Strike at Sioux City Packing Plant Sparks Violent Day
Strikers surged near the Slowshire packing house leading to saloon closures in Greenville and surrounding districts. Sheriff Jackson, with aid from state forces, patrolled and kept the plant secure as violence and crowd disturbances flared through the night.
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Sheritf Jackson
Slowshire
Cudahy
Tin
Westmanifestine
Sherif Jackson
Atarer Sears
Greenville
Stack Vanis
Aiken
Forse
Ged
Dineen
Mer
Noice
Midnicht
McGuire
Ihe
Ciel
Opon
Watson
Termoon
Wuisens
Bacot
Deck Hand Lost His Head In General Steam Disaster
New York dispatch reports that the excursion steamer General Steeam disaster left many dead and injured. A fire marshal testifies that crew members blamed a deck hand for the tragedy, while officials say responsibility remains unclear as the coroner weighs evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Giraster
Rattetas
Freel
Saithish Ships Seized by Red Sea and Vladivostok Squadrons
Reported seizure of two ships by rival fleets with unclear details. The Red Sea Fleet captures one vessel while the Vladivostok Squadron takes another. Names and specifics are obscured in the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sea Fleet
Vladivostok
Peninetiar and
Grental Sreanshin Conneactrs
Jmse Brrivedda Rua
BES
Canis
Honskouza
Gother Cs
Undetermined Market Notes from November Listing
Fragmentary OCR text references market activity and dates with scattered identifiers such as ELIS and Nome Momday. readable portions are insufficient to identify a clear event, participants, or location.
Anthony dies at Leavenworth home
The article reports the death of a Kansas man identified as the brother of Saaz B. Anthony at his Leavenworth residence. Details are sparse due to damaged text but indicate a death occurring at home with local ties.
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Cal
Astbhony
BR. Asthour
Kansas
Ecieer
Saaz B. Anthony
Leavenworth
Chicago Teamsters Seek Arbitration Over Meat Packers Strike
A Chicago family of workers joins a nationwide meat packing strike as teamsters decide to pursue arbitration rather than join the sympathetic walkout. The joint council met to back a strike but will keep members at work pending council approval and early morning talks with packers.
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Chicago
Teammsters
Teamsters
Joint Council
Packers
Trentie
Registration ends with over 190000 names filed in region
More than one hundred thousand names filed as registration closed at Bondsteel and Tonkton on Saturday with totals including Bonesteel 34054 and Chamberlain 6188. Residents rushed to finish before deadline while rumors spread of a wounded man found near Bonesteel and another death in Geddes.
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8. D
Bondsteel
Monroe Cornick
Tlotie
Neb
Lankton
Yankton
Tankton
Bonesteel
Fairfun
Chamberlain
Coral
John McPhaul
Fallen
Washington
Geddes
Quiet Bonesteel Restored After Week of Turmoil
Armed citizens and police patrol Bonesteel streets as peace returns after a week of terror. Civilians and visitors breathe easier while authorities maintain vigilance. Confederate flag displays occur on a visiting steamer with Nannie Hanley and Miss Wasler noted among attendees.
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Bonesteel S&l. D
Home
Chamberlain
Henry Hanler
St. Louis
Nashville
Nannie Hanley
Aliss Wasler
British Near Lhassa Overland Route Report
In Tibet, British travelers reach the Karola pass amid icy conditions. Tibetan encampment observed as the party proceeds toward Thassa. British parties remain distant from Lhassa, with guards keeping pace along the route.
Fire on German Steamer Reported at Sea
Fragmentary report notes a fire on a German steamer with crew actions and a subsequent release from confinement not fully detailed.
Marar Will Stop Card Parties
AABB official announces action to halt card parties amid concerns. Local authorities coordinate with community leaders to enforce restrictions while addressing public safety and oversight.
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Marar
Fighting kills a Farmer Harun in SRT 1 3
A farmer named Harun was struck by lightning on a sunny afternoon and killed. The incident occurred in SRT 1 3 and authorities are investigating the cause and confirming the identity of the victim.
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Harun
SRT
Lightnius Fay
Glooost
Fatal Collision On Washington Street In Todianaypytis Ind
A southbound Biz four car collided with a westbound Prospect Lake electric car at Washington and Missouri Streets at 6 05 tonight killing two and injuring seven. Names and ages of passengers vary but include Mrs Wmn J Harris 40 and Miss Mamie Orwell 20. many sustained head injuries and shock. Locomotive struck the front of the electric car throwing it twenty feet and the cause remains unclear with conflicting accounts of brakes and track clearance.
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Prospect Lake
Washington and
Missouri Street
Todianaypytis
Ind
Wmn. J. Harris
Wace Ward
Wim. R. Shannon
Mamie Orwell
Helen Mendenhal
H. O. Hopkins
Joseph Tarmon
Washington Street
Murderer Fred Hokut Dies in Custody at Sibley
The self confessed killer of Peter Johnson, arrested 1904 and confessing on June 21, dies in custody from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Coroner rules death from primary hemorrhage after wound through the stomach and spinal injury. Hokut was buried in Sibley cemetery after Christian rites.
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Fred PL Hokus
Sibley
Peter Ftinson
Melvin
Heb
Fred FP
Hoku
Peter Johnson
Sibley Priday
Anus
Sibley’ Cemetery
Hokut
W. C. Davenport
Sioux’ City
Osceola County Grand Sur
Jair
Peter Jobuser
Bs. O. B. Blarding
Sioux City
Fk. L. Stevens
Stann
Florinc
Eri
Tremble
Johnson
Baby Farm Discoveries Shock Omaha Police
Omaha police uncover a dire scene at a baby farm at Thirty sixth and Larimore Streets. Three infants near death and two deaths reported in the past week prompt arrest of Mary Lowry, who operated the boarding house for babies. Father Tadee alerted authorities after a distressed mother sought baptism for her child. A mother described neglect and a severely underweight infant, while Lowry blamed a doctor for starvation. Further investigation ordered.
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Omaha
Neb
Webies
Four Youths Confess Extends Car- Barn Robberies in Chicago
Four youths named Peter Dulfer James Parmbr William Parmbr and David Kelly confess to a string of bandit crimes across Chicago and suburbs including a saloon holdup and a freight car robbery. They claim many robberies prior to July 4 and anticipate further admissions to additional murders.
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Nouths
Chicago
Sundar
John Tsoitacerar Pepier
Khnais
Gustav Riegel
Peter Dulfer
James
Wiliam Parmbr
David Kelly
Chicase
Milwenkee
St. Paul Hue
Fairfield
Quartette
Massive East Strike Hits Fall River Mills
A Fall River textile strike shuts down mills as 30 600 workers stay home in protest against a wage cut. The action affects 37 mill corporations with eight-one mills operated and about 3 025 060 spindles reportedly impacted.
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Fall River
Fall River Afassi Textile Council
Sensational Bull Ring Incident in San Sebastian
A dramatic bull and tiger spectacle in San Sebastian Spain unleashed chaos as both animals broke loose. Spectators were stampeded and several people were injured including Marquis Pedal Marquis Quije and a French tourist.
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Bull
Tiger Sreak
San Sebastian
Spain
San Gar
Marquis Pedal
Dice Aresi
Senate
Marquis Quije
Albany death by own action identified
A fragment notes the identification of a person linked to a death by self harm. It mentions Carolline Herwaad of Montreal and discusses actions related to a person from New York City, with a mention of a distant event in the near future.
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Albany
Carolline Herwaad
Montreal
Tom
New York City
Japanese Order Speiter and Copper Trade Confusion
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a government stance on a tape or panel involving spelter copper and tail end phrases. The readable text mentions Spain, Cuba, and a panel or espionage context without clear events or outcomes. No decisive actions or entities are confirmed in the legible portions.
Rumored Egyptian Steamer to Convey Orders to Russians
Report claims an Egyptian steamer may be chartered to carry orders to resuels of the Russian Veluetesr Flece to quit the Ped Hea formb amid unsettled naval rumors and fleet movements.
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Stes
Esmeul
Still Missing Escapee Harris Sought in Eastern Towns
John Harris escaped from Hampton counter jail on Saturday night and remains at large. A rumored capture at Allison proved false as sheriffs misled prisoners to draw out information. Authorities believe other inmates may have aided his flight and fear further attempts. Sheriff Welfe offers a reward for Harris's arrest.
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John Harris
Hampton
Allison
Harris
Lberty
Welfe
Lightning Kills Cattle in Story County Iowa
Eleven cattle owned by Frank L iommedien and a neighbor near Cole were struck by a severe electrical storm that passed over Nevada and vicinity. The event damaged crops and injured tame herd. the storm ranked among the heaviest in years.
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Story County
Nevada
Frank L. Iommedien
Flardin
Cole
Fightning
Death of an Old Professor at Dubuque Seminary
Prof Godfrey Morey aged unknown is dead after thirty eight years teaching at the German Lutheran Theological Seminary in Dubuque. He had resided in the city since 1853. The item also notes a separate resignation by Whiting Postminster and a confusing reference to Robert Whittier at Monona station.
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Godfrey Morey
Dubuque
Germaan Dreshrrerian Theological Seminary
Whiting Postminster
Robert Whittier
Whiting
Coen
Monona
City Finances in Good Shape After Wednesday Briefing
Reports say Marshalltown finances are sound with schools and city services in solid condition despite a Wednesday posting error overstating a city budget shortage. Officials assure residents the city remains fiscally stable.
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Marshalltown
Died During Operation In Neakuk Patient’s Daughter
Aliss Prannees J. Schenk aged 17 years and 2 months died during a surgical procedure at Wieskuk Wednesday morning. She was the daughter of Frank J. Schenk, a long time resident of Neakuk.
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Aliss Prannees J. Schenk
Wieskuk
Frank J. Schenk
Neakuk
Gasoline lamp explosion harms Washta man at store
E K Forgaard of Washta was severely burned when a gasoline lamp exploded in the general store of E K Forkird. He crawled outside where bystander smothered flames with a coat. Store interior suffered minor fire damage despite tissue paper decorations.
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E. K. Forgaard
Washta
E.K. J. Forkird
Mr. Forgaard
Forgaard
Des Moines Woman Found Dead On Porch
Mrs. C. A. Crower of Des Moines was found dead on her porch Wednesday afternoon around 5 o'clock. Neighbors saw her writing on the rail earlier, then appear fatigued and resting. Death is attributed to heart failure, likely occurring about 3 o'clock while she was alone in the home.
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Des Moines
C. A. ‘Rower
Norking
Great outlook for hay across Missouri River bottoms
An Gnawa special reports the Missouri River bottoms are dry with no standing water and fields traversed by teams. Crop prospects are immense and the best in years as three wet years yield heavy, weed free grass with minimal burning. Hay industry is set to be a major boon for years, offsetting early crop losses on low ground.
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Missouri River
Horton
Iowa Exposition Funds Delayed by Legislative Defect
The St Louis exposition commission cannot use the extra 829000 for the Iowa exhibit due to a law defect that blocks any of the extra 520000 until the initial 125000 from 1962 is spent. Conservative spending leaves comfortable balances in some departments as the commission slows disbursement.
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St. Louis Exposition
Iowa
Iown
Fatal and injuring accident mars Marshalltown horse race
In a half mile race at Marshalltown on Wednesday two horses died instantly and jockeys were injured. Joe Foster owned by D Stops Belle Plaine died after finishing, rocker John Emert was injured. Tom Wallace owned by C M Poffenberger Maquoketa fell, breaking his neck. rider Charles Kelly of Springfield Alabama was thrown and another horse and rider fell on him. The track was heavy and slow.
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Jockers
Marshalltown
Joe ‘Foster
D. Stops
Belle Plaive
Rocker John Emert
Tom Wallace
C. M. Poffenberger
Maquoketa
Charles Kelly Kelly
Springfield
Kelly
Accidents Claim Three Men in Clinton County
A farmer Henry Schell died when a harness broke and horses ran away near Grand Moned. John Spain, another farmer from Welton, was thrown from his wagon mid highway and found dead hours later. Peter Rylee, a section hand from Allamene, was struck by a Northwestern train and killed instantly. All victims resided in Clinton County.
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Clinton County
Henry Schell
Grand Moned
John Spain
Welton
Peter Rylee
Allamene
Foreclosure Sought on $14,600 Mortgage in Iowa District Court
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co of Newark has filed suit in Monona County District Court at Onawa seeking foreclosure of a $14,600 note with 3 percent interest from December 1, 1902, given by Tisane A. Riddle and wife of Soldier Township on 600 acres in Soldier Valley.
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Mutual Benefit Lite Insurance Company
Newark
X. J
Monoua County
Onawa
Tisane A. Riddle
Saldier Township
Soldier Valley
Monona County Democratic Convention Set for Aug 23
The Monona County Democratic convention is scheduled to meet at Ona on Tuesday August 23 at 2 oclock in the afternoon by county chairman Tolin W Anderson. Candidates for county and district clerk of the district court county attorney and member of board of supervisors will be placed in nomination. The Republicans will convene Aug 2.
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Monona County
Tolin W. Anderson
Teeotder
Board of Supervisors
Republicsna
Schartz Brothers Injured In Drunken Assault
H W Schartz and W W Scherts brothers were badly cut at Des Moines after a drunken assault on a friend's home. They were injured but expected to recover.
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H.W. Schartz
WW. Scherts
Deas Moines
Bloch
Boy Mauled by Dog in Local Incident
Tenry Chimbrink, son of Rico and Terman Dambrink of Mars, was badly bitten in the face by a dog while watching a hall. The animal sprang at him, clamping the chin and lower lip and injuring him seriously.
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Tenry Chimbrink
Rico
Irs
Terman Dambrink
To. Mars
Ryan
Shore at His Ex Wife DW Woodhuf Ambush at Riverside Park
An alleged shooter targeted his ex wife at Riverside Park. The attacker fired but the woman was unharmed. Police investigation continues with no injuries reported.
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Woodhuf
Gibstonia
Riverside Park
Fred
Iowa Stand Patters Win and Tariff Debate Ends
Des Moines reports that a Republican state ticket was nominated at the Iowa convention with harmony and pledges to protect American industry. Governors Cummins and Hepburn spoke of reciprocity limits and tariffs, aiming for unity and a large victory margin.
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Des Moines
Hepburn
Cummins
Republican Party
Republian
Mourning in Rex Earnest referenced in Cincinnati Enquirer
A stranger and a mourner discuss death near a grave. The mourner reveals the deceased was his former brother in law, sparking a somber reflection on loss and relations in a brief quoted exchange from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Sian
Tam
Cincinnati Enquirer
St. Louis fair referenced in brief city chatter
A fragment from the Philadelphia Ledger notes a playful exchange about the St. Louis fair. One speaker says they did not see it because they claimed the other had the time there. The snippet captures casual city dialogue.
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St. Louis
Taniery
Philadelphia Ledger
Potter and Clay Exchange On Love and Luck
In a brief exchange, Potter notes Clay looks serious as he laments bad luck in love. Clay reveals he was refused by a young woman before he could propose, and Potter asks how it happened. Clay recalls overhearing Miss Daisy say she would not marry the best man in the world.
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Potter
Clay
Daisy Hud
Boston Transcript
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