Destructive Cyclone Strikes Multiple Iowa Minnesota Towns
A southeast cyclone ripped through Spring Valley and nearby areas in Minnesota and Iowa on Sept 22, killing several and injuring many. The storm demolished depots, mills, stores, and homes across Winona Wisconsin, Homer Village, Marshland, Dodge Center, Lemars, Osage, Whittemore, and Mason City. The Milwaukee depot and multiple store buildings were wrecked, with losses reported at city centers and surrounding farms.
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Wirows
Minn
Spring Valley
Winone and
Schellas Brewing Company
Winona
Homer
Here
Hell
Mar. Denno
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Leroy
Milwaukee
Henry Fintry
Gilbert Topz
Joe Nelson
Jamison
Watson
Peter Burns
Schmidt
Ailen
Gilmore
Valley
Marshland
Wis
Dodge Center
Mina
Mason Orry
Haddon
Mabley
Plymouth
Liwans. In
Johnnan
Lemars
Louis
Mion
Osage
Whittemore
Algona
Ortwren
Chicago and Great Western Railroad
Lowther
Chicago and Great Western
Chicago Express
Avatin
Wilwaukee
F. J. Trask
Misox City
North
Cerro Gordo
Deadara
Enery
Kercher
John Patterson
D.T
Paddow
Mra
Maggie Baker
Harald McKercher
Alice McKercher
Edith Bentley
James
Niel
Craverann
Ohio
Hancock
Mich
Lake Superior
Aukland
Chicago
Kewanew Point
Eagle River
Berivo Vallex
South Western Railroad
N. Dodge
Frank Mashek
Cog. King
Louis Rose
Lena Rose
Mr. Harper
Harper
Chas. Dodge
Nellie Romsey
Sally Williams
William Strong
John Nessa
John Neas
John Nets
C. G King
Clark King
Jesse Harris
William Bove
Twein Bove
Minnearois
Aspental
Burtoa
Pittsburg
Chicane
Central Ohio Electric Railway
Electrid
Coshotton
Mount Vernon
Marion
Kenton
Celina
Women to Help Him Rally for New York
Rev Parkhurst outlines how women can rescue New York from misgovernment by organizing, arousing household networks, and applying moral influence. He cites Brooklyn's Schieren campaign and Elizabeth Cady Stanton on women’s suffrage’s impact, urging masculine support and sustained effort.
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New Yeak
New York
de Parkhurst
Plandarda
Kentucky
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Parkhurst
Wyoming
Breckinridge
Washington
Parliaments and War Loom in Japan Elections
Reports from Yokohama and Francisco describe Japan convoking a parliament session for October 15 to address war-related matters while election results remain unsettled. Dispatches note Chinese troops on the Yalu, Japanese fortunes at sea, and debates over treaty abrogation vs. foreign rights amid ongoing conflict.
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Yokonoma
Hiroshima
Tine Tein Saga
Yalu
Col
von Hennekin
Fareivedl
Mikado
Liberals
Radicala
Japan
Francisco
Rio de Janeiro
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Victoria
Associated Press
Yokonama
Foreign Department of Japan
Kebin
Tonquin
Peking
Wylie
Shanghia
Kong Hwan
Aggan
Tokio
Democratic State Convention Opens With Hill Leading
Delegates gathered in Sept 25 at the Empire State convention amid a bracing day as Hill, named temporary chairman after breakfast, presided behind closed doors. The crowd pressed the Grand Union and galleries while factions debated Whitney, Gaynor, and Hill as ballots loomed. The keynote attacked Republicans, defended McKinley era reforms, and urged unity for a fall victory as proceedings adjourned to noon.
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Sizaroca
Grand Union
Senator Hill
Whitney
New York
Saratog
Tammany
Salle
Kinge County
Gaynot
Hill
Gaynor
Frederick Gourdért
Auapicions
Tammiany
Sanatona
Murphy
Bill Gard
Queen Liliuokalani to Sue U S for 200000 Claim
San Francisco September 24 An ex queen of Hawaii plans a damage suit against the United States seeking 200000. She alleges American actions aided by the warship Boston helped oust and depose her The Honolulu agent Wiedman sails soon for Washington to handle urgent business.
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San Franerago
H Wideman
Honolulu
United States
Hawaii
Boston
Wiedman
Washington
Populists Denounce Frye and His Anarchist Plot
In Cottnsus Ohio on September 24 the local populist group repudiated General L C Frye former head of California’s Industrial Army. They accused him of radical revolutionary aims and using populists as cover. Frye warned of a widespread anarchist movement tied to railway strikes, planning coordinated uprisings as state forces back corporate greed. Local leaders warned Frye he could not exploit the party to scheme against the government.
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Cottnsus
Ohio
L C Frye
Industrial Army of
California
Chicago
Frye
San Francisco
West
Saloonkeeper Arrested and Obscene Paper Seized in City
John Tillmen, a saloonkeeper at Beldwit, was arrested on Friday for selling liquor to minors and Sabbath desecration. Bonds posted, hearings scheduled for October first. Officer Stewart pursued Dwight Castetler for evading service of process across state lines, Castetler released on bond for hearing in October. The court seized last Saturday’s Kansas City Sunday Loan edition, 1500 copies, to curb sale of the vile sheet with plans to arrest sellers and prosecute the circulator, Steddy O’Connor. Prosecution vows weekly action. Chas Glessner, alleged correspondent, due to appear next Monday at 9 a.m. before Justice Wilkinson. Public sentiment supports suppressing the Sun. AUER BRINGS SUIT against in-laws for malicious prosecution. prior sensational arson rumors involving J. Auer and missing worker Way noted. Auer seeks $5,000 damages and other relief. additional suit filed over spousal affections and divorce grounds. Populists met, nominated ticket at Knights of Labor hall.
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John Tillmen
Beldwit
Daniel Ryan
Dwight Casteiler
Baldwin
Stewart
Castetler
Ohio
Cunstetler
Indiana
Hirn
Procene
Big City
Justice Ryan
Kansas City
Steddy' O'Connor
Pilcheliers
Chas Glessner
Huntington Herald
Auer
Spencer & Branyan
John W. Grace
Andrews
Fort Wayne
J. Auer
Way
Allen County
Jom W Grace
Rape case ends with defendant found guilty in LaGrange
At LaGrange Ind on Sept 21 the case of State v Charles Jones aged about sixty for rape of Sarah Mowry a twelve year old girl resulted in a guilty verdict and a two year term in the state prison. The prisoner was found dead this morning from morphine poisoning after breakfast and a letter attacking the prosecuting attorney was found on him. The information had charged rape on two girls but only one rape trial occurred.
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LaGaage
Ind
Charles
Jones
Fixty
Sarah Mowry
Hhe
Game Place
Hart Farm Owner Mangles in Whitley County Accident
Hart, a farmer in Whitley County, was kicked in the left temple by a horse after stepping from his wagon to retrieve a dropped whip. The team bolted, wheels passed over him, and he was rushed to Steve hospital. His skull injuries and abdominal damage endanger his life. family notified as doctors report a grim prognosis. Nearby, Geo Schendel, 10, fractured his right arm. Frank Drogsawakey’s gun misfire amputated a boy’s left arm above the wrist. Other injuries include a scalp wound to Mr Burle, a torn arm flesh, and a leg fracture for Mary Da Turk, all treated locally. The Maine began its trial cruise from Brooklyn, with a two-week provisional schedule. Democratic nominations selected Delluaki and Hannahan for Congress in Chicago.
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Hart
Whitley County
West Main Atreat
Muncie
Steve Hospital
James Hart
the Hope Hospital
Geo Schendel
Havke
Monroe Street
Frank Drogsawakey
Limecsoley
Drogsawekey
Hanna Street
Kessler
Ody
Burle
Grace Reformed Church
Swertigen
George Crance
Smith Street
Creighton Avenue
Mary da Turk
Buchanan Street
Greenewald
Maine
New York
Brooklyn
Sandy Hook
F. M Bunce
Quintard Iron Works
Navy Department
Gardiner
Open Sea
Jax Delluaki
John Hamihon
Chicago
Curcaco
Bmax DeBuaki
Congress
John J. Hannahan
Hannahan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Death Brings Release of Two Indiana Prisoners
A Northwestern Indiana report details the deaths of Allen county life convicts William Crance and John Spurr at Michigan City prison. Spurr, 34, died from paralysis after a Thursday stroke, ending a thirteen year confinement for the 1880 Bloomingdale brewery murder. The trial records show a brutal killing with juries and appeals. executive clemency was urged. Spurr’s death follows Crance’s pardon by Governor Matthews.
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Northern
Indiana
Michigan City
Allen County
William Crance
Matthews
John Spurr
Spurr
Emma Hoover
Warsaw
Snart
John Miers
Bloomingdale
Saurr
Perry
Myers
John Saurr
Seytvist
Snurr
John
Suart
C. M Dawson
Th Supreme Court
Henry Colerick
Harry Hannan
J. Q Strattos
George Venkorn
Jacob Bollinger
Martin Denzel
John Dallman
William Anderson
John A. Bobay
BS. Butt
Jacob Gable
George W. Darling
William Spendler
Sulan Stone
David McCrary
Supreme Court
Whitley County
Sherif Munson
Officers Elected at Allen County Convention in Hoagland
The Allen County convention met in Hoagland Tuesday and Wednesday with an excellent program. Mrs Mellisger was elected president. Miss Laston Chapman corresponding secretary. Mrs Gorzline recording secretary. Miss Mildred Winch treasurer. Owens nominated in Franxront Ky. Owens declared Democratic nominee by 255 vote margin.
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Allen Monaty We
Wc.t. 0
Allen County
Hoagland
Calkins
Hoagland Band
Mellisger
Lston Chapman
Mre Gorzline
Mildred Winch
Owens
Franxront
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K@ Young
Bryant
Killen
Chamberlain
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Sweet
Larabee
Palmer & Brown
Caswell
Smart & Butler
Mason City
Owana
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Dr. Parkhurst
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Colonel Breckinridge
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State Central Committee
Taggart
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S ‘Epatoy Hill
Eleetal
Miz Speeth
Game of Political
Divine Providence
Republicéia
Tom Toms
Atata
Protectionista Rim
Big Lake
Bian
Toledo
Nuxaarr
Corps of Engineers
St Joseph
Lake Michigan
Elkhart
Thenea
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Wash
Louis Young
James Hamilton
Rakemsah
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Adam Collis
Fred Haiber
Herman Weighman
Frank McKeish
Henry T. Mollet
Francis DeFranc
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J. E. Ferguson
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Charles Jones
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