Stormtossed rescue at sea changes Fort Clark tale
Major German and Judge Loring discuss a coming crisis as a storm rages near Admiralty Inlet. Sergeants Bracebridge and Morton, facing arrest, vow to rescue a stranded Arrow crew and two women. A dangerous rooftop ordeal unfolds with a life line to the ship. The pair risk all to save the shipwreck victims amid a furious gale.
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German
Jean Marat
Tie
Jean
Marat
Clark
Abe Sonn
Arrow
Pacific
Straits
Admiralty Inlet
Whidby’s Island
Ord
Cascades
Ford
Efe
Robert. Bracebridge
Colin Morton
Luis
Robert Calmnes
Colin
Ard
Robert Bracebridge
Rorret
Trobert
Raphael
Stobert Bracebridge
Clark Peninsula
Fort Clark
Golin
Morton
Aed
Robert Bauaire
Calin
Phelps
Robert Braethridge
Andy
Robert
Maj. Gorman
Maj. German
Judge Loring
Ivor
Collin Morton
Notable Exception in Tangled Love Affairs
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a social note about love affairs and relationships. The readable elements mention tense romantic dynamics and a nonconformist stance affecting reputations, with no clear names, dates, or places to anchor a fuller report.
Mysterious Disappearance Delays Land Ownership Case
The case centers on Mr Kempley and a claimed stolen deed tied to a large property sale once arranged with O. J. Woodhworth. Money placed in a trunk vanished, prompting suit to block transfer while Woodworth and agents face legal action. A regional injunction and anticipated trial battle loom over the title.
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Clita
Lome Begeh
Cab
Kempley
Iis
O. J. Woodhworth
Ron
New York
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Sereo Woodworth
Tiw
Bee
Ma.eipteys
Port Dodge
Triads
Elon
Ofolia
Dinecombe
Mrr
Donald
Ma. Woodworth
Recorders Ples
Mert Dodge
Woodworth
Dungcombe
Whittaker
District Court
McKinley Saved From Drowning by Dubuque Boy
Johnson of Dubuque rescued a young McKinley after the ice broke on Deep Creek during a skating outing. The incident, recalled years later in Dubuque, shows the boyhood rescue that shaped future leaders.
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VW. Johnson
Dubuque
Thomas W. Johnson
Prattles
MeKinfey
Canton
Meixintey
McKinley
Ma Joleen
Fee
Ele
Dolusen
Ma Johnson
United States
Serinol
Mr. Johnson
Timber Wolf Terror in Greene County Is Killed
A wild timber wolf that terrorized residents in northwest Greene County for three weeks has been killed. Duncan McDonald, armed with only a club, pursued the animal after it attacked his lamb flock near Keene. The wolf lunged, injuring his leg, but McDonald struck a bow that ended the attack. the hunter escaped with minor wounds.
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Greene County
Dincan McDonlad
Keene
McDonald
Goose Pond land sold at Wall Lake in Iowa
Parley Finch of Humboldt bought 900 acres known as Goose Pond near Wall Lake for 80 per acre. He plans ditching and tiling the land and spending about 4000 in improvements. The seller had paid about 5 per acre when it was waterlogged. last five years only several days of work occurred annually, with rental potential of 1.50 to 2 per acre. Finch, a wealthy landowner, is expected to profit from the deal.
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Sella
Parley Finch
Humboldt
Wall Lake
Ife
Finehs
Fighting for a Corpse in Polk County Court
Dr Wilbur S Conkling county physician of Polk County sues Dr ED Walston of Des Moines to prove a corpse in Walston’s possession is that of Mike Weating once a downtown janitor and a close friend of the plaintiff.
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Wilbur S. Conkling
Polk County
ED. Walston
Des Moines
Conkling
Walston
Mike Weating
Plaintte
Davenport Pioneer Killed in Davenport Company Chief
A. D. Bollinger, president of the Siege Iron Company in Davenport, died suddenly from heart paralysis due to acute indigestion. He had been prominent since the Civil War and had seen military service.
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Davenport
A.D. Bollinger
Siege Iront Company
Streets Supreme Court Deems City Street Telephony Dispute
The Des Moines case concerns Pecision of Fudge Prowhy versus Iowa Telephone Company over street use. Prouty argues the telegraph firm illegally occupies city streets with poles while the company asserts lawful authorization for highway rights.
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Iowa Telephone Company
Didge RB. I
Dso Diihiwas
Duifte
Colephono
Follower of Herron Tied to Local Figures in Turbulent Times
The passage describes Charles GG Norris, a follower of Herron, who sheltered Minima Goldman and Chaves i Novis. It notes Norris as an agent for Dog AMotues and mentions his brother Robot Norris. They were sons of a minister preaching in Webster City, with later moves to Mspoli and Chiesa, amid unsettled times and strong socialistic currents.
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Charles GG
Norris
Minima Goldman
Chaves i Novis
Iaicdes Nerest da Ctfenwre
Tiovdag Levehevert Binnie Choldioan
Rhhe
Amrebtat Qin
Wis
Dive Vents
Dog Amotues
Sepiphogn
Robot Norris
Ayoye Gregarion
Webster City
Waterloo Canning Plant Claimed World Largest
The Waterloo Canning Company announced an immediate order for bromide production, claiming its plant is the world’s largest of its kind. The facility expects to run near full capacity this year, but local crop damage may limit output and delay orders.
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Waterloo
Dante
Waterloo Mill to Rebuild After Fire Damages
The Waterloo and Codie Katie Mill ing Company plans to spend 50000 to replace the destroyed structure. Directors met to authorize rebuilding with the latest milling machinery. A Cedar Falls mill will follow in spring to boost capacity to 4000 barrels daily.
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Waterloo and
Codie Katie Milling Company
Anike
Waterloo
Bre
Cedar Falls
Lemars Man Hurt by Fall in Chicago Areaway
K S Cross of Lemars aged 82 years fell from a railing after alighting from a Rock Island train in Chicago. He slipped on Van Buren Street, then toppled twelve feet to a basement, fracturing his left shoulder and hip and sustaining internal injuries. He was taken to the county hospital.
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K.S
Cross Palisa
Chicago
Cross of
State Institutions Report from Insane Hospital and Prison
Superintendent Dr GW TOU of Independence Hospital for the Insane releases a biennial report praising the Board of Control salary list and noting epileptic colony growth while highlighting rising annual insanity among farmers as a risk. Antunosa State Prison Warden Blunter seeks 41000 for building completion and improvements and backs a parole system.
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Independence Hospital
Antunosa Prison
GW. Tou
Board of Control
Farmera
Ile
Blunter
Antamosa State Prison
Tode
Missing Man Found Safe After Letter From Colorado Ranch
David Clark of Altahans relieved friends by sending a letter from his Colorado ranch stating he is comfortably located. He had been reported missing, wealthy, and unseen until the letter arrived, causing concern among his friends that he may have met with an accident.
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David Clark
Altahans
Colorado
Clark
Popejoy Citizen McAfee Takes Rat Poison in Crisis
John McAfee, a leading Popejoy resident, ingested rat poison Monday afternoon. Doctors labor to save his life as he lies in a critical condition. Reports suggest he squandered most of his property, thought to have driven the act.
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John McAfee
Popejoy
Hiss Ife
Iowan Soldier Found Dead in Missouri Vacant House
An 85 year old man died of poisoning and was found in a vacant dwelling in St Joseph Missouri Tuesday night. A metal tag on his shirt read TL I Foley Company IX Fifty second Iowa Volunteer Infantry Spanish American War June 26 808. Court records mention Bridget Gor and a judge named Civer with unclear details.
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St. Joseph
Foley
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
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Clara
Manuel
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Herron
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Lemars
Bridget Gor
Brida
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