Cyclone wrecks towns and fatal toll rises in Wisconsin
Reports from New Richmond and surrounding areas describe a devastating cyclone sweeping through Wisconsin. Death toll estimates range from 160 to 200 with about 1,000 injured as fires followed the storm. Towns along the river, including New Richmond, face near total destruction while rescuers and doctors rush to aid victims.
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the Central
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J. A. Carroll
Portage
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Barrett
Newall
Carroll
Stillwater
Injarad
Minwavers
Stevens Point
A. R. Horn
St. Paul
Jewett Mills
Roberson
Ervine
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Paul
Mr. Horn
Jeyett Mills
Dr. Wade
Bply
Milwaukee
Jane Smith Celebrates Her 100th Birthday in Marshalltown
Miss Jane Smith of Marshalltown celebrated her 100th birthday with friends and relatives. She is one of the few living Daughters of the Revolution whose father fought with the colonists in the War of Independence. She recalls the War of 1812 vividly as if recent events. In Des Moines, the state Grand Army encampment opened at Waterloo with a large Des Moines delegation expected. A new encampment commander may be elected between M. B. Davis of Sioux City and George W. Bailey.
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King George’s Red Coate
Iowa
Des Moinas
Byers
Waterloo
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M. B. Davis
George W. Bailey
Sioux City
Anon Temple
Fannie Wilson
Sigourney
Presbyterian Ladies Missionary and Aid Subi Eky Mares
Joyce Anderson
Jacob Lang
Ape House
Atlantic
Dupuy ministry out and Dreyfus affair ties to fate
Paris reports the Dupuy ministry has tendered its resignation after a chamber defeat. Loubet thanked the retiring ministers in a brief, cordial interview. Potential successors named include Poincare Delcasse Brisson and Waldeck-Rousseau amid Dreyfus case dissatisfaction. Also covered are Dominion's win on Lake St Louis, war prep in London, European wheat prospects, and scattered regional reports.
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Gomez Farewell Manifesto Urges Unity and Patience in Cuba
Havana June 7 General Maximo Gomez former commander in chief of the Cuban army issues a farewell manifesto. He says his mission is nearly concluded and urges peaceful methods and unity to complete the American backed political transition. He warns against factionalism and calls for cessation of disputes as he plans to return to his family.
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Maximo Gomez
América
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Gaba
Report Denies Urgent Arbitration Danger
A government report refutes claims that the arbitration scheme faces grave danger. It notes Germany may resist the principle, but no actual objections have been raised in discussions. The dispatch also notes various brief wire items on lynchings, port repairs, a tobacco case verdict, and political moves across states.
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Tue
Hague
Germany
Lawton's 8000 Meet Fierce Enemy at Las Pinas
Manila dispatch reports General Lawton calling 8,000 troops into action near Las Pinas. Insurgents countered with strong resistance and a stubborn left-flank attempt. Casualties reported around sixty on the American side as fighting raged along the Zapote River crossing.
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Las Pinas
Lawton
Zaporte
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Bator Cavite
Monadnock Captain Nichols Dies at Cavite
Captain Henry Nichols commander of the U S monitor Monadnock died from a mun stroke while the vessel lay off Paranaque, with ceremonies at Cavite. He refused relief to stay and see Paranaque fall, the Monadnock under daily fire as crews endured heat and hardship.
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Henry Nichols
United States
Cavite
Nicholas
Paranaque
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Paranaqua
Local street notes and travel in Atlantic area
Local items report residents traveling to Council Bluffs Avoca and Atlantic visitors, including J K Powers Milt Smith Ella McFadden and G D Hollecker. Hypnotist Prof Ingram appears in Atlantic and several families plan visits to Iowa towns while weather records show 92 degrees and 1.29 inches of rainfall. George Underhill and Ed Young ship wool to Philadelphia, signaling strong livestock and textile activity.
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Council Bluffs
Ed Young
Avoca
Milt Smith
Chicago
L. H. Griffith
Anita
Inet
J.T. Hensley
Exir
K. M. Bourne
Tralia
Misa Ella McFadden
Preasnall
George Underhill
Philadelphia
Marriage of Miew Neff and Sherman Wright
A neat home wedding united Miss Frances Neff of this city and Mr. Sherman W Wright of Audubon on a Wednesday at the bride’s parents’ home. Elder W B Ramsey officiated. The couple, both well known locally, shared a simple ceremony followed by a bountiful supper and a short wedding trip.
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Sherman W. Wright
Audubon
W.B. Ramsey
Methodist Church
Anduboo
Wright
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