Powers Weigh Keep Troops in Peking Amid Peking Evacuation Talks
Washington Sept 7 United States ambassador General Horace Porter reports that France favors remaining troops in Peking while Germany leans to stay with German forces in China. Berlin reports Germany may influence Austria and Britain to back continued presence. France appears the only power ready to accept the Minganese plan. The United States hints Russia may press for changes but no withdrawal orders issued.
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Kaiser's Reply to Russia Peking Proposal Sparks London Joy
London pleased by Germany's refusal to withdraw from Peking and by the firm stance of Lord Salisbury. Dispatches note possible joint European policy, with Japan ready to withdraw troops if guards remain. hope for peace negotiations and a shared approach as Count von Moltke prepares to arrive at Taku. Reports from Shanghai on Li Hongzhang's moves and palace conditions add to the unsettled outlook. A fire in Chamberlain destroys a cattle car load destined for shipment.
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Dorsey Sentenced to Six Years in Penitentiary
Frank Dorsey former cashier of the First National Bank of Ponca Neb will serve six years in the penitentiary after federal court conviction for making false returns to the comptroller of the currency. The Supreme Court denied his appeal and rehearing. the mandate was filed in district court. He will be taken to Sioux Falls to begin serving the sentence.
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Amphitheater Collapse injures crowd at Lincoln show
Lincoln Neb Sept 7 during Battle of Manila production by Pains Fireworks company at the baseball park a 75 foot section of the amphitheater collapsed injuring many people. injuries ranged from sprains and broken bones to two spine injuries. listed injured include Clara Noble R H Wolcott A Naderhoff Miss Crawford Mrs Lewis J M Latworth J M Kirkwood and others.
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Pains’ Fireworks Company
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R. H. Wolcott
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Cars Held by Customs Officials in Juarez
Two presidential compartment cars built for President Diaz and his cabinet were seized by Mexican customs in Juarez for duty on steel used in manufacture. The cars, completed in Chicago, were en route to Mexico City, and an attendant has telegraphed for an order to release them.
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Pope Talks to U S Students in Rome Rescue Meeting
The pope expressed a wish to see American students Harry Hengal and George Laughney studying at Eichstadt who were lost in the caves on Sept 2 and found the next morning by German student friends. They were summoned and had a long audience with the pope yesterday.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results From Detroit To Boston
A series of scores shows Detroit 2 8 Kansas City 1 8 Indianapolis 6 7 Chicago 4 11 Cleveland 4 Minneapolis 2 Buffalo 5 Milwaukee 4 Pittsburg 9 Brooklyn 2 St. Louis 11 New York 4 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 22 Boston 5 Cincinnati 0.
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Wheat Prices Fall and Recover in Chicago Trade
Chicago grain and provisions report shows wheat dropping early then partly rebounding on export demand. Corn ends higher than yesterday amid weak market mood. Closing quotes list October and November futures for wheat corn oats and pork with mixed adjustments.
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Chicago Live Stock Prices Mixed as Receipts Edge Higher
cattle receipts at Chicago market show steady to firm ranges for native steers and westerns with top steer sales around 6.00 jumbo clips. hogs fall slightly from day, top at 5.60 with bulk sales near 5.15 5.50. sheep and lambs steady to strong with choice lambs and wethers commanding higher bids.
Livestock Market Rundown From Regional Yard Sale Figures
Cattle receipts total 1 700 with active strong mauve beef steers priced 4 40 to 5 80 per cwt. Western and Texas feeders listed. cows and heifers about ten percent higher. Canners at 2 00. stockers and feeders steady around 5 60. Hogs 6 200 receipts. prices 4 00 to 5 15 per cwt with bulk around 5 02 to 5 07. Sheep receipts 8 000. native muttons and lambs steady with lambs around 4 00 and stock sheep near 8 00 to 4 50 per cwt.
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Kansas City Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas Orry reports cattle receipts at 41 000 with excellent demand and firm prices for native stocks and feeders. Butchers cows and heifers range 6.00 to 5.25, westerns 8 7 to 5 40, yearlings and Texans show strong activity, hogs receipts 8 500 with mostly steady trade, light pigs 5.16 to 5.825, sheep receipts 1 200 with prices strong to higher for lambs 4.75 to 5.00 and feeders 8.00 to 6.95.
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Sioux City Labor Day Parade Tops City Celebrations
Labor Day celebration in Sioux City drew thousands for a grand parade and picnic marking the city’s largest such event. Iowa Normal opens Cedar Malls on Sept. 6 with 2000 students and longtime President Seerley starts his 5th year. A farmer near Martelle faces murder charges after a fatal domestic shooting. In another case, Peyton is indicted for the 1899 Dobson murder in Sioux City.
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St. Louis
John B. Dobson
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Nelon
Iowa News Briefs Highlight Education and Labor Events
Ames state college strengthens veterinary faculty with John H McNeall and Lewis A Mlein. Mason City reports two murdered men near Sexton track. Salinger rumored as candidate for Dolliver seat. Sioux City population falls since 1890 while Davenport rises. Iowa miners strike at Taylorville and Muchakinock Baxter mines. Dr Josiah L Pickard leaves Iowa after 22 years. Fairfield warns editor and dealer to leave town. Iowa stock raising literature issued. 22 000 copies mailed. Des Moines hosts International Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen convention preparations and potential HQ move.
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State Fair closes after record exhibit winds up
Des Moines reports a highly successful state fair ending with a grand fireworks display. Receipts surpassed 48 000 dollars, expenses 30 000, adding about 13 000 to the surplus of 8 270. Last year's aggregate receipts were 35 000.
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Nomination in Fifth District Democrats Edge Ahead
iD pt. Or Kerr of Grundy nominated for congress by the Fifth district Democrats yesterday. Grand Jury adjourned after four days with no bill or notable business. Prohibitionists in town begin signature drive for 500 names to appear on the state ticket. Des Moines observes Labor Day with a large parade and park celebration. Annie Nann, 20, killed when rope entangled around her waist while guiding a horse. Cornell College endowment pool nears 500000 with 300000 raised and 200000 more sought to complete debts and fund the endowment.
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Salinger Objects to Censure Over Iowa Reports
Sioux City Sept 1 B I Salinger Iowa supreme court reporter sends circulars to judges and lawyers objecting to censure for late Iowa reports and salary delay he warns he can starve but will not endure censure. Des Moines Sept 1 Debs cancels Des Moines speech travel schedule shifts to other Iowa towns later in fall.
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Supreme Court
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Congress
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National Committee
Damage suit filed over alleged false imprisonment and defamation
Charles I. Essex sues J M Harrison and Joe Pallou railroad detectives and Eli Manning sheriff and the Chicago Burlington and Quincy over false imprisonment and defamation of character tied to an alleged March train wreck attempt on Burlington’s fast mail No 8. Essex previously faced trial, was convicted, then acquitted on appeal and in federal court on obstruction charges.
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Lucas County
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Charles I. Essex
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Essex
Shriner Parade In Des Moines Marks Iowa Temple Opening
Des Moines welcomed over 2,000 Shriner members from Omaha Kansas City St Paul Minneapolis and St Joseph for the founding of the Iowa temple. A grand parade drew large crowds as the auditorium inauguration began with potentates presiding and more than 150 candidates to be initiated.
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Silk Robbery Strikes Des Moines Store
Two thousand dollars worth of silks were stolen from the Fair store in East Des Moines. The thieves left no clues and the crime appears to be the work of experts. Authorities suspect a gang active in Iowa silk robberies for months, with similar heists in Davenport Clinton and Cedar Rapids.
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