Iowa State News Coroner's Inquest Over Mrs Moll Murder
Report from Iowa describes Coroner Waterman leading inquiries into the death of Emily Moll murdered by her husband Yeary Moll. Testimony covers neighbors and doctors, verdict states death by pistol wound with intent to commit murder. Also details a fatal injury to Elmer Walling from a rail yard accident and multiple local incidents across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman
Connell Mlufte
Dru
Coot
Taney
Bennett
Dra
Lacy
Cook
Raunatt
Emily Moll
Heford Pe
Starvation Warps Labrador Coast Settlers Despair
A Halifax letter from the Church of Evogi reports a famine along the Labrador coast with many dying or surviving on scant food. A 23-person party sought doors for relief and perished. The Congo exploration news follows, detailing plans by European powers to survey upper Congo waters from Kindhagay to Nyangyo, with a year to year and a half timeline and many geographic notes about Lualaba Katanga and related rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labrador
Halifax
Ebogi
Mizatonney
Kenlping
Mmarala
Innanry
Acarch
Thy Eppar
Tuityatriai Company
Congo
Keven Europarna
Lualaba
Cameron, Bohn
Reiphard
Tifa Holleved
Mogtra
Mookineon
Brypnut
Snotschoff
DeRooxt
Delcammine
Liabow
Dige- Tich
Mr. Protach
Kindhagay
Stanley Poo
Rio Dos
Lomami
Hoy
Nyangyo
Katanga
Atlantic
Arnot
Garanganzell
Debated plan for national bank note circulation gains support
A favorable report endorses a bid to regulate national bank circulation, proposing depository requirements for United States bonds and limits on withdrawals. Meanwhile, a sensational tale follows brokers aiding a street vendor boy, collecting about 100, with details of market actions and a worrisome city outbreak report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modton
United States
Londa
Donde
Boute Witoh
Bilomonuy
Tosiur
World News and Trade Messages from the Era
Reports from London to Kansas rail concerns, Central American tensions, and large timber land sales in Bernatde and Volancia. Notable items include Depawbee in good health after a voyage, concerns over corn and cattle in Kansas, and railway safety push for automatic brakes amid Cold climate-like flooding in Tyrol regions.
Arizona cowboy bitten by skunk seeks Pasteur treatment
Yataly Witton by a Stewart, an Arizona cowboy, is the latest patient at Dr. Gibler's Pasteur institute after a skunk bite while sleeping on the ground. His Usreo companions perished. the doctor remains doubtful if the case fits the treatment. Ameri cans appeal for aid as fires in Martinique destroyed 1,700 buildings and left 7,009 homeless. About two Austrian officers completed a remarkable balloon trip from Vienna to Brno, then to southern Swex and Gnally back to Prussia in eleven hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Nowa Tn
Trick Nuna Wivauisr
Denfaon
Sig
Tim Bristol Manufacturing Company
Steen
Omalooan
Dire
Lone
Wrrux
Keota
Gregory
Mareual Kagan
Washington
Wienowo
Svaontal
Jonsa
Poreat
Des Moines
Jonn Panty
Aimalior Halle
Jouk Ag
Boyd
Miurdarer
Keokuk
John Brentano
Mike McDonald
Liu
Awaten Canis
Pioglor
He Tlaver
Kingsfos
Bates
Aquinods
Haruden
National
Quinn
Tax Veturans
Céutas
Iowa
Yataly Witton
A Stewart
Arizona
Balloos
Vienna
Brnatzkow
Posen
Sweex Nad Gnally
Prussia
Complex mix of local notes and political items
Fragmentary early 20th century newspaper items report on Gabrielle le Bano and Gabrielle Gompard, a medical commission ruling, a Jacksonville education election, a Poorth Illinois cyclone damaging crops and a freight derailment, brewing disputes in Chicago easing, a parade committee allowing veterans to ride in carriages, a Denver financial secretary’s loss and restitution, and various political appointment details from a Republican congressional committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
National Association For the Education of the Bhinl
J. H. Dya
Arkansas
Poorth
Tll
Chicago
Dugily
Con. Algor
Grand Army
Deaton Ang
Prank Wilderman
Denver Garmin and Centennialuilding and Loan Association
Generilissime
New York
Maj
McMlaley
Youton
Woes of North Dakota Wheat Growers Stalled Grain Storage Change
Farmers face a drastic shift as elevators claim public status ends, forcing storage and pricing disputes across the state. The new law aims to tax grain capacity but leaves growers with uncertain access, risking mortgage burdens and severe winter losses for hundreds of acres of wheat. Strong entities including North Dakota farmers, elevator companies, and railroads face a tense clash over storage, pricing, and market control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Biarvast
Graim
Datulh
Gretatians
John
Wolasa
Meg Havtny
Enon
Csmbine Ang
Convict Confesses to Eighteen Year Old Murder Case
A prison visitor’s recollection uncovers a tale of Charles Henderson and two brothers, long suspected in the Frank Lite murder near Vandalia. Henderson’s admission, tied to prior thefts and violent crimes in Taylorville, rekindles hopes for justice after eighteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chastar
J. J. Brown
Vandalin
Routhern Tine
Chastex
Chara
Davia
Vandalia
Hendersco
Cunation County
Jo Ie Celi Matey
Frank Lite
Tuuttte
Georg Playtog Ani Singay
Siulors
Campbell Nave
Wuelo
Nail Menderson
Hie
Hia
Ha Aaye
Manos
Charles Henderson
J. MI. Parke
Vera
Thia County
Vutuinta
Davis
Durrwil
Kansas Herd Warment Foe In Civil Conflict Delusion
A fragmented report describes a clash over cattle and a murder accusation involving Cedarvale and nearby towns. Investigators identify a pattern of violence tied to a wider struggle against outsiders and "outlaws" in the state, with gunfire, tainted townsfolk, and erratic behavior cited as signs of a broader rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churekso
Gadurenle
Cedarvale
Zaneh
Cadarvale
Gideon
Frogier
Balongieg
Uanic
Aldo Tien
Algo
Menzier
Vellava
Me Cauery
Question of Territorial Delegates Rights in Early Congress
Fragmentary 19th century Congressional debate on whether territorial delegates could claim seats and voting rights in the House. Mentions Paul Fearing from the Northwest Territory, Mr Potting, and Mr Davis of Kentucky, with references to the Ohio river territory and act of Congress in 182. Details include seating dates and pay through sessions, amid questions of precedence and representation.
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Onio River
Jormaul
Nama
Mhio
Paul Yearing
Qulo River
Apinmittus
Paul Fearing
Ohio River
Fr. Ponting
Obiowie
Fearing
Peru's Prosperity and the English Syndicate in Peru
John Mick United States minister to Peru returned for a vacation aboard the Colon and discussed the English syndicate's $3,000,000,000 control over Peru's rail and road expansion. Lord Donoughmore superintends operations to complete all lines within five years, including flagship routes from Antino to Arequipa, with bridges rising over the Vazquea River. The Pan American Congress and cross‑continent links are noted as promising for regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
John Mick
United States
Peru
Hicks
Poru
Earl of Donoughmors
Hicks Enid
Rio
Lord Donoughmore
Antino
Chielaya
Andea
New York
Panama
Paru
Corr de Pascs
Gilvey
Juba L. Thorndyke
Vert
Mollondo
Arequpo
Lake Titionca
Wicke
Paris
West Coast
DAVIS ESTATE FIGHT DELAYED AT MONTANA SUPREME COURT
The Davis estate dispute centers on admin duties after Judge Davis died in March leaving a large undeveloped mining wealth in Montana. John A. Davis and Henry A. Root seek appointment as administrators while Root accuses Davis of colluding with Edwin Davis of New York to control the estate and disinherit others. The case pauses as court adjourned until the 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moire
Ie Montane
Iba
Sunonntros
Davis
Butte
John A. Davis
Henry A. Root
Root
Edwin Davis
New York
Nathaniel Myers
Ward McAllister Hosts Entertainment for Prince George of Wales
Elaborate preparations are underway in Newport as Ward McAllister plans a grand entertainment for Prince George of Wales arriving within a month. Approximately 7250 limited subscribers will pay $100 and receive nine tickets. Cornelius Vanderbilt plans a Bronkora dinner for the prince. The prince will call on Havecolt, but the venerable historian will not be invited due to age.
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Ward
DUE & Khaitou Lumber
Prides George
Wales
Vhaoh
Ward McAllinter
Prince George of Wales
Newport Gematine
Cornelis Vanderbilt
Bronkora
Gao
Havecolt
Cholera Spreads in Spain Amid Heat Wave
Cholera rises in Valencia province with cases in Alicante and Madrid. The heat is blamed for higher virulence as authorities report nineteen active cases and eleven deaths, with thirty four new cases and nineteen deaths the previous day. Preventive measures tighten as officials guard against further outbreaks.
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Spain
Spon
Valencia
Alicante
Rafigo
Nestley
Malrid
Hoult
Irangeeh
Explosion at King's Powder Works Destroys Mills and Factory
A massive explosion at King's Powder Company and Peters Cartridge Works on the Little Miami railroad east of Cincinnati leveled buildings, burned the cartridge factory, and damaged nearby cottages. At least five workers were killed and many injured. a relief train and surgeons rushed to the scene. Eyewitness Joseph Proctor described the terrifying blast and the rapid collapse of structures as crews worked to rescue survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitte
King's Powder Minx
Little Mina
Cincinnati
William Frooy
The
Powder Company
Kinge Powder Company
Peters’ S
Cartridge Works Huvy
Lexplosion
Enormouy
Thore
Thorn
Tyolyo
Little Miami Railroad
Peters Cartridge Factory
Menor
Cartidge
Childern
Sam
Jas
Deacon
Deny Reynotds
Samumd Seedy
Whs
Tan
Fourteon
Explosive blast rips Wayneville factory injuring workers
An accident near Wayneville Ohio on a first trip brakeman's ride caused a locomotive to strike blasting powder at the Peter Cartridge Company factory. A massive fire enveloped three story frames, destroying homes and causing many injuries to workers, including young women. Railroad tracks were damaged and service halted for hours.
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Furney
Waynen- Ville
Ohio
Fils
Peter Cartridge Company
Fort Pose
Leiskhor Img
Tomas
Elvor
Tratoo
Fort de France Fire Destroys City and Leaves Thousands Homeless
In June disaster details from St Pierre Martinique describe Fort de France hit by a blaze after 7:30 am. More than 1,700 buildings burned. up to 7,000 people homeless. 25 bodies recovered. Aid arrived from Guadalango with food. funds sent by Gowrie Bank. J A Homllg & Son of Portland report the event and seek relief from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thousandle Homulesi
J. A. Homllg & Son
Portland
St. Pierrre Martinique
Brent
Fort de Prince
Savanna
Riviere Loyuscor
Antique
Fort de France
Guadalangg
Indea
Bank of Gowrie
Weather Crop Bulletin reports cooler week with varied regional trends
The weekly weather bulletin notes cooler conditions across much of the region with warmer pockets in the gulf states and eastern mountains. It reports below normal temperatures in the Missouri valley, mixed precipitation with overall below average rainfall east of the Rocky Mountains, and generally favorable conditions for crops in Minnesota, the Dakotas, Nebraska, and parts of California, with drought stress in several states and continued harvest activity in some areas.
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Maronn
Gulf States
Rocky Mountain District
California
Dan
Missouri Valley
Contra
Ota
Ranly
Ausgiaaippi
Arkasi
Esal Guilt
Nouth Atlantic
Lower Lake Region
New England
Middle Atlantic
Ohio
Lown
Osle
Missouri
Paife
Mississippi
Ani
Pacific
Minnesota
South Atlantic
South Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Tulinoia
Kongo
Nabenska
Ilinois
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennensea
Tenneasca
Oregon
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Iowa State News
Strakertan
Elmer Walling
Cornell
J. J. Gritinall
North McGregor
Lansing
Abe
Har Brother
Tha
Cho Stronmaha
Lencheng
Fainily Toud
Coniaip
Whit
Ottumwa
Neo Noma Tostatter
Kennedy
Kennedys
Bin
William Jongn
Lostetora
Kananly
Sculpine
Muasela
New York Stock
Delmonico
Delmonico's
Huialipox de
Carey
Lunds
Psomnu
St. Louis
Idwig
Uudder
Kuifa
Vollegusara
Howell
Depew Boome Chienga Channey
M. Depawbee
London
Homburg
Normenia
Hte
Lepow
Central Americana
Salvador
Gratomala
Ranger
Thetig
San Francisco
Central America
Jorge Muto
Texan Lands
Bernatde
Volancia
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
Anatin W
William Mitchell
Cadillag
Mich
Lunda
Wosk
Brotherhood of Railroad Fireman
Porat
Enen
Alps
Snizkommergut
Trent
Austrian Tyrol
Ammerians
Martinique
Jung
Mrowigal
W. Pempesy
Hoodie” Board of
New York Aldermen
Canada
Ball
Bootle
Froment
America
Gabrielle le Bano
Gabrielle Gompard
Lyrand
Ang
Ilernter Trust
Beton
Idaho and
Wyoming
Harry Smith
Cinginnathe
England
Great Britain
Ti Lw
Bebsing Sas
Moga Johnson
Chivege Pelican
Bath
Gazelle
Bivnexity
Hope—Revel Nla
Oftlest & Sharket Ig Tower
Oficial
Faturday
Chaloe
Emule Butuyday
Nexiy Stern
Marcat
Jp Wastarin
Chicago Weaduve
Oval
Eptember
Peti Bhal
Lod
Fiat
Elite
Provinony
Onak
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