Grasttinger Times reports Columbia wins Cup defense at sea
The Columbia defeats Shamrock II in a close thirty mile race to retain the America's Cup amid light wind on the final Friday of the series. Lipton congratulates the defender as the closest ever sailed, with Sir Thomas Lipton praising the better boat and victory by time allowance despite defeat.
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Columbia
Anchorage
Bhe Hind
Shamrock IL
Lipton
Thomas Lipton
Erin
Sir Thomas
England
Wriday
Grain Men Hear Shaw at Des Moines Convention
Fully 600 delegates attended the sixth annual session of the National Grain Dealers Association in Des Moines. Gov. Shaw spoke for the state, touting railroad progress and economic gains from improved transportation, predicting lower costs and higher farm incomes as rail efficiency grows. The governor claimed future engines will move large tonnages, boosting prices for producers and cheaper goods for consumers, with improved homes and schools as benefits.
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Des Moines
National Grain Dealers’ Association
Gov. Shaw
Missouri River
Atlantic Ocean
Liverpool
Fox Ash
Fire destroys twenty buildings in West Nampa Florida
A Friday blaze at the O Balloran Co cigar factory in West Nampa Florida destroyed twenty buildings in the heart of the city causing about 200000 dollars in losses. Authorities say incendiary threats tied to labor unrest spurred agitators to urge arsonists to abandon the city in the hours before the fire.
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West Lampa
Fila
West ‘Nampa
Fla
Prinday
Clgar
O’balloran & Co
Gane Knocks Out McConnell in Gans Bout
Gans, alenee, knocked eo. Readable fragments show a knockout outcome involving Gane and McConnell in a local boxing event.
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Gane
McConnell
Gans
Alenee
Malitea: D fee reeigore, I sheet, has otk ome.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a cryptic line about a fee equity or transfer and an item described as a sheet or note. Names and context are unclear. content appears damaged with jumbled words and missing structure.
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Malitea
Columbia Wins Second Race In America's Cup Defense
The Columbia defeated Shamrock II in the second race of the series on a triangular course of thirty miles. Weather was northwest breeze of 18 knots, with Columbia starting 1m34s behind and finishing 3m35s ahead, proving American design supremacy and the defender’s edge over Sir Thomas. The race featured strong winds, steady course legs east, south ten miles, and a north northeast finish, with Columbia's superior speed across every leg sealing the win.
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Columbia
Merrestoff
Watson
Thomas
Merry
Sir Thomas
Zambia
Inish
Tan Riles
Long Island
Ing
Double Kentucky Hanging of Two Black Suspects
A mob lynched Jumbo Fields aged 16 and Clarence Garnett aged 18, both Black, near Shelbyville Kentucky at 2 a.m. Wednesday for the alleged murder of Will C Farr, a 22 year old printer. The pair were taken from the jail and hanged from the Chesapeake and Ohio trestle near the depot, close to the jail, with few residents aware of the crime for several hours.
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Jumbo Fields
Clarence Garnett
Shelbyville
Iay
Will C. Farr
Chesapeake and Ohio
Blanche Bates Stricken With Malaria Fever in Detroit
Miss Blanche Bates, star of Wrohimian's Under Two Slags at the Detroit opera house, was taken to Grace hospital Tuesday with a severe malarial fever attack. Her physician says it will be several days before she can resume work.
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Blanche Bates
Matavia
Wrohimian
Detroit Opera House
Grace’ Hospital
To Lead Tammany With Brooklyn Mayor Candidate
The New York committee of Tammany Hall chose Howard M. Shepard of Brooklyn as mayoral candidate for Greater New York, William Ladd Jr as comptroller candidate, and George M. Van Hoesen as candidate for president of the board of aldermen.
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Tammany
New York
Tammany Jiall
Howard M. Shepard
Brooklyn
Greater
William Ladd, Jr
George M. Vanhoesen
Board of Aldermen
Street Car Workers Dismissed Over Union Ties
In Nashville the street railway company discharged about 200 of 250 employees after they joined the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes. Service is nearly at a standstill as a result.
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Nashville
Nashville Street Railroad’ Company
Amalgamated
Association of Street Railway
Death of Alinda institution superintendent Philip Gillite Gillett
Philip Gillite Gillett, nearly forty years superintendent of the Alinda institution for death mutes, died Wednesday in Jacksonville HI. He carried an international reputation as an educator.
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Philip Gillite
Philip G. Gillett
Alinda Institution
Jacksonville
Ship Quickly Sinks On Kingston Voyage
A steamer named Rebelion shifted course near Kingston, with her car and crew aboard when she sank within moments. All crew and passengers were saved, but one life was reported lost in the chaotic incident.
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Kingston
Cit
Wauk
Qvere
Filipinos Massacre at Bilangi Aghast War Toll Details
Harrowing dispatch from Samar recounts brutal killings of Company C Ninth Infantry. Captain Connell’s body found tied and burned. 45 bodies burned in a trench, many badly mutilated. Col. Dana D. Derrussy leads relief with battalion. 500 Macabbees to reinforce. U S hospital ship Reed to depart with troops to aid island. Fortified by bells at daylight, the attack caught soldiers at breakfast. insurgents mostly armed with spears, few rifles.
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Intintyry
Samar
Gumpany
Titantyy
Inet
Bnduvday
Rat Saat
Keema
Connell
Tsane D. Derussy
Massiere Au Bord
United States
Reet
Muni
Seventh Regiment
Twenty-sixth Regiment
Uesday
Ninth Regiment
Bilangi
Plague On the Increase Worldwide in Week Reports
Reports to the marine hospital service detail global plague spread. In British India weekly data show 2622 new cases and 1480 deaths, with Bombay alone recording 1380 deaths. Egypt reports 60 deaths from April to September. Queensland notes 32 cases and 10 deaths. Swatow area in China sees declining cases.
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Marine Hospital Service
Hawt
Bombay Presidency
Bombay
Egypt
Queensland
Swataa
Mrs McKinley to Receive Eight Thousand Dollar Annual Allowance
Probate court appraisers plan to value the McKinley estate and estimate Mrs McKinley will receive an eight thousand dollar yearly allowance to cover living expenses under the present arrangements.
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Mrs. McKinley
Mckinley
Shortage of Cashier Davis Reported by Bank Directors
Directors of the People's National Bank in Washington issued a statement on the cashiers shortage. They say ex cashier I Cs Davis was involved and the shortage totaled STI 046.22. The deficit was covered by transferred property and money paid over by the bondmen.
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Davis
People’s National Bank
Washington
I Cs. Davis
Railroad Tragedy Claims Youcey in Chicago Collision
Youcey, who years ago left St Paul to follow his uncle the late Dr M Toucey a longtime general manager of the New York Central and Hudson River Railway Company was killed by a Burlington train in Chicago Wednesday.
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Youcey
St. Paul
Dr. M. Toucey
Anager
New York Central and
Hudson River Railway Company
Chicago
Feed Pipe Burst Delays La Crande Duchesse Return
A burst feed pipe disabled the steamer La Crande Duchesse of New York on Thursday evening while returning from a yacht race. Two thousand passengers could not reach the city until the following morning.
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la Crande Duchesse
New York
Most Discharged After Arrest in Corona Case
John Most, arrested under Rep. 22 at Corona S. J., charged with violating a section of the penal code relating to unlawful assemblages, was discharged from custody in New York Wednesday.
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Most
John Most
Corona
S. J
New York
Market quotations across multiple cities and commodities
A compilation of market quotes across Chicago, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, and Toledo for cattle hogs sheep and multiple grain products. Prices range widely with No 2 wheat at 60 to 72 cents, corn 59 to 68 cents, oats 58 to 88 cents, rye 58 to 72 cents, butter and eggs quoted, markets note shipping grades and varying regional figures.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Bee
Detroit
Toledo
Seventy Years of Life Celebrated by Van Sant Family
Judge W Van Sant and his wife marked their seventieth wedding anniversary on the old Le Chive homestead with forty grandchildren and descendants gathering from Minnesota, Nebraska, Utah, and beyond. The couple’s lineage includes ministers and Revolutionary War ancestors, highlighting a long family history tied to Toms River and surrounding areas.
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Johnne van Sont
Siva Lydia Andersen
Toms River
Vane
le Chive
May
Vorwa Raat
Pheet Yous Ag
van Srut
Peorta
Tie News
Gov. Simmel
van Sant
Minnesota
A. G. van Sant
Omaha
Nellie Taylor
Himmpton
Hester Clarris
Mergis
Vaan Sant
Stern
Tolland
Mehehra von Siar
Delaware
Philadelphia
Vin Sant
Hle
Kotateiy
Judge McPherson Rules Bridge Not Taxable in Razing Case
Judge Smith McPherson of the United States court at Council Bluffs ruled that the east half of the Union Pacific Railway bridge over the Missouri River is not taxable for municipal regalia taxes. The ruling dismisses fines sought by William Amund, county treasurer, against ESOT to TKfes sive, and may be appealed.
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Smith McPherson
United States
McPherson
Restaurant Keeper Arrested Over Attempted Rape Charge
Charter Oak restaurant keeper Birk, charged with attempted rape, arrested after Miss Pemsen, 17, says the incident occurred near her home in Trois Birk. She fled nine miles to safety after leaping from a window. Mayor Bolien bound him over to a county grand jury under $800 bond. no surety available, jailed at Donixen.
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Charter Ohl
Trois Birk
Charter Oak
Pemsen
Ute
Birk
Bolien
Forecloses a Mortgage in Des Moines Territory
Admiral Dewey takes possession of residence in University Place Des Moines after a legal action. Court decree signed by Judge Tatines notes the estate holdings and a property lien held by Aditi Dewey against the estate administrator.
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Dewey
Rouse
Des Moines
George Dewey
Ono
Tatines
University Place
Cox Moines
Aditi Dewey
Prtoy
Accident Ends Life Of Young Des Moines Man
A 10 year old, Charles Farnon of Bide, was instantly killed when a gun discharged during a hunting outing. The weapon turned on him and the shot struck him in the head, ending his life. The incident occurred late Wednesday afternoon as he and another youth were by the roadside.
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Des Moines
Charles Farnon
Bide
Veganon
Delivery Service Begins On Royal Free Route One
The new free delivery service started Monday on Royal Free Route One from Sloan with George Goodwin in charge. About one hundred fifty blue pieces of anti were delivered on the first trip. The journey occurred under difficult air conditions.
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Royal
Sloan
George Goodwin
Des Moines Conference on Grain and Rail Politics
Governor and delegates from multiple states gather at Des Moines to discuss the sixth annual convention of the National Ties to Farmers Association. Reported plan details include wheat shipments from Missouri River to Liverpool, improved roadbeds, and new engine capabilities to move up to 28,000 tons, aiming to lower costs and raise farm incomes. Public remarks praise progress and consumer benefits amid market shifts.
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Alka
Des Moines
Coy
Shinn
Shaw
Atha Ween
Ig Fc
Mingorri
Liverpool
Blityia Euurysing
Ray Jay
Betlia
Elsie Fry Burns to Death in Missouri Institution
Miss Elsie Fry, matron at a sewing school in Corydon, Iowa, died after a fire started in her room at Minehelmville state institution. Slept with lamp unlit, bed clothes spread, and stove fire caused fatal burns. Fry was a trusted matron described as devoted and well loved by staff. parents lived in Corydon.
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Mitehelville
Minehelmville
Medastelal
Oshee
Tamate
Corydon
Grain Dealers Adjourn At National Convention
The National Grain Dealers Association convention in Des Moines adjourned after reelecting old officers and outlining next steps. The gathering urged cooperation with state and national groups, and discussed plans for the upcoming meeting in Memphis Tennessee.
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Nitiaund Gas Dealers Association
Des Moines
Memphis
Teun
Otel Bey
Kansas City Exchange
Iowa's Short Corn Yield Report Shows Decline
Iowa farmers face a smaller corn harvest with an average yield around 20 bushels per acre, totaling about 70,000 bushels. The report notes roughly 60 percent of the crop forecasted, marking a substantial drop from the past twelve years and a forecasted decline relative to earlier months.
Growing Penuts in town and new farm experiment
In Dubuque County a young farmer named Pred Ghesteswan experiments with peanut vines on his father’s farm. He plants on the southwest hill to maximize sunlight and shield from cold winds. The vines thrive and show good quality, though not as high as Virginia or California peanuts.
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Dubuque
Sarnes
Ghesteswan
Virginia
California
Explosive Gas Incident At Boone Uré Well
A natural gas discovery at Boone Ure wells led to an explosion Sunday. Duing, a worker, was thrown back about twenty five feet, injuring his hands and arms. The pump and bricks were scattered across the yard.
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Boone Ure
Peterson Cleared of Charge in Mail Threat Case
Carson Peterson, arrested and tried for sending threatening letters through the mails, has been released after the information signed by John Kooke, posts mnator at Kooke, failed to establish sufficient evidence to convict.
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Peterson
Carson Peterson
John Kooke
Kooke
Hias
Oyldguce
Blud Lim Oyep
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