Czar’s Recovery Hopes Amid Reports From Berlin
A St Petersburg dispatch notes a reassuring analysis of blood drawn from the Czar’s limbs, suggesting absorption may begin soon. If his majesty improves, the marriage of Czarina and Czarevich may be postponed to avoid illness shadows on the union. Father Ivan Cronstadt reportedly telegraphed words of faith as the miracle worker prays for recovery.
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Berlin
St.Petersburg
Czaro- Witz
Alix
Ivan
Holy John of Cronstadt
Cezar
Czar
Fatal street fight in York ends with police chief dead
In York Alabama a dispute between cotton firm agent A Cameron and timber merchant E Allison led to a pistol duel. Cameron fired wounding Allison and fatally injuring Chief of Police J W Thompson who died after being struck. Cameron was badly beaten and died later.
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York
Alabama
Pittsburg
Memphis
Ala
J. W. Thompson
A. Cameron
E. ¥. Allison
Allison
Cameron
Thompson
Ares
Thopson
Rivalry Formed Over Sugar and Spirits Trusts
The Great White Spirit Company of New Jersey plans to rival two trusts by refining sugar from juice and producing spirits from syrup. The venture mirrors German and French methods and aims to cut dependence on imported syrups and refine juice in the United States.
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Great White Spirkle Company
New York
Wall Street Vews Agency
Great White Spirit Company
New Jersey
Pnys
Big Wittsburg Fire and Other 1900s News Clutter
The notice mixes a disastrous blaze at J S Porter wholesale millinery and trimming Establishment with scattered items. It mentions alarm at the Academy of Music, hotel panic near Raventh Avenue, rumors of accidents, a Washington special on the Detroit cruise to the Asiatic station, and fires near Corinth with widespread destruction. Other reports cover a Chinese fleet order to defend Shanghai, a Paris dispatch on architect Leon Pelustre, a seized treaty prospect, a Queenstown sailing, and anarchist police warnings.
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Wittsburg
Prittsburg
J. S. Porter
Theo
Sera
Academy of Music
Raventh Avenue
Tigtell
Unriiser Pontract
Saila
Asia
Washington
Detroit
Heaton
New London
Gonn
Sepherary Herbert
Suez Canal
Three Companions Plan Paris Blowing Up Chamber
Fresh outrage cited as three compagnons from Poissy Lille and Lyons plan to reach Paris to blow up the Chamber of Deputies. Palais Bourbon guarded by police with vigilant surveillance and broad patrols on all known anarchists and suspects in the three locales. In trade news, indications are somewhat brighter than a week ago as politics calm, gold exports stop, mills reopen, and demand improves though farm prices stay weak. Wheat down, corn up, pork and lard lower, hogs down, wool markets soft. tariff effects visible in wool sales. US weekly failures total 231, Canada 92. year contrasts noted.
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Paris
Poissy
Lillé
Lyons
Chamber of Deputies
Palais Bourbon
New York
RO G. Dan
Weekly Trade Review
South
United States
Canada
Crisp Denies Run for U S Senate in Georgia
Atlanta political scene focuses on Senatorial race as Speaker Crisp says he will not seek the U S Senate. Rumors of a dark horse candidacy ease. Democrats expect a strong House majority next term and potential opposition from rival parties. Current contenders include Representative Jeary Corner, Senator Patrick Walsh, A. Ganon, and L. F. Garrard with varying leads.
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United States
Atlanta
Crisp
Georgia
Shome Predur
Inadara
Ele Sooty Ae
Jeary
Corner
Patrick Walsh
A. ©. Ganon
L. F. Garrard
ax-Speskerr
Tle Goongia House
Ganon
Challenging the Kaiser and a national flare up
Richard Goerdelar, once a letter writer to Emperor William, again sought an audience with President Cleveland, insisting a private grievance held almost national importance. The President’s aide refused entry, but Cleveland’s physician Dr. Barnard persuaded the man to depart. Goerdelar vowed to return, claiming two years of effort to clear a wartime imprisonment stigma in Germany.
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Richard Goerdelar
Kaiser
New York
Mniparor William
Adual
Barnat
Cleveland
Gaardeler
Grant
Gaerdeler
Med Bryant
Germany
William
Ganedeler
Seaside West Street hotel fire leaves many dead in Seattle
A West Street hotel fire in Seattle killed sixteen people as flames swept through dry timber corridors. Identified victims include EF Boilman, M McZooley, Angus Mixon, C Wilson, Anderson Otterson and Mrs Otterson and relatives. Four men, one woman, and one child remain unidentified. Cause traced to a kitchen lump explosion. Exit stairway blocked, smoke filled halls, labyrinth layout hindered evacuation.
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Seattle
Wash
West Street
EF. Boilman
M. McZooley
Angus Mixon
C. Wilson
Anderson Andrew Otterson
Otterson
Hultman
J. H. Hancock
Rolfe
A. Grahn
Lis. Wilson
Boarding House Blown Up in Pennsylvania
A Hungarian boarding house in Laurel Run, near Wilkes-Barre, was destroyed by dynamite. Three inmates were killed, four fatally injured, and several others seriously hurt. Investigators report twenty four sticks of dynamite used, with suspects seen fleeing and pockets rifled by four men after the blast.
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Wilkesbarra
Laurel Run
Resignation Shock in German Leadership Amid Reform Debates
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor von Caprivi and Count Eulenberg resigned amid tensions over socialist repression and reform plans. Caprivi’s resignation accepted by Emperor William. Eulenberg’s resignation not accepted. Reports cite discord over anti revolutionary measures and finance reforms, with revived debate on combining or separating imperial chancellorship and Prussian premier roles.
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ChanccMor von Caprivi
Count Ementyerg Hestzn
Berlin
Cokoene
Cologne
von Caprivi
Conor Eulenberg
Council of Ministers
Eulenberg
Essutes
Reichstag
Caprivi
William
Echenberg
Sending Troops to the Frontier and Other Global Notes
City of Mexico reports Sixth Infantry under General Gartian near Fabasen on the Guatemala frontier. General Zeta accuses San Salvador of sending an agent to kill him. Freta claims a robbery of WOW, stare ta Heep Away Tan in New York. Lexew Committee heard fifty witnesses as it opened its session. The committee clarifies it continues beyond January and urges staying outside until 1865. Times notes Gaming liquidation to extend another year. Habilities reduced to £1,701 4gQ. Berlin reports repeal of law restricting imperial bank advances on Russian securities.
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City of Mexico
Lorenzo Gartian
Fabasen
Guatemala
Antonio Zeta
San Salvador
Freta
New York
Lexew
Lenden Special
Times
Alsaalt
Berlin
Imperial Bankerma
Anti Horse Thief Association of Iowa Convened at Des Moines
The Anti Horse Thief Association of Iowa met in Des Moines to discuss crime suppression and the recovery of stolen property. The group, formed thirty-two years ago, boosts civil cooperation, operates in secret lodges with rituals, and reports nationwide growth from 1,500 to 3,200 members across multiple states and forty lodges in Iowa.
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Aca Ater Thierens
National Association
West
Missouri
Iowa
Llinois
Kansas
Mortgage debt and farm incumbrance in Iowa and U S
An analysis compares farm mortgages and debt in Iowa with national figures. It cites percentages of debt versus land value, average incumbrance per farm, and total mortgage counts across states, noting Iowa's mortgages, regional disparities, and shifts in indebtedness.
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Iowa
United States
Jans
United Tates
Jowary Shak
Grand Lodge of Iowa Session Grants Record Numbers
The annual Grand Lodge of God Fellow of Iowa held at Burlington conferred on 210 past grands the largest session total since founding. Grand Secretary Wr. Garrett reported six months ending August 1904 showing 542 lodges, 600 Galil Fellina members in good standing, 1, etc.
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Iowa
Burlington
Erand Lodge
Garrett
Galil Fellina
Tundon Theo di
Iarder in His Heart Threats Kill Lawyer in Clinton
Isha Grusendorf entered Carrell Bros. law offices in Clinton and threatened to kill A E Carroll with a revolver. Carroll tackled him, a struggle ensued, a shot was fired, Grusendorf was arrested and bound over to the Grand Jury on assault with intent to murder. The case stems from a divorce suit in which Carroll represented Grusendorf’s wife.
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Isha Grusendorf
Carrell Bros
Clinton
A. KE. Carroll
Carroll
Grusendorfs
Grosendoch
Grusendorf
A. E. Carroll
Wif
Arrests in War and Wene region shuffle suspects in cattle theft
George Hauven and William Alderman were arrested at Muscatine and jailed in Davenport by Sheriff Wessler after five weeks of pursuing them. About forty head of cattle were stolen from Mississippi bottoms farmers and twenty head were said to have been sent to Davenport. The defendants are linked to the thefts. Drayen is a former keeper and the other man’s occupation is unknown. Clinton reports James McRihaney convicted of resistance with intent to murder Gilbear Cole, two years in the penitentiary. John Mellale convicted of assault and jailed four months. Minnie Gerhard also received a sentence for keeping house off fame, six months in the penitentiary, though time served reduced the term.
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Wene
George Hauven
William Alderman
Muscatine
Davenport
Sherif Wessler
Mississippi
Drayen
Clinton
James McRihaney
Wesaint
Gilbear Cole
Jadge Wolfe
John Mellale
Dor
Har Srebate
Tinia
Grave Robbery and alibi charges swirl in Iowa reports
The itemized news digest details G. W. Edwinstone's arrest in Hamilton II on a grave robbery charge at Dennelkoo, with J. M. Baxter and Fd Yourg jailed. It recounts a Sterling Club dance in Iowa City, a death after a man collapsed following a doorway incident, oil discoveries near Redfield, land deals by Eastern capitalists, and multiple legal cases including Mrs. Otto Peterson suing the Jessy Stewing Company for 10000 amid a drunken row murder. Also covered are the State Auditor dispute over militia expenses, a Clarksville man fleeing on a Great Western train, and a Grand Mound shooting incident with a revolver. The Des Moines mortgage suit against the Mes Moines Northern and Western Railway seeks foreclosure, plus militia funding appeals and the Marshalltown G. A. R. session.
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G. W. Edwinstone
Hamilton
Dennelkoo
J. M. Baxter
Fd Yourg
Rabenaut
Sterling Club
Iowa City
Ato Orlock
Otto Peterson
Jessy Stewing Company
Wm. Welch
Wari Staffe
Pring
McCarthy
State Executive Council
Kellys
Executive Council
Storm
Clarksville
Great Western
Hampton
Ira
Bramer County
Mary Hauscheldt
Grand Mound
Richard Harrington
Hampeon
Lampson
MakEbwain
McElwain
Miss Wale
Central Station
Coffne
Phan McElwain
Tall
Minx Blair
Thora
Ian
Sampson
Des Moines
Metropolitan Trust Company
Mes Moines, Northern and Western Railway
Polk
Dallas
Guthrie
Greene
Calhoun
Jonne
BM. Hubbell
Theenas
Thea Cours
Aft
Lowa
Arba Socrniuer
Pastries Court
Be Moines
Supreme Court
Vrs
Conventio
G. A. H. Hall
Marshalltown
Mars
Paterson
Roller Corps
Dapartmeant
Mes
Flora Myane
Ling Ah
Prass Enn
Family perishes in Knoxville area blaze
In Enoville a neighbor found Silas Jones his wife and their six year old daughter dead as flames roared from a farm house. Firefighters saved only small items from the summer kitchen. Jones and his wife lay on a bed with clothing and bedclothes burned. Supposed cause is a defective flue with Jones attempting to save his family before succumbing.
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Silas Jones
Gurrey
Knoxville
Enoville
Jones
Marble Quarry Discovered Near Iowa Falls
A splendid marble quarry along the Iowa River west of Iowa Falls is to be developed by a stock company. The stone polishes well and resembles hard granite, though it is not as hard. The site also yields a fine grade of stone for home use and abundant fire clay. The discovery promises a large local industry.
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Iowa River
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Druggist Convicted Over Beer Sale in Des Moines Court
A Creston druggist McGregor faced a federal Des Moines ruling over selling beer by the case. The court deemed wholesale beer sales require a wholesaler license. McGregor was fined for violating revenue laws. The long report also notes local incidents including militia costs, cholera in Storm Lake, a Cedar Rapids party ballot ruling, a missing German man, a robberies, and other town news.
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Des Moines
McGregor
Creston
Internal Revenue
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Hea Lacrimer
Brad Greeman
Petersburg
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Takio
Mulomis
Advisemien
Geralany
Anti-orsetiles Association
Ida
Albert Largon
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Amimisnivion
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Mucha
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Sioux City
Thaeward Fund
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Storm Lake
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Osceola County
People’s Party
Foul
Fred Buchrer
Cedar Rapids
Tie
Albert
Spaulding
Mother
Vinton
Guy
Young People’s Christian Union
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Nune
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