Destructive Midwest Tornado Devastates Towns and Farmlands
A massive cyclone plowed through northern Iowa starting near Boancer and sweeping past Emmetsburg Algona and Mason City. The path claimed many lives, injuring hundreds, with Liberty, Spring Valley, Leroy, Osace and other towns hit hard. property losses exceed 1 million with entire farms and several towns left in ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boancer
Emmetsburg
Algona
Lincoln Township
Manly Junction
Worth Oty
Ilfe
Bpring Valley
Lowther
Chicago
Great Western
Ijnid Jorola
Osace
Iopa
Jnquira Heavy
Marion City
Britt
Wesley
Kossuth
J. Bingham
Mr. Castle
J. W. Dingman
Mra. Teoch
Thomas Tweod
Thomas Tweed
Sabwoppo
Fred French
Fofoot Ofife
Mra
Eden
Sra Rockaw
Bossuth Coune Ty
Emmettsburg
Stacourg
Spring Valley
Minn
Borlog Valley
Tnoldenta
Algons
Chicago, Milwaukee
Walttamads
Uphariin
Robert Brovenson
Ilavour
Bogolmair
Carl Barrycke
Charles Leo Nod
Escaeath
George W.beavery
Jast
Christaln Dan
Notable Figures in Prolific Times and Global Affairs
A collage of brief notes names Marion Crawford Josqeis Hicoen and others. Mentions include the Duke of Orleans about exile, Rudyard Kipling, and Dox Prep the late California governor. References to Rosa Kipring and Kipring’s nephew, with various biographies and political notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Crawford
Josqeis Hicoen
California
Duke of Orleans
Comte
Paris
Queer Vicronma
Scinties
Lombago
London
Los Angeles
W. Tawa
Sanitary Carps
Hamburg
Germany
BL Banne
Beaside
Atots Bozostatuen
Tisgreuth
Bivaria
Frau Wagner
Tuoman G. Lawson
Caiot
Grand Army
Pincou
Unya
Paorarpenr Daniaiza-Penren
France
Llvea
Elysee
Dora
Tio
Napoleon II
Sweden
Ismail Pasha
Joan D. Rocnerzren
Tagonto
Exocr
Pearl
Baltimore
Li Ming Chane
China
Wolmholtz
Easperor
Geretonpy
Koron
George Goal
Gould
Global News Briefs from Early 20th Century Dispatch
A scattered summary notes: Peary expedition members in Philadelphia on loan for parts of the Arctic account. A tug on the Matno relates to export spend and a New York trip. North Carolina fusion address urges non-partisan judges. Indiana campaign events with McKinley and Hannon. Brazil ships flour sales to the US under a reciprocity treaty. Civil unrest in Polo China with foreign insults. German expedition in South Africa reports fighting with Witbooi’s forces. German commander Clustel details peace offers after a clash that killed eight troopers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Matno
New York
Aon
Tur Noj
North Carolina
Presiorxr
Hannon
McKinley
Indiana
Indianapolia
Mazon Lyotwinxy
South Africa
Witbool
Withbool
Clustel
Murder at Indian School Sparks Wider Trust Dissolution
Terrifying murder of Abs Mary J. Platt a teacher at a Piobango reservation Indian school near Tomo oula Rivereldo County Cal is recalled. The killer burned the body after piling wood around it while a readable account notes threats to close the school and a child’s abduction attempt. Simultaneously reports mention the Whisky Trust dissolution order in Chicago and new indictments against the Cot ton Seal Oil Trust with a petition filed to dissolve the Chicago Gas Trust and appoint a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs
Mary J. Platt
Piobango
Tomo Oula
Rivereldo County
Cal
Murdored
Hattie Leslie
Athael
Pigagatep
Lerris
Platt
Porria
Thia Alva
Metteo Pa
Francisco Lstudillo
Colton
Vichango
Helen Jackson
Timana
Chicago
Whisky Trust
Ubo
Texas
Cotton Seal Oil Trust
United States Circuit Court
Chicago Gus ‘Trust
Late wholesale prices of country produce in New York
Market notes show active demand and varied prices across dairy and fresh produce. Records list cream, milk, and butter quotes by region and grade, with entries for Western and State dairy products, fruit, and vegetables, noting factory and farm outputs and seasonal shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wile
chEan
Western Dairy
Valleruam
Toprimco
Naval Battle on Yalu River Affects Chinese Fleet
Shanghai reports a major clash at the mouth of the Yalu River between Chinese northern squadrons and Japanese forces. Chinese ships Yung Wei Chao Yung Chil Yuen King Yuen sunk or damaged. Japanese losses unclear. Transport ships reportedly landed troops before action. Chinese casualties around 1500, Japanese about 1000. Chinese naval strength crippled. emperor debates policy changes at court in Pokin.
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Yals
Central News
Shanghai
Yung Wei
Chao Yung
Chincao Admiralty
Yala River
Chen Yuen
Sol
Chiyoda
Chil Yuen
King Yuen
Chiao Xiang
Yang Wei
Ja Callinttat
Phenuils
China
Hvnwe
Yutu
Yuen
Pokiv
Baseball Notes From the Season in Major Leagues
A compact review of batting and pitching leaders across the leagues. Highlights include Boston and Philadelphia players reaching milestones, left-handed pitchers facing stricter rules, and a push toward curtailing pitching distance amid heavy batting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasacock
Pittsbury
Bautstone
Loulsyitla
Iro
Qvernzag
Sys . Beenury
Piltsbury
Bagostoaltuy
Ranko Hie
Texsxex
Boston
Jfo
Lichance
Brooklyn
Mine Base
Uatrney
New Yorks
Boston Tuo
Tost
Haxton
Baltimore
Roxnetly
Piceher
Ad Patcher
Mannix
Engtt
Basvnna
Konan
Benson
Wirrey
Youxa
Cleveland
Peason
New York
Severnl
Kener
Baltinores
Tauck
Baltimores
Hanlon
Manlings
Drulenstein
St. Louis
Caronen Doouve
Kinans City
Zimmer
Ventiya Gators
Heusen
Overii
CoLosun Joan M. Wilsox
Publia Bullae
Prounda
Kahrhor
Chino
Wilbon Riya
Uecaru
Notable Happenings Across Regions and Nations
Reports from Pennsylvania and New Jersey note executions and crimes in Alleghany and Pittsburgh areas. New Jersey's judicial revival nears completion. Across the U.S. and abroad, thefts, assaults, political clashes, and disasters prompt official actions and public notices.
Unclear OCR World News Highlights Prompting Collectible Oddities
A garbled OCR scan reports on global topics including crop yields, centenarians, exhibitions, and financial figures. It mentions cotton production in the Southern States, a Belgium exhibition, malaria and epidemics in Nicaragua and Granada, and maritime relics to be returned to Spin and the Vatican by a US gunboat, among scattered items with uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cure
Ciinonex
Elestria Tepa
Otro
Reilla
Ax Ogly
Belgium
Io Fnance
Yevrow
Nicaragua
Ramoaposrainga
Adirondacks
New York
Forusta
AthLaxta
Vatican
United States
Goosznorey
Corn Shucks
Mafoo
Tun Jackson
J Bavanwart
Aland
Fomarworth
Ohio
Susan Johnsod
Europe
Comte de Paris
Weybridge
England
Tyureen
Leavenworth
Kan
Grind Lodge
Minnopoln Bay
Tokio
Agricultural Notes on Crops Poultry Sheep and Dairy
Agricultural guidance covers strawbar growth fertilizer rates and spring cultivation, poultry shipping timing, wheat seeding rates and weed control, subsoiling concepts, sheep buying tips and ram selection, butter making processes, fruit tomato and forage tips, soil fertility and manure use, farm youth engagement, and general farm management insights from period farming authorities.
Willcats Leap Impressively Vast Jumping Power
An excerpt from the Philadelphia Press details the remarkable leaping ability of the wildcat, citing a hunter story of a snowbound chase. The young wildcat allegedly vaults thirty three feet to seize a pheasant, illustrating extraordinary cat tribe springing across distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouke Tromondond
Phoent
Pwamp
Shatard
Annanl
Philadelphua Press
Treasury notes and gold reserves drive currency policy
The Navy and Treasury discuss note redemption amid demand for small denominations, with gold reserves built up and West banks handling deposits. Demand for notes under 25 and 10 dollars is limited, while the Treasury has seen heavy redemption traffic averaging 700,000 daily over six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Golnyg
Io Ming
On to Pekin rallying cry grips Japanese Empire
The article reports Japanese party platform notes read in Washington claiming the Progressionist party in Japan endorses a war agenda. It urges striking at Pekin within three months to secure victory and prevent alliance with Korea, while promising unity across Japanese factions.
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Mall
Japan
Washington
Rgami
Apai
China
Great Britain
France
Rusaia
Germany
Auro
Vakin
Pakin
Korea
Died Like a Brave Jim Allen Killed at Pushmittha Court
Jim Allen a 24 year old Choctaw man was shot dead at Push mittha Court ground in Jackson Indian Territory after kneeling in prayer and placing a token over his heart. He killed witness Dixon Hewter before being killed by Deputy Sheriff Jackson thirty-one minutes later. In May 1899 Allen beheaded his victim with an axe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilgen
Woodly
Fort Smith
Ark
John Poynter
Privatczer
Yk Prunny Coax
Lincels
Oklahoma
Boca Synchat
Farmars
Lexington
Dosha Dreckbridge
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Kinkead
J. D. Livingston
Owens
Ezera
Salvador
San Francisco
Cal
St Belo
Oakland
Iro
Chivaso
Xhot
James
Sade
Sirika
W. CG. Oweva
Kentucky
Ole Onal Breckinridge
Daniel Stavensop
Clearfield
Loyea
Ktevenson
JJ Autes
Dixon Hunter
Jackson
Jackson County
Jim Allen
Pushmittha Court Ground
Indian Territory
Allen
Court House
Jack's New Togs Aims at Sailor Comfort
The article notes a new, more comfortable sailor uniform for 2002 with changes in trouser cut and added cold weather jersey. It describes closer conformity to sailors' curves, a white cap cover, and non radical but more practical updates to the traditional outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Tars Aruto
Herbert
Fio
Gold production soars in seven months reports
The Mint director notes a yearly rise in gold output reaching £20,000,000 in seven months and projects a further gain toward £9,000,000 to £9,090,000 by August. South Africa adds about $10,000,000, with other nations like Australia and Russia yet to report. Increased allour production accompanies the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
South Africa
Escaped From Siberia After Prisoner Revolt On Steamer Trip
Reports recall a Siberian prisoner escape involving two thousand convicts employed on the Siberian railway. The men allegedly overpowered guards at Yoko hama and seized arms, planning months of flight toward Korо, with hints they crossed into rat country seeking further passage to distant regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monoulro
Orient
Vsexpo
Siberia
Siberian
Yokohama
Koro
Rat Country
Lightning Strikes Kill Rural Family in Kentucky and Nebraska Frost Damage
A prominent Kentucky farmer Marshall Corry and his wife and daughter aged eighteen were killed instantly when lightning struck their Owensville home. Others injured but not fatally. In Tugestoosa Abs John Stohnson also died at once with his brother-in-law Muck Bibby severely burned. Texas farmers seek higher cottonseed prices as mills lag. Nebraska reports heavy frosts harming crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle States
Gronon Deumxoors
Al‘ghany County
Pennsylvania
Pittsro Ae Orvice
Peren Dinnon
Alleghany Penn
Polles Foros
Marc. Ponseit-Mayr
Warrenville
N.J
Tue
New Jersey
Trenton
New York City
Admiral Erben
Willam
Meredith
Pitsburg
Towtun H. Wrinen
Wrecker Lockport
N. Y
Inverla Aubury State Prison
Marshall Corry
Owinsville
Corry
Tugestoosa
Abs
John’ Stohnson
Muck Bibby
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Iowa
Vrasrict
Katish
Russian Poland
Trr
Connecticut
Eliost Cady
Morriy B. Beardsley
Brazil
Willle
Poblo
Forbignora
Candia
Lima
Cai
Cape
Ora
Pth
Paebla Coast
Choleo
May
Ktiaw
y-Hay
Gooil
Clayer Mixel
Sen
Straw—Lowsy Ryv
Suoli Tyg
Goosie
Dynes
Jersey
Wbbi
Bes
Caulflower
Obain
Hasley
City Dresed
Cori
Calves
City Dresand
Cluba
Laser
Ate Clubs
Sage
Pittsbueg
Chles Euro S
Itust
Louis
Louisville
O'Rouski
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Suir
Sueretary Curlisly
Securtary Armcurtine
Professor Harkness
United States Navy
Char
District of Columbia
Bureau of Statistics
Nuptes
Finly
Turyloy
Yalu
Nonavt
di Atroys
Ir Ly oMelatly
Rafael Nunez
Eeghdeut
Republic of
Colombia
Tannel Nunvez
Curcthegenn
Atu
Indies
Hue
Tay
Akita
Iwate
Fuascy Fn
Madagnacar
Iyland
Limbok
West Point
United States War Department
Rgfs
Weety Point
N.Y
United
Jeaders
Congcol
Weurzaela
Chievanhaye
Nupilz
Tildon
Secretary of the Treasury
Alabama
Agrientfire
Loutsythty
Naghyitla Hallo
Une Gota Tata
Tutu Eno Fialgention
Ed Harm
New York Times
Delp Tlowing
Profesor
J. A. Cenig
Thave
Siaalion
Staud
Horac Iy
Willcats
Pekin
Jack
Soven
Texxa
Wil
Perton
N.W. Hanks & Co
Kilmer
Binghamton
N. W
Neubraska
F. J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
Cuenny & Co
Toledo, C. E
Drugelats, Toe
Jr. Lorales
Orderei Dy Mall
Winslow
Pike
Grove
Hood
U.S. Gov't
Royal
Crosnea
Atlantic
Ninn
Queens
Irvinni
Feletach
Nina
Banka
Now
Ounlhod
Serko Jane
Milwaukee
Capitan
Frietsch
Dp. m
Lord Dunraven
Valkyriy
America
Prietsch
Great Lakes
Erie Canal
Hudson Motor
Caitain Voiltecie
THE
Scuoooxeer Nimas
Queenstone
Munands
Thi Schoounur
Fritsch Altsartledt
Alonn Nykel
Menands
Peivtach Gall Bu Q
Annals
the Treaty
State Department
Mondonca
Urazil
Blumo
Ministar Mendonca
Drazil
Jans
Amar Cn
Empress OF China
Empress of Ching
Japio
T. F. Beott
Tien-tsin
Sunling
Inpan
Pierce
Fieroe
Ipdury Rath Jr
Pat Coh
Baxen
Tur
Canada
Bateer
California Fig Syrup Co
DougLas
Honosguearing
Cordovan
Wisl Douglas
Brockton
W. L. Douglas
PYLE
Loomis & Nyman
Tiffin
Skaphael
Angel
Tomar Well
Tore Watt
Talof
Ruall
Bix Conte
Alzo
Kilby
Hoatom Ension Wiig
Ie Lorleoe
Poupneraram X.Y
Ural
Studloy
Saoithand
Fexaan
Ota Xo
Forma
Clement C. Gatsea
Ree Heat
W Westington Brecet
Poughkeepate
Massachusetts Ave
Masa
Madiaou
St. Chicago
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