Drought Hits Corn Crop Across Regions in Early September
Des Moines reports show corn condition averaging 60 percent of normal, with merchantable yield not exceeding 20 bushels per acre and roughly 166 million bushels total. Late corn damaged by drought shortens yields, while temperature drops signal cooler weather approaching from the Missouri valley to Alberta.
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Experts Aid Luetgert Trial Testimony Fails for State
At Cnienco on September 10 the Luetgert trial saw witnesses Kruger and Dr Charles B Gibson testifying about timing and the vat analysis. Gibson contended bones would be softened but not dissolved, aiding the defense as cross examination pleased the defense lawyers.
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Cnienco
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Frank Bialk
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Gulf Kea Will Celebrate Its Completion at Both Ems
The last spike in the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf road to Port Arthur Tex will be driven at 3 PM Sunday at Fairmount Park in Kansas City. Celebrations will follow in Port Arthur Shreveport Mena and other points as the line uses its own rails from De Quincy to Beaumont completion will give the railroad all own tracks along the route. Dr H B Carter surgeon in command of the Chicago marine hospital is ordered to Ocean Springs Miss to assist government physicians in preventing yellow fever and will join others at New Orleans then proceed to the outbreak area.
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Mena
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Lake Charles
Louisiana
Beaumont
Southern Pacific
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Gulf Rails
Carter
Ocean Springs
Cineaco
H. BR. Carter
Chicago Marine Hospital
Miss
New Orleana
Glancer
Washington
Guiteras
Murray
Wasdin
Mobile
Rains Spread Across Nebraska Toward Omaha
Weather reports from along the Union Pacific indicate heavy rains in the western part of Nebraska moving eastward toward Omaha. The showers are progressing with potential impacts on local travel and visibility.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Union Pacific
Daring Holdup at Chadron Saloon Sparks Gunfight
A Ninth Cavalry trooper in Chadron Nebraska pursues a masked robber who seized $300 from Ed Eason at Larkin's saloon. A half mile chase ends in a brief exchange of shots. The thief escapes to camp. money recovered. investigation promised by local and military authorities.
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Ninth Cavalry
Larkin
Ed Eason
Eason
Colonvel Hamilton
Pine Ridge Agency
Georgians Claim Chattanooga Boundary May Move City
A Georgia claim questions the Tennessee Georgia boundary line and suggests Chattanooga could lie within Georgia if a proper survey redefines the limits. Col W A Wimbrush supports the view, noting possible legislative action to order a boundary survey.
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Chattanooga
Tennessee
Georgia
W. A. Wimbrush
Concatenate Order Hoo-Hoo meeting in Detroit and various briefs
Telegraph News in Brief reports the annual Concate nated Order of Hoo-Hoos meeting set for Detroit Michigan. Guatemala finances and politics described as bad. Tulane club offers 20000 for Corbett Fitzsimmons fight and bids McCoy Ryan. Adjutant General Ruggles notes Captain Samuel McCouike dies Sept 9 at St Luke's New York. Hunsman Collett break tandem record in Waterbury. James Quinn of Park City Utah kills wife then wounds himself. alcohol blamed. Franz Pulaski, archaeologist and publicist, dies in Budapest. Deshon elected superior general of St Paul the Apostle mission in New York. last surviving founder born New London Conn. West Point roommate of General Grant. nine-year term.
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New Orleans
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Fitzsimmons
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Ruggles
Washington
Samuel McCouike
Fourteenth Infantry
St. Luke’s Hosital
New York City
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Eckberg
Providence
E. ©. Hunsman
George H. Collett
New Haven
Waterbury
Conn
James Quinn
Park City
Utah
George Deshon
Missionary Society of St. Paul the Apostle
New York
Paulint Fathers
Augustine I. Hewit
Father Deshon
New London
West Point Military Academy
General Grant
Father Deshou
Seven Killed as Wreck Hits Freight Train at Hanson
A Troy Mountain road freight wreck near Hanson Arkansas at 2 p.m. left seven dead and six seriously hurt, many workers from Vian Oklahoma area seeking cotton field jobs. The local train No. 35 from Coffeeville Kansas to Van Buren derailed after car tracks failed, sending thirteen men and boys into a damaged machinery car as rescuers worked for hours.
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Hanburn
Ark
Troy Mountain
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van Buren
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Charles Fame
Douglas Anderson
John Johnson
Rose Henderson
Frank Hamilton
H. A. Walton
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Vian
Didbrell
Kansas Crux
Will
Chase
Charles
Riot fears linger as miners threaten march in Haxelton
Reports from Haxelton Pennsylvania describe mounting tension after a deadly Friday. Officials fear clashes between striking miners and troops with 5000 to 7000 more workers expected to join. A funeral incident at St Joseph's church sparked warnings from General Gobin to prevent demonstrations tomorrow morning. A broken into No 3 colliery engineer’s home added to the ominous mood as Governor Hastings coordinates on military action.
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Strickers
Martin
St.Joseph’s Church
Father Rust
Gobin
Tird
Hastings
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Seven Fever Cases Declared Yellow Fever in New Orleans
New Orleans board of health announced six suspected fever cases on St. Claude street as yellow fever shortly before noon today. Two hours later the board confirmed another probable yellow fever case, signaling a continuing health alert in the city.
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Board of Health
St. Claude Street
Iwo
The Science of Life and Dr Pierce’s Remedies
The piece extols natural laws governing health and claims Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cures consumption and lung diseases. It cites patient Geo R Cooper praising longevity after using the remedy, notes it aids blood formation and tissue building, and mentions Pleasant Pellets for constipation. It frames medicine as grounded in science and natural law.
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Pierce
Geo. R. Coope, Esq
Myers Valley
Pottawatomie Co
Kans
Mabel Stevens Recovery Linked to Pink Pills says letter
Greensburg Greensburg New Era prints a St Paul correspondent item recounting Mabel Stevens’s illness and dramatic recovery. Amanda Birvens claims Pink Pills for Pale People cured her daughter’s rheumatic and nervous ailments after doctors failed. The letter notes prior treatment, a Martinsville bath, and a strong cure after nine boxes.
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Mee
Era
Mable Stevens
Mabel
Aopeal
Martinsville
Dr. Williams
Distress and famine plot Klondike Dawson outbreak
From Dawson City reports arrive aboard the Cleveland detailing a dire situation as winter approaches. Food shortages escalate, prices soar, and many seek food over gold while unrest grows among miners and townspeople.
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Examiner
Dawson
Otter Point
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Cleveland
St. Michaels
Yukon
Dawson City
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