Grave headlines mix personal tragedy and global tensions
Clipped oblique lines report suicides by prominent figures including a president of a major company and a Navy doctor, while references to Weyandotte and Toledo deaths mingle with notes on political resignations and looming modern warfare with Krupp guns, all reflecting a tumultuous international scene.
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Fadarick
Graves
Bridgeport
Conn
Estinghouse
nghouse-Electric
Hany Jominaay
Hfa
Poslé2ha
Wyandotte
Mich
Central Police
Ster ' EuGraves
Aasclera
4Kid Whitlock
Toledo
Vlolal James Albert Hawke
Wstol
Navy
Se Cr Nicaraman
Untitled fragment hints at political and travel notes
Fragmentary text mentions names and places such as Chicago Memphis Rock Ark and Cleveland. References to divorce, remarriage, and a lieutenant governor hint at political and social notes but content is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Chicago
Memphia
Tenn
Rock
Ark
Cane
Columbus
Cleveland
Mooney
York
Rupture Nears as Spain Faces Vatican Rift
In San Sebastian a high level conference between King Alfonso and Premier Canalejas ends with the recall of Marquis Emil de Ojeda, signaling an inevitable ruptura with the Vatican. Officials state the government will not accept the Vatican note, while tensions rise over the June decree and negotiations on the concordat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Sebastian
Spain
Alfonzo
Canalejas
Emil de Ojeda
Spaulah
Vatican
Vatian
Senor Canalejis
Alfanco
Marquis de Ojedas
Senor Canalejas
Marquia de Ojeda
Rome
Canalejad
de Ojeda
Madrid
Mgr
Vico
Situation in Honduras War Fortifications Reported
New Orleans dispatch states President Davila fortified points along the Atlantic coast and deployed troops across the region in anticipation of air attacks by the revolutionaries led by former President Boul. A Monday clash near Deiba left about 30 men killed or wounded as government forces contested insurgent jets.
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New Orleans
Davila
Honduras
Revolutionary Party
Boul
John Wilson
Ceiba
Deiba
Balloon Drifter Landa Lifts Endurance Record
The balloon drifter from Hamilton made a late night ascent and landed four miles west of Marion the next day after drifting through Hamilton Borlefontaine Columbus and back toward Marlon. The craft reached eight thousand feet as Walter C. Coljing G R Howard and Jean Arent pursued to break the 40 hour spherical balloon endurance record.
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Landa
Marion
Hamilton
Borlefontaine
Columbus
Marlon
Walter C. Coljing
Jean Arent
Poisoning Toll Exceeds Four Hundred in City
Over 400 cases of ptomaine poisoning are reported to the board of health, bringing the yearly total to 102. Two deaths occur and several remain in dangerous condition as the city physician requests state health inspectors to determine the outbreak’s cause.
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Topsin
Caaca
State Health Department
Massacre Reported of Chinese in Yaqui River Town Mexico
Reports from Douglas Arizona describe a mob attack at Yaqui on the Yaqui river in Mexico. Several Chinese were slain and their families harmed. among the victims were Chinese women whose bodies were found linked to a vehicle.
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Douglas
Ariz
Chinesa
Yaqui
Mexico
Vlecan
Brazil ratifies election of Mar ahel Hermer Monsees president
A vote of 174 to 64 ratified the election of Mar ahel Hermer Monsees as president of the republic of Brazil. He will assume office on November 16, next.
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Rito Janeiro
Marahel Hermer Monsees
Republic of Brazil
Sioux City Livestock Market Price Report
Sioux City live stock market quotes show Beeves at 7.108 dollars top hogs at 8.40 dollars. Friday session results from the Blown City market reflect a brisk trade with firm demand for cattle and hogs.
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Sioux City
City
Iowa Banks See Net Increase In Deposits Since 1909
Des Moines reports show a rise of 21,766,039.08 in deposits since May 18, 1909, with assets and liabilities shifting as audits track capital, surplus, and undivided profits. State health board reorganizes naming Dr Moerke president and Dr Decker Davenport as medical examiner chief, outlining new committees and a rule requiring two years of college training for medical practitioners effective January 1, 1917.
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Dea
Moines
Iebank Depositiea
Stata
Laminusa
Jows Rchools
Ingo
State University
Iowa City
Drake University School of Medicine
State Health Board
State Board of Health
Wea
Moerke
Buttington
Decker
Davenport
Richardson
McManus
Nanchett
Deeler
de Bey
Kate
Eker
Albert Higging
Kinney
Byers
Mogr Ke
Becker
Wiggins
Hanchett
Dirry
Koto
de Boy
Turnos
Decko
Publcations
Higgins
Biker
Iowa State News Pension Grants and Local Developments
Pensions are listed for numerous residents led by Mary Allen and James W. Laney with varied amounts. The city starts West Seventh Street viaduct construction after decades of delay, with Iowa officials reporting bank deposits, dairy show plans, and a Davenport jury ruling on a barber shop Sunday violation. Additional items note railroad and transportation changes, rural carrier appointments, accidents, and notable deaths and appointments across Iowa.
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Carroll
Goyoror
Atala
Iowa
National Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Thodore Roosevelt
Pr. W. Delaney
Decorah
L. A. Jemaen
Forest City
George D. Perting
Sioux City
BR. P. Bowringar
Kithren
Robert Wullerton
Des Moloes
James Powall
Ottumwa
Will Parrott
Waterloo
Isles
Magon City
AM. F. Heely
Fort
Dodge
Prank
Herriott
Des Moines
George F. Tucker, Jr
Wabstar City
O. R. Banartet
Shelby
Walter Dewey
Charlton
T.A. DeAymond
Davenport
L. By
Paine
Onawa
Wiedahl
Huthven
H. J. Ferguson
Tania
Struble
le Mars
Mitchell
Council Bluta
Edward Helser
Charokwa
W. B. Puller
West Union
J. B. Gruwall
Maquoketa
J. J. Searley
Burlington
L. C. Henson
Bode
W. N. Gilbert
State Center
Q. W. Witha
Afancheatar
HH. Burlingame
Iowa Falls
Hartehorn
Clarion
B. Shimek
Iowa City
W. Kopp
Mount Pleasant
Mary Allen
Sophia H. Brandford
Amos Capeter
Daniel Doyle
James W. Laney
Geo. W. Needham
Charles Roussell
Snornah C. Rutledge
Raymond PL Snow
David Aa Strang
Banwol W. Andors
Nichalaw Ronguet
Jacob Hutton
van Huren McComas
Innes W. McMullen
Malyin
Anguat Smith
Martin Suter
Weat Biventh Street
Altixena
Dan Moines
Jones RK. Manna
Charles F. Patergon
Clifton
W. N. Shields
Dloomfeld
Joseph Shebn
Tacmer
German Evangelical Synod of North
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Manifesta
Pasaengera
Pia
Danth
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Pinkerton
Tra G. Rown
Monon Railroad
Winnetka
Aage
Nebraska Democrata
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
West
W. O., Brown
New York Central Railroad
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Reaglu
Chicago Building Trailas Council
Miller
Tampico
State Department
Washington
Madawaska
Greenwich
D. C
Hankow
Papeh
Ching
Republican Party of
Lincoln
Taft
Con-Greas
Florenca Willis Rawn
L G. Rawn
Hia
Ill
Iste
Grand Trunk
South Bend
Ind
National Retail Jewelery’ Association
Detrot
Moody Bibla Institute
England
Board of Army Engineers
Fortress Monroe
Uafety Davies
William J. Bryan
Grand Island
Antonio Maura
Barcelona
Boaln
Manuel Pow
Barcelata
Pangma, Canal
Frank Biegler
Biegler
Atlantic Coast
Congress
Linn
Polk
Pottawattimis
Powerhick
Woodbury County
Marshall
Warren Ha
Purimarts
Mian Virgila Purmart
College of Domestic Technology
Ames College
State
State Board of Education
Amen
Drexel Institute
Philadelpha
Katherine McKay
Winnipes
Canada
Mills Grace
Russell
Grace M
Wall
Christie
Chrlstie
Madison Siquora Garden
New York
Cito
Hag
State Executioe Council
Yohnson
Cleo “Johnson
Minnie Manning-Pots
Huating
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Deg Mathea
John Vester
Iowa State News
The
Commonwealth
Lorimer
John A. Buehier
Ed Poalutaster
AL Shiptey
Story Countty
Hy W. Allen
Thhmayt
Centerville
Boone
Cony Rapids
Cnunly
Tosa
Wayera
Atoak
Tural
Nomatia
Ralph Pagey Woaton
John 1
Hayward
Dewi B. Grove
King
Monroe
Ding
Miles
Prahrla City
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