National Society of Equity forms to unite farmers
The National Society of Equity of North America was incorporated in Indianapolis to unite farmers stockmen horticulturists and related professions. It plans branch and local societies to secure profitable prices build elevators and storage facilities enforce food purity advocate fair transportation and promote education irrigation and international agricultural cooperation. Officers include President J A Beeritt and Secretary A D McKinney. A system of crop reporting and equitable minimum prices will guide annual pricing decisions. Dr Arthur Ryno was found guilty in Kansas of shooting Miss Maud Holmes after alleged anonymous letters.
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Indianapolis
National Society of Equity of North America
J. A. Breeritt
Seldon R. Williams
Fort Worth
Tex
A. D. McKinney
Everitt
Noid
Miss Holmes
Ryno la
Kanana
McPherson
Kan
Arthur Rtyno
Avith
Miss Maud Holmes
Ontside
Dr. Ryno
Pretender Wins in Dramatic Moroccan Revolt Battle
Tangiers reports the pretender to the Moroccan throne defeated imperial troops in a bloody clash at Taza. Forty sultanist soldiers were said to be severely harmed as rebels advanced, with imperial reinforcements ordered to seize Taza and punish rebel gains.
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Morocco
Tangiers
Taza
Foot and mouth disease hits two officials in Providence
Henry F. Turner state cattle commissioner and John F. Pollard state veterinarian, working to stamp out foot and mouth disease in Providence, contracted the illness. Both show blistering tongue symptoms but remain at large, not confined to home, considered out of immediate danger.
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Providence
Henry F. Turner
John F. Pollard
Owl train wreck and Christmas mail blaze report
A San Francisco bound Owl train derailed near Byron California injuring many and killing several as engineers flagged a following Stockton flyer. In another account a Syracuse mail car burned en route to the West destroying most of 700 to 800 pouches. Finland appeals to Russia for grain relief after crop failures caused by late spring cold rains and early frost.
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Syracuse
N.Y
New York
New York Central
Chicago
Philippines
Fiji Islands
Peeks‘ill
Wighland
Uurniup
Finland
Russia
St.Petersburg
Ulenborg
Kuppy Varn
St. Michael
Vidorg
Big Ship Burns at Sea Off Massachusetts Bay
A large vessel, possibly a tank steamer or ceiling craft, burned Sunday night in Massachusetts Bay about twenty miles from trust harbor. A West Gloucester life saving crew fought a gale to reach her but could not close the distance. Two Boston fishermen reported passing within two miles but did not attempt rescue. Italian composer Pietra Mascagni was reported ill and his company dates canceled. Multiple other items note fatalities in Youngstown and various regional events as the newspaper column travels through scattered notices.
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Gloucester
Mase
Massachusetts Bay
Tustat Harbor
Ufe
West Glowverter
Ktff
Boston
Fat
Keokuk Court Rules Express Company Not Liquor Dealer
Federal judge McPherson held Adams Express Co not a liquor dealer in the United States versus Ada D. Co. case. Liquor packages from Dallas to Birmingham were shipped via a liquor house. If sale occurred in Iowa the grand jury erred in naming the defendant. Carrier duties depend on prepayment and consignee payment, with title passing when delivered to express office in Dallas.
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Adams Sixpress Company
Keokuk
Tudge McPherson
United States
Ada
Dreas Company
Fiw
Ite
Express Company
Dallas
Birmingham
Syptosix
Barkages
Dadge McPherson
Dats Company
Iowa
Adams Express Company
Dwmige McPherson
Express
Survivors of Wrecked Schooners Die From Exposure
The Manhassett arrived in Boston with ten survivors from the Prank A Palmer and Tsuis B Crary wrecked in a collision off Thatcher's Island on Wednesday. Eleven or more seamen were killed or drowned or succumbed to exposure. after the crash fifteen men fled in a boat, three went insane, two more died of exposure, and others faced further madness. Both captains were saved and all survivors were frostbitten, with possible amputations ahead for some.
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Boston
Mass
Epecia
Manhassett
A. Palmer
Tsuis B. Crary
Thatcher's Island
Worst Fire Ravages Knoxville Business District
A major blaze in Knoxville Tennessee began at 1 80 o clock Monday in a four story building on Commerce Avenue opposite the central fire station housing the Knoxville Pants Company. Within two hours adjoining structures on Commerce and Gay Streets were gutted and other shops damaged. Estimated losses may reach 500000.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Bonn
Kooxville
Dispatch
Commerce Avenue
Central Fire Station
Knoxville Pants Comparny
Gay Street
Anirning Strietires
Twelve Story Drop Kills Man In Chicago Motel Window
A traveling salesman fell from the twelfth floor of the Great Northern Motel in Chicago while leaning from his room a breath of air and died. The body narrowly struck passersby as Christmas shoppers crowded the street. The man, Potter, survived a few seconds and spoke briefly before dying.
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Fis
Chicago
Great Northern
Arrison
Porter
Dorrait
Potter
Ftrel
Messenger Fatally Shot In Express Depot Accident
John Howe a messenger for Panelite Express was killed by an accidental shotgun discharge at the depot. Fellow messenger Gordon of Denver, Colorado, was distraught and restrained after the fatal mishap. Howe, a longtime local employee, left a single man with an urban home.
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Connell
John
Howe
Panelite Express Company
Gordon
Express Lessenger
Tion Maciie
Express Company
Lowe
Gorton
Ife
Denver
Cotp
Slowe
Ity
Vagiti¢e Express Company
Fifty Years of Married Life celebrate Colony couple
Tidin town notes recall Mr and Mrs Philo Colony of Jolson County celebrating their golden wedding anniversary at home in Vima with around fifty relatives and many neighbors calling to congratulate. The couple married in Ohio fifty years ago and moved to Town in 1854 amid community praise for their long union.
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Tidin
Philo
Vima
Til
Mrs. Colony
Philo Colony
Jolson County
Ohio
Quarrel Ends in Shooting Near George Town
Reports reach Sunday of Holmer Deboor shot by August Dunge in George, a nearby town. Deboor remains critical. Dunge held for safekeeping as court hearing awaits developments. Nearby items note a fire alarm at Port Dodge and assorted local misfortunes, with arrests and odd deaths in Marshalltown and Clinton areas.
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George
Patat Badting
Rock Rapids
Holmer Debour
August Dunge
Duthanen
Deboor
Hunge
Bonge
Hin
Tifa
Woman and two children perish as fire destroys Digging home
A farm residence near Castann owned by D. A. Digging was burned with two boys and a baby lost in the blaze. Mrs Digging and another child escaped, while Mr Higgins, aroused by a scream, fought through smoke and flames to save the children. The fire source is unknown.
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I. I Uigglis
Cagtann
Ma Higeing
Waa Tae
Higgins
Mr. Digging
Becomes triple tragedy after Friday shooting
City Marshal RB Coulter and Justice of the Peace A. KE Musgrave were shot by George Stillwell Friday afternoon on the west side. Coulter, 62, died Monday. Musgrave, 00, also died after severe wounds. Stillwell killed in the incident. Musgrave had sought an arrest, Coulter attempted to serve a warrant, and Stillwell killed them.
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Gears Stillwell
Farmurton
Anuchogeny
OB. Coulter
Juatlee
A. KE. Musgrave
George Stillwell
Tiwan
Coulter
Hhey
Musgrave
Stilwell
Musarave
Sullwell
Dairy report shows Iowa creamery decline and butter trends
The Iowa dairy commission reports a sharp year ending May 1 with falling creamery activity, lower milk and butter output, and rising renovated butter sales. It cites fewer patrons, higher prices, and state counts of dairy cows with Bremer County leading in cows and Clayton, Delaware, Fayette, Linn, and Pottawattamie counties following. It notes increased farm separators, mixed effects on butter quality, and limited margarine prosecutions amid ongoing regulation and brand labeling changes.
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Woo
Eres
Liscon
Clayton
Delaware
Fayette
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Linn
Pottawattamie
Bremer County
Nile
Bremer
Stave de TV
le Stown
New York
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Chicago
Towa Fa Tou Wis
Lowa
United States
Towa
Ery Aml
Icut
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Hey
Saver Oe
Dex Maines
Devetofon
Hiw
War clouds over Venezuela as arbitration debated
Fragmentary dispatches describe European powers seeking arbitration over Venezuela debt and territory. Germany and Britain advocate neutral settlement while the United States backs the Monroe Doctrine, warning against European territorial gains and preparing to defend it with naval presence.
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Arcuol
Chiga Weyers
United Statex
Promine Ring Syndicate
Ganuce
Venezuela
Washington Correspondent
United
United State
Germany
United States
Britain
Washington
Eabhs
Warygland
Pire
Dewey
Proxin
Veauanelan
Whit Hie
Blockade Begun as Venezuelan Coast War Declared
Formal notice proclaims a blockade of the Venezuelan coast from La Guayra to Orinoco region. Britain and allied powers impose sailings limits and entry restrictions, with set grace periods for ships calling at listed ports. The move aims to force compliance with government demands.
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Luyland
London
Ottedul
la Guayra
Chrenvle
Chiat
Outaba
Orla
Walla
Eyauth Whe Caur of Dstt ta Son te bist the Pope In Hime
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions an epitome of kinds in Sat Later County New York and notes mounted police in Wart Maine along with telegraph operators and wage increases. A Vienangologyst correspondent describes efforts to deter a perpetual Macetoriant quonator by careyhig MpPCHAN reforms amid a garbled text.
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Wart
Maine
Raiboud
Vienangologyst
Rusala
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