British Japan Treaty Debate Shifts U S Policy View
Parliament discusses the British Japan treaty and its impact on U S relations with Britain, China, and trade. Lord Cranbourne asserts care to protect commercial rights while Japan's position reflects its geography and naval interests, with leaders stressing cordial ties despite tensions.
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Bot E Crauborras
Torviga Affaira
Bath
Gyavf
Atlinges
United States
Germany
TSM
China
Great Britain
Ballenerd
Egren
Japan
Mimoet
Eyrry
Pekin
Unitel
Nard
Tayted
Vd Ttalfowr
S OUT OF DANGER INSTEAD OF DIALYSIS DISCUSSED
In a damaged dispatch, Criste Ulness of Viemsig Waisewedt recovers from a severe illness as officials report progress at a Washington event. The report notes a health concern, a recovery plan, and continued caution as leaders press forward with recovery efforts.
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Criste
Viemsig
Washington
Erisia
Unclear OCR Entry With Mixed Names and Fragments
Fragmented OCR text mixes possible names and events, mentioning theft of property, various persons, places such as New York, and corporate references. Core facts are indistinct, with garbled phrases and unrelated insertions. No coherent incident or outcome can be reliably determined from the readable portions.
Fatal Fight for Property on Chicago Lake Front
A violent clash erupts between factions on the Chicago lake shore as shots are fired during a dispute over property. Dozens witnessed a chaotic scene with many named individuals, the struggle drawing in followers and police. The confrontation ends with injuries and ongoing tension about ownership and control of the area.
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Chicago Lake Front
Winchester
Hyaelaimagts
Arive
Moet
Chleren
Prynk Wirk
Chet Giraugh
Herth
Hoey Gees
Dar- Crete
Iris
Tillie
Atv
Casper
de Mates
Grande Appitehed
Bittle
Wallin Ate Moriers
WWE
Etre Blekisdaholia
Sanuel Portorons
Heyer
Ebay
Aol
Gerda
Eftheers
Che Offeers
Abel Pakoay
Condition of Theodore Roosevelt Jr. Improves in Hospital Report
A morning bulletin from Washington describes Theodore Roosevelt Jr.'s improving condition after illness. Doctors express cautious optimism that continued stabilization will restore vitality, with plans for his eventual return to Washington as President Roosevelt travels to continue his public duties. The report notes ongoing medical care and hopeful projections for recovery amid the wartime schedule.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Mra
Roosevelt
York
William Gaoriel
Frankie
Benn Paseed
Dave Abvaway
Ely Tors
Eherrinan
Mir Cortelea
Washington
Pritier Henry
Riot in Brussels sparks arrests and protests
Reported clashes in Brussels amid demonstrations with police action and charges against several participants. Witnesses describe chaotic scenes as security forces moved to disperse crowds while authorities warned of legal consequences for trespass and public disorder.
Henry's Yacht Arrives at Grand Stuplde Banquet
A garbled city page notes Henry's yacht arrival and a banquet at Grand Stuplde in Mach with principal guest Minister Wu, United States envoy. It mentions birthdays, editors, and a confused list of attendees, including Haas and Pree, with scattered references to Rockwell and Lane.
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Banquert
Grand Stuplde
Erandajads
Lingsiu
Ubinesy
Sture
Two Killed in Street Duel and Fire Fallout
A violent street duel led to two deaths and multiple injuries as a structure collapsed amid gunfire and panic. Officials estimated the damages at 100,000 with homes burned and several residents displaced.
Smallpox Measures Alerted. Des Moines Given 17 Day Notice
State health board orders notification to Des Moines authorities and city action within 17 days to curb smallpox spread. Report covers state reliance on health committees, political context in Des Moines, and a historical note, including a late 1800s incident involving Clark and a family reunion amid broader regional events. The article weaves health action with local politics and a long retrospective.
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Atate
Ben Moines
Pastor DRAWS GUN in Marshalltown Church Conflict
A violent incident at a Methodist church in Marshalltown left attendees frightened as a man, identified as Mr Nickerson, drew a firearm during services. Police questioned several parishioners while the gun remained drawn, causing chaos and prompting security concerns among congregants.
Whitecapping Arrests After Outrage in Terville
Three men were arrested and sent to the grand jury after an alleged whitecapping incident in Terville. Detectives report the suspects faced charges related to the assault and conspiracy. Names and precise charges are unclear due to damaged text.
Fire and crimes thread through faded old report
A garbled 19th century style notice reports a deadly street car crash and a homicide linked to arson. It mentions Perseus Waothas, Waterloo, and a judge’s bail related to an assault case on Mrs. Kobi. The text blends fire, deaths, and legal actions with numerous corrupted names.
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Old Wowan
Carl Wilcock
Graed
Monona Ditch Contract With Chicago Canal Company Completed
The Chicago Canal Company has finalized its contract with the Monona County auditor for the Monona end of the Woodbourne Main to build the ditch. The firm requests about 4000 for camp equipment and will ship gear and fixtures ahead of work. Construction aims to begin in spring with 12 months of intense labor, day and night, to complete the project.
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Chicago Canal Company
Canal Construction Company
Chieagytos
Monona County
Saprence Court
Tawi
Monona
Vontricton
Che
Des Moines Elks Plan Large Fortified Structure
The Des Moines Elks organize a major 820000 structure project with a site at Ty A Wells on W Street. Design outlines include a 8 by 6 foot area and a forthcoming bid process. The plan contemplates financing via increased treasury funds and a modern facility to serve members and the public.
Indignant Citizens Claim Wetter County Man Abused Family
Report details a Wetter County man named Sabo accused of tying his wife and five children outside their home. The wife and children were exposed to cold as neighbors and authorities responded. Sabo was arrested and jailed, with authorities seeking justice amid broader community concern over violence against women and children.
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K.P. Sabo
Htadger
Wedstbeer
Bert Dodge
Capital fights smallpox and city vaccination efforts
A report outlines Monroes vaccination drive against smallpox with 1200 cases noted as exist in the city and variant figures. It mentions merchant notices and a fatality telegram, plus a new Chicago Western mine patent and ground-level fire losses. The Des Moines case awards damages in a personal injury suit and Sioux County votes on the courthouse site location, choosing the Wyatt house block two blocks south of the old site.
Hanged Himaei D Jo Uca on CM St Paul line
A man identified as Himaei D Jo Uca, a passenger on the Cedar Rapids division of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, died by hanging at Ottumwa. Authorities believe the death was self-inflicted while aboard the freight and passenger train. The incident is being investigated by local officials.
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Himaei
Jouca
Cedar Rapids
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Baik Road
Ottumwa
State Executes Rare Capital Punishment Revival
The article notes capital punishment was revived in the State with hangings for inmates under death sentence, a rarity since the last execution nearly eight years ago, and discusses broader legal and social issues including insanity statistics, education needs, temperance lobbying, and state appointments. It mentions Albert City bank robbers, the board of control reports on insane patients, and remarks by President Seerley and Superintendent Barrett.
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B. Commins
Salem
Albert
Board of Control
Bamesa
Minor State Matters and Local Projects Reported
Conrad will build water works and Calumug will secure a rural route. Wilton will add three telephone lines. Longnecker resigns as Puystmaster of Hansell. Waukyn plans a new Presbyterial Church and Degver to erect a Lutheran Church costing 3000 dollars. The Strick elevator at Obelsey is completed. Postoffice clerks at Tancanter strike for higher pay and fewer hours. The Rock Island hauls water from Sears to Oakaloony Evang and Radyville. Waverly debt to be refinanced at a lower interest rate. Qle Olson near Grand Mound sustains a fracture after being thrown from a horse. Tama County Supergiants award nine small claims or viewing fees at Tama.
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Conrad
Calumug
Wilton
Puystmaster Longnecker
Hansell
Waukyn
Degver
Strick
Obelsey
Tancanter
Rock Island
Sears
Oakaloony
Evang
Radyville
Waverly
Qle Olson
Hing
Grand Mound
Tama County
Supergiants
Tama
Bills Pass and Debates Open in State Legislature
A flood of bills is introduced in the state legislature as reform measures and public protection bills spark lively debate. Proposals include education funding, criminal penalties, gambling restrictions, narcotic containment, and court reliability. The Senate and House move through committee reports, amendments, and adjourn for Monday with votes on key measures and investigations into divorce law grounds and taxation rules.
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Senate
Legar
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Casa
State Department of Agriculture
Hopkins
J. A. Hull
Billy
Marahall
Lew
House
Book of Supervisors
Jefferson County
Allyn
State Department
General Land Office
Calderwood
Jones
Kossta foresees electric railway for neighbors
Among Our Neighbors reports Kossta believes an electric railway is coming. The item notes local optimism amid plans for infrastructure and revival efforts, while listing several regional events and incidents, including a charity ball raising funds and local labor news.
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Kossta
Alchland
Towa City
Ang
Cegre Gorda County
James Mulier
Castalia
Thorng W. Evans
Burlington
Wapello County
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