Ireland readies land reform bill amid heated Commons debate
The Irish land bill was presented in the British House of Commons by Mr Wyndham. It calls for a free grant of 60 million dollars for land purchase with tenants paying a nominal interest. The measure fixes sales of tenanted and undertenanted lands under commissioners led by Michael Fimacane and others. The bill to take effect November 12 seeks to ease unrest and promote peace in Ireland as MPs, peers, and dignitaries fill the galleries.
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Lrgar
Trish
Wyndham
House "of Commons
Wrysham
Niames
Michael Fimacane
Benoul
Frederick 5
Wrench
Coraumnission
William J. Bailey
Treland
Ireland
Kot Dnited
Lenny White
Wradham
Withyap
Man Who Deserted Wife Plans Remarriage After Fortunes
Newark news recounts Daw after desertion and years abroad returns to find his former wife remarried to Capt. Norton Dew. He reveals his fortune and asks to marry her again, while the wife keeps a secret told by their daughter. The tale spans years and multiple relationships.
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Mass
Agane
Kawia Daw
Newark
N. F
West
W. J. Nortan Dew
Parton
Norted
Dow
Fire destroys Hidden Fortune Mine in Texas hoist shaft collapse
A major blaze wiped out the Hidden Fortune Mine of the Tinc flam heist company on Tuesday, causing about 340000 in losses. Miners at the B shaft bottom barely escaped as the hoisting engine and compressor burned. timber and square sets failed structurally, but rescuers hoped to save the remaining shaft portion seventy five feet below surface.
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Hidden Fortune Company
Hilden Fortune Minine Company
Nislé
Insurance, Ltd
B&aeteot
Macksmith
Omaha jeweler robbed of diamonds worth three thousand
Omaha dispatch reports two men entered A. B. Duberman’s jewelry store and, while the clerk answered a telephone, they escaped with two trays of diamonds valued at 3,000. Adler answered the line and the thieves vanished with the gems.
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Omaha
A. B. Dubermaan
Catlal
Adler
Big Hinze act Port Wayne
A misread item reports a large part of the car buikling point of the Tenishvadia Railroad at Fort Warne Wednesday morning. Returns from the Antarctic mention the steamer Morning and Royal society ship. observers note fatalities in a distant incident near Rat and Wethadads.
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Port Wayne
Fort Warne
Til
Tenishvadia
Antarctic
Christehueeh
AL Oalviees
Royal Trengraphical Society
Bocce
Wis
Unions Are Trusts Declared in West Virginia Speech
John Sitehell of the United Mine Workers addressed about 2,000 workers, bankers, and businesspeople outside a local hotel. He claimed unions are trusts and urged amicable settlement between labor and capital to resolve strikes and labor questions in West Virginia.
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John
West Virginia
Fluntington
W.a
Nore
Tresday
John Afitebell
The
United
Acadene
Babli
Virginia
United “Mine Workers
Revolt Rumors From Nicaragua Suppressed for World
Reports indicate a potential uprising in Nicaragua but details remain unavailable outside the country. Ze Iaya’s allies fear suppression as dispatches to the United States are restricted and Panama’s telegraph office shuts to foreign news.
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Orleans
Nigaraguane
Zeloyatn
Sierra
Arvin
Lfouduras
Zelaya
Whitaker Wright Swindle Ties Duke of Connaught to Investors
News item reports alleged Whitaker Wright scheme tying King Edward and the Duke of Connaught to investors who sank over 50000 pounds. It names the Duke along with Earl of Warwick Lord Beresford and others as figures linked to the alleged promotion. Federal action restrains Indiana coal firms and operators amid price and output controls.
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Whitaker “Wright
Whitaker
Edward
Duke of Connaught
Directis
Wright
Te Ih
Whitaker Wright
Duc of Caine Naught
Wing Edward
Arthur Tatfour
Earl of Warwick
Wiliam Beresford
Edward Spencer Chirehill
Sweetheart's Long Race Breach of Promise Suit Filed
Miss Mathilde Warner a 23 year old German born woman sues George Kha t Stump in New York for breach of promise of marriage after traveling over 5 000 miles to elope. She is daughter of a Goen Musen family while he is the son of a wealthy Florist from Guis city.
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Wagner
Germany
New York
George Khat
Stump
Mathilde Warner
Sine
Goen- Musen
Guis City
Supreme Court
Pittsburg fire causes $150000 loss at McHiveen Parniture
A large overnight blaze at the McHiveen Parniture Company plant in Pittsburg Ta. destroyed the building and caused about 150000 in damage. The incident followed by explosive reports and injuries. details remain unclear due to fragmentary reporting.
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Pittsburg
Lme
McHiveen Parniture Company
Frenzied Massachusetts Mother Kills Children Fears
A 34 year old Mrs Peter Burke killed her four children and herself in a Boston area home. Neighbors found a blackened scene after two boys alerted authorities. The mother’s throat wound and crushed heads of the children were reported. investigators note possible prior mental derangement.
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Massachusetts
Stéther
Kitts
Chad
Peter- Burke
Pletely Brostra
Burke
Interstate holdup in Los Angeles ends in Griswold’s death
A Santa Monica streetcar holdup near Los Angeles left H A Griswold of Mansot Ta dead and three others wounded. Two robbers entered from the rear and demanded passengers’ hands while a masked assailant at the front fired, striking Griswold in the neck as he tried to shield his watch.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dispatch
Santa Ménien-Vrie
Griswold
Mansot
Charles Currey
Miochman
Hd Yan
Mos
Maybrick to be freed by British Government
An American woman, Mrs Maybrick, central to historic trials, is expected to be released in 1904 after a Home Office decision. Washington lawyers will press for her release next year as authorities weigh continuing protections tied to her case in Kentucky, Virginia, and West Virginia.
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Mra
Maybrick
London
Cava
Ohtat
Herxida
Home Office
Washington
As & Reason
Janevifa
Priester
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Dr Kennedy Cleared in Dolly Reynolde Murder Case
A New York dispatch reports Dr Hatevel J Kennedy was acquitted of first degree murder in the Grand Hotel killing of Elolis Reynolds in Anetist PLOS. Kennedy had spent twenty one months in Sing Sing death house before a new trial was offered, and he was released on bail after jurors disagreed.
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Dolly Reynolde
New York
Snyg
Hatevel J. Khennedy
Aloaday
Kemmedy
Elolis Reynolds
Grand Hotel
Anetist
Plos
Kennedy
Sing Sing
Landslide Causes Wreck in Georgia Train Collision
An Atlanta dispatch reports a northbound Southern Railway passenger train struck a rock slide at a deep cut near Querville Georgia. Three Pullmans derailed and an unknown person killed. The engineer and fireman were severely injured. no passengers were reported hurt.
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Georgia
Atlanta, Ga
Southern Railway
Querville
Ohotouetion
Hura
Wood Cleared by Secretary Action on Charges
A Washington special reports Secretary Rogt endorsed papers on the Estes Hathorne case against Brig. Gen. Leonard Wood, stating no answer or action is needed from Wood and that the charges lack foundation. Also notes a separate report of John Rooney receiving a death sentence for the murder of Sweet in White Earth Minnesota.
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Gen. Wood
Washington
Rogt
Estes G. Hathhoare
Brig
Iren
Leonard Wood
Wood
Jose Foundation
Gers
Joli Rooney
Halite
Roonexs
Sayeet
Baveer
Tooney
Theodore Roosevelt Notified Of Twentythird Child Arrival
A Croston dispatch reports the twenty second child born to Mr and Mrs George Woolsley though details are unclear. The father claims all children survive with two sets of twins in the family and plans to inform President Roosevelt of the birth. The mother is 47, healthy, and of average appearance.
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George Woolsey
Croston
George Woolsley
Woolsley
Peta Hepburn
Roosevelt
Eliintenor Theodora Roosevelt
Wensley
Traction Company Wins Out in Sioux City Council Meeting
A Sioux City council session Thursday centered on traction company improvements. The council, facing opposition from property owners, allowed a new route from Hackenson Street to proceed if the company fulfills specified upgrades, despite opposition and pressure from opponents.
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Sioux City
Hwitt
Richards 15 in Des Moines Formar Deputy Marshal Appears
A Des Moines dispatch reports former United States Deputy Marshal W. A. Richards appeared at his federal building office and said he would surrender to authorities. He has been a fugitive for two months from an indictment accusing him of leading a trio of bandits who tortured Mr and Mrs Sullivan of Hamilton on New Year's Eve and forced them to disgorge 34900 dollars.
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Formar
Bes Moines
United States
W. A. Richards
Didl
Federal Building
Rapon
Brr
Mrc. P. Sullivan
Hamilton
Des Moines passenger train crashes at Knoxville kills engineer
A Burlington route Des Moines Alb ia train collided with an open switch and rear ended a standing freight at Knoxville Monday morning. Engineer Hiatt died instantly and several passengers were bruised but none seriously hurt.
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Hiatt
Knoxville
Des Moines
Missing Mac Milliner and Sioux City millinery fire sale
Sioux City reports several missing persons including Mac Milliner who left town two weeks ago. Rosenthal and Sloas of St Leantia now own the store with a $2,000 lien. Other items note the Dubuque millionaire A Bradleys death and local fatalities across Cedar Rapids Traer Pocahontas and Todieres with brief cause and local business ties.
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Mac
A. T. Haas
Sioux City
Sioux Cy
Rosenthal & Sloas
Wholesaie Milliners
St. Leantia
Postmaster Metzger Removed In Davenport Shakeup
The Davenport postmaster George Metzger was relieved of duty after telegraphic orders arrived from the post office department. Captain Lon Bryson was installed to take temporary charge while bondsmen securing Metzger’s office were present. Metzger protested about bond readiness and a shortfall uncovered two weeks prior. his wife reportedly supplied diamonds to cover deficits amid lavish expenditures.
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Davenport
Post Office’ Department
Georgé
Metzger
Office. Co
Lon Bryson
Wes
Orice
Bryan
Metger
Stewart
Tim
Iowa Girls Education Criticized by Sioux City Leader
Sioux City superintendent Prof. W. M. Stephens urged changes in girls education at a public address. He criticized modern schooling for girls and argued for replacing Greek Latin and music with cooking and domestic skills, while stressing room keeping and body development as feminine aims.
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Sioux City
W. M. Stephens
Wriday
Stephens
Sophomore class pays damages for hotel vandalism
The Burkley Imperial Hotel in Iowa City settles for 95 dollars after a fall damage incident when a rock broke a window and a skunk was tossed into the dancing hall. Sophomore students admit the act was voluntary and pay restitution, while others deny involvement.
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Lowa “City
Antons City
Burkley Imperial Hotel
Clnam
Deep Snow Grips Central Iowa With Heavy Fall
An Des Moines dispatch reports three inches of snow across the Des Moines valley with a general statewide storm. Little wind and train delays were noted though most traffic remained moving. drifting and ongoing snowfall continued into the afternoon.
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A& Des Moine
Des Moines
Drowning At Forcing Ford On Waterman Creek Near Sutherland
Two men drowned when attempting to ford a swollen Waterman Creek near Sutherland on Wednesday. Delbert Bidwell, an auctioneer, and his brother O S Bidwell were in a carriage. Bidwell reached shore but died returning to aid the other man. Henry Gleason, farmer, and C P Jordan survived the failed rescue attempt.
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Sutherland
Gieason
Henry Glelae
Delbet Bidwell
Tical
C. P. Jorda
Bidwell
Delbert Bidwell
van Gleasan
Iowa Man Uses Cane To ward off Chicago Robbers
W. EL Mines a prominent stockman from this place was robbed Monday night in Chicago near the Rock Island depot. Three men demanded his wealth in a dark alley but he struck at one assailant with a heavy cane, prompting the others to flee after a brief fight.
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Chicago
W. EL Mines
Lie
Rock Island
Economic Signs Point to Stabilization in Early Spring Markets
A Newark item notes favorable factors in the business outlook amid threats of strikes and trade disruption. Rail and coke movements improve while iron and steel prospects remain encouraging though labor disputes persist. textile and cotton goods show mixed activity, with debt and wage costs cited as retarding influences.
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Newark
Indore
Eton
R.G. Dun & Co
West Middern
Ae O.co
Chicago
Pittsburg
Bexsewer Iron
Giret
New England
United States
Aenitiet
Ganon
Bradstreet
Matrimony Expensive Divorce Granted in Sioux City
The Sioux City court granted a divorce to John Tucker on Wednesday. Tucker, an old man, married Mary Middens years ago after meeting her at races in Kansas City. He gave her $20,000 and deeded the homestead, which was returned by the court. His wife resides at a Minneapolis resort. A Roane jew elry store report notes a theft of about $150 worth of jewelry from 7 Lea Stumpsod. police have a suspect description and are pursuing the case.
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Sioux City
John Tucker
Tucker
Kansas City
Ife
Wil
Tie
Minneapolis
Thiel
Lea Stumpsod
Feaverick Sues Creston For 5000 Damages
Tamer L. Feaverick sues the city of Creston claiming a sidewalk slip on snow caused a broken collarbone and seeks 5000 in damages. The suit details alleged city negligence and sidewalk conditions.
Iowa Creek Over Banks Rises Prompt Flood Warning
Severe floods threaten lowlands as the Iowa Creek and nearby rivers surge after days of heavy rainfall. Residents along the Loek River face high water conditions while a family reports the birth of triplets. Authorities issue warnings and monitor neighborhoods for rising waters.
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Iowa
Loek
Grain and Livestock Prices Across U.S. Cities Stir Markets
The report lists cattle hogs and sheep prices by city including Indianapolis St Louis Detroit Milwaukee and Cincinnati with grain like corn oats and wheat. Prices show wide ranges from prime to fair grades and include butter potatoes and rye values in various markets.
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Prairie
Indianapolis
Alattle
Ste, St. Louix
Cincinnati
Cattie
Faso
tUnitle
Bay
Sheen
Milwaukee
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Index
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HR “Commons
Mr. Sons
Jeourices
Kalleet Im Rat
Partoaf Byate
Wethadads
Moaielag
Nicaragua
Tadiana
Chengo
Indiana
Kottsaat
Francontinid
Gio Plow
Esause
Sisie
Mlingis
Gaus
Clicaga
Sweetheart
Fulton
McCaulley
Saan
Fife
W. Va
Aarorn
H. A. Griswold
Dunedin
DR. Kennedy
A Krosville
Tefin
Shia Mather
Senday
Pountain
Erik Arder
Calis
Rasoine Avay
Dini Adaiers
Ae Sedan
Sass
Theodore Roosevelt
Traction Company
Richards
Wheck
Burlington
Dubuque
Win
Bradley
Higheut
Key City Gas Company
Tula Toys Manufacturing
Anil Sommercial Enterprises
Lingqne
A. Brailles
Cedar Rapids
Dersons
Town
Traer
James Drehane
Pocahatcos Courty
Vie
William Brancey
Todiers
Thureday
George Metzger
J. W. Steart
Tripkets
Siris
Alice
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