Iowa News Byte Parade of Burglary Deaths and Echoes of Storms
News items from Davenport to Iowa City report Davenport glucose output at 8 000 bushels daily. A shooting in Atalissa fatally wounds L Howard. Burglars steal 2000 worth of silks in Columbus Junction and 2900 at Mt. Pleasant. Jailbreaks near Clarion and Norwood. storms kill cattle near Mitchellville. a 88 year old West Liberty settler dies. a Redfield oil drilling project begins with a 85 foot derrick. A Des Moines man jailed for robbery. a graphic case of a newborn with an unusual back wound and a North Western collision near Marshalltown leaves multiple dead and mangled bodies.
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Davenport
L. Howard
Western College
Atalissa
Miller
Bunehars
H. D. Risenverger
Columbus Junction
W. Garvin
Mt. Pleasant
Thomas Hamilton
John Wheeler
Clarion
Liberty
Eckenbach
Missouri
Mitchellville
Joseph Shaw
Franklin Township
Shaw
H. S. van Campen
Belmonce
Kn. Y
Redfield
Dallas County
America
William Johnson
Brodsky
Sioux City
Martin White
Joe Black
Josefh M. Ginson
West Liberty
Iowa crops outlook shows below average yields but ample local supply
A Kansas City summary reports unfavorable spring conditions lowering Iowa farm outputs except grass and some age crops. Corn yields are down. overall state estimates show 60 to 64 percent of average. Wheat, oats, barley yields vary with counties, while buckwheat and potatoes show mixed results.
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Lowa
J. R. Sage
St Louis Carnival Illuminations Spark Huge Attendance
The Exposition in St Louis enters its ninth season as travelers gather Oct 1 for specials. Attendance climbs 25 percent in the first week as Gilmore leads a 100 piece band and concerts keep crowds seated through intermission. The grand illumination uses 75,090 lights, exciting visitors from across America.
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St. Louis
Gilmore
America
Relief at Gotham as cholera cases rise abroad
New York reports another suspected cholera case with a death regarded as probable cholera. A Mary Conerty patient nears recovery from cholera while Charlette Keck’s death is officially cholera related. Normannia passengers face delays at Fire Island then cross to Babylon by train amid security measures. Two Russian factory workers in Williamsburg fall ill with cholera morbus, prompting evacuation. Kansas City inquiry finds sanitary failures and urges inspectors and preventive steps against cholera spread.
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New York
Lahouchere
Five Points Mission
Board of Health
Sullivan Street
Bryant
Mary Conerty
Charette Keck
Kormannia
Fire Island
Normannia
Babylon
Atrain
Ripple
Efcort
Long Island Railroad
Acme Manufacturing Company
Wythe Avenue
North Ninth Street
Williamsburg
Cholera Arrives in New York Amid Quarantine Efforts
Five deaths mark cholera's entry into New York City as doctors plan a city battle against the disease. Harbor quarantine uses Sandy Hook and Fire Island while Swinburne Island houses patients. nationwide concern rises over immigrant safeguards and possible federal action. Yellow fever aboard the ship May reaches New Orleans adding to public health turmoil.
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New York City
New York
Sandy Hook
Fire Island
Swinburne
Cincinnati
United States
Illinois State Board
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Chicago
United States Marine Hospital Service
Mexico
Vera Cruz
May
New Orleans
France Russia Pact Delayed by Papal Mediation
Paris reports from Rome that a planned offensive and defensive alliance between France and Russia was to be signed this month but has been postponed. The delay is said to reflect the Pope's wish to form a three power band including Turkey.
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Paris
The
Gaulois
Rome
France
Russia
Turkey
Elba Iron Works Mill Resumes with Non-Union Labor
Pirressours Pa Sept 16 The 10 final mill of the Elba Iron works began operations with non union workers and produced one heat of tool iron before shutting down. Another attempt will be made tomorrow with hopes of sufficient staff to run the mill. Delicacy cannot be lost or found. Ignorance of etiquette results from circumstances.
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Pirresours
Elba Iron Works
Strikers Go To Work In Marinette Mills
Nine Marinette mills are cranning with full crews and no interference from strikers. Most workers returned willingly, with quiet conditions. Some holdout strikers demand release of Colburn and Lewis and have formed a committee to press the demand. The arrested will be examined today.
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Marinette
Wis
Colburn
Lewis
Gity
Mrs Harrison reported slightly improved at Loos Lake
At Loos Lake on Sept 17 Dr Gardner reports Mrs Harrison slightly better with signs of natural absorption of chest fluid. Some locals hold out hope, but most fear she will not survive. The President and his household seek encouragement though close friends see little chance of full recovery.
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Loos Lake
Harrison
Gardner
Carrison
Porter Will Resign Amid Foreign Policy Speculation
Washington September 16 Secretary of State Foster said he has not received Minister Porter’s resignation but would not be surprised to receive it soon. The minister, advanced in years with wealth, may wish to return home and possibly time his departure with the campaign before proceeding.
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Washington
Foster
Porter
Cholera in Washington Report Sparks Caution
In Washington on September 19 two cholera like cases were reported but officials, including Surgeon General Wyman, cautioned against assuming an outbreak. He said authentic confirmation is lacking and advised not to rely on reports until authorities declare cholera present. The encampment’s site remains unsettled with possible moves to Indianapolis if Chicago is not chosen.
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Washneton
Washington
Wyman
Chicago
Indianapolis
Surgeon General Wyman on Cholera Question
Washxerox Sept. 19 Surgeon General Wyman said he sees no fear of a national cholera epidemic. He warned that isolated cases may arise but stressed confidence in measures to keep the disease in check and cautioned against alarm over rumors of cholera.
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Wyman
New York City
Austria remains cholera free say supreme sanitary council
Vienna reports that Austria is still free from cholera and that suspected cases have been bacteriologically tested and found to have no trace of the disease.
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Vienna
Supreme Sanitary Council
Austria
Cholera Fears Prompt New York Quarantine Consideration
Dispatches from Mexico City report the appearance of cholera in New York prompting the government to seek details. If confirmed the authorities may impose the strictest quarantine on all arrivals from the United States.
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City OF Mexico
New York City
United States
Cholera Expected to Reach Detroit in Two Weeks
Detroit authorities warn of an imminent cholera arrival. Dr J J Mulheron, U S inspector, calls it almost inevitable and says the nation will face a prolonged struggle with the disease.
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Detroit
Mich
J. J. Mulheron
United States
Cholera report from Havre shows rise in new cases
Havre records 15 new cholera cases yesterday, two more than Wednesday, with three deaths, four fewer than the day prior.
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Havre
Quarantine in Philadelphia Over Suspected Cholera Case
In Philadelphia on September 9 a tenement at 43 Lombai street was quarantined from morning until noon due to a suspected cholera case. Mrs Carrie Jacobs, wife of a local tailor who had recently returned, was involved in the developing situation.
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Europe
Philadelphia
Lombai
Carrie Jacobs
Health Board in Ixpranapolis weighs train quarantine plan
The State Board of Health holds a session to address a cholera outbreak. A proposal calls for quarantine of all sick passengers entering the city by train and detention facilities for them. A corps of physicians inspects arriving passengers.
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Ixpranapolis
State Board of Health
Focal Board of Health
Precautions in the South Begin Vessel Inspections
Bacxewiex Ga September 19. Beginning yesterday all vessels coming from north of Hatteras will be stopped for inspection at quarantine. If there is any sickness on board the patients will be sent to Sapelo island.
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Bacxewiex
Hatteras
Sapelo Island
Cholera Deaths and Cases Reported in Dutch Towns
Tie Hacer Sept 19 reports one cholera death in Zwartsluis two more in Brandweer and one cholera case in Bleskensgraaf. Officials warn residents to seek care and observe precautions as outbreaks continue in multiple towns.
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Tie Hacer
Zwartslus
Brandayer
Bleskengraaf
Cholera Reported Among Russian Troops at Pruth River
From St Petersnere dated September 19 a report states cholera has broken out among Russian troops along the River Pruth. Strong disease infection affects units deployed near the frontier area.
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St. Petersnere
Pruth
Review of Iron Trade Shows Improved Tone and Outlook
The Cleveland market reports an improved tone across iron and steel trade centers with cautious optimism for better status. Ore sales total about 30 000 tons this week at roughly 60? cents below last season and Mesaba ore negotiations loom as a new winter factor while hard ores hold steady amid stock movements.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mrs Harrison Worse After Operation at Loon Lake
Secretary Foster reports Mrs Harrison's condition worsened at Loon Lake. The news dampens official social circles and unsettles Grand Army veterans in Washington. The President and family awaited surgeons' verdict. J R McKee arrived from Boston with transport, meeting Mrs McKee and children at the station.
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Washinetox
Foster
Loon Lake
Boston
Malone
Choice of G. A. R. Men in National Encampment
The Potomac Department of the Grand Army of the Republic unanimously names Capt. J. M. Pipes for Senior Vice Commander in Chief and D. A. Grosvenor for the Council of Administration. Pipes is nearly assured of election as courtesy favors the host department.
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G. A. R. Men
Washington
Department of the Potomac
Grand Army of the Republic
J. M. Pipes
D. A. Grosvenor
Council of Administration
Capt. Pipes
Four Bodies Recovered After Northwestern Wreck
MARSHALLTOWN IOWA SEPT 19 The last of four bodies buried under ruins of yesterday s collision on the Chicago Northwestern railroad was recovered this morning The dead are John Ashton and Tom Howes engineers William Linesbaugh fireman and W E Carlin a stockman of Powell Michigan All have families Trains are running today.
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Norwood
Conare
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
H. B. Cornick
Northwood
Iowa
Waucoma
Thomas Mockmore
Muscatine County
Fairport
Oue
Marshalltown
John Desark
Titus
Belle Plaine
LaMoille
Tom Howes
Jack Ashton
Clinton
Howes
Linbaugh
Cpl
L. M. Martin
Des Moines
Asia
Arabian Desert
Henry Riegelman
Germany
Riegelman
Colonel Martin
Ephraim Sparrow
Mearwearing
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
John Ashton
William Linesbaugh
W. E. Carlin
Powell, Mich
Removal of duties debated at Dominion Trade and Labor congress
At Tonoxto Ontario on September 19 the Dominion Trade and Labor congress debated a resolution to remove all duties on products of industry both imported and manufactured in the country except those duties aimed at limiting usage.
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Tonoxto
Ont
Dominion Trade and Labor Congress
Troops to Quiet the Choctaws
The War Department instructs General Miles to send troops to McAlister Indian Territory to be ready in case the Choctaws rise up.
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Wasuteron
War Department
Gen. Miles
Department of the Missouri
McAlister
I. T
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