Grant items and Faulkner talks at Anita Institute
Grant township notes report Faulkner touring Anita with a 80 tree orchard and a large potato crop plan of about 5000 bushels this year. He shows tubers to a Telegraph man and discusses the Cass County Farmers Institute moving its annual three day meeting to Anita in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. McDermott
Anita
Ben Wagner
Levi Purvis
Wiota
David Huff
Cass County
Iowa
Wm. Thornburg
Mra. S. Moore
Crisman
Hiram Moore
Maude Wells
Bernice Moore
Selah Firman
Nan Hysham
Red Oak
Ben Tromblee
Susie Wagner
Miss Wagner
L. 5
Rockwell
Telegraph
McKinley
Philippines
Della Anderson
Audubon
F. L. Anderson
Auaubon County
Mr. Anderson
Grant Township
J. H. Funk
Teleerapa
Funk
Telegrafh
S. N. Wagner
Wm. Wagner
P. L. Anderson
M. R Cline
Joel Chenoworth
Muscatine
Peter Reish
Henry Funk
Letts
Wagner
D. W. Faulkner
Faulkner
Cass County Farmers Institute
Atlantic
Boilermakers Strike Delays Navy Transport Work
San Francisco reports ongoing boilermaker strike delaying transport work. Government owned vessels would gain an eight hour day, while strikers insist on pressure on others and contractors to meet their scale.
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San Francisco
Baineson
Quartermasters' Department
Quartermaster Department
Calm Before Storm Drives British War Prep at Johannesburg
British officers work night and day to ready forces for war with the Transvaal as barricades rise in Johannesburg. Advices from Cape Town and London report martial law possible within days, with troops dispatched and merchants fortifying shops amid rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Great Britainia
United States
Spain
England
Transvaal
Lord Salisbury
Hatfield House
Mr. Chamberlain
Colonial Office
Royal Arsenal
Cape
Great Britain
Johannesburg
Marquis of Landsdowne
Dublin
Lord Garnet Wolesley
Evelyn Wood
Woolwich
Ordnance Department
Marquis of Lansdowne
War Office
Morning Post
Pietermaritzburg
Natal
Cape Town
Stock Exchange
Pretoria
Orange Frea State Volksraad
Bloemfontein
London
The
South Africa
Orange Free State
Rioting Renewed at Algiers Jewish Quarter
Rioting flared anew after midnight in Algiers Jewish quarter with clashes between anti-Semites and police. Several people injured and six arrests reported by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
sAverers
Earthquake Kills Hundreds in Aidin Valley
An earthquake struck Aidin on the Men dere river in Asia Minor near Suvena injuring and killing hundreds. Authorities say the disaster occurred yesterday morning and affected the valley of the Menderes River, with many casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suvena
Asia Minor
Aidin
Mender
Menderes
Bank Affray Leaves Pallatine Cashier Near Death
Frederick J. Filbert, Pallatine bank cashier, is gravely wounded after an attack by Walter Lawton using a jackhammer. Henry Plagge intervened, sustaining injuries while restraining Lawton. motive cited as revenge for alleged marital alienation. Lawton and Plagge were taken to village facilities amid a chaotic scene.
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Chicano
Frederick J. Filbert
Pallatine Bank
Pallatine
Ill
Walter Lawton
Henry Plagge
Lawton
Plaggo
William Garrs
Dreyfus Declares Innocence and Seeks Reparations
Captain Dreyfus issues a public declaration in Nantes saying liberty without honor is meaningless and he will pursue a definitive judgment to prove his innocence. He denounces the malign judgment and calls for reparations as he travels from Rennes with police officials. Dreyfus reported heading to America as luggage is shipped from Havre and Folkestone marked for New York.
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Paws
the Aurore
Dreyfus
The
Republic
France
Aupred Dreyfus
Nantes
Rennes
Secret Police
M. Viguire
Bordeaux
America
Liveenpool
Havre
Folkestone
Mme. Dreyfus
New York
Telegrams Tersely Told In Brief Items Across Markets
Pig iron up ten dollars a ton while Lima oil market tops a dollar. Judge W G Piper of Moscow Indiana dies in Seattle Providence. Elias Hatfield sentenced to 12 years for Williamson West Virginia murder. Mary Taylor schooner returns from sealing with 54 skins at Victoria. U S Flour and Milling shares plunge twenty five points. Unidentified body from Kansas City wreck identified as Galena Illinois shipment to Milwaukee. Knights of Pythias third day reports read. Iron and Steel Sheet Manufacturers raise price from 3.10 to 5.25 per ton. Emperor Nicholas leaves Copenhagen voyage to Kiel aboard Pole Star. Mission Rock dispute in San Francisco Bay moves toward possession by government. John L Hanna shot by moonshiners. posse of 125 in pursuit. Northern Pacific contemplates 1 percent extra dividend in February. Argentina's congress financial program favors domestic protection over foreign capital. George H Friend Paper buys Fordham mill at Hamilton and Franklin will at Franklin. Kiondike mine yield seen 8 million dollars this year. Indiana suits block transfer of glass plants to 17 million dollar trust led by window glass workers union.
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Lima
W. G. Piper
Moscow
Tda
Providence Hospital
Seattle
Hlias Hatfield
H. H. Hillis
Williamson
W. Va
Mary Taylor
Victoria
Wall Street
United States
Kansas City
Galena
Eas
Milwaukee
Wis
Independent Order Knights of Pythias
Association of Iron and Steel Sheet Manufacturers
Copenhagen
Nicholas
Kiel
Mission Rock
San Francisco Bay
Heations Dry Dock Company
John L. Hanna
Northern Pacific
Argentina
Congress
George H. Friend Paper Company
West Carrollton
Fordham
Hamilton
Franklin
Canadian Bank of New York
Kiondike
Indiana
Burns
Window Glass Workers’ Union
Anti Trust Meeting Opens as Texas Governor Chairs Conference
Governors from Arkansas Tennessee Michigan Missouri Colorado and Iowa gather in St Louis with attorneys general and state officials to discuss trust remedies. Debates focus on state versus federal laws, and whether trusts should be annihilated or regulated, with Sayers chosen permanent chairman.
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Sayers
Texas
St. Louis
Shaw
Jones
Arkansas
Tennedsee
Michigan
Missouri
Colorado
Iowa
Montana
Indiana
Mississippi
Washington
Planters’ Hotel
Stephens
Republican National
Taylor
Yogua
Congress
Savera
Pingree
Thomas
Rome
Old
Louisiana” Purchase
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Daniel W. Jones
O Donnell Outsized, McCoy Wins Counted Out
Kid McCoy dominated the fight at Broadway Athletic Club as Steve O Donnell struggled with height and reach. McCoy persisted, scoring in rounds and forcing O Donnell to stagger, finally downed in the sixth and counted out with help from the referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aca
New Yort
Dept
Steve O'Donnell
Broadway Athletic Club
O’donnell
McCoy
O'Donnell
Steve
White Miners in Jail in Cartersville Riot News
In Cartersville Illinois a coroner's jury continues as five more men are arrested for complicity after Sunday riots. Deputy Odum Marion arrived with arrests as factions remain determined, with Colonel Brush opposing concessions and miners urging persistence amid a quiet town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carterville
Cartervills
Ill
Odum Marion
Marion
Brush
Cook seeks governor sign for death warrant
Torzxa Sept 20 Taylor Cook, under sentence of death for murder ten years ago, petitions Governor Stanley to sign the death warrant. Kansas law requires the governor’s sign for execution, a form not previously granted. Cook’s plea notes 60 murders without a governor’s sign and urges action, threatening self harm if denied. Governor Stanley says to obtain a county petition for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torzxa
Taylor Cook
Stanley
Kansas
Cook
Fatal Freight Wreck at Telford Station Claims One Life
A double-header freight train left the track at Telford's station on the Southern railroad this morning, 15 cars derailed. Charles Perry of Elizatown died at once, while two other men are believed trapped under debris.
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Smith
Yancy Mayee
Marrshalltown
Cunninghan
Charles Yancy
Story County
Hicks
Mat
Wilson
Omarranooca
Southern Railroad
Telford
Charles Perry
Eliza Town
Typhoon death toll and world events reach headlines
Telegrams report over 3,000 dead or missing after a typhoon in Japan plus widespread damage to shipping. Alfred Vanderbilt abandons his world tour and heads home. The Detroit cruiser near La Guayra is sent to protect American interests amid an uprising. A Birmingham mine duel ends in murder. The Brooklyn may replace the Chicago as admiral’s flagship off Santiago. Toledo tailors strike over piecework pay. Chickasaw legislators raise marriage license fees to curb white men marrying into the tribe. Odessa reports a Russian government effort to the state department via a brief dispatch.
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Japan
Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
Detroit
la Guayra
Venezuela
Republic
Tom Harris
Butler Blakely
Pratt
Birmingham
Ala
Barris
Blakely
Brooklyn
Admiral Schisy
Santiago
South Atlantic
Chicago
Toledo
State Department
Oonsa
Odessa
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Faulkner Talks Institute
C. M. Myers
L. R. Dickey
Isaac Houck
Odd Fellows
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J. R. Elliott
Patriarchs
Detroit, Athletic Club
Oincinnati
Turner Hall
Kilgour
Denby
Worcester
Waashington
Manila
Profesor Worcester
Philippine Commission
United State
Addremm
Keesler
Hastixas
Tenth Judicial District
R. L. Keester
Harlan
Etek
S&s. D
Grantz
Terravius
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