessed dragooning and forced marriage claims.
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Benuix Dispatch
Colonial Gazette
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Alabama
Florida
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Atlantic
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Grand Isle
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Shell Beach
Adams Bay
Bayou Iva Pond
Grand Tela
St Louis Carnival Draws Multitude to Veiled Prophet Festivities
Enormous crowds flock to St Louis as the carnival and Veiled Prophet parade season continues. Foreign visitors from Chicago praise the displays, noting the largest drug store, brewery, and shoe factory visited. The exposition ends October 21, with rail concessions lowering travel costs for attendees to enjoy parades, electric light displays, and pyrotechnics through October 12 and 19.
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Political woes and farm prices blamed on parties in Waukon report
The report recounts a Democratic rally in Waukon with Frank Jackson tearing apart an opening speech and Boies criticizing Republicans for blaming hard times on the Democratic party. It notes a parade of farm-price figures from Chicago Tribune data, showing price trends under different administrations.
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Gav
Boles
Frank Jackson
Tutter
Gay
Boies
Tuckson
Ritelpung
Arisia
Goy Loies
Goy Boies
Chicago Tribune
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Gleveluni
Harrison
Cleveland
Moss Povle
D. Jackson
Gioba
Mr Coffin Declines Nomination Letter Sparks Debate
A lengthy letter by Coffin declines the citizen’s convention nomination amid core Republican machine denouncements. Figures Ton, Late Young, George Roberts, and Jim Blythe appear as Coffin’s stance shifts into pleas to prohibitionists and lifelong Republicans to abandon principles for the party’s hotly contested platform. Critics call the letter a “dead letter” and a harmful misstep to the prohibition movement.
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Citizen's Convention
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Late Young
George Roberts
Jim Blythe
Republican State
Lanor
Tektandony
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Sac City
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State Machine
Jackson
Th Des Moines Register
Miller
Cleveland Seeks Stable Money Policy and Duty to Nation
The document quotes President Cleveland in response to Gov. Northen on financial policy. It stresses a stable currency with equal purchasing power at home and abroad, aimed at encouraging commerce and new enterprise while preventing fear and hoarding. The piece also notes political commentary on Prohibition and party platforms, including criticism of a local option approach and support for the Democratic ticket.
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Cartsen
Executive
Washington, D. C
W. J. Northen
Kent
Congress
United States
Fragmented Local Text On Newspapers And Bible Editions
A garbled OCR passage references grows in American newspapers from 5 519 to 20 000 over 25 years and notes 67 percent edition variety. It mentions a whisky picnic on a platform and a telegram endorsement and cites Bible translations in libraries and multilingual Bible printing.
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