Explosion in Toula Barracks Kills 300 in Russia
A Vienna dispatch reports an artillery barracks explosion at Toula Russia killing about 300 men including many officers. The barracks were undermined and many arrests reported. The Holmes house on Siuty third and Wallace Streets in Chicago burned after a restaurant lamp exploded. Firefighters held the flames but warned it may hinder further investigation.
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Lorpon
Daily News Has
Vienna
Trieste
Toula
Russia
Holmes
Circaco
A. H. Holmes
Siuty-third
Wallace Streets
Fremés
Fdmes
J.hi. Barton
Dames
War In Andes Looms As Peru Bolivia Tensions Rise
A Lima dispatch reports Bolivia delaying reception of Peru's minister at La Paz and Peru ordering his return if not received. A southbound naval squadron and troops on the frontier signal mounting conflict while guerrillas seized Payta. Telegraph censorship hinders messaging.
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New York
Lima
Peru
Bolivia
la Paz
Belivias
Guerrilas
Payta
Corn Yield Forecasts Dented by Heat and Drought
A distorted report from the State Board of Agriculture warns that the expected corn yield for Tninois may fall short. Unforeseen heat and a scorched ground threaten crops across Wingis and surrounding areas, with reports of ground cover loss and stalk damage.
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State Board of Agriculture
Wingis
Murderer Hanged by Mob After Jail Escape in Indiana
Berane Lewis, accused of killing three men, was taken from a jail in Juno by masked assailants. A guard died in the ensuing gunfire as the mob hanged Lewis at a telegraph pole, his body later shot by others. The incident follows mob violence and a widening Sunday closing law enforcement in Crantfordville, Indiana.
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Mégro
Farida
Berane Lewis
Juno
Guetar Raingr
Foureeh
Lewis
Miners reject offer and stay out in Michigan strike
At a mineral meeting in Ispruina Michigan, workers decided to reject the mine owners offer and remain on strike. In a separate report, a deal carrying twenty five passengers was sunk by three steamers with seventeen drowned.
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Isnpruina
Mich
Haspmng
Feud Feud Ends in Knife Fight In Culross and Deek
In Eastern Ricomixnerow Indiana an old family feud flared into a knife duel between David Culross and Charles Deek. Deek is recovering from injuries. Culross in dangerous condition following the confrontation. Local police report no other details.
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Ricomixnerow
Ind
Ad Stingville
David Culross
Charles Deek
Deek
Culross
Pittsru
John Co
William Xre- Kinnan
New York
Bradstreet
Industrial string dominates midweek trade outlook and exports
Industrial activity shows higher output in iron and steel with busy manufacturing. railroad earnings rise and staple jobbers report better demand in Chicago St Louis Kansas City Omaha Milwaukee Minneapolis and St Paul. Wheat and flour exports edge up week to 1 824 000 bushels while year to date remains below last year.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Milwaukee
Minneapoli
St. Paul
Southern States
United ‘States
National Cigarette and Tobacco Company
John T. Drummond
Col. Wetmore
Bil M McAnister
Drummond Tobacco Company
Liggett & Myers
Plug Tobacco
New York
Standard Oi
Produce Exchange
Ohio
Washington
Pennsylvania
Bud
Irs
William Browning
Burt 3
Eye
Hoffman
Swinburne Lnlend
Veyde
Havana
Seurcea
Ilatyo meat trade and river murder cases shock towns
Western region reports tainted meat supplies sold to laborers amid sanitation concerns. A double murder case emerges in Combova with a colored woman and an infant found dead. clues point to a suspect seen with the woman. Algonquin fire claims Frank Kazar and daughter Sylvia, while Spring Valley prompts organized black protection efforts. Leavenworth distillery fire destroys a seven story facility with heavy losses. copper shop fires cause damage. Chicago authorities tracking a missing Southern Pacific cashier located in the city.
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Jin
Bmatish
Han Perer
Anand
Charlotte Jonas
Pleamer
Sydney
Chicago
EnGin
Frank Kazar
Sylvia
Algonquin
Here
Kazar
Arousedazar
Drago
Spring Valley
Tineis
Leavenworth
Kan
Eli Shernan
Penu, Jrr
Buffalo
N.Y. Sherman
Sherif Rothenberger
Forne Lac
Wis
Tan
Chieao, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Austrian Emigration Mission Heads to Canada From Austria
Professor Oleskow of Temburg University and a district farmer travel to Winnipeg to study Canada as a potential emigration field for Austria. They will report on the country and may visit the Pacific coast, focusing time in Manitoba and the territories.
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Onts
Oleskow
Temburg University
Austria
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Northwest
Canada
Brazil
Cieskow
Pacific
Thut
Senate
Snape
Congress of the
United States
Deering Sea
Great Britain
Alabama
William Randall Cremer
AL. P
International Workingmen’s Association
Society
William McDoonough
Ancona
Italy
Bernadelli
Cesario Santo
Carnot
Kucheng
Tavuesels
Hanover
Petenanune
China
Gores
Formosa
Progressive Repetty trial sparks clash and shooting
Regional dispatches report a violent clash during the Repetty trial in Watt Meo, Clinton County. A shooting occurred when Reed, defending Reed, fired on Winn after a courtroom insult, with Winn dying shortly after surgery and Reed jailed as threats rise.
Markets Report with varied agricultural prices and cattle data
The column lists prices for cattle hogs sheep and grain, including rye corn oats and butter. It notes ranges for hogs 4.75 to 5.00 and cattle around 4.00 with other grain prices cited in scattered figures.
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Linus Croy
Unite Aco
Windom Revenue Cutter Bound South After Dubuque Start
The revenue cutter William Windom towed by the steamer Artemus Lamb left Dubuque for St Louis to be completed in Baltimore. She draws three feet water after barges raise, with 6 feet 6 inches amidships. Built in 1893 at Town Tron works for 498 500 dollars, she measures 170 feet 8 inches long and carries twin screw inverted triple expansion engines of about 800 horsepower.
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Windom
William Windom
Artemus Lamb
Dubuque
St. Louis
Key West
Baltimore
Tron Works
Ericsson
Iowa State Equalization Assessment Totals Revealed
The executive council added Woodbury County to its state equalization report yielding a total equalized assessed valuation of 538 055 202 and after tree exemptions 553 908 027. Auditors listed 550 031 620. A twenty five year table lists yearly totals from 1871 to 1905 with figures ranging from 300 million to about 581 million.
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Iowa
Executive Council
Woodbury County
Jail Time for Lyons Saloon Keepers Over Tax Evasion
Four Lyons saloon keepers were enjoined from selling for nonpayment of the malt tax and jailed for ninety days in default of a one thousand dollar fine. Their wives threaten enforcement actions under Iowa prohibition law unless payment arrangements are made. The notice targets Turon Iowa and names Mrs Manning, Mrs Hildebrandi, Mrs Matcinesker, and Mrs Clem Manning.
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Lyons
Caloga-Keepera
Turon
Iowa
State of
Yguar
Iar
John Manning
Aart Hildebrandi
Matcinesker
Clem Manning
Sheriff Pursues Fugitives to St Joe in Narrow Escape
Captured in St. Joe. Sheriff Phillips has tracked the traitor McCor who fled after stealing from his wife in Dubnane a month ago and was located at St. Joe Mo. Vic authori fies Western warned to arrest if he reached that point before Phillips. Saturday a telegram from St Joe said McCoy had been arrested there. Phillips left for St Joe Sunday morning.
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Phatte City
Newton Winn
Corti
Platteborg
Clinton County
John Cross
Reed
Winn
Strika Crosa
Nea
Atlanta
Georgia
Jasper County
Cherokee
Revenue Department
J. W. Bryant
Wood
Association For the Improvement of Western Waterways
Vicksburg
Moxner
Kull Creek
Madison County
John B. Witt
Jeff Mace
Witt
Iis
St. Joe
Phillips
McCor
Dubnane
Shari
Hira
Vic
Wwern
St. Toe
McCoy
Sheriff Phillips
St Joe
Frightful death from fright in Armetrang case
Mrs Segting, wife of a harness maker, died after a fright shock while under medical care in Armetrang. A Fairmont doctor advised bed rest and isolation from attendants, and the resulting mental strain led to a fatal collapse in her nervous system.
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Armetrang
Segting
Dendara Sgo
Fairmont
Minu
All Over the State News Bullets and Tragedies
A scattered Iowa farce of calamities and notices reports multiple deaths including Mat Awstill in Booneville and Eddie Mahr in Glinton. Drownings and accidents appear in Dubuque and Clinton. A Davenport firm files for incorporation with $800,000 capital. local athletic results list Lenox and Davenport events plus boxing draws.
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Mat. Awstill
Booneville
Aliie Glenn
Dubuque
Fort Dodge fire and Des Moines loom large in Iowa events
Reports describe a wide range of occurrences from a major Des Moines park picnic and church constructions to fires in DeWitt and Newton and lightning fatalities near Odebolt. Other items note a new Mississipp levee plan, tuberculosis research in cattle, a volatile parlor of crimes, and civic projects across Grinnell Elkader Dubuque and Clinton.
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Newton
Iarge
Fort Dodge Fire Department
Iowa River
Burlington
Death Reveals Disgrace in Hendershot Case
The death of Attorney C. D. Hendershot in Spencer is linked to fraudulent loans and forgeries. He forged loan applications notes and mortgages and forged recorder certificates to secure bogus farm loans. After sending his family away he shot himself, dying soon after. he was about 49, leaving a wife and four stepchildren.
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C. D. Hendershot
Spencer
Hendershot
Eastern
Col. Hendershot
J. 8. McEliiney
Murderer of Aunt in German near Shelby shocks county
A German teen, Hermann Kohaupt, shot and bludgeoned his aunt Mrs William Kruger, then cut his own throat after fleeing a patch. The couple were missing when Kruger returned home and were found dead in a nearby field. The youth, 18, had arrived from Germany last spring. his body was later found with ear to ear cuts. A local death toll and missing items prompt a grave community search.
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Sheldoe County
Shelby
Hermann Kohaupt
William Kruger
Corm
Abs
Kruger
Kohaupt
Germany
Ifis
Storm Lake Band Scores Leave Four Groups Banned
The complete score report shows Cardinal at Storm Lake with 63 points, Marcus Ladies' Band 62, Tings' Band 64, while Fourth Regiment Band of Sioux City and Ladies' Band of Storm Lake were not permitted to compete. Judges were WH Knowles and WH Alexander.
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Cardinal
Storm Lake
Qonawa Banil
Marcus
Tings
Alta
Fourth Regiment
Sioux City
WH. Knowles
Esioux City
Alexander
Webster City
Receiver sues Boston Investment for damages in Ohio suit
Receiver Black of the Northern Investment Company of Sioux City files suit against the Boston Investment Company for 1,000,000 dollars alleging officers of both firms were identical and that Northern was fortified to strengthen Boston. The action started before the receiver’s appointment but is revived in his name.
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Black
Northern Investment Company
Sioux City
Boston Investment Company
Northern
Gaérifiee
Boston
Farmer Henry Weeks Dies After Wagon Accident Near Pierson
Henry Weeks, a farmer living 2.5 miles south of Pierson, was killed when his wagon threw him against a nearby post. The accident occurred as he collided with a person identified as Prickinger Willed. Anthony Drake, a bricklayer, died after falling from the third floor of a new Dubuque brewery under construction.
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Henry Weeks
Pierson
Prickinger
Anthony Drake
Dubuque
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