Fights Train for Life After Double Assault in Iowa Town
A mother lode of small town chaos as John Brown of Palon township defends home from John Fleck and his son George Fleck in a brutal sequence. Firearms discharge, a man tied, and a family stands by. two Browns in critical condition, one Fleck unconscious, others injured, while neighbors rush to help.
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Javeerson
John Brown
Palon Township
Jefferson
John Fleck
George Fleck
Brown
Fleck
John, Jr
Jim Brown
Young Fleck
Young Fleeck
Jim
Explosion at Cardiff Colliery Claims Dozen Dead
Terrified residents report a massive mine explosion near Cardiff at a Tyldes town pit. Rescue work continues amid shifting death tolls, with 64 feared dead and bodies recovered as cavern obstacles and fire hinder progress. Independent dispatches note gold stocks in European banks rising and unrelated international notes follow.
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Canarr
Wales
Tylerstown
Allen Withdraws Objection Over Silver Bond Vote
Washington January twenty eight Senator Jones of Arkansas will push to resume in session Thursday until a vote on the silver substitute for the bond bill is secured. Senator Allen withdraws his previous objection and antisilver Democrats Vilas and Hill may object. Antisilver Republicans expect no objections to timing. Allen dropped the objection to the vote date after learning anticredential moves against Utah senators could delay seating.
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Jones
Washington
Ark
Allen
Vilas
Hill
Utah
Lawmakers discuss eligibility of four Democrats in Kentucky
A Republican caucus in Frankfort reviewed the ineligibility of four Democratic members whose seats are contested. Affected are a city attorney, a former U.S. examining surgeon, and two auditors, whose positions violate state law. A resolution seeks legislative inquiry to resolve the senatorial contest. Governor Bradley urges a law making counties liable for at least 2500 to heirs of lynching victims.
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Vernor Hiradley
Cincinnati
The
Commercial Gazette
Frankfort
United States
Bradley
P E O Social Knits Members With Nut Cracking Fun
At Mrs. Win. Nichols home the P. E. O. sisterhood held its first social after repeated postponements. A new member was initiated and guests solved fourteen nut word puzzles to win prizes, with Miss Blanche Brown receiving the book Dream Life. A doughnut riddle and light luncheon followed amid merriment and light tricks before everyone went home with pleasant memories.
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Beack
Hoegtman
Acorn
Conveyances January entries list multiple transfers
A block of 19th century conveyance notices records January deeds, transfers, and mortgages. Martha Thomas to Geo Bell. Sarah Rogers to Will H Beach. Mary A Stone to E C Thompson. Mary Kirkham to Sylvester Kirkham. Cass County Treasurer to Frank Welty. Frank Ty and Lewis to Jona Sinn. Theo H Brown to Ezra Littler. Edmund Sweeney to John and William Sweeney. Green to Rinda M Eastman. J K Macomber to HM Orton. Hamilton Wilcox to M C Wilcox. Amounts, lot and block references, and dates vary.
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Geo Bell
Sarah Rogers
Will H Beach
Atlanti
E C Thompson
Marne
Mary Kirkham
Sylvester Kirkham
Cass County
Frank Welty
Lewis
Frank Ty
Jona J Sinn
Edmund Sweeney
John
William Sweeney
Market Report From Chicago and Atlantic Iowa Markets
The Market News notes dull wheat with continued rankle offerings as of January. Hog prices in Chicago rise with 17,000 arrivals and an estimated 18,000 tomorrow. Cattle receipts reach 2000 with a stronger overall market.
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Ill
Jan Ary
Atlantic
Aln
Arley
Miles
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