Faded War News Clip From Turbulent Times
A fragmented report describes naval preparations and a renewed sense of anticipation amid tensions. Rossed rumors claim Russia Japan negotiations ended, but sources in Tokyo dispute the claim. The Moor frontier and Asia portion hint at cautious predictions and potential decisive steps by Japan for survival.
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Thilrond
Stock ‘Exchange
Russia
Japan
Foreign Office
Wis
Mer
Okio Siys
Anasinn
Morean
Ney
Smoky City Bank Closed by Comptroller Order
A notice on the doors of the Federal National Bank in Pittsburg announcing closure by the Comptroller of the Currency appointed Examiner Cunningham as receiver. The bank chartered in 1901 with 2 million capital and claims $140,000 in Eastern Tube Company notes as losses, yet officials insist the bank’s condition is solid and covered by its capital and reserves.
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Federal’ National Bank
Federal National Bank
Pittsburg
Baik
Cunningham
Yeedger
Pittshnygg Stock Exchange
Joseph A. Langfitt
George W. Eisenhes
Langfitt
Eastern Tube Company
Wholesale fraud alleged against officials on Governor's Island
War department probes wholesale fraud claims in the quartermaster's department at Governor's Island New York. Former clerk James Seville directs accusations at M Y Ixelly superintendent of construction and P H Owald chief Boville bases charges on secret sales and illegal dealings tied to army contracts.
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Governor's Island
War ‘Department
Quartermaster’s Department
New York
Tames KR
Princely Lived in Style Arraigned in Boston Theft Case
A Boston man named Princely lived in luxury while facing arraignment on charges of stealing 50 dollars from a receiver. He allegedly furnished a home and kept several accounts as evidence of his lavish lifestyle. Health issues were noted as he reported travel to the West Coast for medical care. The case linked to Foster Institute and Western lining authorities remains under investigation.
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Boston
Eimer ‘Leagitt
Foster
Ford
Tragic Suicide By Electric Car In Sioux City
Mynest Samuelson a 26 year old from Hinton walked into an electric car on Tryentloth Street in Sioux City. He said God commanded him to end his life and asked for forgiveness after the crash. Motorman Axel Johnson acted quickly stopping the vehicle and Samuelson was taken to St Joseph hospital with serious injuries.
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Mynest Samuelgon
Af Hinton
Tarmoy
Tryentloth Street
North Boulevand
Stoux City
Axel Johnson
Hng
Swertleth Street
Samuelsoi
Sammelson
Solin Patton
Old
Sioux City Lumber and Coal Company
Charles Walker
Samuelson
St. Joseph Hospital
NASA
Would Be Murderer Sol Sapp Shoots Wife and Ends His Life
Sol Sapp once with the Great West gang on a rail route between Carroll and Lohryille, later in Boone, shot his wife three times less than ten days ago but she survived. He then killed himself at the Hoffman Hotel in Carroll by taking laudanum. Two weeks earlier he fled after shooting his wife in Boone and fled to Kansas City. He left a note asking his sister in Glidden be notified.
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Sol Sapp
Boone
Carroll
Lohryille
Hoffman Hotel
Sapp
Kansas City
Glidden
Keokuk jury convicts Clark in Hess assault case
A Kahoka trial recounts Trank Clark found guilty of assaulting Miss Ollie Hess near Keokuk a month ago. The jury met about two hours, sentenced Clark to be hanged within thirty days. exact execution time to be set by the court. The verdict noted clear guilt despite a heated defense.
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Ollie Hess
Keokuk
Trank Clark
Kahoka
Clark
Varna
Murder tale sparks lynching fears in Monroe County
Reports say James Smith confessed to murdering his former sweetheart after trailing her from Virginia to Buxton. Sheriff mobilizes two dozen deputies in Albia amid fears of an organized lynch mob while a funeral draws miners’ attention. Coroner’s jury holds Smith for murder as emotions boil.
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Monroe County
Minera
Brcause
James Smith
Virginia
Buxton
Albia
Smith
Sioux City convention backs lodge on tax and membership
Report on the grand encampment of Odd Fellows in Sioux City Tuesday. Delegates were instructed to oppose admitting subordinate lodge members to Patriarchal blessing without preliminary passage. June votes planned on related matters. multiple officers named. A special edition honored Gen. ML A. Raney. Also brief fright as a milk mall accident injured a Des Moines resident, with a home burier and a waist hinge incident.
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Sioux City
Lion
Ita
Run Partiches
Ooie
Patriarcha Mulint
Peimpment
Nonmulluhs
Mide
Dhey Ores W. D
Humner
Keokuk
Ipattimrehy IC
Milner
Belle Pining
Hijgh
J. Kellogg
Deifer Warden
Wilton
Des Moines
Igibe
Ang
Misa
Gasoline blaze rips through Des Moines home ruin
Des Moines fire aftermath recounts a deadly gasoline explosion that destroyed a house. A woman burned amid fumes ran through the hall and into the writing room as flames engulfed the structure. Neighbors and a family member fought the blaze and a quilt saved another, while the man and others attempted to rescue the injured.
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Des Moines
Bully
George
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