Iowa News Roundup From Des Moines To Iowa Falls
A scattered set of farm and town reports details fires at creameries including St Ansgar, injuries from shootings at Titania and Iowa Falls, and local accidents. Rabies warnings rise with Dr Henry Albert urging dog kill orders. Business education ads tout Capital City Commercial College in Des Moines.
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Tris
Avira
Mie
Pis
Miller
Hartte
BYU
Loys
Biek Ory
William George
Lily
Pile
Etusiot
Walofiela
Yes Moines
Shaw Wheel
Johnson County
Henry Albert
Iowa
Town State Laboratory
Kosternot Vyinum
Iowa City
Des Moines
Towa
CG. DY. Me. Gregor
Hes Moines
Boyd Deickman
Titania
Lizzie Wolfe
Deickman
Brrs
Wolfe
Ollie Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
Young Deickman
Iscreamts
Uprising in Cuba Dominates Week’s Foreign News Briefs
The week’s foreign summary notes unrest in Cuba with government offers of amnesty. Insurgents show fragile strength as some leaders surrender in Matanzas and Santa Clara while scattered rebels respond. A palace quarrel erupts between President Palma and Vice President Mendez Capote, accusing each other of treachery and powerlessness.
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Cuba
Iusure
Havana
Santa Clara
Matanzas
Palma
Mendez Capote
Senor Capote
National and Local Notes From Diverse Reports
A sweeping miscellany reports William J. Bryan’s New York homecoming at Madison Square Garden before 20,000, criticizing trusts, tariffs, and public railroads. Other items note industrial, political, and legal developments, including losses in Russia, weather events, and railway demurrage rulings, with multiple regional and national references.
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William J. Bryan Ws
New York
Madison Square Garden
Oil City
Newberry
Massachusetts
Nonaparte
Viscount Hayashi
Great Britain
Saionji
J. G. Morrow
United States
San Francisco
Golinsky Estate
Mistislavl
Russia
Cripple Creek
Colo
Polier
Belgo- Thussien
Shearkoy
Ivanovka
Equitable Life Assurance Society
George J. Gould
D. Cady Herrick
Ireland
Fishguard
Wales
Rooslare
Wexford
Paddingdon Station
Nevada
Janes G. Sweeny
Supreme Count
Legisla Five Causes of
Victoria
Otis Edily
Rockford
Chester Owler
Portege
Eighteenth Judicial District
Walter Wellman
Real Estate Trust suspended business in Philadelphia
The Real Estate Trust company of Philadelphia, the second largest of its kind, suspended operations due to an inability to meet obligations totaling 7 080 000. Reports allege gross misuses of funds and possible criminal prosecutions. The bank held over 1 000 000 for Presbyterian church funds, 380 000 in city tax receipts, and 175 000 of state cash.
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Clarinda
P. I. Peterson
Coin
Coin Coal Company
Coal Company
Neils Ellis
Peterson
Atlantic Reconds
August Johnson
Dick Reed
Jas
Griffith
Fison
Johnson and Carlson
John Horn
Ray Smith
Iowa
German Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Missouri
Ohio
Dennison
Committee of Missions
Iown
C. Guster
Fort Dodge
A. D. Grief
Davenport
Yief
Grimm
Lyons
Ueter
I. J. Rosecrans
G. G. Pritchard
Klondike
States
Nels Johnson
Minnesota
Real Estate Trust Company
Philadelphia
Bank
Presbyterian Church
Pennsylavnia
John NI
Converse
Real Estate Trust Company of
Commissioner of
Indian Affairs
Roger C. Spooner
Chicago
Alexander Greger
Roderice du Porzies
Brittany
Costa Rica
Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
San Jose
Sanmel Koon
Harrisburg
Hoon
Dickinson County
Kansas
Ernest G. Stackpole
Joel Scheck
Los Angeles
Cal
Wilson
Frank M. Consor
Indian Bureau
Congress
Nebraska
Gilbert H. Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Omaha World-Herald
Frederick William
Jasper
New Palace
Potsdam
Edward
England
Karlsbad
Townsend
Chi- Reo
National Party
Russia
John Sharp Williams
New York
Majestic
Hague
United States
Persian Gulf
Persia
Republican Convention
Youngstown
Willis
Jeholl
Tien-Tsin
London
William Buck Dwight
Vassar College
Cottage City
Mass
Dwight
Constantinople
M. Laptew
Dewey
Manila Bay
Navy Department
Albay
Mantleno
Mindanao
Mack
Philadelphia American League Baseball Club
Rucker and
Holmes
Augusta (Ga
South Atlantic
Twenty-fifth
Colored) Infantry
Fort Reno
Brownsville
Tex
Ohara Editor Found Lifeless in Omaha Courtroom
Edward Trosewater editor of the Omaha Bee and longtime Omaha figure was found dead in district courtroom No 6 on the building’s third floor. He had attended a Waterloo speech the day before and returned to his Roe Building office, dying of heart failure after sitting on a bench.
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Oneda
Edward Trosewater
Omaha Bee
Omaha
Nebraska
Bes
Rosewater
Waterloo
Neb
Roe
Rosawatch
United States
Douglas
Norris Brown
Brown
Western Union Telegraph Company
Gen. Grant
Western Union Company
West
Victor
Charles Rosewater
Millard
Extra
Wreck survivor plans U S voyage aboard St Paul
Critchell Coming Homme of Chicago, injured when the express steamer wrecked at Salisbury on July 1, has nearly recovered and will sail for the United States on the American Line steamer St Paul. The ship departs Southampton for New York on September 29. In Russia a wedding procession at Usovka was attacked Friday, killing or wounding 16. the assailant was among the dead.
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Daniel Morris
West Indies
Willl
Jacob Stalker
Dinecan
Talls
Miss Meane
Williamsport
Park Hotel
Wizabeth Topperwain
San Antonio
National Marksman’s Reserve
Valparaiso
Chili
Henry Lyndhurst Bruce
Lord Aberdare
Camille Clifford
John Flinn
Seminovsky
Dewitt Adams
Fannia L. Keating
George J. Keating
San Diego
London
Fairbanks
Gov. Cummins
Iowa
Fairmount Park
Kansas City
Missouri Republican Club
C. Winter Bolton
Church of the Redeemer
North Pelham
N. Y
Mr. Bolton
E. S. Wells
Burlington Railway
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Iml
Atchison, Kan
T. C. Watkins
New York
Trans-Atlantic Fire Insurance Company
Hamburg
Germany
San Francisco
Union Pacific Railway
Armour
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
California
Standard Oil Company
Chicago
Wolverton
United States
Helena
Rio Janeiro
Rio Branco
Brazil
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rock City
Louis Pothust
John Tikemeier
Jamess Bryce
Ireland
County
Donegal
Mitchell Nonan
Keshena
Wis
Crowe
Critchell
Russia
Usovka
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John W. Brewster
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