Cloudburst in Iowa devastates LaMoille area
A May 25 cloudburst between LaMoille and State Center in Iowa caused Linn Creek to surge into a river five half miles wide. Tracks, roadbed and two bridges near LaMoille were damaged, crops destroyed, livestock drowned, yards flooded, and residents rescued by boat. Rail traffic to resume in days as floods extend statewide with washouts near Sioux City LeMars and Hartington.
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News From Abroad Mixed Dispatches Across Several Regions
Reports from Havana describe a skirmish near San Felipe Santa Clara where insurgents led by Tamayo suffered casualties and retreated leaving prisoners. In Moscow Li Hang Chang explains he will study European and American governance then visit America, denying any Russia treaty. Weyler returns to Havana after a voyage. Spanish forces face defeats in Pinar del Rio. cholera deaths rise in Egypt. cotton woes in Texas. Lovejoy Monument project advances in Avon Illinois. Secretary Morton comments on Santa Monica harbor funding in San Diego May 22.
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France
England
China
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Avon, Ills
Lovejoy Monument Association
Springfield
Mississippi
Morton
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San Disco
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Chamber of Commerce
Santa Monica
San Pedro
Prohibs And Silver Stir At St Louis Convention
Prohibitionists debate free silver at the St Louis convention with Ex Governor John P St John leading the silver wing and Samuel Dickey heading the gold standard opposition. Leaders predict a 10 000 to 15 000 attendance as factions vie for platform goals and nominees.
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Kansas
Samuel Dickey
Albion
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National Central
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Dickey
Joshua Levering
Baltimore
Charles E. Bentley
Nebraska
John Metcalf
Rhode Island
Iatt
Miller
New York
Platt
St. Louis
Morton
Congress Conferees Weigh Week of Legislation Tone
Washington May 26 The outlook for the Senate this week centers on moving the deficiency appropriation bill and repealing the alcohol tax rebate for arts use. Debates on immigration and direct election of senators loom, while river and harbor bills may dictate adjournment timing. House conference reports and unanimous consent clamor frame a busy last session stretch.
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Allison
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Husband shoots wife in Callaway Neb case on trial
Broken Bow Neb May 26 Henry Walker 35 miles west of Broken Bow shot his wife in what seems a premeditated murder attempt. Three shots were fired one hit the sole another the forehead with the third missing. Doctors could not locate the bullets. Mrs Walker remains conscious but with little chance of recovery. Walker claims self defense believing she poisoned him.
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Henry Walker
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Moon
Claycomb On Trial For Grave Robbery Second Charge
Stanley Claycomb faced a second grave robbery trial in Omana on May 25 as Rock Island witnesses were summoned from Council Bluffs to link him to the Helin and Larsen cases. Earlier, he was acquitted on the Larsen charge due to missing rail passengers.
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