British envoy Bayard clashes with Salisbury over Venezuelan dispute
The article reports a heated exchange between American envoy Bayard and British Prime Minister Salisbury over Venezuela. Bayard objects to Britain's stance on the Monroe doctrine, while Salisbury interrupts and defends the dispatch terms. The State Department recalls England's role as an American power and questions frontier boundaries.
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State Department
Lord Salisbury
England
United States
Bayard
British Colonial Offices
Colonial Department
Hrithah Guinot
Old Salisbury
Jumper Stanley plans perilous canal ploy this week
Dahith Minn special reports Melige Jumper Stanley will test a self constructed barrel trap with engineer Fred Briede. The setup uses sixteen pounds lead and an adjustable hammock to swing the cask into place as Stanley attempts the plunge on a canal.
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Melige
Stanley
Meredith Blanley
Horale
Fred Briede
Briede
Centennial Celebration Draws Thousands to City Parades
Early trains brought crowds to the city as civic military and industrial parade stretched five miles. In daytime, drills and contests filled the schedule with 65 000 spectators watching the marching. At night the old soldiers campfire drew 3 000 as Gov Matthews and Commander Walker addressed attendees.
Review of the Week Shows Promising yet Uneven Markets
The Dunn & Cos Weekly Review reports mixed signals in global trade and commodities. Cotton demand cools while prices halt. gold exports may resume if prices do not fall further. Wheat exports slide as Russian and Argentine shipments rise, and U.S. Western yields remain strong yet not indicating a shortage. Iron industry holds steady on old orders with scarce new business and price concessions.
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New York
Trada
New Orleans
Russia
Argentine
Minneapolis
Padiaree
United States
Canada
Whirkren Trust Affairs Feature of Settlement
A New York special reports a settlement in the whiskey trust. Morris and Greenhut noted as major figures. Morris, described as a leading cattle feeder, allegedly contracted to feed 30 000 cattle for six cents per basket and share profits with no risk to the new Spirits Manufacturing Company. The new arrangement pays Morris six cents per bushel for slop with no profit share, about 400000 dollars claimed against directors for losses, and lawsuits against the old board dismissed.
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New York
Hod Meaatn
Morris
Greenline
Mahjomes
Greenhut
Air
Morvin
The
Spirits Manufacturing Company
Old Whiskey Trust
Mr. Morris
Whisky Trust
New Whiskey Trust
Old Trust
Haveeen
Muscatine Man Held by Chicago Women Thieves
Muscatine resident Carpenter stopped at Palmer House in Chicago when three notorious women thieves Tara Donegan Minnie May and Jennie Monroe robbed him of 46 dollars. He detained them until police arrested them at Harrison Street station. An apparent fake policeman who vanished may have aided the trio.
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Muscatine
Chicago
Carpenter
Towa
Palmer Tronsea
Aree
Slate Street
Tara Donegan
Minnie May
Jennie Amonroe
Harrison Street Street
State Street
Wic
Mooney
Richland
A. C. Charleton
Allen Stoker
Charleton
Stoker
Sinker
Renal Estate
Chicago Board of Trade
John W. Overton
Madison
Wis
Des Moines
Robebery
Drake Medical Colles
William Chase
Woodland Cemetery
Wentucky
Jie
Manson School Board
J.J. Kenleva
Roglawell City
Keete
Sioux City
New Managa School House
Iva Hang
Fort Dodge
Bitux City
Expres
Tia
Buit Ba Board of Education
Keefe
Plana
Sigux Cir
Fifty Passengers Drowned Collision Off Cairo
A ferry carrying sixty passengers collided near Cairo with an anchored steamer. The vessel capsized and fifty lives were lost, most of them women, in the disaster reported from Alexandria.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Cairo
Madman Holds Police at Bay in Chicago Park District
For seventeen hours a man armed with a Winchester rifle and revolver defied police in a second story room overlooking Woodlawn Park in Chicago's upscale district. Bullets shattered doors and windows as G. S. Merwin fired at officers and neighbors, injuring no one but causing near escapes. Police finally overwhelmed him and used chloroform after a furnace fire and tense standoffs.
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Chicago
Woodland Park
Hinatie
G. 5
Merwin
Firin
Rogers
Brown & Co
Abraham Baldwin
Merton
Asihey
Wreck in Indiana Kills Three as Pay Car Teeters
Reports from Ceylon detail a Grand Hapida and Indiana railroad pay car wreck near a rip in the track. Three men killed including John Malott and James Green. two residents of the area among the dead. A separate Lebanon Syria clash escalates with thousands mobilizing between Druze and Mufti followers near Sidon. In Santa Fe a solemn pallium ceremony crowns Archbishop Chappelle with Cardinal Gibbons officiating. Agnes Chester, a Christian Science healer, is arrested in Kalamazoo for practicing medicine illegally. An explosion at Kung Pai near Kin Chow sinks a troop steamship with hundreds killed.
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Indiana
Devatur
Inn
Ceylon
Here
Grand Hapida
John Malott
James Green
Ea Anlich
Altynillda
Kalamazoo
Mich
Agnes Chester
Michigan
Alarog
Tn May
Della D. Pierce
Shanghai Special
Kung Pai
Kin Chow
Chilean Cabinet Resigns Leaving Government Without Majority
The Chilian cabinet has resigned amid political upheaval, leaving Santiago without a formal executive team as leaders seek a new course for governance. Senior officials announced stepping down, prompting a period of reshuffling and uncertainty in the capital.
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Chili
Santiago
Market Quotations Across Cities and Commodities
Market quotes from Sioux City Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City and South Omaha show cattle prices ranging from 2.82 to 9.00 dollars, hogs from 3.25 to 3.95, sheep largely up to 4.60, and grain notes for wheat oats and rye with varied bids and futures signals across the period. The report covers common to prime cattle, shipping hogs, and regional price spreads with miscellaneous grain figures and dates.
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Sioux City
Chicago
Shige
Minneapolis
Cattia
Kansas City
South Omaha
Iowa Fish Commissioner brings 25 000 silver bass to Clear Lake in state effort
State Fish Commissioner George E Delevan arrived with 25 000 silver bass for release at Clear Lake, noting two thirds are silver bass and yearlings ready for next year. He cites Minnesota and Illinois as examples with stricter game laws and fish wards, urging Iowa to act to curb poaching and improve enforcement. A Belle Plaine death and Des Moines political, legal, and farm news fill the rest of the column.
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Iowa
George E
Delevan
Lake
Clear Lake
Towa
Ind
Minnesota
Missouri
Minnesota Lakes
John X. Stone
Gabing
John
Stone
Maimeroia
Belle Plaine
John Zerbee
Joseph Zerber
Alateitange
Des Moines
W. JK. Boardman
The
Grange
Iie
Rain Water Whisky and Gasoline Store Tragedy
Des Moines area reports include a scam where bootleg whisky sellers passed off rain water with slight coloring and charged 40 cents a half pint. Separate item describes Mrs. Tom Parks dying after a gasoline store explosion near Plankinton, a family tragedy witnessed by husband and children.
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Ehiraty Benitens
Des: Moines
Dés- Moines
United States
Trasi
Gald
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Times
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Imi
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Dunn & Cos Review
Whirkren Trust
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Plankinton
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Als Parks
Ars. Parks
Ohers Oker
Cedar Rapida
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Charles
Dvorak
Osage
H. V. Hvana
Tasi
State Agricultural Society
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Towa Young People’s Society of Christaix Endeavor
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