Devastating cyclone strikes Sioux Center area
A severe cyclone and accompanying wind and rain devastate Sioux Country near Sioux Center Iowa on a Friday. The storm kills hundreds, destroys four schoolhouses, injures many children, and leaves entire towns isolated with telegraph and rail lines washed out. Rescue efforts face delays as wires fail and access is hindered by debris and downed trees.
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Sioux Country
Lowa
Sloux Center
Wocthenat
Sioux Center
Achuol
Eneh
John Koster
Maggie
Mer. Ulagigle
Ale
Bigux
Thesiel Derklus
Tenet
Sibley
Helene
Simall
Sioux Cy
Sioux City
Noadway
Sinax City
Perkia
Doon
Shaws Center
Monroe Doctrine remembered amid Caracas subscription drive
A garbled report notes a Caracas subscription linked to President Monroe and the Monroe Doctrine. It mentions New Milford residents burned in a barn and a distressing scene with two women weeping, while references to Venezuelan location and Washington state appear in error.
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Washington State
Caracas
Monroe
Wiitet
Colin
New Milford
Conn
Milford
Engineer Shot to Death in Bloomington Tramp Attack
The engineer Holmes, 42, son of a pioneer Bloomington lawyer, was killed on the Alton road near Gnetinvilly by masked robbers described as tramps. He warned off assailants aboard a northbound train then pursued them and later encountered more on the Y line. authorities believe a motive of robbery or revenge.
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Louis An Gulungo
Alton Romwan
Gnetinvilly
Thresen
Enghiuer
Rank Wolnes
Holmps
Erie
Carlinville
Sone Guacnuta
Nan
Hin
Holmes
Bloomington
Alton Road
Train-Routers Plot Foiled in Fatal St. Joseph Shooting
A Burlington train robbery attempt near St Joseph Missouri ended with two men dead after gunfire at Hinay's bar. Witnesses say Thomas Worrall fired on Wehard Hall, fatally wounding him, before escaping with the gang member captured by pursuing citizens. Hall died from his injuries.
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Hinay
Thomas Worrall
Tau
Wren
Faerall
Mrs Parnell Recovering After Murderous Assault Near Bordentown
Mrs Detia T Parnell mother of Leish home rule leader was attacked on return to her Bordentown area home. She was struck with a brick and left in the road as Dan Griffin and a well dressed man aided her toward the Casey home. The missing house key remains a detail in the investigation.
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Detia T
Parnell
Bordentown
N. J
Dan Griffin
Griffin
John
Charles Casey
Bavi
Caseys
Secrets in the old house and a Dublin link to a society figure
Thursday night reflections reveal hidden papers that could affect national politics as Mrs. Ducnell, once a social favorite in Washington, is traced from Avondale Ireland to New York. Born 1845, she is daughter of Admiral Charles Stewart and widow of John Lenry Darnell, who faced fortune’s reverses amid Wall Street pension support.
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Old
Wamestead
Washington
John Lenry Darnell
Buctett
Avondale
County Wicklow
Ireland
Parnell
Wall Street
Outbreaks Stir News Across Cities Amid Financial and Legal Clashes
A ragged telegraphic report notes a World influence shifting ranks, a Stamford fever outbreak, cholera in a southern region, a Pennsylvania court ruling on bicycle tolls, and a local injury incident in Jeffersonville. It mentions a $75,000 loan, a ballot secrecy dispute, and a robbery case involving Mrs. Ante Tebard with $400 in diamonds.
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New York World
Marterin
Stamford
Sona
Stasi
Supun
Vennsylvanis Supreme Court
Jeffersonville
Cron
Grovery
TL Moblin & Co
New York
Walla
Jminors Supreme Court
Dreservend
Lawrence Barrell
Frivak
Veter
Die de Hahwar
Mra
Ante Tebard
Cyclone Rips Through Halstead Area Killing and Wrecking Homes
A powerful cyclone swept across about eighteen miles of countryside near Halstead Kansas causing ten deaths and extensive injuries. Dozens of homes including the Frizzell and Weir properties were destroyed or swept away. Farm buildings, livestock, and crops suffered, with property losses estimated around 200000 dollars.
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Fursmhonsoe Levetoil
Jenec Alxteen
Lungth
Halstead
Kon
Mia
Frye
Wrye, Jr
John Schultzbuck
Josephs Weir
Joseph Weir
Grace Weir
Henan Weir
Weir
Maud Weir
B. GC. Caldwell
Wlliam Armstrong
Grandmas Chapin
Armstrong
TB. B. Frizzell
J. F. Frizzell
Frizzella
Spencer Ross
Powell
J. A. Comvnns
Andrew ‘Thompson
Menno Wege
Daisy Neff
Lowell
J. Coiins
Nicaragua Crisis Appears Practically Settled With British Withdraw
Reports from Washington indicate Britain will withdraw from Corinto and guarantee indemnity payments to Nicaragua. The move aims to end territorial fears near the Nicaragua Canal route and ease international tensions. The disruption has cost Nicaragua significant customs revenue and commerce, with broader financial implications noted by observers. A separate Michigan case reports Alfred Willett, 17, sentenced for homicide after a boat tragedy involving Miss Van Zoudt.
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Corinto
Great Britain
Tiia
Washington
Nicaragua
Corlate
Great Uritain
Bayard
Gresham
Bart Khoberter
Great Liritain
Corlite
Robert N. Keeles
Mulndelpling
Uhiefields
Vaya
Kevley
Hatch
Ubinefelds
Clemens, Mich
Alfred Willett
Tae
Fin. Pelaovagent
van Zoudt
Willett
Crop Conditions Across States Improve Amid Mixed Weather
Weather service reports show wheat in Kentucky Tennessee Maryland and much of the Midwest in good to excellent shape while Ohio Indiana and Michigan vary from fair to improved. Spring wheat in the Dakotas and Minnesota grows well. corn planting begins in several states and cotton is nearly finished in the Deep South.
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Chicago
Kentucky
Tennenice
Maryland
Alhels
Nebraska
Ohio
Indiana
Arkansaa
Gregon
Michigan
Kansas
Dakotas
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Ohbio
Inovix
Iowa
South Dakota
Mississippi
South Carolina
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisiana
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Oata
Oreely
Dax
Wuam
Pythians Parade Opens World Uniform Rank Meet in Indianapolis
Delegates from twenty four states and nations gather in Castle Mall Indianapolis for the first Supreme Council Uniformer Rank meeting. James Carnahan heads the rank as welcome, with Supreme Chancellor Rick of Ohio responding, and a parade led by Gen J R Ross followed by a ritual exemplification at the opera house.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Council
Knights of Pythias of
Castle Mall
James Carnahan
Rick
Ohio
General Carnahan
Wilam J. Mckee
J. R. Ross
Opera House
Notable Biographies and Society Notes Froman Early 1900s Dispatch
Sage praises peace treaty between dapua and China. Princess of Wales links to wealth with 150000 locked in cabinets. John Rugkin enjoys chess. Foote elected Boston Boot and Shoe Club president after prior struggles. Clarence of Mosquito Reservation remains in Kingston under British protection with living expenses. Edward S Holden honored by Saxony order for science service. Mrs Pous of Topeka seeks divorce over daily bread rights. E Clark leaves NYC Central after 47 years with railway service. E St John receives gold watch from Chicago Rock Island engineers.
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Jobs W. Foster
Dapua
China
Princess of Wales
John Rugkin
Foote
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Clarence
Mosquito Reservation
Kingston
Damaion
Der
Edward S. Holden
Lick Observatory
Ererstine Hlouse
Saxony
Pous
Chicago, Rock Inland and Pacific Railroad Age
Tho
Kucklaland Road
Irrigated Fields and Fruit Crop Prospects for Farmers
The article urges small farmers to develop irrigation using ponds and ditches where water is available, detailing methods to evenly flood fields and suggesting higher ponds if needed. It highlights profitable crops such as buckwheat, sorghum, flax, cabbage, cheese, milk production, and navy beans, and notes fruit demand domestically and abroad while stressing pest and fungus prevention. It also covers goats versus sheep profits, cow milking practices, and horse hoof trimming folklore.
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Germantowne
Great Britain
Colman
Bent Soil for Cherriea and Farm Notes
Cherry trees need well drained soil at least three feet deep to avoid mildew from wet roots. The article discusses potash, insect control in peas, keeping hens laying, warming water for young stock, transplanting roots, and general farm notes on manure, horse care, and economical feeding practices.
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Cowan
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