World Happenings From All Parts Of The Globe
Sherman resident in hospital in Baltimore while Buckner and his bride visit San Francisco. Mary Coes of Adelphi College Cambridge appears in a note about Agnes Irwin. A Westchester candidate for governor is refused by Knox. Fever reported at a Presbyterian church in New York City. Cremation held at the home in Brooklyn for a deceased American figure.
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Schoolcraft
Sherman
Pking -Hospital
Baltily’. A
Aes
Alexander
United Sant
Refining
Charles A. Ell
Maas
Presi
Mary Coes
Adcliive College
Cambridge
Agnes
Irwin
ABC
Presbyterian
New York City
Kiel
Babcock
Jersey City
N. J
Los Angeles
Chicago
Des Moines
L.a
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cleveland
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Washington
D. C
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Denver
Newark
Atlanta
Omaha
New Orleans
Seattle
Louisville
Rochester
Portand
Providence
Columbus
Dallas
Richmond
Albany
Springfield
Fragmented OCR General News Item On Riots In Spain
Unclear OCR text mentions riots breaking out in Spain and attacks on a person with skull injury. Multiple garbled fragments reference rival groups and government actions but lack concrete details, dates, or named entities to confirm a clear event or outcome.
Mystery in Death Osage City girl found murdered in Missouri River
Miss Anna Wendler of Osage City Mo disappeared Tuesday while visiting neighbors. Her body was found by fishermen five miles west of Osage City with a heavy dent in the forehead suggesting murder. Her basket shoes and parasol were found on the river bank two miles from Osage City. Authorities question whether she was killed at the river or brought there afterward. A coroner’s inquiry is under way as residents search for the killer amid fears of lynching. Father offers reward.
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Jefferson City
Anna Wendler
Osage City
Missouri River
Osage County
John Wendler
H.W. Wiley
United States Bureau of Chemistry
Taft
Robert T. Taft
Beverly
Masa
Ogden
Utah
Robert
Abel
Frederick Abel
Harry Jessom
St. Louis County
Missouri
New York
George Badger
Jackson
Mich
Jin Shivers
Reouf Bey
Turkey
Ministry of Public Work i
Constantinople
Thomas A. Landregan
James H. Carroll
Welch & Landregan
Cornell
Hudson
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Pennsylvania
Congress
Gore
Gastonia
N. C
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Jefferson
N. H
White Mountains
Lewis B. Stillwell
Sangamon County
Ill
Lee O'Neil Browne
Robert E. Wilson
Frank J. Traut
Louis D. Hirsheimer
J. B. Johnston
J. S
Acme Packet Company
Victoria
Genoa
la Crosse
Wis
Mississippi River
Kenyon
Chicago
Landis
E. M. Nelson
Lakeside
Duluth
Minn
John Fry
van Wert
San Diego
Cal
Arbeiter Saengerbund
Northwest
Howard T. Ricketts
University of Chicago
Mexico City
National Bacteriological Institute
William Lee
Newark
W. Va
Alx
N. ‘Jr, To Arrest ‘and ‘Advance’ Dn’ Price
Wickersham
Supreme ‘Court
Middle West States
Uigide “State- Bar
Port Arthur Opens as Free Commercial Port
The Official Gazette notes Port Arthur will open to all nations from July 1, marking a shift from strategic naval use to free commercial entry. The Japanese government decision surprised observers by ending its military role and developing Port Arthur as a trade hub. The port’s winter ice-free status is highlighted as a major advantage.
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Tokio
Port Arthur
Oil price cut by Standard Oil nationwide
Standard Oil lowers wholesale refined oil to one cent per gallon as the countrywide price drops from one and a half cents. The company controls over 700 percent of output, making the impact on the great corporation evident.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Great ‘Corporation
Biplane Crash at Emeryville Track Injures Aviator
Oakland reports millionaire aviator Frank M. Johnson attempted a Curtiss biplane flight at Emeryville race track. Caught by a gust, the craft fell about 30 feet, breaking the propeller and rear structure. Johnson escaped injury and was unhurt.
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Oakland
Emeryville
Frank M. Johnson
Court martial ordered for Col Bowen at Fort William McKinley
General Ramsay D. Potts commanding Luzon ordered a court martial to try Col F H C Bowen of the Twelfth Infantry at Fort William McKinley. The charges and basis are not disclosed.
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Manila
Ramsay D., Potts
Department of Luzon
F. H. C. Bowen
Twelfsh Infantry
Fort William McKinley
Midshipmen Die in Duty Inquest Remarks
Washington DC inquest finds Midshipmen Thomas and Nason died in an act of duty while attempting a heroic rescue of a young woman. Superintendent testifies the pair sacrificed their lives during the effort.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas
Nason
Three Persons Killed in Powder Explosion at Graves Mercantile Store
In Jefferson County near Boulder Montana a powder explosion at the Graves Mercantile Company store killed three persons and injured four others. Buildings were destroyed as smoke and debris scattered across the area about 35 miles south of Helena.
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Helena
Mont
Mercantile ‘ ‘Company
Boulder
Jefferson, County
Fire destroys block in Wymore Nebraska
A large fire in Wymore Nebraska destroyed a block of buildings including the City National Bank and Taylor's Opera House. A special train brought firemen from Beatrice to assist. The loss is estimated at over $200,000.
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Wymore, Neb
National Bane
Taylor's Opera
Beatrice
Neb
Slo x Sty Live Stock Market Report
Markets close with limited data as traders watch livestock prices and exchange activity. Incomplete notes mention Slo and Sty indices, with no clear figures or date, leaving investors awaiting fuller figures.
Iowa News Highlights From Across the State
A sweeping Iowa roundup reports deaths from accidents and illness including James Laird in Newton and Anna Mageson in Ottumwa. Ed Taylor dies after a fall from a freight train in Keokuk while Dick Wiggins is killed atop a box car near Keokuk. Drownings occur near Specht's Ferry and Plainfield. The Lehigh Portland Cement plant plans a 2.5 million dollar Mason City facility. A city market plan reshapes Marshalltown’s First Baptist church into a public market and lockup. Postal gains surge Des Moines ranks second in May gains. state finances show growing cash, while the Iowa Lutheran hospital site is bought in Des Moines and a telephone merger nears completion.
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James Laird
Newton Moneer
Ed Taylor
Keokuk
Iowa City
Davenport
Denver
George Robbins
Charles H. Engeman
Burlington
Viele
Lee County
Flossie Dillon
Iowa Falls
Town State University
S. F. Cook
Clear Lake
Markel
Malvern
Robert Speers
Eldora
Peter Nicol
Battle Creek
M. H. Lyon
Mr. Harris
Harlan
Peter Buehr
Nicholas Buehr
Specht's Ferry
Brammer Manufacturing Company
Heidt
Davenport Slaughtering and Rendering Company
Lea Terry
Charles Luntz
Plainfield
Terry
Lentz
Fred Welden
W. E. Welden
Navel Academy
Aymapolis
Indiana
Cadet Welden
London
Guzaltar
Azores
Canary Islands
C. W. Rowe
Montezuma
Rowe
Mexico
Marshalltown
First Baptist Church
Fred Herrington
Des Moines
Herbert Sargent
Fort Dodge
Sone
Raymond
Belivla
Fonda
Court Reporters Meet At Des Moines Convention
Des Moines hosts the Iowa Shorthand Reporters Association July 7 and 8 with principal speaker Sinlee George Wh. Carr of Des Moines. Program includes addresses, discussions, samples of shorthand notes, and officers to be elected. Also notes hot weather boosts Iowa corn and a supreme court ruling upholding hotel inspection law. Other brief items cover crime, jail break attempt, and a public debate on equal suffrage planned for Colfax in August.
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John N. Smith
Democratic Congressional Committee
Seventh Town District
Des Moines
Sinlee George Wh. Carr
Iowa
Des Moles
Ascantation
Eliott
Court House
A. I. Beach
Carroll
A. B. Uoover
Marshalltown
Gordon L. Eliott
Mason City
Tawa
H. O M. Burr
G. Mt. Adams
J. A. P. Robinson
Grinnell
Hamilton
Sioux City
J. A. Bergson
Cornell Bluffs
R. C G. Turner
Grand Junction
Court Reporters of
George M. Chappel
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Aupreme Court
Supreme Court
If. M. Mubbell
May heart disease toll tops fourteen hundred fifty three in Iowa
In May heart disease caused the death of 1453 Iowans. A 440 mile endurance run saw 25 finish, touted as the most successful. The Rev F W Mutehor of Panora has been elevated to pastor of Grant Park Church of Christy. The Supreme Court reappointed Ralph Pringle of Red Oak and QO 1 Leggett of Fairfield to the state law examining board.
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F. W. Mutehor
Panora
Grant Park
Christy
Supreme Court
Ralph Pringle
Red Oak
Leggett
Fairfield
State Law Examining Board
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Iowa News
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Myerly
Mass
Wooster
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Morrow
State Board of Control
Iowa Conference of Augustana Synod
East Seventh
Parnell Avenue
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
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Iowa Telephone Systems
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O. Hi. Hull
Leon
Southern Iowa
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Commercial Club
Association
MEE
Don. Teorne TE Carr
Wilam TH. Whitford
Chicape
M. OC
Gries Emmetsburg
Hoover
Bray
Sigourney
Hy Bret
Alfred Hancons
Ada Miles
Negro
Kenry Thomas
Fata
Marty Cook
Tie
Om Cross
John Vincent
Leo McDaniel
West Eleventh
Mulberry Streem
von Liew
Gertrude’ von Petzold
Unitarian Church
Shirley Gilland
Wpworth League Assembly
Colfax
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