Tornado Devastates Lowry Minn Killing Ten
Dispatches report a cyclone demolishing Lowry Minnesota and injuring or killing multiple residents. The tornado tore through the Soo Line near Greenwood and the Northern Pacific tracks, destroying houses, a station, and mill structures, with fires and widespread damage.
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Lowry
Minn
Tawa
Daluth Ang
Robert Venenek
Duieghter Nettie
Robert MacGowan
Drews
Tornady
Samuel Morrow gRore
Birds of prey killer blamed in village attack
An eagle attack near Honey Creek left a woman injured and led to the capture of the bird. The bird was exhibited at the Trang Mississippi Exposition in Omaha next year. investigators tied a comb to a victim’s clothing.
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Honey Creek
Joney Creek
Livingston
Jeson
Atlock
Omaha
National Democrats Hold Des Moines State Convention
The National Democrats of Iowa held a Des Moines convention on Wednesday July 7 with 87 delegates from 71 counties. Nathaniel French served as temporary chairman and ex-Congressman Frost spoke on sound money before the ticket was nominated by acclamation led by Judge Cliggitt. The platform was adopted amid applause after reading a Grover Cleveland letter.
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Des Moines
John Cliggitt
Mason City
Cenee
Hy Mallory
Cyaritom
Babb
Mt. Pleasant
Osha
Pater E. Dey
Towa City
Public Instruction
Fred W. Lehmann
St. Louis
Town Democracy
French
Missouri
Towa
W.D Bynum
National Committee
Henry Watters Son
Bitterness and Organization Fuel Major Coal Strike Threat
A vast coal strike, involving nearly 375 000 miners and related industries, spreads across Ohio and beyond. United States court orders federal protection for mines and rail operations, as Miners Union pressure grows and violence is discouraged by leaders. Protests and threats loom while authorities deploy marshals to safeguard plants and shipments.
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Congress
Shire
Ohio
United States
Minera
Indiana
Indus
United Rovines Army
Carrol Dol. Wright
United States Bureau of Tlabor Statistics
Wright
Orthecss
Gouster
West Virginia
West
Cinncinnatii
Lenate
Olin
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of Ohio
Judge Tat
Myron ‘l. Therrick
Robert Blickensderfer
Wheeling and Lakerie Railway Company
Wheeling, Lake Trie and Pilsburg Coat Company
Dillenvate
Long Run
Tutt
Jefferson County
Waiterford
Movement Extends Reach Across States
Across multiple states the movement gains momentum with new groups joining. Organizers cite growing support from communities and officials promising broader participation and coordinated actions in coming weeks.
Dog's Decision Right in Silver Dollar Case
The subtreasury experts in Chicago upheld a Rock Rapids merchant’s spurious silver dollar ruling, affirming the dog Silver Tip chose a genuine coin after observers doubted its authenticity. A traveling Chicago man had the coin examined, and the ruling confirmed the canine’s correct instinct.
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Chicago
Rock Rapids
Sioux Falls
Lost His Foe Injury Leads to Amputation for Geneva Worker
George Schroder a Geneva laborer suffered an injury weeks ago while operating a ditching machine. The wound necessitated amputation of his left foot at the ankle joint.
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George Schroder
Geneva
Serious Bull Rampage Endangers Picnic Party Near Atlantic
A furious bull charged a picnickers group near Atlantic forcing women to scramble into scrub oaks while men tumbled over a barb wire fence. Several women narrowly escaped being trampled as the bull was then corralled by the farm owner. Mrs. Lyman fainted and remained in a precarious condition for hours. The bull had earlier chased a city clothing man into a nearby river.
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Atlantic
Silas Wilson
J. A. McWard
Lyman
Jail Break at Cherokee and Other Local News
Charles H Whitcomb escaped from the Cherokee county jail after attacking jail attendants with a gas pipe and was recaptured by a posse. Iowa crops progress shows favorable conditions for corn and hay, plus pasture and garden crops. Northwestern Iowa Veterans elect officers. 1898 encampment at Sibley in June. Webster City Fourth celebration ends with wives beating a shell game operator. Sibley catcher Bruce Henderson Douglass dies from an accidental injury. A Lake City boy loses both feet in an mowing accident. State Bar Association meets with over 100 attendees. welcome and responses recorded.
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Cherokee
Charles H. Whitcomb
Braska
Jodgeq
Nor Lek Ae
Heymer
W. W. Roberts
Whitcomb
Northwest Iowa
Northwestern Iowa Veterans Association
L. G. Ireland
Sibley
Romey
Iowa
J. F. Glover
Wisconsin
H. Neill
Minnesota
J. F. Stamm
Lowa
Bruce Henderson Douglass
John H. Douglass
Douglass
Eddie Pearce
Lake City
Re Pearce
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Iowa Weather and Crop Bulletin
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