Seeding in Progress in Western Canada Brings Interest
Mild weather and strong wheat, oats, and barley prices boost settlers in Western Canada. US inquiries to Canadian agents nearly double as railroads add capacity for passengers and freight. Letters from Red Deer and other spots describe abundant land, water, and thriving mixed farming. Headlines reflect spring advance with frost-free days and plowing in late February.
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United States
Westiern
Geo. W. Griswold
Red
Deer
Greber
Mont
Amd
British Columbia
Meilicizier Hat
Alpdiine Hat
Lethbridge
I. A. Puller
Montana
E. Lal“Iherty
Coulter White
Hartney
Aurelia Brief Item Mentions Lloyd in Iowa Record
A terse Aurelia notice from the Aurelia Sentinel references a person named Lloyd connected with Aurelia, Iowa in an unclear filing or record. The fragment provides minimal context and no date or full action details.
Tornado ravages Randolph County Alabama causing deaths and damage
Reports from Roanoke Alabama describe a disastrous tornado moving northwest from near Double Heads. One or more fatalities are confirmed including Mack Carlisle's home demolished and R C Haynes killed near Roanoke. Several homes, plantations, and a post office store were destroyed. a white girl, daughter of Mr Lucas, was killed and others injured. Communication wires were down, hindering details.
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Columbus
Opilique News
Roanoke
Rantam County
Ala
Randolph Cong Tote
Double Heads
Mack Carlisle
R. C. Haynes
Ronan ‘Oke
Wilson Plantation
Holly Plantation
Rock Mills
Iime Postaliice
Lucas
Trains Wrecked Near Llomesteld Injuring and Killing
The Rock Island Railroad reports the Golden State Limited wrecked near Llomesteld Indiana early Tuesday. Six people were injured, three fatally, as the train plunged down a high embankment. Officials suspect malicious wrecking with lines moved and spiked, while railroad offices in Chicago doubt robbery caused the incident.
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Rock Jat
Limited
Rock Island Railroad
Vittoiale
Golden State Limited
Llomesteld
Denver
Colorado
Belm
Mock Island
Chicago
Homestead
Erie Railroad
Brookton disaster claims fifty five bodies recovered
Forty five still missing as rescue ends after thirty seven hours. Police and Medical Examiner Paine believe all remains not ashes are removed from the debris. A revised list shows bodies recovered and missing counts while families await further notice. A separate report notes a Chattanooga incident where Pruett, a Southern Express messenger, was assaulted and robbed of valuables on a train to Lookout station.
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Brookton
Grover Company
Alioe
Brockton
Mass
Paine
Uuet
Mlatives
Odies
Claima
Lia
Chattanooga
Pruett
Southern Express Company
Southern
Agar Lookout
Will Thomas
Forever
Confessed Murderer Claims Conversion by Evangelist
Earl Bodine says he is an ex convict and told Police Hodgkins in Oakland that ten years ago near Fort Fairfield Maine he shot and killed a companion and dumped the body in the Aroostook River. Higabee sails to Guantanamo as Navy moves with Admiral Barker aboard Newark to Cuba amid itinerary. Sioux City stock market quotes note Suceher stock at 5005.00 and Top bogey at 515. Church and State debate in Paris opens three week study. A crowd gathers as regional leaders reference new appointments and unrest. Mareven Grigvom reportedly jumped into the sea. Andrew Mo Griscom, from a prominent Philadelphia family, vanished weeks ago and reportedly died by suicide on March 1. Nashville discusses a state legislative motion amid party pushes and governor’s response.
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Hodgkins
Oakland
Thaight
Fort Fairfield
Aroostook River
Grigvom
Andrew Mo Griscom
Philadelphia
Dikaepe Pedred
Beeir Letra
Pteer
Mingetanku
Deadly boiler blast wipes out large factory at Brookton
A catastrophic boiler explosion at the R. B. Grover Company manufactory in Brookton killed many workers and burned the four story building and seven adjoining structures. Rescue efforts recovered fifty bodies by Monday night with estimates of the dead ranging from 60 to 90 and injuries from 50 to 100. About 250 survivors were counted, while insurance covered most monetary losses estimated at about 200000 dollars.
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Brookton
Mima
Hirackton
Mansa
Camrents
Enatl Wonen
Gromil
Oryah
Escrape
Naniilion
R. B. Grover Company
Charles C. Emerson
Warships Ordered to Venezuela as French Move
Washington dispatch reports Paris has insisted on Venezuelan nonaction in the crisis. French minister in Caracas notified Caracas that no further moves against the company’s interests are to occur. Two French warships have been sent to Venezuela to enforce instructions from Paris.
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Washington
Bowen
State Department
Cares
Venezuela
Stormy Passage for Cedric After Turbulent Voyage
The White Star liner Cedric arrived in New York after a perilous voyage marked by hurricane gales and wrecking seas. A steerage passenger, Mrs. Whitney, gave birth during the storm, among other notable incidents and injuries reported aboard.
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White Star Line
New York
Whitney
Chih
Jabez White
Jimmy Iritt
Shannon City Fire Leaves Broadest Loss in Town
Shannon City suffered a major blaze that began about 2 o clock Thursday, destroying multiple buildings. Estimated damage ranges from 70000 to 70000 with many insured losses and few uninsured owners. Insurance coverage totals around 7000, while several individuals report total losses without coverage. The post office building was torn down after contents were removed, and it remains unclear if wrecked structures will be rebuilt.
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Shannon City
Thames
Reynolds
the Sun
Y. A. Fisher
J. W. Reynolds
C. Snyder
E. L. Dewees
Wiliam Godby
G. W. Logan
B. Godfrey
Wilson
A. K. Bigelow
Shannon City Inc
Ivar
J.C. Cargill
Lax
Mra
Bilderbavk
Lap
Fire Insurance Growth in Town Over Ten Years
Auditor of State Carroll reports in a life in Butubee style summary that fire and life insurance in the state show growth. Risks written by non life companies near 100 million dollars in a decade. taxes on premiums exceed 2.225 million dollars per year and have doubled in the decade.
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Carroll
Butubee
Gov
Cumulus
Isn
Hfe
Uhane
Train derails on Stook Island a deadly wreck in town
Reports detail a westbound Rocky Mountain Limited derailment on Stook Island. Engineer Hotchkiss deadly scalded, two trainmen fatally injured. one coach left a 15 foot embankment, 300 feet of track torn up as cars plunged. Casualty toll unresolved.
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Nock Island
Rock Mountain Limited
Stook Island
Gene L Homestead
Town County
Hotchkiss
Denver
Colorado
Kerens 18 Given Freedom In Murder Trial Saga
Delilah Palle Soryen Out tile Thine. William Kerne, the lover at Delilah Faily, Thursday completed a santo ba the Towa atite penitentingy atedeniinsa, where ha wan sent ten years run for alll tug hia aweetheurt In the murder of shis tuthor. The Kerns and Falls were ralghbord near Waverly. the ye yang Joyers, Old princerns and done ed to the match. The totured pair lay on the er n on his way to the creamery. he shot, killed, and attempted to burn his body. For this they were convicted and sent to the penitentiary, Delilah Walls ling four more years to serve.
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Daliiah
Palle Soryen
William Kerne
Delilah Faily
Shis Tuthor
Redkon
Waverly
Delilah Walls Ling
Plans Regiment Camp at Des Moines Reserve
The article outlines regimental camp plans for Iuwa National Gandl at the Des Moines site. Units will rotate in ten day stints over forty days with guards stationed twenty miles away and returned by trains for marching drills and practice at cent minierers training.
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Arcangemanis Mada
Ganernl
Iuwa National Gandl
Des Moines
Guardsioen
Phix
WED FOR SIXTY YEARS AT EXVALLENT HEALTH
A California Junction couple Mr and Mrs Joseph Fountain celebrated sixty years of marriage. Born March 14 1841 in Charleston and married in 1857 they raised eight children, seven living. The Fountain family is noted as among the region’s oldest and healthiest seniors with many descendants still near.
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Callordia Junction
Jaeph
Foontala
California Junction
Mowlay
Bor
Chaelina
Mare
Counseil Buta
Good Mero Fountain
Jail Reform Sought After County Jail Visit
Woodbury County Grand Jury reports cramped conditions at Sioux City jail after inspection. They urge immediate relief, recommending more housing and labor for inmates and asking the supervisors to provide additional room. Judge Oliver Uhorsfay will review the report.
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Woodbury County
Woolbury County
Og Oshot
Sioux City
Winder
Ana
Bis Fay
Oliver Uhorsfay
Will Aid Sioux City With New Telephone Network
A new State Telephone Company planned by Sioux City aims to invest up to 800000 in a building project and connect Sioux City with hundreds of towns in the Northwest. The firm, incorporated for 1000000, will link business houses to the main network via a swift system in a large Sioux City building.
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New Stoto Telephone Company
New State Telephone Company
Securtly
Sioux City
Pew Company
Sioux City Automatic Telephone Company
Frenzied Ledger of Local News in Shaky OCR Form
A garbled wrap of 19th century notes reports a fugitive Hoard Fron George L. Mentave missing from Cedar Hopidsa,state clerks office, rumors of sightings in Oklahoma, and various local matters. It mentions Maal F. Vetlker resignations at Clover Creoftt schools, forgery arrests, dairy reforms, Take City population of 2,401, hidden property valued at 2,400,000, and bank incorporation in Marshall County, with chaotic spelling and fragmented phrases throughout.
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George L. Mentave
Cedar Hopidsa
Oklahoma
Odd tale and patent medicine pitches from a rural page
A fragmentary historical tale describes a physician in a small country town and a curious visit about illness. The text shifts to promoting Dodd’s Kidney Pills, claiming cures for Bright's disease and kidney troubles, with endorsements from ex-sheriff James Scott of Scott County.
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Dodd
Bright
Bherlif
James Scott
Scott County
Sayat
L Hive
Lodt
Quotes and quips in Jerrold style theater dialogue
A garbled 19th century prose piece echoes humorous exchanges among early morning singers, a druggists promise, and Jerrold sketches. It blends stage ribbing with social satire, mentioning a boarding house, a breakfast bill of fare, and reflections on surplus population through wry dialogue and whimsical setups.
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Indy
Pilar Iveblog
Tivid
Douglas Jerrold
Grape-Nuts Credited With Life Change by User Testimony
A reader shares a testimonial praising Grape-Nuts for transforming health and strength. She describes initial weakness, rapid weight gain to 120 pounds, steadier nerves, clearer mind, and renewed vigor after six months of daily use. The account portrays improved vitality and a commitment to the food over bread.
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Shople
Chao Wou
Drentefagt
Miner
Rattle Cronk
A Cove of Interpretation in a Royal Chamber Scene
A fractured dramatic scene shows a mob confronting a king in his chamber. The spokesman questions royal authority while officials struggle to maintain order. A speaker from the crowd and the king exchange harsh words as tension builds amid confusion and fear.
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Chambertiin
Cuttain
Hank
Royal Chamberson
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Claims Free Advice
An advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for various female ailments. It cites testimonials to urge women to seek free advice from Mrs. Lydia E Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts and from Mrs F D Fox of Bradford Pennsylvania, highlighting trusted guidance and life changing relief.
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United States
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Pinkhayn
Fatty
Dhiad
Lydia E. Mikham
Heyond Wisguit
Lydia He
Mafehain
Mies
Predhuuw
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