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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1904

Page

3

Health in LoLessness A Victorian Fitness Warning

The Elgin Echo reports on strenuous exercise harming health, citing medical authorities and athlete examples. It warns that overwork and intense routines degrade arteries and vitality, urging moderation and scientific guidance in daily training.

Railway Employee Confesses Hero Story Was Fabricated

Kee norha Wisconsin section foreman M Hatt admits his tale of heroic train rescue was a fabrication. Police compelled the confession as investigators sought to verify the alleged lifesaving act and the railroad company prepares to review the incident. Levi Lattar is reported dead, with various local notes of deaths and misfortunes interwoven in the chaotic transmission.

Ty Bavins M. . Hatt Keenorha Wis Hig Hats Heres Deartii Levi Lattar Ste Chiesaderk

Riot at St Louis arena ends in fire and arrests

A mob of about seven thousand crowd the Norvis Amusement arena in St Louis after a police halt to a scheduled fight. Doors, windows and seating are smashed, the grand stand is burned, and property damage spreads to nearby offices. Four arrests occur as officers and deputies struggle to control the scene. many spectators and staff are injured.

Norvis Amusement Company St. Louia Apphithe Ogsentort St. Louis County WH. A. Colledge Minphitheater Tauhari Aren Norris Wuh Crom Galden Chain Humane Society Noreris Lews Fran Tindee Uis Minployas Mausenent Lye Bea

Fire in Spirits Kills at Peoria Distillery Blast

A lantern explosion in the Frankly T. Corning & Co distillery in Peoria Illinois ignited a massive fire. Fourteen workers died and property valued around 1000 dollars was destroyed. The blaze gutted a three story warehouse, 80000 barrels of high proof spirits, 52000 gallons of fermenting liquor, and cattle sheds containing 8000 cattle. Firemen faced extreme heat as flames spread toward stockyards and the Monarch distillery.

Peoria Frankly T. Corning & Co Naimius Cold & Keller Chicago F.C. White & Co Tames Monarch

Telegraphic Brevities From a Troubled District

Multiple brief items report destruction of houses in a district, a fatal shooting in Oklahoma City, jewelry theft worth $1,000 tied to a Chicago man, Chinese residence certificates issued in Jacksonville, a fatal and serious injuries from a shanty fight in Pennsylvania, conflicting police accounts of an attack, and the Panama Canal Commission weighing eight hour work rules affecting canal completion time and cost.

Toxa Sanne Quirts Chattanooga Edward Wordon Qu.rel Oklahoma City Iwamilin Donatino New Yorke Josef Menninger Chicago Tucksonville Pin United

Week of Minor Skirmishes in Far East War Dispatches

A brief report notes limited news from the Far East with only a few skirmishes recorded. Outposts of Nurki’s army near Weng-Wangeheng engage Cossack forces near Motlon Pass between Kengwangcheng and Taoyang, yielding few casualties and signaling trivial movement rather than strategic shifts.

Far East Nuroki Weng-' Wangeheng Motlon Pass Kengwangeheng Taoyang

Siege of Port Arthur and Japanese losses reported

A staggered dispatch claims Port Arthur siege action with heavy Japanese casualties. Reports estimate 8000 Japanese killed or wounded and 400 Russian dead, while earlier tallies pegged Japanese losses much higher though likely exaggerated. The account praises Japanese courage, intelligence, and willingness to risk life in the assault.

Kinelau Port Arthur Ho Tosa Enomesa Bre Tle Mike Lin

Skirmishes Near Kinchao and Port Arthur Debate

Reports describe Cossack rear guards clashing with Oku's forces near Vangentuehn about forty miles north of Kinchau as Japanese forces suffer heavy losses in Kin chew Naushay iil. Analysts weigh strategic risks at Port Arthur and the fate of the Russian fleet, noting Japanese willingness to sacrifice life for early gains while pursuing decisive outcomes.

Oku Vangentuehn Kinchau Snl Kinchew Jose Port Arduit Danny Numshan Ldlf Tagsian Port Arthur Kurepatkii

Unclear naval action and Russian retreat near Port Arthur

The report notes heavy naval guns rearmed amid muddy runways and Russian positions on the Liaowunay peninsula and Port Arthur's defenses abandoned by Russians. A Cossack raid nears Seoul, halted by orders to retire as Japanese forces pressure the harbor and outer defenses.

Naukwauling Sanehilipu Port Arthur Karen Seoul Associated Press

Baltic Fleet May Not Sail In August

Report from London via Paris says final Baltic Fleet preparations must finish by early August. A St. Petersburg dispatch hints the fleet may not sail if Port Arthur falls to the Japanese, affecting Russian naval plans and potentially delaying action.

Baltic

Explosion at Independence Depot Kills Dozen Miners

A 200 pound dynamite blast under the Independence Colorado rail depot killed twelve and maimed others amid a non union miners strike. Detectives found wiring and a revolver device. severed bones and body parts were scattered, creating a grim scene. National Guard was mobilized in Victor, while Telluride and Cripple Creek districts remain under martial law amid ongoing labor troubles.

Independence Coloritio Cripple Creek Colo Shurtleff Indlay Delmonico Victor Franklin Company L Colorado National Guard Wilon Telluride County Peabody Portland Companys Western Federation Denver Charles H. Moyer Federation Telluride Colorado Western Federation of Miners

War on Automobiles in New York Hurls Blame on Traffic

New York City faces rising clashes between motorists and pedestrians in congested districts. Commissioner William McAdoo seeks routes and ordinances to reduce street danger, noting violence and recklessness by drivers and pedestrians alike. Notable incidents include a near fatal attack on Mrs. Yatselal and a strike to the head of Albert Wilton amid speeding traffic. Officials blame congestion near ferries and foreign-dominated districts for unsafe conditions and urge targeted traffic planning to end the war on automobiles.

Ent New York Po Mce William McAdoo Tryims William Yatselal Tort Chester Railroad Neludine Albert Wilton Tiltan Wuarshtuston Avenue McAdoo Antinobiles

Train and car collision injures fifteen in Whittier

Fifteen people were injured when a Santa Fe passenger train collided with an electric car in Whittier California. Authorities reported there was no collision conspiracy or foul play involved.

Santa Fe Whittier Cal

Trade review shows uneven Western markets and rising retail demand

The Mercantile Agency reports mixed Western trade with some recovery in retail demand for women's goods, while manufacturing ties lag and freight and raw materials face disruptions. In Oklahoma and Texas markets remain tentative but overall trade is viewed as satisfactory despite labor disputes and weather impeding supply chains. Grain and livestock show varied movements with corn and oats firm and beef and hog prices fluctuating as receipts rise slightly from two years ago.

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Crisscrossed 19th Century Market Report Details

Market notes from Chicago and Cincinnati show cattle, hogs, and wheat prices with varied grades and lots. Prices range from 1.50 to 640 dollars, highlighting creamery butter and shipper terms while listing buyers and destinations in a dense, fragmented OCR fragment.

Chicago Lidianapolis

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