Protests and varied notices from early reports
A fragmentary column notes a protest at a western post involving Private Clancy and a guard detail led by Sergeant Mulligan. A separate item discusses Mrs. Benj Wilson’s diabetes cure claim with Dodd's Kidney Pills and a legal victory for Ole Olmsted over imitation products. Also mentions Russian Jewish fashion caps called shariushka and vast cap wealth in Odessa trading.
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Clancy
Frederick ‘Grant
New York
Tella
Mulligan
Needham
Moore
yMoravia
N. Y
Benj
Wilson
Dodd
Fiya
Bright
Coffee Story Promotes Postum Food Coffee Benefits
A Rome New York matron says Postum Food Coffee cured headaches dizziness and stomach upset from coffee. She reports improved appetite, steady health, and renewed vigor after switching to Postum with a reference to a Battle Creek Michigan company and the booklet The Road to Wellness.
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Rome
N. Y
Pontum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wallyiile
Intense Heat Wave Hits Eastern Cities With Casualties
A blistering heat wave gripped the eastern and New England states with record temperatures and mass prostrations. New York reported 26 deaths and 190 prostrations as cities endured a day of extreme heat, while Philadelphia and Boston also faced high readings and widespread suffering among laborers and families.
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New York
New England
Philadelphia
Weather Bureau
Boston
Guy Copsfort
Slum Romance Millionaire Stokes Marry in Modest Noroton Ceremony
Millionaire Stokes wed Misa Rose Pnator, daughter of a poor cigar factory worker, in St Luke's church Noroton Conn. The couple, both involved in settlement work, plan a two month honeymoon and will live in New York after. Stokes worth about 5 million dollars.
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Millionaire Stokes
Misa Rose Pnator
John G. Phelps Stokes
Anson Phelps Stokes
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Noroton
Conn
Stokes
Gambrogd
Lower Coat Side
New York
Mr. Stokes
Wilbride
Woman Ends Life in Heat Wave at Lincoln Nebraska
A Lincoln special reports Mrs. J. Ti. Pickrett died Tuesday morning from chloroform after pleading to escape the heat and being unable to depart for her parents farm near York. Her husband had secured a travel permit but returned to find her dead, clutching the bottle.
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Lincoln
J. Ti. Pickrett
York
Tripe Pass
Picknell Ig
Burlington
Two Men Risk Lives in Niagara River Swim
Carlisle D. Gralan of Niagara Falls and William J. Glover Jr of Baltimore swam four miles from the American side at Niagara River to Lewiston in 26 minutes. Glover led at times, both men safe with only minor gear trouble.
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Niagare Tepids
Carlisle D. Gralan
Niagara Bhila
N.Y
William J. Glovar, Jr
I Baltmore
Niagara River
Afimerlcarn
Lowiat
Glover
Fiat Rock
Webb
Graham
Devgil
Este
Lewiston
Glowr
Church Killing Sparks Mob and Jail Escort
Reports from Kenttyrile Ky claim John Miller shot and killed James Crees and wounded James M Thomas in Fraley Creek church after claiming to be the best man. A mob formed but sheriff took Miller to Beatreyville jail.
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Kenttyrile
Say
John Miler
Trenthiut
James Crees
James M. Thomas
Fraley Creek
Miller
Crees
Thomas
Beatreyville
Moroccan reforms conference invitation and other early 20th century notes
The article reports Great Britain and Spain accepting the Sultan of Morocco’s invitation to an international conference on Moroccan reforms, with notes on a U S bank receivership case, a steamboat wreck in Minnesota, a large Korean loan oversubscribed in Tokyo, a New York heat wave, and multiple drownings in Minnesota and nearby cities.
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Great Britain
Spain
Morocco
Lynching Threat Spurs Alabama Militia Mobilization
Governor Jelks ordered the Gadaden garrison to guard a jail where six Black prisoners accused of killing a white widow and raping a woman reportedly faced a mob. A crowd of up to 500 gathered on Broad Street demanding the jail doors open.
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Alabama
Jel- Heka
Gadnden
Aln
Pomoncra
Ore
Capt
T. Bramy
Gadadey Companivet
Lily Con
Gadadew
Vance Gardner
Willian Johnson
Rh. D. Tohnson
Hud Richardson
Jefferson’ Alfom
Wannie Mayo
J. Smith
Broad Street
Gndadon
Interstate Fair at Sioux City Promises Bigger Show
The Interstate LiveStock Fair in Sioux City runs Sept 11 10 with 12 000 purses and 20 000 premiums, proclaims 六 free attractions daily and grand circuit admission. Attendance expected to rise from 1903 as grounds and purses grow. A round trip fare for the week is offered by the railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moux City
Wirlek
Sioux City
United States
Mitroads
Head End Collision In Virginia Kills Two Near Midvale
A head end collision between two freight trains one mile north of Midvale Virginia on the Norfolk and Western line killed two crew members and injured four others. The dead are FE. 8. Witte of Yeauvin and John Dent of Stoanoke Treman. The wreck occurred as a northbound freight waited for a southbound extra freight. investigators allege the northbound crew disregarded signals.
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Virginia
Midvale
Buenandoah
Norfolk and Western
Witte
Yeauvin
John Dent
Stoanoke
Treman
Milvale
Roanoke
Girl Shot Dead in St Louis Quarrel
A 15 year old girl, Hessie Karnes, was shot dead on Lions Avenue in St Louis in front of her home. Mary Carderer 30 is under arrest charged with the shooting in what is described as the culmination of a feud between the two families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa
Hessie Karnes
Lions Avenue
St. Louis
Mary Carderer
Tragic drowning and father’s suicide shock Iowa community
In Costa, Iowa a 14 year old, William Ehrick, drowned in the Maple River while swimming with friends. The bereaved father Henry Ehrick, distraught, hanged himself hours after learning of the tragedy. Neighbors secured the home and found the father later dead near a haystack. The family includes six daughters and three sons.
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Henry Bobrick
Costa
Wiliam
Maple
Castan
Maply
Hin
Thie Bey
John Ghari
Ehrick
Parente
Neighom
Tie Wife
Dee
Lin Sal
Wuthy
Bin
Tle
Kebrick
Lia Wite
Sheets to Prison After State Supreme Court Appeal
Armond Sheets of Dale Township Lyon County was jailed after the state supreme court allowed his appeal of a conviction for taking undue advantage of a minor. He faces a new sentence pending further proceedings while held on cash bond. Sheets, about 50, is married with a family and formerly a Dale Township teacher.
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Tence Armond
State Supreme Court
ACA
Bhients
Dale Townahio
Lyon County
Ovk Magia
Shelf Woodburn
Jai
Anamous
Sheets
Dale Township
Supreme Court
Lawson on the System at Missowe Valley Placed Amid Frantic Crowd
Frenzied financier Tom Lawson spoke at Missowe Valley to a 1500 to 3000 audience in the Chantauqua tent. He echoed his Sanenes address as Mayor James and Congressman Smith led the local committee to the platform. The event followed a day of crimes and accidents including an insane man capture near Missouri Valley and a burglary at LeMara.
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Missowe Valley
Thorns W. Lawson
Mistrict Valley
James
Congressman Smith
Chantauqua
Smit
Boston
Vlice
Vawson
Ney Fraser
Misssouri Valley
Chicago
Northwestern
Onna
Missouri Valley
Chemkeo
Wreck on Northwestern Train at Tama Town
A Northwestern passenger train was wrecked near Tama after a tower operator altered signals. Ten people died and several were injured as cars derailed and a heavy object struck cars and trackside. The motive appears linked to a robbery attempt. rest of details remain unclear.
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Germany
Rhine
Ghove
Cologne
Hind
Southern Pacific
Loudsalana
Fayette
Vingineer Whalen
Caine
Mirabello
Italien
Gfadeter
Muarine
Redding
Portlel
Bay of Naples
Witty
Tama
North Western
Ma Chitra Doy
Baganyard
Natal
Montour
Toka
Cun
Hofren
Chie Vage
Greene
Hopes to Free Rogers After Conviction
The defense for W G Rogers appeals to the supreme court seeking reversal of a second degree murder verdict. Fort Madison inmate Bert Forney received twenty five years for the Bamley murder during a liquor theft incident. The defense argues improper verdicting and questions whether Rogers and another man were guilty of murder or robbery.
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Coynell Bhiffe
W. G. Rogers
Monder
Mutter
Rogers Ie
Supreme Court
Blaellat
Ragen Wis
Fort Madison
Bert Borney
Congell Blume
Ogers
Waloon
Forney
At. Promie
Iowa Supreme Court Upholds Drainage Law in Three Appeals
The Iowa Supreme Court on Thursday sustained the new drainage ban statute across two options covering three appeals. The ruling upheld the constitutionality against attacks by the county board of supervisors for Tama Vista County challenging the statute on multiple points. The opinions are noted as among the most important decisions of the era in framing state law.
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Iowa Supreme Court Blakes
Dow Malnes
Supreme Court
Dargiaiow
Hishop
Sisson
Supervisane
Taona Vista
Death From Pin Price In Sous City
Miss Walworth of Sous City dies at St Josephs hospital in Nuus City from blood poisoning following a pin injury to her right hand. She lived in Whiting and worked at Seymour’s Wil le Inwadry in Sioux City. An unattended pin pricked her finger ten days earlier, causing infection that worsened after a rank of poligan developed. she was hospitalized and an operation failed to stop the spread.
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Miss Walworth
Sous City
Mulaoning
Mirx
Anna Walworth
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Nluus City
Whiting
Seymour
Wille
Sioux City
Comuna
Alurvat
Blont Pulkoning
St. Joseph's Bowpita
Militiamen Break Camp For Delayed Pay
Militiamen including Soldier Boyan Fatl in the Fitty-aisth regiment begin breaking camp at Dew Meluex after pay delays. They expected Wednesday evening pay. Irwin announced the ghost would not arrive for several days. Government and state allowances will be issued via checks. Cumalig praised Cumolphrey for apprentice and maneuvre of the men.
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Boyan Fatl
Uneledar
N.C
Irwin
Uor
Cumalig
Culumphrey
Incendiary Fires Plague Kouk Island Area and Local Bank Move
Five arson attempts target property on Kouk island and nearby freight depot with four early Friday fires interrupted. Fire department stopped the blazes as investigations target responsible parties. Separately, Bank of Hodpern owners plan to move banking operations after purchasing property from WMoeker Heon. A convention at Dex Moines elected officers for Lawn State Association.
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Wuabneba
Minn
Depot Hotel
Puesday
A&dl
Kouk Island
Mack Tatar
Avoed
Sly
Elifzend
Jown Bar Association
Lawn State Ane Aakoglation
Dex Moines
aMeer
Willian YU
Mdailey
Dex Moline
Brewilents IL
My Towner
Corning
Yer Prewhlents
Tsi
M. Dutcher
Fawn Cly
Jenin FB
Dia Moines
Teacher's Foe Overwork Destroys Career Claims by Blas Jamox
Fragmented memoir style notice recounts a city teacher's breakdown from overwork and illness. It includes claim that Dr Williams Pink Pills restored health, with testimonials from Miss Margaret BY and others. Public health tone mirrors period advertisements and medical remedies.
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Sai Blas
Jamox
Mayer
Montonenro
Willinwa
Pluk
Margaret
James ix
Nelig
Ciay Street
Dayton
Ohio
Williams
Misery of Mrs Lallne Reveals Household Struggles
A fragment from a local page features Mrs. Joan Lallne of Talerson describing nine years of illness and pain. The piece cites remedies such as Dow’s Kidney Pills and Allen’s Shoes to ease aches, while a joke about marriage ends with a cautious punchline on changing habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Lallne
Paterson Avenue
Talerson
N. 3
Unies
Moan
Dow
Fuster
Mnburn
Huttala
Portland Centennial Exposition Guide Described for Visitors
The fragment describes a Portland Centennial Exposition and a map brochure. It notes hotel rates streetcars and travel tips, with directions to the exposition grounds and a call to send two cent stamps for the booklet. It mentions Portland locations and a desire to aid visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Paeife
Levin and Clark
Fortlund
Jarge Wilde
Portland
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Wy M. Webey
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