SHERMAN PROGRESSES IN HOSPITAL SICKNESS UPDATE
Vice Presidential candidate James Sherman of Utica New Jersey remains in hospital after gall stone passage. Doctors report improved condition though no immediate operation is certain. wife Mrs Sherman is in better spirits after the long trip and Sherman expects to leave by Sunday if possible.
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New York Paper Firms Fined Under Sherman Act
Twenty four Manila wrapping paper manufacturers were fined 1000 dollars each by Judge Hough in the US circuit court on a Monday. They pleaded guilty to maintaining an illegal restraint of trade as members of the Manila and Fiber association. The judge ruled the conduct violated the Sherman act but imposed fines due to extenuating circumstances. The firms arranged to pay via their counsel with John N acting as agent. The case linked to a large cost by paper manufacturers organized by John H Pa in 1805.
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Manila
Hough
United States
Manila and Fiber Association
President and family reach Oyster Bay after quiet trip
President Roosevelt and his wife and son Quentin arrive at Oyster Bay Saturday night after traveling from Washington. The Roosevelt party includes Ethel Roosevelt and their brindle bulldog, with a security detail and White House staff accompanying them at the Long Island residence.
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White Horse
Nine Black people lynched in Savannah incident
Reports describe a brutal sequence in Savannah where Black individuals were lynched after being pursued by white assailants. Five died at a tree, one attempting escape was shot, another struck later, and two more bodies surfaced in a creek bottom, marking a deadly night.
Emperor William Visits Kiel for Yacht Races
Emperor William aboard the imperial yacht steamed into Kiel bay on Wednesday to witness the yacht races. The Hohenzollern moved between 11 battleships and 12 cruisers in the harbor as the fleet gathered.
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Hohenzollern
Shortage in Sac County Treasurer’s Office Revealed
A county report lists a shortage of 34 015.80 dollars tied to former treasurer William H. Inferman and assistant Peiris. Treasurer Burnap recommends system reforms after weeks of audit. Real estate and other assets were turned over to bondsmen weeks earlier as investigations continued.
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William H Nfermanon
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Mother Browns Babies Tragedy Amid Ida Grove Rescue
In Ida Grove a dramatic incident involving a mother and her four children led to a perilous moment. A bystander intervened as the crowd watched, and a rescue was attempted with assistance from others nearby. The event, described in fragmentary notes, suggests concerns over safety and response during a near drowning or drowning attempt. No confirmed names or precise locations are clear in the readable text.
Father Shoots Son Tragedy at Shell Reck Farm
A deadly shooting at Shell Reck Farm left a father fatally harming his son in a shocking domestic incident. The scene was grim with neighbors reporting a sudden flash of violence and authorities beginning investigations into motive and accountability.
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Severe Storm at Dude Drives
Severe storm impacts Dude Drives area with strong winds and heavy rainfall. Local authorities report property damage and power outages as residents brace for continued unsettled weather through the evening. Emergency services urge caution and advise securing outdoors items.
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Dude Drives
Fragmentary sports note on a fatal horse incident
An incomplete report describes a team maintaining focus under pressure from Well and a principal stress. It mentions Mr. Jones facing horses and repelling injuries that caused his death, with references to Well and a tense confrontation.
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Storm wrecks hit northeastern Iowa farms and towns
A violent weekend storm swept northeastern Iowa causing washed out railways and tracks, collapsed walls, and widespread damage. Dozens of buildings were destroyed or damaged, with crops and livestock losses reported statewide. An immense yarn mill near Kendallville and several farms suffered severe structural hits as tornado winds flattened fields and homes.
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Dubuque
Mary Malis
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Cresco
Courly
Son slain by mother in tragic family case
Readable fragments report a mother harming her son in a fatal attack. Details are sparse but indicate a homicide within the home and subsequent police involvement. No names or places are clearly readable. The case centers on a fatal stabbing or stabbing-like act and a police response.
Bliffe Bluffs Rowing Resort Sells Lakeside Lot
Turbulent note from Lake Manana details a $5 unit sale amid a steamboat and rowing activity. The shore area shows severe erosion with a lake depth around six feet and a three to six foot river section.
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Keaper
Ceniter
Rock Rapids Man Reported Incident at Local Tank
Unclear OCR fragment indicates a Rock Rapids man related to a reported incident at a tank location. Names and details are unreadable, preventing full factual reconstruction.
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Rock Rapids
Will J
Sees Heir Dies Claim to Servian Throne Arises
A fragmented notice claims Theod Srew’s son Thendere Srey seeks inherited rights to the Servian throne from the effects of illness and prior operation. It alleges he is rightful heir and has spent money securing his claim, presenting himself as the heir to the throne.
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Republicans Meet Harmonious Convention at Waterloo
A Iowa Republican convention in Waterloo adopted a platform praising Theodore Roosevelt and supporting Taft and Sherman. William Hart served as temporary chair. Hubert Healy of Fort Dodge was named permanent chair. two Supreme Court nominees were formally listed, with party leaders endorsing state officials and primary reform. The state committee members from various counties were elected, noting Progressive presence in organization.
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Town of Three Rivers Sees Massive Fire Destruction
A severe blaze in Three Rivers, Quebec, driven by strong winds, destroyed the business district and over 300 buildings. Losses exceed $1,000,000 as firemen from Montreal and nearby cities along with soldiers battled the flames. many homes and hotels were burned, leaving many families homeless.
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Leeds dies in Paris after health trip
W B Leeds died suddenly in a Paris hotel on Tuesday during a health trip. He had been in good health for years and was once president of the Rock Island railroad. Estimates place his wealth at about 35 million dollars. The notice also mentions royal marriage details in London with King Edward and Queen Alexandra in attendance.
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Mr. Leeds
Rock Island Railroad
Paris
Treséa
Jean Reid
London
Edward
Alexandre
Tural
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John Hubert Ward
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Stephenson Seeks Re-Election in Wisconsin
United States Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin announced his candidacy for re election. He had been elected to fill the unexpired Spooner term after Spooner resigned and now seeks another full term in the United States Senate.
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Milwaukee
United States
Wisconsin
John C. Spooner
Government Attorney Resigns in Oklahoma Land Office
Washington L. F. Parker Jr. of Vinita Oklahoma, recently named assistant attorney general in charge of land litigation in Oklahoma, has resigned due to ill health. Parker held the post briefly amid state land case work and resigns effective immediately, with no further public explanation given.
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L. F. Parker, Jr
Vinita, Okla
Oklahoma
Bloody fight at Tehran parliament ends in bombardment
Teheran witnesses a violent clash around the parliament after arrests ordered by the shah. Cossacks and troops surround the building, shots kill several soldiers, and a bombardment of the parliament and surrounding sites begins. The day ends with continued attacks and a tense, quiet city at night.
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Themarliament
Te Jament
London
Daily Mails
Progressives Control Iowa Republican Convention Nominates Judges
At the Iowa Republican state convention in Waterloo progressives held influence and backed progressive railroad and corporation legislation while endorsing the Iowa congressional delegation. They secured control of the new state campaign committee and nominated Judges Scott M. Ladd and Silas M. Wear to the supreme bench as part of confirmations of recent party nominations.
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Ila
Iowa
Congress
Scott M. Ladd
Silas M. Wear
Big Oil Losses From Electric Storms in Pennsylvania
A powerful electrical storm across western and northern Pennsylvania on Tuesday and Wednesday caused fires and massive oil losses. Bradford Warren and Washington reported several large fires tied to oil fields with losses around 500000 dollars and over 100000 barrels of oil affected. The events highlight the dangers of electrical activity striking oil regions in the Ojl Fields, Isburg area.
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Westie
Northernsylvania
Bradford
Warren
Washington
Des Moines baseball figure dies at 48 in Des Moines
Des Moines native once manager of the Baltimore team and later led the Des Moines team in 1886 to a national record of 25 straight wins. He died here Wednesday at age 48, leaving a notable mark in early baseball ranks.
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Baltimore
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Receiver Sought for Steck First National Bank
Des Moines Iowa Jacob Barless owner of Steck First National Bank petitions federal court for the appointment of a receiver for the institution. The bank has capital stock of 25000 dollars.
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Steck
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