Opening of Turkey Parliament Under Constitutional Regime
The sultan led a peaceful opening of the new Turkish parliament under the July Promulgation. The vast turnout included 200 deputies and senate members, religious community reps, dignitaries, and diplomats. The sultan appeared publicly, trumpets sounded, cannons fired, and crowds filled streets and windows with women observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Prand
Kainmil Pasha
Peru
Miareh
Wealthy Farmer Pritchard Found Dead in Kansas City Hotel
Pritchard, a wealthy Newell farmer, was found dead in his hotel room in Kansas City Missouri on Thursday night from self-inflicted pistol wounds. He had checked in Wednesday night and told the clerk not to be called Thursday morning. The hotel manager, suspecting something, forced entry and confirmed the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritch
Newell Lian
Kansas City
Pritchard
Oklahoma City
French Schooner Flounders Off Port Moron
French schooner Marceline sinks off the coast near Port Moron with seven crewmen aboard. Rescue craft reach shore after a night at sea as exhausted sailors are helped to safety. Vessel registered in Calais with a cargo of salt bound for St Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Morien
Seve Mgm
Port Moron
Noos
Phursesiy
Marceline
Pitesdau
Blizzard Hits Wisconsin Towns In Severe Winter Storm
A brutal winter blizzard sweeps through Wisconsin including Milwaukee Sheboygan Port Washington Oshkosh and Beloit with heavy snow and widespread damage reported along the intercity wires and telephone lines as communities brace for further cold and disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Nobliyland
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Port Washington
Poe
Disisters on the Water Vessel Disaster Report
Report states a United States vessel disaster caused loss of life with official inquiry and repeated references to state authorities. The piece mentions external investigations and a distant date or event, noting concerns over safety and responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Othe Ciriteat
Portuguese Cabinet Resigns in Preformation Consultation
The entire Portuguese cabinet has quit in consultation with party leaders as they prepare for the formation of a new government. The move signals a transitional period and could set the stage for a fresh administration comprising diverse party factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Ds
Jatry
Miles
Stour City Live Stock Market Report
Thursday quotations from Stour City market show cattle and hogs trades. Beeves sell at about $5.20 per hundredweight and hogs at a similar level with buyers watching futures.
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Stour City
City
Kentucky lynching case shocks town as Mamie Womack killed
Filmer Hill of Adatreet Ty. Ry. charged with murder after Mamie Womack was dragged from jail at Apes thello and hanged to a tree four miles away near Trelley Creek. The grisly incident sparked calls for justice and renewed debate over mob violence.
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Kentucky
Filmer Hill
Mamie Womack
Adatreetty. Ry
Apesthello
Trelley Creek
Will Not Go to Colorado
A garbled August text references Jasper Witsor and Secretary of Agriculture Wilson. It asserts one truth about Mr Wilson being connected to the Culorady Agricultural vin de ge, but the meaning is unclear and many words are distorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Jasper Witsor
Sfopelepy
Wilson
Culorady Agricultural Vin de Ge
Congress Critics Roosevelts Secret Service Budget Clash
Lawmakers argue over a 500000 appropriation in the sundry civil bill to fight land and timber frauds, while the secret service division remains funded separately. The debate notes the larger land protection grant versus the secret service budget and cites Representative Walter F. Smith's role in composing the bill.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Government
Secret Service
Treasty Department
Secret Service Division
Treasury Department
Walter Ft. Smith
Iowa
Appropriations Committee
Franking Law Probe Touches Gen Sickles Speech Mail
The House appropriations committee investigates government use of the frank in mailing 20,008 copies of a Gen Sickles political speech. It questions who placed free postage on the envelopes marked Official Business Penalty for Private Use and how the arrangement arose.
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Wilson
House Appropriations Committee
Gen Sickles
Department of Agriculture
House
Appropriations
Appropriations Committee
Lawshe
Hfe Commission
Henry W. Wallace
Des Moines
United States
Commission On
Country Life
Decisions Rendered by Iowa Supreme Court in Des Moines
The Iowa Supreme Court on Thursday handed down several decisions. Many cases including Mundt v Meier and Hangon v Cline were decided with affirmations or reversals. Reversals occurred in Mundt v Meier and Hangon v Cline while most other appeals were affirmed in Crawford Pottawattamie Carroll Harrison Shelby Calhoun and related dockets.
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Nes Moines
Supreme Court
State of Iowa
Mundt
Meier
Appellant
Crawford
Armstrong
Campbell
Pottawattamie
Affimed
Ruthven
Farmers’ Co-Operative Creamery Company
Palo Alto
Marshall
Bennetti
Harrison
Hill
Waight
Taylor
Affirmed
Kelly
Ryan & Son
Shelby
Kuhl
Chamberlain
Gilman
Weiser
Dickinson
H.C. Moore
Calhoun
Extra
Whitted
Audubon
Phillips
Wenek
Carroll County
Carroll
Hangon
Cline
Supreme Court Affirms Iowa Mutet Law in Campbell Case
Iowa Supreme Court delivers an opinion by Judge S M Weaver upholding the mutet law as constitutional. The Campbell vs Jackman Bros decision from Black Hawk county centers on saloon influence, with the court tracing legality to common law and the English Bill of Rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Supreme Court
Iowa
Jackman Bros
Waterloo
Blackhawk County
Campbell
Supreme Court
Weaver
Martial Law in Caracas Riots Against Castro
Caracas residents rise against Castro with a Wednesday protest. A mob breaches police lines, damaging property linked to Castro's followers as symbols and monuments are burned. Protests spread despite eastern forces’ actions, naming President Crome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Caracas
Phiza Meliver Castro
Venezuela
Hol- Hood
Raps the Tobacco Trust in Action Against Combine
Federal court in New York rules against the American Tobacco Company and partners declaring a monopoly formed by illegal combination. Decrees bar these firms from interstate commerce until competition returns. An appeal to the Supreme Court seeks a temporary stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combine
United States Circuit Court
New York
American Tobacco Company
American Snuff Company
R. J. Reynolds Company
Pierre Lorillard
Rinnckwell
Durham
Sovetmimeen LL
United States Supreme Court
Orpha Potter Suffering From Strangest Skin Malady
One year old Orpha Potter of Sioux City lies at Samaritan hospital with a rare skin disease causing persistent peeling in gray scales. The illness resembles leprosy in appearance but lacks tissue death. Dusting powders are used periodically and the child shows gradual recovery as underlying tissue regains color.
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Orpha Potter
Charles F. Potter
Sioux City
Samaritan Hospital
Ashe
Five gunmen in retreat yard shootout wounds marshal and others
An armed clash near a village in Tren county leaves one man dead and several injured. A marshal and townsfolk pursue suspects as a posse searches the surrounding country after gunmen mounted a counterattack beside freight tracks.
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Poo
Woods
Creenwich
Tren
Rerivede
Spahekete Cannon Victory In House Ruling Fight
In a spirited Tuesday session members voted to sustain Spahekete Cannon amid a clash over resolutions touching the secretary of state. Two Republican insurgents proposed amendments to report on revising house rules, but the speaker ruled against them and the motion was tabled. The vote to sustain the speaker drew twenty Republicans against him.
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House
Gardner
Secretary of State
Train on Fire Destroys Two Pullmans at St Cloud Station
A Northern Pacific coast train at St Cloud Minnesota was damaged by fire when a passenger dropped a lit match on a window curtain. The blaze engulfed the entire car and spread to a second Pullman car, burning both cars to the trucks with estimated damage of 40 000 dollars.
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St. Cloud
Minn
Liquor Violation Verdicts Lead to Prison Terms
Judie Reed sentenced three liquor violators in a federal court at Dubuque ending a wave of cases from Winneshiek and Mitchell counties. C Moore a horse doctor from Mitchell county drew a year in Leavenworth and a fine as witnesses testified to handling up to eight pints of alcohol. Frank Crocker and William Fowler, also from Mitchell county, pleaded guilty to related charges and received thirty days in Mitchell county Jail plus a $190 fine each.
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C Moore
Leavenworth
Judie Reed
Dubuque
Winnishiek
Mitchel
CL Moore
Mitchell County
Fort Madison
Frank Crocker
William Fowler
Patch Seize Another Ship The Dutch Von Mons Arrives
The Dutch battleship Von Mons arrived at the harbor Tuesday as a prize. The Venezuelan coast guard vessel De Mayo, captured Sunday, is described as small and weak with its crew landed on the Venezuelan coast.
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Patch
Trial of Beneh Hatsis Over Patricide Sees Local Interest
Report describes the Beneh Hatsis murder case in Irvine where the defendant stands trial for killing his father James Hiargiz. Prosecutors outline motives as family tensions rise while defense seeks credibility for the accused amid a tense courtroom scene.
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Ror
Beneh Hatsis
Luisa
James Hiargiz
Sretere Witsadhe
Irvines
Hatsis
Cense
Jude Praeeis
Clospatriedda
Rearrest of Defendants Tied to Kansas City Case
Debie Pratt and William Bree GH were rearrested Tuesday night after being charged by Justice Kemley with conspiracy related to activities near Kansas City hall in December. The case involves followers at a religious gathering and alleges coordination with local groups.
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Debie Pratt
William Bree
Justice Kemley
Long spree ends in death at disorderly resort
I W Musgrave a wealthy retired farmer of Magnota dies in a disorderly Sioux City resort after entering with two men near 11 pm. His body is found thirty five minutes later in a room with a gas heater burning and a partially turned on stove.
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I. W. Musertive
Ih. W. Musgrave
Magnota
Helen Archer
Sioux City
W. E. Benn
Fred Schoonuyver
Musgrave
Michigan Board Certifies November Vote Result
The state board of canvassers in Lansing met Tuesday to canvass and announce the November election outcome. President electors show a Sherman plurality, with Patterson Sherman leading by about 9,000 votes. Coe Warner trails by over 100,000 votes behind the statewide tally.
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Michigan
State Board of Canvassers
Lansing
Patteral Sherman
Coe Warner
Clermont Man Faces District Court Over alleged abuse
Hans Nyg baard of Clermont is charged in district court with forcing his wife to the stove and choking his son. Prosecutors list a string of offenses spanning a lengthy period as the most serious accusations. The family reportedly suffered under his harsh discipline during cold weather as punishment for imagined faults.
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Clermont
Hans NygBaard
Dais
Enltree
Sotae
Body Found In Sea After Night Incident
The disfigured body of a man identified as Of Sead Fasciel, chief of Putiriggy Oy, was found Tuesday morning by a freight boat crew. He and a companion reportedly drowned during a night outing on Kan Frinecises Bay on November 0.
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Putiriggy Oy
Inerninge
Four Persons Killed in Bridge Incident at Petotire River
Four people were killed in a bridge incident over the Petotire river near Muprtins. Authorities report a fatal lapse as a span failed and led to casualties.
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Petotire River
Muprtins
Defeated in the House by Vote and Penal Proposals
Fragmented OCR text reports defeats in the House and mentions penalties and transmission bans. It references an Ohio Bank and a state bank, with unclear future implications and warnings about advertisements or headings linked to futures delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Garrett Ramelli
Famous Chef Mell Dies in Labitverts Hotel Incident
Ferdinand Mell a noted chef and co owner of a leading Labitverts hotel died Tuesday from dropsy. Mell was a friend of William J. Bryer and well known in culinary circles.
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Ferdinand Mell
Labitvertsworth
Nan
Mella
I Piers
William J. Bryer
Automobile Fatality At Halt Endangers Local Residents
In an automobile accident at Halt, Mab Harry Restter was killed. Samuel Asenberg and Wim Reynolds were seriously injured. Prank Hatford and Hartford are mentioned in connection with the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mab
Harry Restter
al Prank Hatford
Samuel Asenberg
Wim
Reynolds
Bank robbery rocks Flufiauta but robbers flee
A bank in Flufiauta was robbed on Tuesday with the robbers escaping. Police and officers are actively pursuing leads as surrounding towns have been notified and efforts continue to catch the suspects.
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Oklahoma
Flufiauta
Rkla
Inn
Ing
Obituary Notice for John E. Ford of Nashville Tenn
Aged and well known, Judge John E. Ford, of Nashville Tennessee, died Monday night. Lennon Brandshe at of the world is mentioned in fragmentary text. Further details are unreadable in the surviving OCR segment.
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Welloyn den
John EL
Ford
Nashsille
Tenn
Lennon
Brandshe
Runaway Grand Junction Quartet Arrested in Des Moines
A four person gang from Grand Junction known as the largest affinity bunch was arrested Tuesday in Des Moines. F Eugene Schultz Mrs Isabella Corley Frank Piles and Mrs Nora Sims were jailed after police found the group occupying two beds in a single room. The women blamed abusive husbands for fleeing and later returned to their spouses.
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Grand Junction
Des Moines
Eugene Schultz
Isabella Corley
Frank Piles
Nora Sims
Corley
Valley Junction
East Des Moines
Winhan
Bank Vaults Show Large Deposit Increases in Iowa
Auditor B F Carroll reports Iowa banks saw deposits rise by 3 354 654 67 in the period from November 238 to August 14 with total assets up 4 610 033 19. Deposits since last December climbed 5 785 460 85, the biggest one year gain. In the three months after the call sixteen banks rose, and forty three new banks formed in the year.
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B. F. Carroll
State Banking Department
Iowa
Des Moines Man Paroled Convict Ends Life at Chamberlain Hotel
The Tuesday discovery reports Charles Thomas, a former YSMLC A worker, shot himself in the heart at the Chamberlain hotel in Des Moines. A paroled convict, he had been sent from Muscatine County in 1908 for attempted murder and was paroled a year ago. His struggle with reform and relapse into drink are cited as factors in his death.
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Charles Thomas
YS Mlc. A
Chamberlain Hotel
Des Moines
Muscatine County
Couple from Marshalltown fined for disorderly conduct
Ida Strong and an unnamed husband from Marshalltown were fined 25 dollars each after a morning at a local event in Juntes Florida. The pair faced a disorderly conduct charge in the district court and pleaded not guilty to the allegations.
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Juntes
Hull
Ida Strong
Marshalltown
Be Awarding of Bix Armour Scholarships Highlighted
Scholarships to be awarded at the short course attract attention this winter. The Bix Armour scholarships will go to the boys with the most diligent work.
Citizenship Revoked for Syrian Native William F Rosehid
Official word from Judge McPherson in the southern district of Iowa reports the revocation of William F Rosehid's naturalization. The Dubuque district court had granted papers in Missouri prior, but the applicant had not resided in America for five years at the time of application.
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Dubuque
McPherson
Federal Court For
Southern District of
Lowa
William F. Rosehid
MOE
Ros“hid
America
Chicago and Northwestern forms freight theft bureau
The railroad establishes the Bureau of Investigation of fast stolen and damaged freight with offices in Boone. The arrangement takes effect December 16 and aims to handle loss and damage issues across the system.
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Ano Investigation Bureau
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Boone
Bureau of Investigation of
Bucketshop Conviction Reported in Des Moines District Court
In Des Moines a district court convict named V. J. Winston of Wisconsin for operating a bucketshop. The case notes the defendant was out for thirty minutes on duty when the alleged misconduct occurred. The verdict stands against the bucketshop operation linked to the Wisconsin company.
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Dees Moines
V. J. Winston
Wisconsin
Eri
Major Lucas Chosen as Assistant Adjutant General
Fairfield officer Major Lucas is selected as assistant adjutant general for the fifty fourth regiment. Maj Edwin B. is noted as a member and has accepted the position.
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Maj. Lucas
Edwin B
Has Bee
Lucas
Fairfield
Ifty
Legal moves filed in Mason City man’s case docket
Tadleted at Mason City. Triietments were reported Against Frank Parnard, OF Aberdeen, SL. D., uC formerly of Clear Lake, who is charged with triums, against Robert Reed, of Cerragordo county, charged with criminal asenult, and against Howard Danisan, formerly a resident of Mason City, but now in jail at Han albad. Mo, for somve crime, charged SU wife decreation.
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Frank Parnard
Aberdeen
SL. D
Clear Lake
Robert Reed
Cerragordo County
Asenult
Howard Danisan
Mason City
Hanalbad
Somve Crime
John Sullivan ABE OS Dies at Home
An obituary notes John Sullivan ABE OS has died at his home on Peubarspie Thursday THOTTENK. He previously served eighteen days with the Plineia Central reed, per local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
Abe OS
Peubarspie
Plineia Central
Roosevelt Defends Panama Sale Criticism in Senate Speech
President Roosevelt delivering a special message to the Senate rebutted libel charges over the Panama canal sale. He denounced recent newspaper attacks as false and harmful to the public, defending the government’s conduct and accusing critics of blackening the nation’s character. Pulitzer’s New York World responded with a sharp rebuttal, calling Roosevelt’s accusations reckless and politically motivated.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Panama
United
the World
Pulitzer
Myzer
Bnis
Joseph
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Belt
Explosion at Panama Canal injures dozens and kills eleven
A premature dynamite blast at Obispo in the Panama Canal area killed eleven men and injured about fifty. Most victims are Spaniards. Relief trains transported the injured as authorities investigated whether the fuse malfunction or wiring caused the accident near Culebra. Police record mention previous blasts at Pedro Miguel with casualties.
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Obispo
Panama Canal
Colon
Panama
Pedro Miguel i
Supreme Court Confirms Lifelong Term For Murder Convict
The Supreme Court of Michigan affirmed the life term in the penitentiary for John W Hobert Saxsman in a murder case. He was linked to the killing of his companion Carl Miller and the theft of MF and horses. The latter claim appears to have been concealed for several years, uncovered by a long accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
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