Organized American Liberal League vows to defeat APA
In San Francisco the American Liberal League formed by Roman Catholic lay members argues to unseat candidates backed by the American Protective Association. Meetings occur in precincts as the league seeks district and central organization to defeat APA aligned tickets, citing conservative municipal nominations and a faction rife with APA members.
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The
P. A
San Francisco
Ameridean Protective Association
Bes
American Liberal League
American Protective Wissociation
APA
A. PA
A. P
Decisive battle in China Japan War near future
Washington special reports a climactic battle in the China Japan War is expected within days. Reports say the Japanese advance on Peking is advancing slowly against a Chinese defense weakened by climate and limited winter gear. Both sides brace for a decisive confrontation as campaigns shift into the next phase.
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Order
Washington
Avo Wenlra Vey Wiuwe
Tnst
Tihe
Ava
Fateh
Dupaneig
Petin
Petin, Sad the Invading Army Ja Camp Dead By Forea
Girikea
Mansson
Pekin
Reorganization notes reveal bond losses and robberies
An evening paper reports that the Chiesxa and Northern Pasilia railroad commissions found 2,510,010 Linpampany bonds and misfiled margins from the Northern Pacific. In Texas, Treasurer Garnett was robbed at Pine County by a pistol-wielding assailant. escape achieved, pursuit ongoing. Reports also mention American slave gain and vague European rumors as routine business proceeds with no trough reorganization plan.
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CHO
Rands
New York Special
Chiesxa and
Northern Pasilia Railroad
Linpampany
Treasury
Td Committee
Northern Pacific Company
Scommibles
Pullman Company denies rumor of Pennsylvania plant plan
Scranton Board of Trade heard a report that Pullman wanted a eastern branch in the iron and coal region of Pennsylvania. Mr Pullman replied the report is false. Later it was found that former Pullman employees active in Elizabeth New Jersey were pursuing a palace car plant with no patent infringements indicated.
Victorious Japanese Celebrate Ping Yang Victory
From Yokohama reports a vast Japanese triumph at Ping Yang marks a major land battle with China. Japan claims the Chinese army in Corea was annihilated, with many prisoners and scarce Chinese arms, while four Chinese generals surrendered with trooops and treasure.
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San Francisco
Yokohama
Japan
Ping Yang
Corva
The
Nesterday
Tokio
Corean
Yalu Teiver
Regulation of alcohol manufacture under revenue act debated
A dated memo from Commissioner Miller to the Secretary discusses regulating alcohol production and distribution under the Revenue Act of August 28, 154. It notes manufacturers’ concerns and the need for official supervision to prevent fraud and protect government and industry interests.
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Alek Seccleis
Sovrstany
Miller
She Nal Beygane
Emves
Ny Communications
Haan
Apit
Prapara
Manny
Alvis A Sensation At Charge In Forest Fire Case
A district court hearing alleges an employee of Laird & Boyli started a fire at a sawmill leading to the destruction of land and timber near Linckley. Defendants Wisdom and Vannin deny liability, claiming the blaze arose from negligence by the plaintiffs and their workers. Other items note a railway cost estimate from Washington and Toronto aldermen alleged extortion in a light company tender dispute.
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Kira
Tig Villace
Linckley
Harrighues
William F. Shunk
Cehauntepes
Peru
Washington
Tomlin Aldermen
Toronto
Ont
Epecitt
Weekly Trade Review From Dun on Market Situa tion
Dun's Weekly Review of Trade notes weaker demand for manufactured goods as wheat and cotton hit record lows due to stock accumulations. Corn receipts lag, exports shrink, pork and lard prices falter while iron demand rises yet prices fall. U S failures for the past week total 219, up from 126 a year ago.
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Dun
New Yorke
Review of Trade
United States
Powers to Interfere in China Split European Press
London reports in St James Gazette that Eng land France and Russia are deeply involved in the possible dissolution of the Chinese Empire. Russia reportedly signals indifference to Far East events while Britain and other powers weigh the risk of a wider international war rather than a solely Japanese affair.
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Japan
China
Europe
London
St. James
England
France
Russia
Far East
Manchester Guardian
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Corea
Wunsia
Dan Bley Caldick
Dan Bley Caldick Couns
Arrest of Allan in Farm Loan Scheme Claims 140 From Leonas
Telegram from Chief Johnson of Des Moines documents charges against Allan for obtaining 140 from Leona and others connected to an American farm loan firm. Officials describe the arrest as an initial move in a criminal case and allege the funds were meant for preliminary expenses. No claimant has appeared and the jailer’s intent was only recently disclosed.
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Reehert
Flaubert A. Aflenchton
Enz
Plier Johnson
Ves Moines
Lawe
Mien
Vr. i. Leona
Allan
Allen
Omaha
England
Lyong
Farmers' National Congress in Parkersburg WV
Report covers a large assembly of prominent farmers from across the state and delegates from many other states. A committee was appointed to investigate charges against millers and advocate rail transport of live stock with limited delays.
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Farmers’ National Congress
Parkersburz
W.vs
Farmers National Cong
Atste
Tavanty
Millers
Growth of Our Manufacturing and Agriculture 1890 Iowa
Iowa shows progress in farming and manufacturing from 1820 to 1890 with output figures for gas manufacturing, acres under cultivation, and farm counts. The Pool will case in Burlington raises contest over a dower claim after Mrs. Mary Burnham asserts lack of marriage, while Robert J. remains dominant in pacing, defeating Joe Patchen and setting records.
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Iowa
IeSu
Pool Will
Burlington
Mary Burnham
Bindtus
Mr. Pool
Twenty five novices take final vows at Dubuque mother house
A Sunday ceremony at the Sisters of Charity mother house in Dubuque saw twenty five novices take final vows. The report notes the event amid broad family attendance from New York, Tuditan, and Chicago, with reinforced details on celebrants and local church connections.
Ailes Axe Kills Wife Then Slits Own Throat in City
In Sae City, William Toole, a laborer, killed his wife with an axe after a fierce quarrel about her associations with other men. He then cut his own throat with a razor. The couple's two young children witnessed the tragedy. The husband survived, conscious, though badly injured and bleeding.
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Idarous
Citylaw
Mrains
Sae City
William Toole
Assessors Seek Fees For Investigation Work
Des Moines assessors and the board of supervisors have filed a joint case in district court to decide if assessors are entitled to compensation for time spent investigating places to determine liquor sales. They argue information gathered is necessary to decide mule tax levies. Judge Conrad will hear the case once the issues are framed. Similar refusals occurred in other counties when no violation was found.
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Sisters of Charity
Dubuque
Sermere
Edgar M. Burt
Burlington
New York
Tuditau
Chicago
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N. J. Burt & Co
Frans M. Garson
First Presbyterian Church of
Clinton
Jennie Madge Sugg
J. B. Sueg
Joseph Varty
R .G. Bowell
M. B. Winn
Illinois and Iowa Railway Company
Council Bluffs
Frank Argyle
Starr's Cave Mining Company
North American Lead and Zinc Company
Dizon
Argyle
Bing Springs
Tennessee
Hattariog
J. M. Sullivan
J B. MicKiernan
Burlington Company
Avy Des Moines
District Court
Conrad
Polk
Fara
Valneg
Secratary Ghatiar
Strta Agricultural Society
Jawa Farma
I Wan
Howe
Tyre
Rome
Abney
Sinta Hank
Mediapolis
Phres
Burlinzion
Stiga
Liberty
Board of Supervisors
Des Moines
Farmer Stubbed in Disputed Onion Field Clash
Ben Lincoln a farmer near Plattsmouth was stabbed in a quarrel with Tom Robb who had leased his land for onions. Lincoln struck Robb with a club prompting Robb to stab Lincoln in the thigh with a knife. Lincoln’s condition is serious and Robb claims self defense. no arrest reported.
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Ben Lincoln
Towa
Plattsmouth
Lincoln
Tom Robb
Robb
Coal vein found during well digging on North Hill lot
While Mr. Wildman bored a well on Mr Devon’s North Hill residence, a coal seam was struck at about thirty five feet depth. The discovery occurred on the avenue near the site, described in fractured text as a vein of dust and shale. Local observers speculate on regional coal abundance in Union County amid unclear details.
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Crestan
Wildman
Devon
North Hill
Shadlow
Waulovists
Union County
Nbitilan
Payin
Apiantes
Waterworks Plant Near Centerville Complete
The work of laying mains for the new waterworks plant at Centerville is finished. Water will be pumped from a well over 300 feet deep with six inches in diameter, though operations face difficulties from the great water pressure and cave-ins below the casing.
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Center Ville
Governor fixes date for execution in Madison Penitentiary
An appeal delayed the October 19 execution of James O. Lael Dooley, who killed his aunt and cousin in Adams County in September 1883. The governor set the death act pending Supreme Court action, with the sentence to be carried out at the Fork Madison Penitentiary.
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Analeg
Jackson
James O. Lael Dooley
Conzin
Adama County
Spet
Theo
Supreme Court
Fork Madison
Fire at Delham market destroys wide range of goods
Fire swept through Delham damaging vast merchandise from the meat market origin, with principal losses including hardware and store buildings. Reported figures show significant property damage and numerous items destroyed or severely harmed across several shops in the area.
Byroth abduction case ends in state victory at Marenka
The been on trial at Marenka for weeks resulted in a state victory. I. I. Burka bound over to grand jury with bonds of 21,000 in default of which we remain at the county jail. The decision followed overwhelming state testimony.
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Uo Atuinetionasi
Bylroth
Hich
Marenka
I. i. Burka
Awiben Visiter by the Anthon Fire Ravages Town
A disastrous fire swept Awiben Visiter by the Anthon, destroying property valued at about 880000. Major losses hit Booker & Gordon hardware, A. H. Smith furniture, and the Anthony Opera House. insurance coverage was partial. The town was saved by quick action and public aid.
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Anthon
Booker & Gordon
A. H. Smith
Anthony
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