Rate law in effect roads fail to meet requirements
New York dispatch says the interstate commerce commission enforces the new railroad rate law, applying to all interstate carriers. Roads failed to file schedules by midnight, and no extra charges will be allowed. Shippers may seek pre approved rates, with full cost disclosures required. The commission will issue additions as needed to ensure compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interstate Commerce My Commission
Interstace Commerce Commission
Potato Blight Reported Across Ireland Areas
A terse notice notes potato blight outbreaks in various regions of Ireland. It mentions affected areas and warnings for growers and traders. No detailed locations or dates are provided in the surviving text.
Siew Cite Live rkae Breer Amy Pket
Fragmentary readable text mentions names Siew Cite Live and Amy Pket with unclear context and locations. No coherent event or facts to confirm a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siew
Liverkae
Breer
Amy Pket
Insurance measure eyed amid war fears and amnesty talks
President Palma and cabinet discuss a thirty day amnesty for insurrectionists while treasury funds bolster defense and enlistment rises. The insurance commission debates annual apportionment of surplus to policyholders under mutual and participating plans amid calls for reform and anti fraud measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palma
Milfeus
Cuba
Mrs B J Kemer Reports Husband Missing In Chicago
Woman tells police her husband vanished and later identifies a canal corpse as him. A second body drifted from Lake Michigan. claims arise of life insurance and a suit of clothes matching him. She then reports her husband alive in Anesan, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Kemer
Chicago
Mano
Kempler
Rempler
France
Hent
Boinman
Lake Michigan
Battle in Railways Cave Ends in Fatal Clash
Report from Leonard describes a violent confrontation between a posse and robbers in a rail camp area. Two men were killed, with officers pursuing suspects as a battle erupted and several assailants fled. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ficht
Posse
Nesroes
Leonard
John Mfr
Powes Smith
Barker
Nestra
Ar- Teal
Powers
Gemeas
Miles to St Petershurs Saturds Penreris
Fragmentary OCR notes show travel to a place named St Petershurs with words Saturds and Penreris likely indicating a schedule or distance. Ambassy context appears but details are unclear and names may be misspelled.
Claims of Sooners Upheld in Wyoming Reservation Clash
Troops are ordered to preserve order at the Shoshone reservation near Lander. Governor Bronson dispatched Company B of the state guard after Sheriff Stoush requested aid to oust squatters who occupied town huts on the new townsite. Indian Agent Wadsworth had restricted settlement until October 15, but a ruling from the secretary of the interior supported the troops’ mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Town
Stoush
Fremont Counts
Bronows Ortered
State Nations
Lander
Wads- Worth
Gem
Michards
Secretary of the Interior
Wadsworth
Wnission
Insurance loss tops total on Paines San Francisco building
The article notes a $1,250,009 distribution among 73 insured parties after a total loss of a San Francisco building. It claims the quake loss is among the largest adjusted in the country, with a rebuilding value around $1,502,610.22 and damage estimated at about a certain percentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne Insurance
San Francisco
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Aimes
Reed Memorial Fund Grows From Yellow Fever Discovery
Interest in the Walter Reed Memorial Fund is revived by a feature on Yellow Fever work. Prominent figures from universities and army medical departments join scientists across the United States in supporting Mrs Reed and her child, to honor the physician credited with the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Feed
Howard A. Ke
Fonn University
Post Publise Seon Ge
Amy Medical Department
United
Peed
Fragmentary OCR Note from Western Beamie Bell Page
Fragmented text from an OCR extract shows unclear names and items. Some phrases resemble place names and personnel but the content is largely unreadable and does not present a coherent event or report.
Secretary Wilson Praises Sioux City Packing Plants
Hon. James Wilson secretary of agriculture in the Roosevelt cabinet, after touring Sioux City packing houses, predicted the area would become a major meat packing center as farmers shift from grain to production. He cited improvements at The Cudahy plant and said Sioux City would lead neighbors in packing house equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
James Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Cudahy
Wilson
Omaha
Peterson Nominated for Senator at Eagle Grove
Charles F. Peterson of Clarion won the Republican nomination for the Thirty-seventh Senate district at Eagle Grove on Thursday after four prior sessions. Hardin county shifted support away from Ward and helped Peterson with 15 votes while D Chase of Webster City received 4, Wright supported Peterson and Hamilton backed Chase. Peterson led 40 to 21 in the final tally. The convention had processed 3,698 ballots before the last session. Ward stood no chance and Hardin feared a Wright Hamilton pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Peterson
Clarion
Eagle Grove
Hardin County
Ward
Eldora
Peterson
D. ©. Chase
Webster City
Wright
Hamilton
Chase
Ex-Banker Soule Faces New Indictment in Iowa Case
Edward C. Soule, former Iowa Falls banker, already jailed for 18 months in Anamosa for 1904 Home Savings Bank embezzlement, now indicted by a Hardin county grand jury on embezzlement charges. His lawyers may seek a change of venue. he reportedly works as a Chicago broker’s bookkeeper and is under bond from Franklin county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Edward C. Saute
Anamosa
Home Savings Bank
Hardin County
Challee
Souie
E. P. Andrews
Hampton
C. EB. Pickett
Waterloo
Chicago
Franklin County
Champion Cornhuskers Wed In Iowa Oklahoma Union
Aliss Alice Iseminger of Manila famed for husking 117 ears in a day married George Nelson of Oklahoma after a courtship sparked by news photos. Nelson, a skilled husker, visited Manila then Oklahoma, led to a match and a wedding. The couple plan to live near Ennon Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Aliss Alice Iseminger
Manila
George Nelson
Oklahoma
Neilson
Iseminger
Manilla
Nelson
Ennon
Okia
Survey Planned For Three Rail Routes To Webster City
The Boone Webster City and Inter urban Railway company will survey three routes starting next Monday from Boone with eleven surveyors led by Budd. The lines head north from Boone toward the draw near the county line then to Stanhope and Webster City and a second route east of Boone to Stanhope. Right of way efforts will begin promptly as plans proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Webster City
Eastern Star Masonic Home
Stanhope
Farmers' Co-Operative Sues Ex-Manager Over Shortage
The Farmers' Co-Operative Association of Dougherty sues late manager FL Wendt and his bondsmen Patrick Murphy and Thomas Conners over a claimed $1,326 shortage. Wendt, hired March 1 1905 at $25 monthly, allegedly converted $1,326 for personal use and refuses to repay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Co-Operative Association
Co. FL
Wendt
Farmer Co-Operative Society
Dougherty
Patrick Murphy
Thomas Conners
Dougherty Association
Drowning of Claude Clemmer After Cramping Swim Near Missouri Valley
Claude Clemmer, state high school half mile winner at Iowa City, drowned Wednesday evening near Missouri Valley in Nobles' Take. Son of Rev. W. B. Clemmer of Corneil Bhufts First Christian Church. His parents, visiting Sterling Colorado for a revival, left Claude with A J Bird’s family six miles south of Missouri Valley. An expert swimmer, he likely suffered cramps leading to the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley
Claude Clemmer
Iowa City
Nobles' Take
W. B. Clemmer
First Christian Church
Corneil Bhufts
Clemmer
Sterling
Colo
Clenmmer
Claude
A. JA. Bird
Missouri
Vatler
Remarkable Webster City Reunion Spans Five Generations
At Mrs. Sophia Griggs home in Webster City a historic family reunion ended. Sophia Griggs now 89 years old hosted Sve generations including her own and the youngest member under one year, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Butler. The gathering featured a dramatic reconnection with a daughter not seen for twenty years.
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Webster City
Sophia Griggs
Griffs
Myr
Irving Butler
Webster CIA
Old settlers reunion attracts thousands in Monroe
Hon. FE. W. Gleason of Oskaloosa spoke as Speaker of the Day at Monroe’s old settlers reunion. An estimated crowd between 8900 and 16000 attended the Thursday celebration with the Welsh Glee Club and Reasnor band providing music. A letter from Eton was read, and John Mr. Poot of Eu mund Ohio recalled the 1823 settlement.
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FE. W. Gleason
Oskaloosa
Monroe
W. TW. Gleason
Welsh Glee Club
Monroe County
Reasnor
Eton
Johu Mr. Poot
Eamund
Ohio
Miles Humphrey Seeks Seventh Divorce in Hard-Luck Run
Newton man Miles Humphrey files for divorce from Mrs M J Robinson Humphrey after a brief marriage ending in desertion. He claims his seventh matrimonial venture failed. he is 75 and she is 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Humphrey
Newton
M. J. Robinson Humphrey
Humphrey
Estherville Woman Loses Fingers After Cow Rope Accident
Mrs Will Anderson of Estherville tied a rope around her right hand while leading a cow to pasture. The cow bolted and the rope slipped, severing her thumb and forefinger as she dragged the rope along a tree.
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Will Anderson
Estherville
Anderson
Cedar Rapids Girl Dies From Tight Corset At Celebration
Miss Henrietta Summers aged 18 of Cedar Rapids died after wearing a steel corset that was too tight during a semi centennial city celebration. She fainted and sustained internal injuries while participating in an allegorical parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Summers
Cedar Rapids
Miss Summers
Big Yield in Cass County Threshing Report
Cass county reports extensive threshing with oats yielding between 60 and 80 bushels per acre and an average near 75 bushels, while wheat averages about 58 bushels per acre. The harvest is described as among the largest yields recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Untold Fragments Distort Wartime Names and Places
fragmented lines recall a wartime scene with names and terms that are unclear and partially legible. references to a town, an event, and individuals hint at a story of conflict and consequence. the readable bits point to a local or regional report amid broader wartime reporting.
Fragmented Historic Timeline From Damaged OCR Record
A long, torn list covers events from 1510 printing to 1893, mentioning Empson execution 1521, Jesuits founded 1934, Dare born, Cromwell-era battles, Napoleon birth, and various battles, sieges, and maritime incidents. The text also notes inventions and early aquatic footwear experiments by Antonia.
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Baust
Schoffer
Richard Empson
Aumund Dudley
Tower Hil
Mexico
Cortez
Paris
Ignatius Loyola
Virginia Dare
America
Gates
Coventry
Charlies
England
Ontario
Oswero
Montcalm
Eugena Aram
Tyburn
Napoleon Bonaparte
Hudson River
Fishing Creek
Camden
de Kats
Arc de Triomphe
Austerlitz
Detroit
United States
Argua
English Channel
Stesimer Rothsay Castle
Florida
Churubusco
Oregon Territory
Denmark
Africa
Great Britain
Lopez
Llavana
Atlanta
Lake Erie
Federnava
Crimean
Tuscany
United Kingdom of Italy
Victor Em- Tuinwel
Kagoshima
Japan
Mississipp River
Dexter
Buffalo
Ledeva
Cologne
Kimball House
Caroline Islands
Germany
Augusta
Red Sea
Chicago
New York
Davis Dalton
Martinique
Northern Pacific Railroad
Campania Row
American Tallerige Tester Ony
The fragment repeats a misread phrase likely referring to an American company or product test. Limited readable context prevents identifying persons, organizations, or events. no clear news item or dates are present.
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Jigion Weekly
Zedger
Ireton, 1Owaa
The
Maynard
Ireland
Slinac Wat
Sissouri
Gquravper Insurance
Treasury
Palme Sauii
Anil
Tad Singh
St. Paul
Fife Insurance
Ure Insurance
Faree
Zeno AL
Wis- Sin
BIL
Hoigere Ste
Taro
St. Petershurs
Sooners
Siggest Insurance Losis
Palace Hotel
DE. Reed Memorial Fund
Tracedy
Oklinhoma
Anadarka
Siane Mly
Rye Tony
Hohe Deapevrers
Miss Ine Man
News OF
Soule
Cornhuskers
Sues
Mapleton
Henry Kraft
Rebecca Alexander
Wune
AW William Town Fatls
Ash Lam
Pat
Tose Antonia
Carneil
Caynega
Charles Mide
Wario Ak Sas
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