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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1902
Page
3
A garbled OCR narrative follows John Marsden and his circle amid political intrigue and dawn scenes, with interrupted dialogue about trust and danger. The piece shifts to a crowded city setting, where a streetcar incident ends with a helpful gesture and a philadelphia terminal reference.
A memoir recounts a jaguar encounter near a Brazilian station, detailing a missionary family and a boy named Tack Town, the tabs of danger, a close rescue by Ackley, and the jaguar’s demise. The second piece surveys Nazareth’s modern growth, religious influences, pilgrim traffic, and new construction funded by Russian and Greek churches.
Chicago reports indicate July corn traded around 90 cents a bushel, the highest price in ten years. John W. Gates, steel magnate and NY bull clique leader, is alleged to influence the cereals market, with his circle said to control the July option and sway prices at will.
Severe floods across central Iowa threaten Des Moines, Raccoon, Cedar, and Skunk rivers with seven to fifteen feet above low water marks. Thousands displaced as land submerged and crops worth thousands destroyed. Storms trigger fatalities in Minnesota and Pennsylvania as trains derail and farms suffer extensive damage. Authorities report widespread destruction from Boone to Northampton County patterns.
Baron Shibusawa of Pakis, Japan's wealthiest and most aggressive businessman, travels with family and entourage to pursue business ties and social influence. He controls railroads, steamship lines, utilities, textiles, and dozens of companies with assets near a billion dollars. He funds public institutions and serves as a major benefactor in Japan's capital. A cabinet decree closes religious institutions failing to comply with new association laws, affecting 130 establishments.
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