Delay in Release Perdicari s and Rasuli Not Free
Secretary Hay orders U S Representatives to demand the Moorish government either Perdicaris alive or Rasuli dead. A Tangier dispatch says a new hitch and countermanded order to forward prisoners. The Moorish response and France play a role as negotiations stall and Washington reiterates no guarantees or marines without clear instructions.
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Hay
United States’ Representatives
Perdicarie
Raisull
London Daily Telegraph
Torowing
Tangier
Reisuli
F Perdicaris
France
Hassali
Zelni
Embrasié
Washington
Navy Department
Chadwick
Gunmere
Igdoo
Haybae
Woohington
Small Sloop Explosion Kills At Least Two Off Brooklyn
Reports say a small sloop was blown up off Brooklyn near Fort Hamilton. Police recovered a shoe and a small boat section. one man was rescued. Investigators search for missing crew and determine cause of blast.
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Brooklyn
Melice
Fort
Otley
Steamer Narrowly Escapes Iceberg Run In Narrow Wake
The Amerie, arriving New York Friday from Ridekds, barely missed collision with an iceberg off the Crag Bank. At about 4 AM the ship faced a sudden sighting as a high iceberg drifted from 60 to 80 feet high, forcing rapid reversals of engines to avert impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanning
New Fork
Ridekds
Almut
South America
Disappearance Mystery Involving State Official’s Brother
A brother of Assistant Secretary for State Loomis, Kent Taemis, is missing after sailing on the Kaiser Wilhelm Jr. from New York June 14. Bremen reports say Taemis was seen at midnight Sunday aboard the steamer and may have been in danger Monday morning. War clouds loom as telegraphic advices warn of potential conflict between San Salvador and Guatemala with troops mobilizing at the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asmtatane
Loomin
Kent
Taemis
Loomis
Kaiser Wethelm Jr
New York
Besmen
Bremen
Mexico City
San Salvador
Guatemala
Drowned at Niagara River Incident Report
Two Niagara Falls residents, Ernest Payne and Miss Asahel Tana ker, died during a rescue attempt in the Niagara River. Reports describe their efforts as part of a squadron activity that ended with both victims submerged.
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Niagara Walls
Ernest Payne
Asahel Tanaker
Niagara Falls
Niagara River
Payne
Sion City Stock Market Note Stirs Local Markets
Fragmentary text notes Sion City stock activity and a market event with mentions of prisons, cattle, and individuals Shaun and Sa0Herty. details are unclear but imply regional financial interest and public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Sions
Shaun
Moines Homeopathist Honored The American Institute of Manes Pathy
George Reyer of Ts Meedees was elected president as the American Institute of Manes Pathy named its new head. The announcement notes the Wednesday election and honors within the field of homeopathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
For Moines
American Institute of Manespathy
George Reyer
Ts Meedees
Body Found Four Feet Under In Barn At Johnson Farm
Sheriff Stefan Stevens leads a search four miles south of Melvin Indiana where Peter Johnson a wealthy tenant farmer disappeared February last year. His hired man Fred Hokaf jailed at Sibley Indiana faces murder charges as authorities weigh cause of death amid a decomposed body found beneath the barn stall.
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Johnson Farm
Melvin la
Stevents
Osceola County
Peter Johnson
Fred Hokaf
Johnson
Sibley
Stevens
Johnson Place
Peter. Johnson
Fred Hokuf
Johnon
BH. H. Hauenn
Chicago
Huokun
Tartley
Old Country
Hokut
Johson
Oighborg
Martial Law Declared in Cripple Creek District
Friedley and three companions, accused of murder in Roxie Mellec case, have seized a cabin near Victor Colorado. General Bell orders mounted troops to capture or kill them. Martial law proclaimed across Cripple Creek district under Acting Governor Flargett and Adjutant General Dell after midnight arrival.
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Colorado
Friedley
Roxie Mellec
Victor
Colo
Bell Haa
Cripple Creek
Flargett'n
Adit
Dell
Fire destroys Blacksmith Shop at Havelock Neh
A fierce blaze struck the Thirlinefan shop at Havelock, Neh. early Friday morning, gutting the plant in the east wing of the Bailey. The loss is estimated at 85080 dollars. Fire crews from Cascade arrived within minutes as rain fell and water pressure eased the flames.
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Hurlingeos
Havatock
Neh
Havelock
Fuenday
Xinpa
Boy shoots father in alleged self defense claim
An Omaha youth named WWrack shot and fatally wounded his father John M Hrock after a reported beating of the mother. WWrack says he fired three shots in his father study to stop the attack as he interfered during the assault.
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Omaha
Ted
John Treck
J. Rears
John M. Hrock
Greson
Wwrack
Tie
Building Collapse Kills Two in Kansas City
A four story brick building at Third and Delaware, home to the Block Preserving Co, collapsed due to overloading. Two killed and seven injured as workers and visitors, fifty or more on upper floors, faced crush hazards and lengthy rescue efforts by fire crews. Victims include Bert Brown of Joplin and Lila Allan. several injured may die.
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Kansas City
Third
Delaware Streets
Block Preserving Company
Bert: Brown
Joplin
Lila’ Allan
Grande Chambers
Missy Maitan
Viola Baker
Mary Bolen
Vinzie Robers
Gallagher
W. H. Miller
Chambers
Lila Allan
Mysterious Discarded Assets Linked to Slocum Disaster
Coroner reports valuables totaling about 40 000 found on an unidentified female body connected to the Slocum wreck. Items include eight bank books with nearly 25 000 deposits, life insurance policies totaling around 26 000, deeds to property, and bank notes. No claim yet on one package. identity of the woman remains undisclosed.
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Evareger
New York
M Kruger
Wowan
Secretary of Navy Post for Paul Morton Uncertain
Washington reports President Roosevelt formally invited Paul Morton to join his official family as head of the Navy Department staff. Morton has not yet decided and is believed likely to decline the offer. If he accepts, he would join the administration amid war talk and strategic concerns on the Isthmus.
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Paul Morton
Ye Ig
Washington
Hoosevelt
Morton
Tewan
No danger of great flood and wild train hold up report
Weather forecaster Seguta Alacim says there is no basis for any prediction of a great flood near St Louis. A misprinted dispatch from Bowie Montana notes four men suspected of a Northern Pacific train robbery at Beanmonth near Missoula. A racing event near St Louis offers a prize of 500000. A New York murder case involves Radler Queen of the Tenderloin. Two deaths from a Columbus saloon fire are reported in Cleveland Ohio.
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New York
Seguta
St. Louis
Kiward
Bowie
Joralhfaenextor
United States Weather Bureau
Fye
St. Lois
A. Missoula
Mont
Rehhera
Pacific
Beanmonth
Eatapean Flarvey Freck
Regents Adopt Resolutions on Faculty Disputes at State University
The Board of Regents adopted resolutions defending President MacLean and calling for the resignation of Profs. Sims and Andrews. The document cites an investigation into conditions at the university and criticizes faculty who publicly challenged the administration. Sims denies charges and seeks defense on the record.
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Ax Tota
Board of Regents
Alaclean
Profs. Sims
Andrews
Regents
Alutoni
Univesity
Woch
A1ite
Ita
Race Against Gheegy Shiver In Wordbury County
A chaotic report from Wordbury County details a race against a rising flood in Lakeport Townably as a house and farm face destruction by the Missouri River. The piece mentions Robert Beachenas from Riou City and notes a dead man found along the tracks near Arion with identifying papers in Chicago.
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Wordbury County
Uive
Miseour
Lakeport
Robert Beachenas
Riou City
Ducet
mreHewet
Mr. Buchanay
Directors to pay claims in Corning Savings Bank case
Creditors prepare to sue the bank directors for negligence over a deficit of about 100000 dollars. The bank receiverr C F Andrews estimates only 25 cents on the dollar for deposits after settling claims, with large bank securities alleged to be forgeries.
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Corning Savings Bank
Cane
Corning ‘Brate Ravings ‘Bank
Iowa
C. FY. Andrews
Liquor Destroyed in Woodbine Prohibition Town Gathering
In Woodbine a large shipment of liquor stored for the railroad agent was publicly destroyed in the town’s prohibition setting. Officers poured the confiscated cases into a gutter as several hundred spectators watched while women sang God bless to the scene.
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Woodblassings
Bymn
Pratge
Woodhine
Praine
Woodbine
Dickinson County Man Dies From Cattle Lumpy Jaw
Frank W. Roblin of Spirit Lake died at Presbyterian hospital in Chicago after contracting cattle lumpy jaw. He endured nine operations over six months and reportedly had no known animal exposure. Roblin had lived in the county for over twenty years and was well regarded.
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Dickinson County
Frank W. Roblin
Spirit Lake
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Mr. Roblin
Opera singer Mire Ellen Reach Yaw in concert tale
A grand opera singer from California performed at Mragu Chu Tharedar, where a truck was found opened and jewelry valued around 4000 dollars stolen from a case containing diamonds, necklaces, and gifts after a wreck at Cathsy, New TD.
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Hee Treek
Ellen Reach Yaw
California
Abe
Cathsy
N. TD
Hetra
Nice
Vicious Dog Attacks Children and Bank Failure News
A feral dog bites several children in Men City as others are watched and dogs culled. Sioux Center sees two criminal cases. a guard is dismissed after a shooting rumor. Langhout charged with assault and battery. fines imposed. Bank founder Dunham’s Bank assignment raises concern over confidence. Iowa Tankers elect officers. salaries rise. Western Iowa fairs set dates. Rock Rapids electric plant reconstruction blocked by funds shortfall. Fortunes of local figures and a shooting incident fade into a murky roundup.
Bridge Completion Report At Capital Tharediay
An incomplete note records the completion of a bridge project at the capital. It mentions officials and a ceremony date, with limited legible names and figures. Further readable details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
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Tharediay
Wonterwerke for tele Plaine Proposal Passes at Slim River
A local land proposal at Uche Plaine aimed to reclaim property and raise about 60,000 in funds. The measure passed with 060 to 14 against, signaling approval for a railroad works project pending final details.
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Wonterwerke
Tele Plaine
Uche Plaine
Iowa county and district fairs schedule for August September
List of fifty plus Iowa fairs with fixed dates across counties such as Poweshiek Grinnell Aug 16 17 18 Pottawattamie Avoca Sept 13 14 15 16, Story Nevada Aug 30 31, Sioux City Sept, Clinton DeWitt Sept, Delaware Manchester Sept 6 7 8, Hardin Eldora Aug 30 Sept 6 7, and others detailing towns and dates for county and district agricultural fairs this year.
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Iowa
Poweshiek
Makom
Grinnall
Pottatrattammie
Avoca
Ringaohi
Mt. Ayr
Sac
Bae City
Shelby
Harlan
Story
Nevada
Sioux
Orange City
Rock Valley
Wapello
Eldon
Spellana
Winnebars
Buffsla Center
Wright
Clarion
Adair
Greenfie
Adame
Corning
O Audubon
Audubon
Calhoun
Manban
Cedar
Tipton
Nashua
Clayton
National
Clinton
DeWitt
Daris
Bloomfield
Delaware
Manchester
Des Moines
Burtington
Fayette
West Dunon
Arniveton
Fhlin
Charles Citr
Franklin
Hampton
Grundy
Grands Center
Guttrk
Guthrie Center
Hanes
Pritt
Hardin
Eldora
Prosperity of Iowa Agricultural Report Cites Wealth and Prosperity
An Iowa State report highlights vast corn production at 727 million bushels second only to the nation, with 6.4 million tons of hay on 3 million acres. It notes total major crop area near 17 million acres and strong livestock values, echoed by Gov. Cummins on statewide prosperity and contentment.
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Tate
Cora
Tie
Becre
Mig Wilson
The
Agricultural Department
Corm
United States
Iowa
Ty Gov
Cummins
Local notes mix with errors and oddities from Dubuque to Des Moines
A garbled digest covers diverse items: a workplace fire at Val Tate Driving Co in Council Bluffs, a Fort Des Moines post office, a leadership change in Mystic Workers of the World, and various regional notices. Other items mention diamond swindles near Tackford, a thrice rough relocation of Rev. A W Meil, and health and society topics among Scandinavians in Des Moines area.
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Atate
Dubuque
Val Tate
Flouneil Bluffs
Fort Dex
Moines
Amy
W. A. Cunningham
Anatiosa
Mistic Workers of the World
Barmera
Tackford
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Will Tamplin
Perdicaris
Varley
Dia Icereig
Tennsylvania Ladle
Pesad Ag
Beoy Pansy
Boy
Father
Parisk
Poland
Zcarnolady
Saditiouas
Pricon Fife
Go Hrmanis
Jad
Jefring-Munyrae
Jeffries
Munrae
Harry
Corbett
San Praneis
Ach
Patrick Langen
Farokaker
Ehiorce
Mire
Cuerv Owas
Thenelon Aluiedhad
Carey Siayder
TM Snider
Wally
Cree
Brookien
Sid
Ivain
Fash
Lag Fe
Secretary OF Navy
Mississippi
St. Lous
Radler
Dda Tiawand
Goldie Mora
Omnepress
Radeer
Tenderloin
Nan Patterson Armigner
Miss Nau
Ith Neverson
Ose
York
Marderine Youur
Reedar Proud
Pivier
Calusbus Street
Cleveland
Afesahior
MacLean
Ophea
BP Board of Regents
Mies
Sian
Arion
Denmon
Mlouy City
Wae
Permon
Harner Thughes
No. Bal | Lowe Avenues
Riverside Park
Wicconsin Tweedar
Sioux City
Wisconsin
Charles Wiegart
Standart O1 Company
Rosa
Denison
Ife
Waterloo Mika
Elks of Waterloo
Elkes
Cedar River
Fourth Street
William Theister
Brasil
Hear
Ilnnaway
Lyman Reynolds
Maquoketa
Tinvanpoort
Phillips
Liavenport
Davenport
Tawa National Guard
Edwin Z. Weaver
Tewe Palis
Webster City
Ligamey
Nettin Pravis Hoover
Plymesith
Jind
Luimque
Isif
Marshall Town
Rhodes
Town City
Joseph G. Walleser
Laws College
Grizaull
Rindes
Iue
Ginger Rosbed
PeyEx Llty
Mens City
Sioux Center
Zoctemsn
Orn
Magnoketa Hank Agaigns
BITA
Rachaner Bank of
Madiuketa
Dunham's Bank
Fem
Charles M. Thoamax
Duynham
Iowa Into Wankers’ Association
Folowing
Emarty
Andubon
Iarlan
Missouri Valley
Tlarrison
Minke
Esrniy
Rock
Roy Marberet
Fayers
Des
We War
Salto
Rhrnizh
Towne
Tama
Toledo
Taylow
Battles
Bepe
Boone
Bose
Ae Vista
Asia
Ee i Atier
Altigan
Atg
Blackhawk
LaPorte City
Harrises
Mimoust Valley
Paes
Mt Presoant
Humbokit
Humbolit
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