Iowa News Roundup Amid Riots and Tragedies
A sprawling Iowa wire of accident and crime reports details drownings near De Witt, poison concerns, and a fatal engine belt accident. It recounts arsonish vandalism in Cedar Falls, a fatal train strike near Muscatine, a library library strike in Fairfield, and a major fire at a newspaper plant. Also noted are court cases, disappearances, and a long list of local incidents across multiple counties.
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Lisease
Tris Draken
Pat Timove
wWrevle
Keokuk
Ten Nerses
Aerehbhar Road
Leonard la Maen
Stetfan
Northwestern Gang
Dewitt
Heo
Mt Borley
Brak Price
Fort Mindlison
McPauls
Fremont Comity
Boston
District Court
Silney
Deen
Valentine
Hin
L Woppoek
Valentine Emi
H. A. Whisler
Whisler
Beggie Moletein
Muscetine
Bill
A. R. Coryell
Villisea
Coryell
Jim Peters
Plepaha
Towa City
Johnson County
Peters
Tama County
GC. W. Miller
Cedar Falls
William White
Theer
Flo
Ed Nation
J. N. Vreeland
Great Western
Blockton
Wrocnton
Nelson Farm
Little Port
Kenry Strom
Society of the Army of the Tennesse
Cornegil Buffs
Nav
Mad Fh
Po Sohtantas
Erain
Beatrice Jarrett
Agatevearold Taualiter
Miden
Harriet Thompson
Does Moines
Grondy Center
Joe Kuck
Lafe Sylvester
Rock Island California
Charles S. Rundberg
Des Moines
United States
Chicago Great Westearn Railway Company
Nct
Atlantic
James I. Baker
Grinnell College
Griswoll
Corner Blutts
John Spriggs
Spriggs
Mercy Hospital
Laster
Burlington
South Dakota
Tie
Los Angeles
Cal
Chris Savener
Nashua
Saveneus Aother
Oline
Nmes-Herald
Emory Waelish
Valley Junction Tixpress
Polk County
William Randolph Hearst
New York
Tull
Tock
Poland
Siedles
Southland
William Jenning Brean
Toisville
San Francisco
Siberia
Orient
Mich
Cubs
Secretary of State
Havana
Florida
Key West
Cannon
Albert J. Hopkins
Ilinois
Lannon
W. J. Bryan
Little Rock
Ark
Qayan
Grand Jury
Pittsburg
Augustua Hartie
John
Welshons
Clifford Hope
Mary Scott Hartie
Roosevelt
Congress
Panama
F. L. Taylor
Texas & Gulf Railroad
Longview
Tex
Texas & Southern Railway
Marshall
Winnsboro
Moqui Indian
Arizona
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Orelba Village
George Early
Norfolk & Western
John James
Pembroke
James
Early
Oklahoma City
Atlantic City
Norfolk and
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
Rushville
Ind
Jeet
Philadelphia
Segal
Segal Om Properties
Standard Tron & Steel Company
Champion Tron & Separator Company
Swedish Crucible Iron Company
Havant
Wicinana
Zion City
Butte County
R. W. Iverson
R. W. Arnett
William Jackson
Carthage
Muskogee
I. T
Solomon Urbach
New York City
Baltimore
George William Maurer
Springfield
One Hundred and Fourteenth Minois Infantry
Greenwater
Inyo County
Bullfrog
Lousiana State Board of Health
Chook
James Martin
Charles J. Littlefeld
Maine
Cuban Revolt News From a Prolonged Conference and Developments
President Roosevelt, after talks with Taft, Ronan, and bonaparte, plans to inspect Cuba and support peace efforts. Cuba’s extra session grants Palma sweeping war powers including funds for war. USS Denver sailors recalled except for a small guard, while USS Des Moines searches for filibusters near Florida. Recruits surge as Palma threatens aggressive policy.
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Taft
Ronan
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Cuba
Ancou
Palma
Denver
Havana
Washington
Des Moines
Florida
Panicked crowd halts McKinley monument dedication scene
Amid a 50,000 strong crowd at the capitol, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth unveiled the McKinley statue and the ceremony was abruptly halted. Reports note an anti Jewish massacre threat in Warsaw and various global incidents follow.
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Capitol
Fromnis
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Warsaw
Herr Daszynski
Reichsrath
Christ Burmaster
Burlington
Zacatecas
Mexico
David Ross
Illinois State Areau of Labor
Edinburgh
Scotland
J. J. GC. Simpson
Mount Olive
Ill
Simpson
Consolidated Coal Company
Rock Island Road
Peoria
Hudson River
Mr. Ferry
Oberon
Ferry
A. L. Thomas
Main Sheet
Chamber of Ecommerce
C. M. Daniels
New York
A. G
St. Louis
New Yorker
Canadian Pacific Railway
Chelmsford
Ibrahim Pasha
Yildiz Palace
Constantinople
Salvador
Republic
Tennessee
John H. Caldwell
Bristol
Congress
Red Cross Society
Hicks
Valparaiso
Col
Jakovioff
Trade review notes heavy volume and no major labor stumbles
R.G. Don & Co weekly review reports trade volume beyond precedent as vacation season ends and normal forces return. Antu distribution remains heavy with buyers planning ahead, while mercantile collections stay prompt despite tight money. Also covers political nominations, crimes, accidents, earthquakes, and various public notices.
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R.G. Don &O
Weekly Review of Trade
Robert W. Twanynge
Colorado
Wyoming
W. J. Bryan
Philip I Stewart
Colorado Springs
Pavitt
Springfeld Township
Ismailoya
Corbin
Stillings
Ashton
A. J. Tanner
Corinthian Socker
Maghiad
United States
Fall River
Mass
Hen Jordan
Carl Brown
St. Louis
San Francisco
Kosoma
I. T
Swiftwater
Bill Gates
Alaska
Seattle
William J. Bryan
Memphis
Ecuador
Latacunga
Lyon
Sheridan
Steve Adams
Boise
Idaho
Wallace
James G. Cheyne
Miwaukee
Great Lakes
Washington
Joseph Paoloucelli
Tuttey Nedge
Samuel Kingston
Seldon Moran
Frankfort
Leonard Shade
Monkton
Ont
Sudbury
Henry C. Corbin
War Department
Santiago
Maule
Franklin Pierce Mays
Willard I. Jones
George Sorenson
Blue Mountain
Portland
Ore
Louisiana
Connecticut
Panama
Kielce
Russia
Fifth Infantry Regiment
Tirive
Tiburon
Cal
Twenty-second United States Infantry
Roger Sullivan
Chicago
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Sullivan
Herman Oelrichs
The
Fair Estates
James W. Gerard
Oelrichs
United Fruit Company
United States Circuit Court
New York
GL. I. Haines
Lansing
Kan
al Harpster
John Julian
Ponca City
Oklo
Byron Cole
Harpater
William T. Cobb
Rockland
Maria
Foot-Ease and Scarecrow Boxers Highlight Day
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised as a cure for painful feet and sweating while promising easy wear of shoes with 30 000 testimonials. Fred Stone, famed as Scarecrow of Oz, recalled as a top boxer by authorities like Corbett and Golden.
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Allen
A. S. Olmsted
le Roy
Scarecrow
Fred Stone
Wizard of Oz
Mr. Stone
James J. Corbett
George Fuller Golden
Billy Elmer
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restores Women Health
A 19th century ad-style notice touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy for female weakness and related symptoms. It features a testimonial from Kate McDonald of Woodbridge New Jersey praising the product and notes that Mrs Pinkham provides free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Kate McDonald
Woodbridge
N. J
Pinkham
Lydia
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