The Aurelian Sentinel Names J B Lloxve Publisher
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
2
Sarto Elected Pope Amid Wide Support and Respect
Cardinal Sarto of Venice has been chosen as pope following Leo. Born in Treviso on June 2 1835 he is 68 and known for purity uprightness and liberal ideas. He is portrayed as modest cultured and kind hearted with focus on piety and good works.
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Mowe
Cordinal Sarto
Venice
Ginnappo Sotte
River, Dhe
Suyto
Apite
Collision in Fog Injures Train Passengers Near Hartford InnL
A fogbound head on crash on the Panhandle line near Hartford InnL between a westbound freight and an eastbound passenger left multiple injuries. The freight crew tried to curb the passenger with a brakeman warning as both trains collided, wrecking cars and causing delays.
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Panhandle Fond
Hartford
Innl
Panhandle
Fagman
Riot in McKeesport Leaves One Dead and One Crippled
In McKeesport Pennsylvania a riot near the Port Vue tin mill left bystanders John Mount dead and John Cameron crippled as violence escalated. Officers restrained King and Doliff who fired into the crowd amid the clash with rioters.
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McKeesport
Port Vue Tin Mil
Arother
John Mount
John Cameron
Mc Woesport
Port Woothi
Nowsillion
TL D
King
Elmer Doliff
Doliff
Ray
Mount
Cameron
Dollif
Jal
Little Boy Poisoned in Springfield County Case
A boy named Joe Creekstick, age unknown, died after eating food given by an unnamed woman in Bunker Hills Mascupin County. Coroner's witnesses testified Mrs Guller's alleged dislike for children and a claim that Mr Guller bought strychnine on July 14. The boy's stomach was sent to the University of Illinois for analysis.
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Springfield
Joe Creekstick
Bunker Hills
Mascupin County
Joseph Quiter
Brill
University of Lanois
Desperate Train Hold Up Near Forge Va Ends Badly
An attempt to free two Lynchburg prisoners on a Chesapeake and Ohio express near Forge in Virginia failed. Two robbers stopped the train with lamps, warned engineer Peck, and fired at the smoker containing the prisoners. the mob fled when doors held, with no injuries reported.
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Chitea Forge
Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake and Ohio Express
Qliton “Forge
Lynchhbure
Amnler
Peck
Fall
Rioting In Buffalo Leaves Dozens Under Arrest
A disturbance on Ohio Street in Buffalo involved about forty five men arrested as detectives seek more suspects. No injuries occurred while scuffles and thrown objects were exchanged between Niagara elevator employees and Italian workers near the Buffalo Union Furnace plant.
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Ohio Street
Buffalo
Niagara Elevator
Jeis Wald
Buffalo Union Furnace Company
Aighra Elevator
Ttallons
Woman Injured by Thief Wife of New York Congressman
Mrs Krallenry Ketcham wife of a New York congressman was badly wounded when she confronted a thief at her son's residence on Saturday The assailant fled after stealing Si and some jewelry A heavy poker was used leaving a deep gash over her left temple and her collarbone severely injured The incident occurred as she discovered the robbery during the break in Roosevelt Signet gifts noted with a $100 check for the Theodore Roosevelt Signet fund.
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New York
Krallenry Ketcham
Constat
Fater Apartments
Satunluy
Bint
Ketchar
Profien
Three Tramps Killed in Santa Fe Collision Near Needles
A head on collision on the Santa Fe road near Needles California between westbound Santa Fe limited No 1 and eastbound No 4 killed three tramps and injured several men. Reports from General Manager Wells say No 8 ran by Mellon contrary to order. Engineer Ireland and Fireman Menechon of No 3 are wounded. seriousness undetermined. Passengers and crew were shaken but reportedly not seriously harmed.
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Santa Fe
Needles
Cal
Los Angeles
Mellon
Colorado River
Wells
Ireland
Menechom
No 3
Attempted lynching and mob justice across several towns
A Cravenville report describes a posse capturing three itinerant peddlers accused of assault near Old Ripley. two were released in Sorento while the third faced grand jury proceedings. Other items mention a wheat hold movement, a Chicago jewelry theft, a fatal work train wreck in Brazil Indiana, forgery charges in Los Angeles, and a lynching threat in Texas.
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St.Louis
Cravenville
Prank Noyce
Old Ripley
St. Louis
Operts
Sorento
Farners
Lutchinson
Kan
Farmers’ Co- Operative Union of Ameen
Chicago
West
Convicts From Folsom Prison Involved in Mines Clash
The report states five armed convicts escaped from Folsom and clashed with a militia posse near Grand Victory mines on Saturday night. Two militiamen, including W. J. Jones, were fatally shot. Pitti Springer, a local resident, was also shot. Court troops pursued convicts near Lotus Webber Creek district. another man, Glen Wedgewood, was shot in the hand.
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Stein
Traverville
Cal
Folsom
Marge
Grand Victory
Satonay
Rutherfort
W. J. Jones
Jones
Phillippines
ALGU
Autanol
Ave Ing
Pitti Springer
Lotus
Webber Creek
Glen Wedgewood
Wedgewood
Oyster Bay Man Utters Profane Remark Toward President
McCann of Oyster Bay shouted profanity at President Roosevelt and family as their car approached church. Secret Service moved him away. Roosevelt chose no charges, aiming to avoid action despite the incident.
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Oyster Hay
Oster Ray
Roosevelt
McCann
Newis
Secret Service
Runge
Murder Suicide Near Cridersville In Ohio Farm Scene
In Cridersville Ohio George Stein a wealthy farmer shot his wife causing fatal injuries then killed himself on a country road after an argument over a separation and partial reconciliation. Mrs Stein dying whispered my husband shot me as searchers found her and later discovered Stein dead in a field.
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Ohio
Shoota Stic
Lima
Cridersville
George Stein
Stein
Riot clash on Trans-Caucasian railway leaves workers dead
Reported near Titis last Thursday troops fired on striking workers, killing twenty one. A rail was removed by strikers causing a Trans-Caucasian train wreck with twelve carriages smashed. Armenians alleged to be instigators.
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Worki Og
Tithe
Weeck
Tetersburg
Frontier
Titis
Revolt Victims and Legal Turmoil Across Cities
Cuban revolutionaries claim 5.589 million in payments to civilians listed as soldiers. Auditors may reduce totals. In San Francisco a battle over appointing a receiver for Union Iron Works proceeds, Mortgage action sought. Chicago jury convicts John Wiltrax of murder. Elizabeth Wiltrax acquitted. Multiple local tragedies and accidents reported from Bedford to Pittsburgh and Ohio, noting drownings, rescues, and a railroad death.
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Cal
Union Iron Works
United States Shipbuilding Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Willray
Chicago
John
Elizabeth Wiltrax
Paul Faszowski
Elizabeth
Wiltrax
Fight Near Sid Aly Leaves Dozens Dead in Algeria
Report describes a violent encounter between armed groups at a guard post near Sid Aly, with a heavy toll including multiple assassinations and deaths among security personnel. One French corporal among the casualties, details remain fragmented amid chaotic fighting and wreckage.
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Kive Muondreat
Maine
Algeria
Sid
Record of State Firemen Tournament in Sioux City
The State Firemen’s Association Tournament closed at Woodland Park Sioux City with over 10 000 spectators over three days. Sioux City won the overall prize money led paid departments and the Onawe squad topped volunteer hose contests. Des Moines will host the next winter meeting in November at the Garretson hotel with officers elected for the ensuing year.
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Woodland Park
Sious City
Ket- Jose
Sioux City
Sullmas Sid Corbatt
Onawe
Uribe
Wis Stons
Ties Moines
Fawn Firewen
Garretson Hstel
Ensuig
Indian War-Claimed Death After Creek Kiowa Clash
Piuse Print a full Creek Indian and Ed Campbell a half breed Kiowa fought near Malvern after railroad work. Campbell struck Print with an axe, slicing the skull from forehead to crown. Print is alive but gravely wounded with critical brain injuries. doctors fear for his life.
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Piuse Print
Ed Campbell
Malvern
Council Brats
Campbell
Webster City fatality and local court proceedings
Reports list Janne Ballinger killed after being run over by a freight train on the Mlining Central in Webster City Lida Mercy Hospital where a leg and hand were injured. James Fisher faces a preliminary hearing for alleged assault on Charley Adana's daughter with bond set at 800. Marston Jr. leaves Mason City for Madison to inspect railroad projects. Algona fire damages the old ark and foundry. elevator incident yields heavy losses. Miles returns to Macedonia with his wife’s body. university officials discuss faculty appointments for next year.
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Janne Ballinger
Inn Waterline Hospital
Ixnne Valuger
Webster City
Lida
Mercy Hospital
Jeff
Tower Unik
Llis Hate
Caine
Fisher
Taxation of the Railways Report Shows Large Increases
The state executive council of Jawa at Dox Moines sets railroad assessments. Taxable value rose sharply this year with railroads listed around 4 080 005 to 5 250 000, climbing from five years ago. The council notes a long upward trend in taxable value and calls for continued increases.
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Egauel
Jawa
Dox Moines
Ace
Wales
SiTart
Kooawax
Sagghatlut
Lidsan
Wreck at Man's Crossing injures workers on freight train
A freight train on the Wabash line between Stansberry and Cornell Tuts was wrecked near Pony Creek Crossing five miles east of Cornell Hbnts. Two cows on the track caused the collision. engine and seven cars derailed, several cars overturned, and two crew members injured.
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Pury Crossing
Coundy Dina
Stansberry
Cornell Tuts
Pony Creek Crossing
Cornell
Tragic Head Wound In Essential Coalition Incident
Koch, a young man living with his brother in Diko ia, sustained a bullet wound to the forehead in a critical coalition incident. Whether self inflicted or accidental remains unclear though the self harm theory is common. he was found unconscious with a forehead wound and transported by town physicians for life saving efforts.
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Theolvee Koch
Diko Ia
Vheadare Koch
Faug Ndles Vaat
Vibe
Young Keck
Fire destroys 20 box cars at Valeria yard
A major blaze at the Great Western Railroad yards in Valeria destroyed the elevator and twenty freight cars, causing about 20,000 in losses. Telegraph wires were torn and communications cut, delaying three hours. Investigators suspect tramp arson targeting an empty box car used to steal signaling sticks. Some rails were damaged or buried in debris.
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Great Western
Valeria
Death in the Water Drowns Four Youths in Iowa River
Four young people drown while boating on the Iowa River near Drivenport after the craft reportedly capsized in swift water. Rescue efforts recovered bodies. two other youths barely escaped, leaping into the river from a rapid. Civil and local notices follow of various names and losses across Buena Vista and surrounding areas.
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David Ediions
Chivage
Lily Reditous
Agnes Reditons
Ores
Tad Quiet
Motive Wen
Te Mspaisalppi
Drivenport
Taki
Boxsie Sutesan
George StudiHous
S.A. Jolisot
Alt. Denke
Apple Crop Vast Across United States in 1900 Census
The 1900 census records show the United States had about 240 million apple trees with exports totaling 48,700 barrels. New York leads in trees and production, while districts differ in bearing capacity due to tree type and cultivation. Illinois Missouri Michigan differences explain varying yields. Willam Curtis notes New York’s superior trees.
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Great Bettaln
Germany
Northern Central States
North Ad South
Reed
New York
Mlesuart Ulvols Heutnamy Seraeree
Taos
Caralkaa
United States Department of Agriculture
Ang
Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Carolina Tbul
Wueis
Trevn
Denton Meuutys
Arkansas
Washington City
Niagara County
Wayne County
Marlon County
Illnois
Monroe County
Clay County
Erie County
Orleans County
Missouri
Michigan
Nichigan
Pinny
Willam BD
Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Great Flood Wrecks North Central Farmland and Cities
The piece chronicles historic Mississippi River flooding big impacts across Kansas and Missouri regions. It cites massive losses to property and industry, with Kansas City and Topeka among affected hubs, and notes millions in damages to towns railroads and grain facilities. It notes hopeful recovery with replanting crops and renewed activity after the disaster.
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Missuri
Middle West
Larmert
Manufacturera
Eldlea
Hiave
Hughter
Charles Moreau
Lealle
Sansag
Kansas City
Kan
Missoupri
Topeka
Kanap
Tly
Reading
Fromerst Joss
Fragmented Civil War Chronology and Notable Events
A fragmented survey of Civil War era items recounts shipboard captures and escapes, a British raid on an American ship, and a lord justice killed during revolutionary tensions. It notes slave trade figures, presidential visits, army movements, and funding for monuments, with scattered references to battles, raiders, and political shifts in 1864 era news.
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David Gitchel
Philadelphia
Alexanria
Elbe River
Boghad
France
Lord Ithwardety
Court of
King's Bane
Paiblin
Augustin Tophitin
Joseph Tudson
Thon Hodginwan
Sharles Carter
Cape Sleary
Crigate
Boston
Toplin
Casaplay
Sabore
Thirty Years Ago in News.
Thirty thousand Carlists were reported under arms as the French government refused to recognize them as belligerents. Mrs. Etza Webt Young, Brigham Young’s seventeenth wife, died seeking divorce and $200,000 damages. A Buldux bond ignited a farmhouse in Owen County, killing a black servant. President Grant considered pardons for Konloty case participants in North Carolina. A Vienna expo reapers contest favored Americans, Ukrainians, and French exhibitors. Gold price rising to 123 spurred by Joy Gould as Treasury faced shortages.
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Etza Webt Young
Brigham Young
East Lake City
Buldux
Owen County
Grant Wie
North Carolin
Joy Gould
Treasury Department
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