War With Yaquis Ends In Heavy Losses At Pueblo Fight
Aug 19 battle near Vicam and Pueblo left about 100 Yaqui fighters, 40 slain, many wounded. Mexican forces under Gen Torres pursued Yaquis into jungle near Potam. Two Mexican captains and 10 others wounded, with 150 troops from Batamano suffering 10 deaths and 15 illnesses. Father Brahem and Sisters found safe after capture. Indians retreated, heat extreme along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tottam
Nogates
Ariz
Rinaldy
Aurelia
Get
Loret
Vieam
Father Brahem
Batamano
Siinstrolke Neil
Attack on Crumpur Town by Yaqui Indians Reported
Aug 3 dispatch from Chihuahua, Mexico says 800 Yaqui Indians attacked the town of Crumpur. Citizens barricaded homes and resisted for ten hours, fifty men and women killed, houses burned. Cavalry sent from Tahit to restore protection, casualties unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadlans
Wonen
Athick
Austin
Tex
Chihunuuy
Mex
Crmpar
Tahit
Guerin Leaders Barricade As Gendarmes Attack Paris
In Paris Aug 24 Antisemitic activists barricade in the lerzue headquarters as M Guerin president of AutSuimite longue and companions pour petroleum to ignite a room near expected assault by gendarmes. No further officers’ attack materializes and streets around Rue de Cherbroi remain quiet with troops on guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerin Win
Menasuren
Paris
M. Guerin
AutSuimite Longue
Mie
Nebraska cash funds for first Nebraska regiment homecoming
Cash totaling thirty thousand dollars, more than enough, was left with the governor to secure train transportation for the First Nebraska regiment. A conference with Tailwoods representatives led to a Burlington contract. The unit will be mustered out in San Francisco today. A separate note from Kingston, Jamaica, reports Prof Edward Charles Pickering seeking a site for the world’s largest telescope to observe a new planet near-Earth in about eighteen months, favoring Cambridge for advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Burlington
San Francisco
Kingston
Jam
Edward Charles Pickering
Hanyard Observatory
Associated Press
Beng
Cambeidge
Jimalen
Sumolcans Fight Boers and Transvaal Aid Requests
Aug 24 report from Kingston notes Me Tae Wiican government offering a contingent of native troops to support wider forces in the Transvaal. A request for service in South Africa is shown, with voluminous remarks and an immediate response urged for mobilization and regimental readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumolcans
Jum
Tae Wiican
Transvaal
Shasigam
South Africa
Wien Volimbers
Hale denies criticizing Osla in Philippine controversy
In San Mionelseo on August 24 General Hale dismissed reports claiming he criticized General Osla during tensions over the Philippine situation. Hale stated he never directed critical remarks at Osla and called the controversy overstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malu
Otis
San Mionelseo
Gen
Hale
Tia
Ollk
Philippines
Orla
Exyidnion
Osla
Child Killed As Lightning Strikes Manayuak Family
Little Cuita 11Med Iien Villey Aug. 30. Alice the three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ghitles Rolph of Manayuak was killed by lightning Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuita
Iien Villey
Mion
Aliee
Daring Jail Delivery Brings Four Prisoners Freedom
In Des Moines Iowa on August 24 four inmates escaped Polk County jail after Waterman John Wiggar aided two prisoners to clean halls. The trio in the steel cage overpowered him and locked him in the cell before the escape. Albert Milligan and other prisoners threatened alarm. Four men fled through basement and street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towa
Polk County
Liberty Four
John Wiggara
Wiggars
Albert Milligan
Colla
Murdered by Tramps on Chicago Great Western
Three tramps riding a Chicago Great Western freight train near Marshalltown Iowa shot and killed brakemen J E Wilson and Conney Matthews. The trio escaped but an armed posse pursued them. Wilson died in Marshalltown Matthews in Des Moines. The railroad offers a $500 reward for the arrest of the murderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western
Marshalltown
Iowa
J. E. Wilson
Conney Matthews
Ouece
Wilson Lyed
Matthews
Des Moines
Tailroad
Explosion at Appleton planing mill kills two workers
In Appleton Wisconsin a boiler exploded at the A H Wyckert planing mill killing two men and seriously injuring eight others. The blast wrecked the factory and shattered nearby windows with the concussion. The boiler end was hurled through the engine room roof and fell about 100 feet away. Loss estimated at 50000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
A. H. Wyckert
Stage Holt Up Fore Stage Route Reported Robbery
Washington dispatch reports Chief Dostof Cochran received a telegram saying a stage between Salmon Lake and Red Lake in Montana was held up yesterday just inside the state line. Robbers obtained about 30,000 in dust, while the mail and escort were not molested. The incident occurred near Dillon, and the robbers escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dostofflee
Cochran
Salmon Io
Red Lake
Dillon
Salmon Lake
Red Iock
M. Reilly
Farmer Killed In Runaway Near Baldwin Wisconsin
W D Davis a well known farmer and former lumberman of Cady was instantly killed when his head was crushed in a runaway accident while he was returning home with lumber from Baldwin Wisconsin on August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Wis
W. Davis
Cady
Bell Telephone to Underground Wires in Winona Plan
The Bell Telephone company will adopt an underground wiring system in Winona if the city council grants permission. The total estimated cost for the change is 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Bell Telephone Company
Arrest of Sam Kelly in adultery case near Menomoush Wisconsin
Sam Kelly was arrested and arraigned on a charge of adultery with Mrs. Cormican, whose infant was killed the day before. The woman claims Kelly is the father of the child and he was held for trial.
Woman Dies by Suicide Near Hutchins Iowa
Mrs. Pearl Wisker, two miles north of Hutchins, Iowa, killed herself on August 24 by ingesting poison to end domestic troubles. The incident occurred following alleged trouble at home and is being investigated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rata
Hutchins
Iowa
Pearl Wisker
Dodge Center Hear Speaker on County Rent Move
Aug. 24 Dodge Center meeting drew a large audience of representative farmers who heard Lafayette French argue for removing the county rent from Minitorville to Dodge Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Center
Lafayette French
Minitorville
Drowned Clergyman in Des Moines River Bathing Accident
Rev. Frederick Paul Williams drowned yesterday afternoon while bathing with friends in the Des Moines river's northern area. The incident occurred near Des Moines, with Williams and companions in the water when the accident happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tdes Moings
Frederick Paul Williams
Des Moles
Death of a Pioneer in Blainfield Wisconsin
Elijah Winslow, an early planter of Blainfield, Wisconsin, died on August 24. Born in 1827 in Tister county, he had been a resident of Wisconsin for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blainfield
Wis
Elijah Winslow
Tister County
Wisconsin
Fire destroys A Barth barn and horses in Watertown mill
Fire at A Barth’s barn in Watertown Mill partially destroys the barn and a team of thoroughbreds, one cow, carriages, sleighs, and harnesses. Loss estimated at unknown amount with no insurance. Authorities report no coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Mill
A. Barth
Catholic Order of Foresters Meet Opens In Town
Aug 24 session of the Catholic Order of Foresters began a two day convention in Town Waterloo with delegates from seventy five courts in Lewd present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathie Forestors
Waterloo
Town
Catholic Order of Foresters
Prominent Turer's Son Fatally Hurt in Mill Accident
August 24 in ayownsdale Minnesota reports Alfred Nollny, 35, son of Th. Kolilug, a prominent turer, fell from a fifty foot wind mill and broke his neck. He died at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milayownsdale
Minn
Alfred Nollny
Th. Kolilug
Iie
Fatally Burned at Sable Hock Clay Works
Sable Neb Aug 4 The Rosaline engine at the works exploded fatally burning Charles Kidney at the Sable Hock Clay company works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sable Mark
Neb
Sable Hock Clay Commpmny
Charles Kidney
Mold-Upa Charged te Irampa at Aug. 24
Two hold ups reported between here and Mian in past days. Victims include Silth relieved of levelo and 47 dollars in cash. Deserters from Mort Meade and Por Meade, 19, Aug. 22, linked to the case. Authorities offer a reward for their arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mold-Upa
Here
Mian
Silth
Qwa Qeserders
Mort Meade
Por Meade
Othors
Albert Preston
Labori Dominates Dreyfus Court Martial Testimony
Large crowds watched Capt Alfred Dreyfus trial as Maitre Labori sparked lively cross examination. Labori exposed weak points in Mercier and La Joie as generals faced tough questions on the Schweitzer letter and secret dossiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remmes
Lycee
Alfred Dreyfus
Tria
Maitre Labor
Labori
Demange
Tlabori
M. Demauge
M. Laborl
Generala Roget
Mercier
Billot
Boisdeffre
Labor
Fry
Labort
Col. Schneider
Nsw
Geonneral
Mercere
Ministry of War
Labors
General Staff
Babori
Gen. Mercier
la Joux
South America
la Jouax
Rollin
War Office
Catrol
Sisterhngy
Fa Jouax
Dreyfus
M. Labori
Roger
Infernal Machinists Target Labori Amid Fresh Attack Plan
August 24 reports from Tennessee and Paris describe parcels believed to be infernal machines sent to Labori and opened in a military laboratory revealing gun cotton. A London sighting of Comte Mesterhazy prompted a crowd and police protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labori
Tennes
M. Labor! Inst Ovenitg
Paris
Che Tennes
M. Ibori
Exterhazey
London
Comte Msterhazy
Oxford Street
Msterbazy
Martial Law Proclaimed at Hilversum Amid Riots
Martial law declared at Hilversum fifteen miles from Amsterdam as groups occupy the town. A mob yesterday overpowered police, paraded streets, destroyed property and attacked the burgomaster's house amid general unrest and serious disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Hilversum
Burgomasters House
Iron Fielda Purchased and Belle Isle Iron Mines Acquired
Antifax No 8 reports the acquisition of half of Belle Isle iron fields at Sidney. The steel company’s solicitors secured a $1,000,000 check. A contract for 400 coke ovens was awarded to a Philadelphia firm for $3,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Fielda
Antifax
No 8
Belle Isle
N. I
Iron Fields
Sidney
Steel Company
Philadelphia
Resignation of Maine Congressman Steed Received
Augusta Aug 24 Gov Powers received the resignation of Thomas B Steed as congressman in the First Maine district yesterday. The move clears the way for a new representative and local political shifts are anticipated as party leaders respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reede Haw
Augusta
Thomas B. Steed
Maine
Powers
Grain and livestock price notices from Minneapolis to Chicago
Markets report from St Paul and nearby cities listing bid and ask ranges for wheat corn oats and barley across several grades. Includes prices in old and new wheat contracts, rye and oats, with further notes on Minneapolis Chicago and Sioux City trading trends and cattle hog and dairy values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Wernow
Burley
Datuth
Ang
Cnsh
Northern
Arrye
Cornu
Minnieapolis
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Texas
Sioux City
Tawa
South St Taal
Arrival of the First California regiment in San Francisco
Four miles offshore the transport bearing the First California regiment of volunteers was sighted amid loud acclaims. Bells rang and crowds cheered as the Sherman docked later. Maj. Gen. Shatter ordered the ship held offshore until a planned public pageant and formal reception could be staged, with $4,000 subscribed for expenses. No deaths were reported on the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fenneisco
United States
Californi Regiment of
San Francisco
Olivers
Faralone Islands
Point Reyes
Citizens’ Committee
Shatter
U. S.A
Department of the
Cli
Deen
Detroit Doctor Fined for Failing to Report Tuberculosis Case
Vert Case Detroit Aug 24 Dr J Shurley a prominent local physician was fined $40 and costs by a Justice of the Peace for failing to report a tuberculosis case to the board of health. The case tested the state board of health authority to define dangerous communicable diseases and require reporting to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Shurley
Board of Health
State Board of Health
Move of Health
Nice Lite Pick-On. Springflent UL ag 26
Owen Ward, veteran of the Mexican war, died at his Shipman home after insanity. His children and Avery father attempted concealment in walls and around portions of the dwelling containing over 5000 in gold and specie. Mrs Ward, who died three months earlier, was implicated. An electric storm damaged Des Moines area with outages and lightning strikes. John Naumber, 42, was shot dead on his porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springflent
Owen Ward
Shipman
Avery
Ward
Moines
Lowa
Tare
Stenek
Jante Naumber
Stead Mn
Warren admitted to bail in fatal shooting case
Warren admitted to bail of 10,000 in the Walter Warren case after Judge Webber's decision in Warren, Minnesota. Across Milwaukee a blaze damaged a meat packing facility causing 50,000 in stock loss and property damage. The National Encampment of the Union Veterding union changed its name to the Order of Union Battlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Lake Benton
Minn
Walter Warren
Chas
Wilson
Webber
Milwaukee
Abrig Conk Company
Veal Aus
Sud
Toes Moines
Treway, Sie
Head-Hnd Collision Near Dryton Through Misreading Orders
A head end collision on the Northwestern one mile east of Dryton, Port Dodge Iowa, damaged two engines beyond repair and crippled a work train engine. Both east and west freight crews escaped unharmed except Engineer Hellings who suffered serious bruising. Grains spilled along the track after the 20 mph crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlaq
Port Dodge
Iowa
Dryton
Hellings
Storm devastates Brookings area with extensive damage
A Saturday night storm in Brookings South Dakota is reported as the worst in twenty years. Many shade trees, chimneys, and roofs were damaged. Public school buildings the Binford block and college structures suffered, the observatory lost its roof, windmills were toppled, an elevator was blown from its foundation onto the railroad tracks, and countryside damage was extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookingas
M. D
Brookings
Binford
Outlot for Gold Contract Awarded for New Road
Contracts awarded for 108 miles of new road on the Ontario & Rainy River line from Stanley to Sturgeon Falls in the Seine river gold country. Work divided into five-mile segments to speed completion, giving the region a railroad outlet it has long needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainy River Country
Duluth, Mine
Ontario & Rainy River
Stanley
Port Arthur
Duluth & Western
Sturgeon
Mine Center
Seine River
Bicycle collision leaves two dead in Racine
August 23 in Racine Wisconsin left Eugene Sprague of Lyons Michigan and local resident Mrs Mabel Schumacher instantly killed when their bicycle veered into an electric car. Policeman Schumacher aided in rescue and later learned one victim was his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beycle
Racine
Eugene Sprague
Lyons
Mich
Mabel Schumacher
Schumacher
Ife
Shooting Affray Narrows Anger Between Cattlemen and Sheepmen
Chadron Nebraska August 24 a shooting affray on the range south west of town left Thomas Rynh a cattleman dead and George Coll a sheepherder alive after a confrontation that erupted from the long running clash between cattlemen and sheepmen Coll says Rynh and other cattlemen attacked his flock and threatened him Browning at least three killings have occurred in this conflict and the cattlemen vow vengeance amid ongoing feuds following the old war between the factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron
Neb
Here
George Coll
Thomas Rynh
Goll
Ryan
Indian gambling gang tragedy at Navajo Springs
A Winslow Arizona dispatch reports about two hundred Indians from Foreman Mink's gambling group at Navajo Springs plundering a killer raid. Landreth, a gambler, was shot and seriously wounded, and the tribe then killed the gambler, mutilated the body, and swore to pursue the incident with authorities en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Winslow
Aviz
Foreman Mink
Navajo Springs
Landreth
Gauberdt Wat
Senate
Coopers Union Ends Boycott Against Pabst Brewing
Milwaukee August 24 President Van hey of the local coopers union wired President Coopers of the American Federation of Labor that the boycott against Pabst Brewing company has been declared off and the strike is at an end with the coopers giving in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coopers
Milwaukee
Vanhey
Coopers’ Union
Tha Wired
Asceriean Federation of
Labo
Pabst Brewing Company
Mysterious Disappearance Near Jacksonville Alabama
Aug 28 report from Jacksonville details the disappearance of Mise Verga La Ferguse of Columbia Missouri who has lived with the Dek FP John family for a year and a half. Authorities fear she may be mentally unbalanced. she is 29 or 39 years old, tall and light complexioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Ferguse
Colimbia
John
Damaged Steamer Penobscot Heading to Duluth for Repairs
Not Badly tmJured in Duluth Minnesota report says the steam er Penobscot from Lakeria collided with Knife Island Saturday night and will be pumped out and towed to Duluth for repairs. Accidentally caused death near Kanduy Wisconsin when Willem Stoxe’s gun discharged, killing him instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Penobscot
Lakeria
Knife Island
Mouthton
Willem Stoxe
Kanduy
Jett Br
Telephone Exchange Delayed by Phone Shortage at Appleton
August 23 report from Appleton Aiiv notes completion of the local telephone exchange is held up because the company cannot obtain the phones. Everything else is ready to connect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Aiiv
Right Hand Crashed in Minnesota Threshing Accident
Right Hand Crashed near Appleton Minnesota as John Ostevans a Lac qui Parle county farmer suffered a badly crushed right hand in a threshing machine mishap on August 23 in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Minn
John Ostevans
Lac Qui Parle
Here
Ina
Brewers donate to Dewey fund and Rico relief
Liberal Strewwora Milwaukee reports the Brewers association donated 1000 dollars to the Dewey home fund and 500 dollars to Rico relief efforts on August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Strewwora
Milwaukee
Brewers’ Association
Dewey Home Fund
Scurvy and deaths plague Kotzebue expedition
Aug. 23 report states that of 1000 men who went into Kotzebue country last fall, over a third died or contracted scurvy. J Jones of Bycamore TL provides the tally. Irred Schweppe, a Webster City farmer, died after extreme heat while stacking oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Kotzebue Country
J. Jones
Bycamore
Webster City
Iowan
Schweppe
Tie
Secret Service foils large counterfeit ring
The Secret Service nabbed a band of counterfeiters and seized substantial bogus currency. The operation highlighted the circulation of high value imitations linked to well known remedies, while notes warn of public deception and moral cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Hostetter
Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warning
A long warning against catarrh remedies containing mercury. The notice claims mercury damages hearing smell and the system, urges using Hall's Catarrh Cure made in Toledo by B F J Cheney Co, with testimonials and physician endorsements, and notes retail price per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethe
Hall
Fp, J. Cheney, & Co
Oledo
Toledo
Oho
Cheney &Co
Mali
Grasshopper Extermination Tract Request From Minnesota Church
The Asher Publishing Co invites Christians in Minnesota to share experiences or knowledge related to the grasshopper extermination event. Respondents will receive a copy of the tract when printed, with 429 Holly Ave, St Paul, Minnesota as the contact address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Pillsbury
Pers
Asher Publishing Co
Holly Ave
St. Pal, Minn
Exhibition of Goods at Goodyear Ruberto's
A fragment describes an exhibition of goods at Goodyear Ruberto's 92-102 Enat Tih Street in Paul featuring Mackintoshes overshoes belts and other sold seal quality items. The text hints a profitable event and muses that microbes in kisses cause people to fall in love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear Ruberto's
Enat Tih St
Paul
Mackintoshes
Foot Comfort Aid Promises Easy Shoe Fitting
An advertisement touts Alten's Foot Ball powder for feet, claiming to ease swelling, heat, sweating, and pain and to help fit new or tight shoes. It promises relief from ingrown nails, corns, and bunions, with trial packs mailed freely from Allep Olmsted Le Roy N Y to druggists and shoe stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alten
Allep
Olmsted
le Roy
The Juss Thought Men Glave to a Subject
An obscure sentence fragment hints at men venturing toward a subject with stronger, sharper viewpoints. The text reads like a clipped historical note or quotation, offering little clear context or identifiable individuals or events.
Robert Downing Endorses Peruna for Health
Robert Downing praised Peruna as a preventive tonic boosting his health and immune to climate changes. He claimed it protects mucous membranes, aids against malarial influences, and cited personal benefit over other tonics. Dr Hartman’s book on Summer Catarrh was offered for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Downing
Downing
Peruna
Summer Catarrh Remedy Promises Simplicity
Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio touts perune as the cure for summer bowell catarrhs verging into cholera infantum or dysentery. He notes a forty year practice and offers a tres copy of Summer Catarrh for those seeking further details by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unrtman
Hartman
Columbus
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Hils
Adda
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Schneider
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Mordur
Mankhts
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Keller
Bradder Jacksons
Hood
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