Embankment Crash Kills One Injures Ten in Iowa Trip
A Waterloo and Cedar Falls Rapids Transit line car plunged down an 80 foot embankment near Dubuque. One traveler Myers died and ten others were seriously hurt among sixteen aboard. Injured include W H Horton Chicago A Rothline Great Falls Allos Crotty Waterloo and others. Morton likely fatal. others expected to recover. Auditor Davis of Adair County missing bondsmen offer 9500 reward. office declared vacant. Ex mayor Olinger held liable for salary raise. White addresses state expenditures in Mason City. Methodist conference backs equal representation.
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Myers
W. H. Morton
Olinger
Dubuque
Orpar Faria
Waterloo
Ceder Falls Rapids
Ovat
W.H. Horton
Chicago
A. Rothline
Great Falls
Allos Crotty
Misa Flickinger
Frank Foulk
D. B. Morrison
Winona
Minn
J.O. Waldron
Charlotte Cunningham
Een State Normal School
Kittie Townsend
Fort Dodge
Student State Normal School
Henry Flint
E. B. Tibbetts
Frank Latice
Claude Cana
Chuston
Davis
Adair County
Judge Wilson Attacks Government by Injunction In Colorado
Denver Oct 12 Judge Wilson of the Colorado Court of Appeals with two colleagues reverses a perpetual injunction in H Schradekie v Appeal Clothing Co. condemning the use of bankruptcy stock advertising and warning against courts granting broad injunction powers. Also reports Colorado Midland Railroad incorporation with $10,000,000 capital and a stabbing in Washburns Neb where Herbert Grow is fatally struck by a hat pin from his purported sweetheart.
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Wilson
Colorado
Denver
Court of Appeals
Thompson
Bissell
H. Schradekie
Appeal Clothing Company
Colorado Midland Incorporated
Henry Z. Rogers
Colorado Midland Railroad Company
Colorado Midland Railroad
Frederick P. Olcott
Bernardsville
W.J
James H. Jarvie
New York City
Adrian H. Jolvie
N.J
Oscar Bunke
Henry T. Rogers
Wasrinas
Neb
Herbert Grow
New York
Chicago
Missouri Pacific
London
Grant Famine Strikes Dawson Arrivals Report Scarcity
Arrivals from Skagway confirm reports of food scarcity in the Klondike. About 26 people emerged over the Dalton trail last week, with many others following. Reports claim no actual trail, 471 miles long, crossing summits and many streams, requiring Indian guides. Notable names include Pat Galvin and wife, George Bounds and wife, Charles Thebo, John F. Loney, Frank Beck of Juneau, Harry Romaine, Ed Armstrong, Mush Rosenstein, and Little Willie Misner of San Francisco.
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Skagway
Skaaway
Victoria
Dalton Trail
Klondike
Pat Galvin
George O. Bounds
Charles Thebo
John F. Loney
Frank Beck
Juneau
Harry Romaine
Ed Armstrong
Mush
Rosenstein
Willie
Secretary Gage Finds Wide Satisfaction Across States
Secretary Gage reports no distress in the west and south during his tour. He notes Nebraska and Colorado show happiness and good crops with rising mining output. He says bank deposits are larger than ever and money readily available for commerce. The October term of the U S Supreme Court opens with Chief Justice Fuller and associates. The Maine is ordered docked at Port Royal dry dock for first time since the Indiana. Cotton condition stands at 90.10, up from 76.3 on Sept 1. General Miles returns from Europe.
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Auys
Washinetoy
Gage
Washington
Towa
Nebraska
Colorado
Supreme Court
Washtherox
Supreme Court of the United States
Fuller
White House
McKinley
McKenna
Richards
Mgr
Qorrelle Barnes
England
Washinaron
Secretary of the Navy
Maine
Government Dry Dock
Port Royal
Money Named for Senator in Mississippi Appointment
Governor McLaurin announced Hernando de Soto Money as United States senator to fill the vacancy caused by J. Z. George's death. Money, Mississippi representative in prior congresses, faces term beginning March 4, 1899, with a two year prior appointment pattern. Cavendish Expedition Is Safe reports no danger. Cavendish and party reached Kikuiyu after Lake Rudolph exploration and head for Zanzibar.
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McLaurin
George
Tacksox
Miss
Associated Press
Brandon
Hernando de Soto Money
United States
J. Z. George
Money
Mississippi
Senator George
Washington
Cavendish
London
Berber
East Africa
Rome
Benadire
Lughi
Somaland
Lake Rudolph
Duke of Devonshire
Anfrew
Ascaris
Kikuiyu
British East Africa
Frank Hall
Kikuiyo
Hall
Zanzibar
Great Drouth is Broken Rain Brings Hope to Farmers
Curiaco Oct 12 Rain falls across the drought stricken belt. Nebraska Kansas Missouri Illinois Arkansas Minnesota report general showers with likely continuation for 24 hours. Drought endured since mid August. crops hurt, fires, water hauled, and winter wheat acreage cut drastically. Rain seen as a godsend for stock and pastures with 86 hours more of rain anticipated.
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Curiaco
Kansas
Nebraska
Iinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Opening arguments in Luetgert murder trial end week
Drizzling rain greets crowds at the criminal court as the Luetgert murder trial enters its last week. Defense witnesses fail to respond, prompting a closing for the defense and scheduled jury deliberations by next Saturday night.
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Criminal Court
Luetgert
Smetgert
Vincent
McEwen
Phalen
Deacon
Sole Ripley
Louise Luetgert
New York City
Luthgart
Winter Cloak Sale Promises Unusual Value Across Jackets
This week The Cloak section announces a winter garments sale with remarkable values on jackets and capes. Prices compare favorably to higher pre purchase costs, offering items like a Black or Navy Cheviot jacket at 3.98 and a Bonde Jacket at 6.98, plus assorted capes and fur trim pieces. Numerous jackets and capes remain for inspection with strong savings.
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Atlantic
Trade Department
Novelty Silk and Wool Fabrics Showings at Low Prices
A local retailer extols a new display of silk and wool dress fabrics and Cheviots. Highlights include novel patterns at 86.98, 7.98, 98.75, 9.98 and 11.75, All Wool Mixed Goods 26c, All Wool Novelties 35c and 48c, Black Novelties 85c to 60c, French Serges 29c, 39c, and 48 in. at 80c, with Henr iettas priced to match. The ad stresses value and tariff-driven pricing.
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Henriettas
Commodore Vanderbilt Statue Unveiling At Vanderbilt University
Chauncy M. Depew led the dedication of a life sized statue of Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt at Vanderbilt University in Nashville. John W. Thoma presided, Chancellor Kirkland spoke, and Dr Chauncey M Depew delivered the address amid a reception with Miss Paulding Miss Strathers R D VanCourtland and Mr and Mrs N W McVickar present. The gift was from Nashville citizens in honor of liberal education.
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Chauncy M. Depew
Nasuvinia
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
John W. Thoma
Kirkland
Thomas
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
Paulding
Strath
Made Blankets American With Each Succeeding Year
American manufacturers announce steady improvements in blanket quality and price. A 10-4 blanket with fancy border is offered at 2,756 and an 11-4 blanket at 3.60 per pair, urging early bulk buying to offset rising raw material costs and depress prices locally.
East Side Literary Club to Meet at Mrs McFarland’s Home
The East Side Literary Club will meet next Monday evening October 18 at the home of Mrs. McFarland. Quotas from Snow Bound are read aloud and all members are urged to attend.
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East Side Literary Club
Sherri's Sale and Foreclosure Notice in Cass County
Sheriff Job Card announces sale of real estate to satisfy a district court judgment from September 28, 1897, for Francia Faulkner and Henry C. Sanders against Herman Robbert et al. Property description covers parts of section 1, township 74, Cass County Iowa. Sale to be held November 3, 1897, at 10:00 a.m. in front of Atlantic courthouse doors.
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District Court
Cass County
Iowa
Francia Faulkner
Henry C. Sanders
Sullivan Savings Institution
Herman Robbert
Bertha Robbert
Maria Robbert
John Robbert
Christiane Robbert
Dorothy Bode
William Bode
Sophia Huddleson
Henry Huddleson
William Robberts
Margaret Robberts
Township 74
Fifth P. M
A. D
Atlantic
Towa
The New Great South American Kidney Cure
Misspelled ad claims a miracle remedy for kidney and bladder pain. It promises rapid relief for men and women and says it prevents fatal outcomes. Sold by Nl Parsons & Co., Druggists, Atlantic, Iowa.
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Nl. Parsons &Co
Atlantic, Lowa
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Amzvre
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Department of Agriculture
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Lopez
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