Striking Pensacola Railway Dispute Sparks Violent Clashes
A Pensacola railway strike turned violent as strikers attacked car crews and nonstriking workers. Reports say bottles, bricks, and shells were used, shots fired, and the mob pursued strikebreakers toward car sheds for over an hour. A proclamation and urging from officials sought to disperse the riot and restore order.
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Helhe Ota
Pensacola
Pensatiie ‘Company
Judg
Ata
Hy Hers Association
Nf Et Wallway Eemypingos
Revolu- Efforts Spark Government Arousal in China
Fragmentary OCR reports rising unrest as revolutionary activity stirs government action. References to incandarian elements and Chinese aroused by revolutionary forces appear in a period Gazette. Names of several revolutionists and a large war are noted though details are unclear.
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Revolu
Boye
Russo-Turkish War Frontiers Eye Heavy Guns
Fragmentary OCR notes describe heavy guns likely to advance toward a Kays fortress in a Russo Turkish theater in 1877. The text mentions frontier movements, possible assault plans, and military action across interior Russia and Turkey, with emphasis on fortifications and imminent attack.
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Russia
Kays
Itary
Salt Defenses and Railroad Reg legislation sparking union calls
Clarké, general counsel of Chicago and Ston Company, spoke to a large audience in Bellavite Ohio on rail regulation and its effects. He urged railroad workers to organize for defense, while Howell Chureday announced Fred Johnson of Newark as United States Infle telephone company receiver. The case involves an insolvent company filed for fifty thousand dollars amid stock market chatter. A separate item notes a man named Morgan, age 36, from Casapolis, MI, with a suicide incident and hog market prices at Sioux.
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Clarké
Chicago and
Ston
Bellavite
Mico
Langdon Smtis Death Shocks New York Press
Langdon Smt, prominent New York newspaper man and war correspondent, died at his Brooklyn home of malignant erysipelas at age 50. A veteran of over twenty years with the World, Herald, and American, he covered the Cuban insurgency and the Spanish American War, witnessing Guantanamo, Caney, and San Juan battles. famed as an expert telegrapher for more than a score of years.
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Langdon Smt
New York
Ead
Brooklyn
Mr. Smith
New York World
the Herald
the American
Cuba
Guantanamo
Hi Caney
San Juan
Smith
Evans to Gain Slowly From Complications
Rear Admiral Evans remains restless and did not sleep well on Thursday as his condition improves at the springs. Doctors McDonald and L. E. Philips report rheumatism nearly gone and general strength up but say other complications slow permanent recovery and they will not disclose specifics.
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Evans
Long Fast Proves Fatal for Knute Olmstead in St Paul
Knute Olmstead of St Paul Minnesota died after fasting thirty one days in a bid to prove mind over matter. He reportedly starved himself to death while attempting a forty day fast to demonstrate his theory that mind controls the body.
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Knute Olmstead
St. Paul, Minn
Olmstead
Lawsuit Dismissal Ends $30 Million Sugar Row
A federal judge in New York dismissed a $30 million lawsuit by Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Co accusing American Sugar Refining Co of conspiracy to ruin it. The ruling came Thursday from Judge Holt.
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Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Company
Pederal Judee Holt
New York
Wife shoots self and husband fatally wounded in Pittsburg incident
Mrs. Hmmun Reig, 82, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot at her Pittsburg home. Her husband William F. Rela, 43, proprietor of the Economy hotel, was fatally wounded and reportedly confessed to firing during a quarrel.
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Hmmun Reig
Pittsburg
Wiliam F. Rela
Reis Ie
Grover Cleveland Illness Report Sparks Hope for Recovery
Grover Cleveland answered questions on Thursday about a rumor he is seriously ill. He said he has been unwell for a week but is much improved this week and hopes to be well within a few days.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Deserting Boldlera Wrecked Off Waleas South Seas Chase
In Honolulu a deserters group seized the schooner Lady and set course for the South seas before wrecking off Waleas. The soldiers face piracy and operating a lottery charges. Moris Mehmond and others were arrested in Cincinnati weeks earlier on related counts, facing fines totaling 22,200.
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Honolulu
South Seas
Waleas
Will
Moris Wmehmond
Cincinnati
Fragmentary Local Item Shipping a Broken Item
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a broken object referenced as a busting or breaking incident. The readable fragments include a name like Chinaza and terms suggesting a trade or material description. No clear date, place, or outcome is established in the legible text.
Last Chapter in Remarkable Tombtes Suse
The article recounts a long hidden case where John Taylor faced charges for the murder of Thomas. After a two continent search and decades, Taylor’s new identity was revealed only to a few officials. Justice Clearwater and District Attorney Cunningham moved to dismiss the indictment as all key witnesses were dead.
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Tvestery
Ives Stud Olltzer
New York
John ‘Taylor
Thomas Atir
Taylor
Wes
Rebbitaiedt
al Ingstan
Supreme Court
Clearwater
W. C. Howard
el Troy
Tay- Inyator
Thy
W A. Cunningham
Edward
Mr. Clearwater
Mr. Cunningham
Lyon Pulis
Aasistunt
Conaral Co
Lyon
Ality Promney
Valley
Alate
Panic at Newark School Stirs Fear of Black Hand
Panicked mothers and shouting crowds overwhelmed the Newark school as Black Hand threats to blow up the building prompted a daylong closure. Two children were seriously injured in a chaotic rush as police restored order after gates were torn down and pupils fled.
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Tiallan Secon
Newark
Staia
Foreigners Demand Work At Chicago City Hall
A crowd of about a hundred unemployed men marched to Chicago City Hall on Wednesday calling for jobs. They sought access to Mayor Busse but were redirected to charities. instead they formed a line outside the building. A rumor of a larger influx prompted police to deploy, but the group dispersed orderly after orders.
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Chicago
Busse
Bureau of Charities
Cut the Cotton Acreage Declares South Farmers Urged to Cut
Harvest Jor dan president of the Southern Cotton Growers association urges a 33 percent reduction in cotton acreage. He warns prices will be low next fall unless farmers cut plantings and hold remaining cotton.
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Tne
South
Harve Jordan
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Jordan
Fatal stabbing and possible self-kill in Kokomo
Fatally hurt by former lover Worley Osborn in Kokomo Indiana on Wednesday Falry McChin Miller was attacked in bed Osborn entered the miller home and fatally hurt the woman as she lay in bed Osborn fled and has not been captured authorities fear he may have killed himself after the act
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Mita. Falry McChin-Miller
Kokomo
Ind
Worley Osborn
Osborn
Milter Hole
A Wholesale Expulsion at Clement College
At Clement College chapel services in Columbia on Wednesday, 457 sophomores and freshmen were expelled along with 48 juniors expelled last Friday. The purge cited insubordination connected to an April Fool prank.
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Clement College
Columbia
Claszee
Cruse
New York Heiress Weds Italian Parliament Member in Rome
Miss Afinette Loeb daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Loeb of New York married Signor Arturo Luzatto a member of the Italian parliament in Rome on Wednesday. Signor Luzatto is wealthy and has iron interests in Tuscany.
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New York
Rome
Afinette Loeb
Charles Loeb
Signor
Arturo Luzzato
Signor Luzzzato
Tuscany
Januber Company Fined for Rebates on Rail Shipments
Federal judges fined Stearn Salt Lumber Co of Ludington Michigan twenty thousand dollars for decanting rebates from Pere Marquettes railroad shipments. Adee to Tony Barape Alvey A Adee, second assistant secretary of state, left Washington on an annual trip to Europe. He will be absent about two months.
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Januber ‘Company
Khuppen
Stearn Salt Ung, Lumber Company
Ludington
Mich
Pere Marquetts
Hetty
Adee
Tony Barape
Alvey
A. Adee
Exc
Bretary
Washington Wedneagay
Europe
Niently
Imperial ruling on bank liability in Iowa case
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that savings banks incur liability for commercial paper sold by other banks, clarifying that lacunae in the Townstate statute must be read with a related provision. The decision affects Des Moines and Corning banks amid its statewide attention.
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Supreme Anurt
Imwa
Towa Nations Bank
Des Moines
Corning Savings Bank
District Court
Adams County
Corning Bank
Iowa National Bank
LaRue
Mabie
Creston Woman Held After Drunken Threats Turn Fatal
Police report a Creston woman found seated by a chalk line in her home while her husband, William Parmalve, slept nearby with a knife. He had returned drunk and threatened murder if she crossed the line, causing a fainting spell before officers arrived. Parmalee was jailed on attempted murder charges.
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Creston
Pollce
Willam Purmalve
Ho Wamfa
Parmatee
Young man shoots doctor in early morning incident
Marshalltown report states H W Monny a known trepith of Eidora shot Edward Nuckolls as he tried to enter Nuckolls home. The victim, Emeny, is in emergency hospital with uncertain outcome. Emeny is linked to a bitter custody battle between Frank W Crockett and Fannie Wisner Crockett of Des Moines.
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Eaxneny
Mariot
Marshalltown
H.W. Mony
Eidora
Edward Nuackolis
Emeny
Nuckolls
Frank W. Crockett
Des Moines
Mia
Fannie Wisner-Crockett
Woman Hangs Self in Maurice Home
Mrs. Van Beynum of Maurice, wife of a prominent Orange City retired merchant, committed suicide at her home on Wednesday. She hanged herself with a rope after tying a noose to a rafter while her husband was away. She was 69 and had been in poor health for months. despondency over health is blamed as the cause.
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Maurice
Acs
Wm. van Beynum
Orange City
van Beynum
Rock Rapids Mayor Orders Slugging of Slot Machines
Rock Rapids mayor Bradley issues orders that all slot machines must leave town and gambling in any form be stopped. Saloons have been notified to operate legally or face trouble as the new mayor seeks to restore order. Owners of slot machines have complied and saloonkeepers are ready to obey.
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Bradley
Rock Rapids
Warmers Cereal company holds annual meeting at Sloan
At Tuesday afternoon's regular meeting, Warmers Cereal elected officers including A William McCandleas as president and Dan Manley as secretary. George H. Jeffrey was named treasurer with J P Olson, Chris Dahl, Joan Carlson, W J Wray, Im Johnson, and James Martin as directors, all continuing from the previous year. The firm reports two prosperous years and declared a 27 percent dividend, of which 17 percent was surplus and 10 percent distributed to members. W G Phipps was retained as manager for another year.
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Warmers Cereal Company
Sloan
William McCandleas
Dan Manley
George H. Jeffrey
Tresaurer
J. P. Olson
Chris Dahl
Joan Carlson
W .J. Wray
Im Johnson
James Martin
W.G. Phipps
Reform at Mason City Sabbath Desecration Club Proposed
A reform movement led by pastors and church members aims to prevent Sabbath desecration in Mason City by forming a club to assist officers in enforcing laws on Sabbath breaking. The item notes a push from religious leaders within the city.
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Mason City
Mazon City
New Plan Mayor Moves to Clean Up Gambling in City
A newly sworn mayor announces a bold public safety plan. He orders all gamblers to leave by a set date, declaring gambling a crime against the community and promising city-wide enforcement to stop illegal activity.
Farm Buildings Burned in Water Rescue Effort
Merple Teffgrt to Save Tate Dalby Farm when outbuildings burned after a well drought left the water supply failing. Charles Ainsworth, a notable farmer, led crews who fought flames as residents and neighbors aided to save the residence. Loss estimated around fifteen thousand dollars with help from Wakely and Cissus.
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Tate Dalby
Charles Ainsworth
Miny
Carmen
Milla
Bolt
Pai Jung
Hong
Fiery crimes rise in Clayton County district
Incendiary fires in the Tang District of Clayton County scorch barns, dairy cattle, horses and machinery across Coe Creek and Ledomille townships. Two men have pled or were sent to prison as authorities pursue suspects amid a string of outbreaks branded the burnt district.
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Tang
Clayton County
Turin
Lever
Coe Creek
Ledomille
Moyna
Wreck at Towa Falls Delays Train and Damages Cars
A collision at the junction of the Des Moines Short Line and the eastbound Central passenger train near Towa Falls damaged several freight cars. No injuries reported. Both crews claimed entitlement to the block amid the wreck. Also noted is plans for a New Look Rapids Creamery with a $20,000 plant to be built on the riverbank in Napids by a Chicago firm.
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Towa Falls
Myattle
Des Moines
Ted
Central
Nouth
High Bridge
Chicago
Rock Rapide Bes
Mason Citys Hopes Shattered Over Post Atrie Building
Mason City suffered a setback as the superintendent ordered by Washington resumed work on a long delayed postwar building project. The structure had been halted for a month on the pretext of awaiting an additional appropriation while the government reportedly rejected the contractor's proposed materials.
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Mason City
Brenton Arrested On Animal Cruelty Charge In Des Moines
Former Des Moines mayor Jim Brenton was arraigned by humane society officers on cruelty to animals charges. He pleaded not guilty and posted bond to appear in court next week. In other news, Mrs. Horace Kilng of Manson won a divorce with custody of their 14 year old daughter after 15 years of marriage. The Sibley Teachers Institute reported a productive week with over 100 teachers certified and lectures given by educators from multiple towns. Superintendent Revel named Centaur Falls principal for the eighth consecutive year with salary rising to 1800 dollars.
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Tyrol
Vogarlberg
Rupril
Bavaria
Wurtemburg
Baden
Priertichshafen
Thore
Jim Bronton
Jim" Brenton
Des Moines
Cuenday
The
Humane Society
Brenton
Humans Society
Branton
Bond
Kline
Horace A. Kine
Manson
Horace A. Kilng
Clatriet Court
Rockwell City
Iowa
New York Weather Signals Crop Movement and Labor Strain
The report outlines crop transport shifts and worker stoppages amid cold, noting parallel rust effects on mining and wheat operations. It references weekly figures for the Coiled Stumsa area and compares to prior years, while Canadian financials show rising liabilities and a 50 percent increase in early-year losses.
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Ily
Dahil
Fener
Busing
Whdeh
LDOT
Hrassacred
Agricultural Market Prices and Feeds Listing From May Archive
Readable fragments show varied commodity bids across cattle hogs sheep wheat oats and mixed grains. Prices range with cattle 4.00 to 8.25 per unit, hogs 3.50 to 9.80, sheep 3.00 to 4.50, wheat 4.50 to 8.25, oats and rye quoted with No 2 and No 3 grades. multiple locations and brands appear in a dense OCR listing.
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Pornyaus
Tadianipolis
Sato
Oata
Fife
Bley & Hele
Hess Bne
Tee
Birley
Ste
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