Beep Beef War Moves Toward Public Clash in Chicago
Independents claim a 3 million dollar fund to challenge the Big Five beef combine. A federal grand jury in Chicago opens March 20 to investigate the industry and public claims. Schwartzchild & Sulberger, a major independent, operates plants in Kansas City Chicago and New York. Independent packers held meetings in Kansas City to plan offensive and defensive actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Newa
Beef
Cial Federal Grand Jury
Schwartzchild & Sulberger
Kansas City
New York
Unwilling Witness in New Jersey Trial Tells of Elopements
In New Brunswick, New Jersey, the trial of J F P Contors, former minister and ex pastor of Conklin Methodist Episcopal church, centers on assault and battery charges by his wife. Miss Julia Bowne, the reluctant witness, refuses freedom while awaiting the case and admits continued attachment to Cordova despite arrests after two sensational elopements with her.
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New Brunswick
N. J
J. F P. Contors
Conklin Bethodist Episcopal Church of
South River
Blackaanith
Mies
Julia Bowne
Cordete
Cordova
Fire Devastates Mankato Block Est Loss At 25000
A major fire destroyed Glass Block in Mankato causing an estimated loss of 25000. Two adjoining buildings sustained damage and firefighters prevented further spread after snow slowed efforts. Insurance partially covered the loss.
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Afesakato
Mina
Cotemad Br Insurance
Train wreck injures ten near Fountain Colorado
A southbound Missouri Pacific passenger train collided with a Denver Rio Grande Northbound train at Fountain on Monday. Ten persons were injured with serious injuries to Conductor J Creighton dining car attendant Charles Richardson of Buffalo New York and Hichardson among the injured.
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Golorads Springs
Colo
A. Missouri, Pacific
Rio Grande
Col
Fountain
J. ©. Creighton
Charles R. Richardson
Buffalo
Aims. Hichardson
Statesmen Honor Late Senator William Bate in Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee a large assembly of legislators state officials and military escorts gathered in the hall of the house of representatives on Monday to honor United States Senator William Brice Bate. The body lay in state earlier on Sunday drawing an estimated crowd of about 25000.
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Neshville
Tenn
United Confederacy
State Guard
Washington
House of
Woman Likely Murdered in House Fire Case
A woman is under arrest as a murder suspect after shots were fired Sunday evening. Neighbors reported a break in and a fire that destroyed the house, with evidence suggesting the woman borrowed items prior to the crime.
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Eurskicas
Nance
Belind
Gesos Banking Capers Attributed to Eight Robbers
A fragmented report notes a bank crime involving eight men wearing masks or blurs and fleeing the scene with stolen items. Details remain unclear due to OCR corruption but indicate a coordinated robbery. Local authorities pursue leads.
Ne Gpra Sessoon for Preacy
The article notes a season event in Preacy with local figures and a planned meeting. Details are fragmentary but indicate civic or education related scheduling and community participation.
Japanese Telegrams Report Massive War Casualties and Captures
Tokyo сообщает через японскую миссию, мартовские телеграммы раскрывают цифры по Шакхе. П prisoners свыше 40 тысяч включая генерала Нахиныв. пленные русские 23 500. общие потери 90 000. добыча оружия и боеприпасов, вагоны, лошади, продовольствие. боевые операции против российских сил продолжаются у Хунхосада и вокруг Мукден.
Gompers Links NY Interborough Strike Failure to Violated Agreements
In Baltimore on Sunday Samuel Gompers of the Federation of Labor blamed the Interborough Fairwayden strike's failure on workers breaking their contracts with the company. He said honoring agreements is the key objective for labor organizations and that violation of agreements caused the strike.
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Baltimore
Organized Labor
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Interborough Fairwayden
New York
Mr. Gomers
Emplore
Emplorer
Canfon
Denver Tragedy Follows Defeat in Suit and Vow of Vengeance
In Denver a man enraged by a losing lawsuit vowed to kill his foe and family. George Schistlar, a teamster, armed with a ride Sundar, killed three men and wounded others. one man missing after the melee amid a deadly confrontation. Kentucky court of appeals refused a writ to restrain a Payette circuit judge from presiding over a murder case involving townspeople.
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Denver
Cole
A.ful
George Schistlar
Kentucky
Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Thay
Wri
Hargis Brothers
Breathite County
Payatta
Cockrill
Jarksor
Ohio Racing Official James Fleming Dies by Suicide
James W. Fleming, a twenty year assistant secretary of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture and a director of the National Trotting Association, shot himself at his Columbus residence Saturday night after a period of ill health.
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Ohio Racing
Binisesr
Columbus
James W. Fleming
Ohio State Beand of Agriculture
National Trotting Association
New York Subway Strike Reaches Calm Despite Recall
In New York the subway and elevated railway strike nears the acute phase end with trains running Friday and reinstatements totaling about 300. Many old workers return as 20 strikebreakers arrive. company says under half of the strikers will be rehired, while police face potential duty as tensions ease.
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New York
Otttelais
Rew
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Big Fire Destroys Davenport Bros Plant at Norfolk
A large fire gutted the Davenport Bros cold storage plant in Norfolk Nebraska, a Sioux City Iowa concern, destroying the second floor where a stove started the blaze. The 22 000 dollar loss was partly insured for 8 000. Walls collapsed five hours after ignition. The Norfolk foundry nearby was saved as a terrige wind carried embers. The building held 40 000 egg cases 60 tons of ice and many barrels of apples.
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Norfolk
Neb
Davenport Bros
Sioux City
Bre Vriday
Terrige
EL 4A
Insane Hospital
Assassination at Wichita Casey Slain by Creditor
James Oliver shot and killed J C Casey, head of Casey Wholesale Mercantile, in Wichita Friday. Oliver, owed 23000 from the failed Casey Garst Mercantile Co, sought repayment during reorganization after arguments with Casey, then surrendered to police. Casey, a church figure, was prominent locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Oliver
Wichita
J. C. Eser
Csesey Wholesale Mercantile Company
James Oliver
Oliver
Casey & Garst Mercantile Company
Casey
Olver
Explosion in St Petersburg Kills Eight in City Center
St Petersburg report states four men and four women were killed by an explosion at 4 AM on Vosnsky Prospect near Bolhanevsky Street facing the Isaac Cathedral. The blast, blamed on an anarchist device, killed those who intended to use it and destroyed the apartment building interior.
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St. Petersburg
London
Daily Mail
Ai Vosnnsky Prospect
Bolcheinmarshair
Isaac Cathedral
Indianapolis readies drive to test new liquor law
The State Anti Saloon League plans a thorough test in Indianapolis to push the new saloon law. Proposals would drive intoxicants from the city through a petition backed by a majority of Centra Town voters.
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Tndianapolis
Ind
State Anti- Salson League
Indianapolis
Centar Town
Edmonton man sentenced for partner murder near Lesser Slave Lake
A man identified as Fouad Gaitty is killed on a trail near Lesser Slave Lake. The accused Charles HingFriday was sentenced to hang in Farm Saskatchewan on May 1 after a reprieve request was filed. Fire in Philadelphia destroys upper stories causing substantial insured loss.
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Fouad Gaitty
Edmonton
SN. W
Charles Hing
Hayward
Lesser Slave Lake
Fes
Farm Saskatchewan
Fragmentary Local Item Unclear Readable Fragments
The readable portions show scattered text about SR to TE and a reference to 21 3 i9 whe but no complete details or context available. Further content is needed to determine event, people, or location.
Fiaur Collapses Amid Unclear Event Report
Fragmentary text reports a collapse involving a person named Fiaur and a second individual with initials or garbled identifiers. Details are unreadable, leaving the incident and context unspecified. No confirmed location, date, or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
Henry ivrin. Tournaiist Deak Nas i aetleair
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable facts about Henry or events in Tournai. The passage mentions names and places in unclear form, with no coherent narrative or dates to summarize.
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Henry
Ivrin
Deak
Nas i Aetleair
Adh
Took a Shot at Him Act Sim Ia
In a brief skit or visual gag a performer imitates firing at a target or mocking a confrontation. The scene centers on mock danger and theatrical humor rather than real threat, with emphasis on timing and audience response. The piece sketches a caricature of bravado and comic misfires.
Thayer Evangelist Faces Bigamy Warrant in Iowa City
Hubert Leroy Thayer, noted evangelist, evades police with a warrant for bigamy. Claimants include Mrs Summers of Story and a letter from Mrs Jennie Barnard Thayer of Minneapolis alleging a prior marriage. Thayer allegedly used prayer to sway women.
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Stoux City
Hubert Leroy Thayer
Tisker
Mrs. Summers
Mra
Jennie Barnard Thayer
Minneapolis
Rorrial Thayer
Bankruptcy filing cites mixed assets and liabilities
A person in bankruptcy was filed Friday with the clerk of the United States district court by Vare A. Chirk a mining promoter from Duine Hesenecated his Ba ies at ii B. The failure ures In Alabama were Lis part.
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Springfeld
United States District Court
Vare A. Chirk
Alabama
Unclear OCR Summary Card
The readable words are fragmentary, lacking identifiable events or names to form a coherent news item. No verifiable action, date, venue, or participants can be determined from the text.
Eladietph trrante: a Respite
Radoipa and Petacrire amid a Uae respite assignment. Unknown sources report minimal readable details with fragmented names and places, offering scarce context. Further text is required to confirm roles, dates, or outcomes.
Somali coast town falls to attackers and inhabitants slain
Report from British East Africa describing an assault on Meskis on the Berdig coast by Semanix forces. The town was annihilated and its inhabitants killed. Details remain sparse about the victors and exact dates.
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British East Africa
Meskis
Berdig Coast
Stabbing at Sioux City resort ends in death
Joe St Pierre was killed by George Coffey in Emma Rebble’s resort at 506 Pearl Street Sioux City after a quarrel over Rebble. Coffey surrendered to police. witness Emma Rebble described the confrontation and the fatal knife blow over the heart.
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Patal
Sioux City
Joe St. Pierre
George Coffey
Emma Rebble
Pearl Street
Coffey
St. Pierre
Emus Rebbie
Coffer
Chen Coffer
St. Fierre
Joe
George Coffer
Big Conference Closes at Sioux City Missionary Meeting
The joint northwest Iowa and South Dakota Afethodist Episcopal convention ended in Sioux City with 900 delegates. Resolutions urged united active work by youth, Sunday schools and church departments to raise funds and aid mission efforts. Addresses from several field missionaries inspired a strong mission spirit. Bishops Andrews and McDowell attended.
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Toterstate Missionary Convention
Sioux City
Joint Missionary Convention
Northwest
Iowa
South Dakota
Afethodist Episcopal Church
United
Andrews
Bure God McDowell
Farmer Loses Arm in Farm Machinery Accident
Lewis Anderson a 2 farmer from near Webster County lost an arm Monday when his hand was caught in a corn shelter roller while feeding corn. The machine had to be broken to free him and his shoulder was amputated. In Grant, Mrs. Robert McCue found her 2 year old burned to death and an older child sleeping beside the fuel with flames close. mother suspect of neglect.
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Lewis Anderson
Brauhops
Webster Cty
Coma Hetter
Bert
Robert McCue
Grant
Veteran Iowa jurist Judge Wakefield dies at 65
Judge George W. Wakefield of the district court died Friday night at his Sioux City home, aged 65. A veteran jurist and ex president of the Iowa State Bar Association, he had served 19 years in the Fourth Iowa district. His cancer of the liver worsened after illness of two months. He was highly respected by lawyers and the Sioux City bar.
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Wakefield
Siowx _ Oty
George W. Wakefield
District Court
Legal Profession of Laws
Iowa State Bar Association
Ninth Street
Sioux City
Judge Wakefield
Long
Oiva
Seerley Assailant Krekel Arrested as Insane
Burling ton resident George Krekel, identified as the would-be assassin of Hon. John J. Seerley, is described as demented. Officers found notebooks denouncing Seerley and plans to strike. Krekel watched the Tama building for a week and will be turned to insane asylum authorities.
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George Krekel
Burlington
John J. Seerley
Seerley
Kreke
Tama
Mr. Seerley
Grain Sale Sparks Panic at Council Bluffs Elevator Fire
An auction of destroyed wheat at a low price drew 200 plus teams to the Council Bluffs elevator fire scene where nearly 2 million dollars in property burned. Buyers rushed in with wagons and horses, ignoring safety as grain was sold at the stated dollar load price.
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Council
Bluffs
Trans- Mississippi Grain Company
Diamond Rosser Marries Principal Witness Against Dennison
Frank Shercliffe a diamond robber and state witness in the Tom Dennison case wed Anon May Bergstrom of Des Moines in Marshalltown on a Saturday. License was initially refused for age concerns and later granted amid family opposition from Des Moines parents. Meanwhile a farm accident near Hatran injured John Johnson, and Gilbertville resident Valentine Heinen vanished under mysterious circumstances.
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Frank Shercliffe
Tandir
Tom Dennison
Marshalltown
Anon May
Bergstrome
Des Moines
Des
Susie Byrnes
Des Alpines
Misa Bergstrom
Ige
Judge sentences Ireland for felonious charge and costs
Judge Bask in district court Saturday fined Arthur CL Ireland, alias waitizer for the American Federation at Labor, for sassanit on Avel Munchison a machinist. He must pay a $20 fine and trial costs totaling about $100 and be jailed until the due costs are paid.
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Bask
Arthur CL Ireland
Orwaitizer
American Federation At Labor
Sassanit
Avel Munchison
Dast Jaly
Tragedy Near Depot Leaves Proprietor Dead
Mrs. ALA. Richards, proprietor of the Toueus Ledger, was struck and killed instantly by a westbound freight while crossing the tracks near the depot. The deaf proprietress did not hear the train approach.
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Ala. Richards
Toueus Ledger
Sire. Richards
Midland Neier to Cover Poultry News at Iowa Falls
A new journal in Iowa Falls titled Midland Neier will focus on poultry and stock reports. The paper aims to mark its appearance soon and serve poultry interests, though local news coverage remains limited.
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Iowa Falls
Boultry
Northwest
Journal
Chich
The
Midland Neier
Joseph Strange Pred W Siranee Ad Co
Siniiune Mingux Wing and Denny Gait Warden both seized two dozen prairie chickers from Ravina in their possession near the sea. The incident was reportedly found mot zaitty by a jurys.
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Toseph
Siniuune
Mingux Wing
Denny
Bo Kin Ravina
Local figure linked to ward residence in Bander County
A damaged transcript notes a person connected to Ward area, Bander County, with residence details and references to congressional discussions. The legibility is limited. no additional identifying facts or dates are clear from the readable text.
Foll Bloons ininter care ak Clathadia verdict
A Friday afternoon proceeding at Gavelock court yielded a verdict of acquittal in the Tekernyy tibet case. The court cleared the defendants after testimony and deliberation, ending weeks of legal contention.
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Gavelock
Blackley Appears Among Troy Bros Cattle Near Oskaloosa
The article notes Blackley among the cattle herd owned by Troy Bros near Oskaloosa. It mentions no deaths yet and that veterinarians are trying to prevent the spread of the malady within the neighborhood.
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Blackley
Troy Bros
Oskaloosa
Heating Plant Improvements Planned at Ackler Station
Reports indicate upgrades to the heating and electric lighting plant at Ackler are planned this spring. The project aims to enhance overall efficiency and reliability of the facility for ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackler
Ipapr
Fercline Aid Sparks Unclear Pact Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary text hints at an aid pact involving Fercline and a confrontation. A later accident or incident is hinted with rising tensions and a notable event around a person named MM 1. The garbled lines obscure specifics of location and outcome.
Temple project approved for dome and monument work
A local body voted unanimously to erect a dome and monument temple in the area. Construction is set to begin within a few weeks at the site, with Mayor Fancola and council members supporting the project.
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Fancola Divdae
Notable Figures in Early 20th Century Scandals and Science
Fragmentary report outlines a political assassination in Russia involving Grand Duke Sergius and the grand duke's widow remarks. It also covers Professor Jacques Loeb's physiology work, Judge Charles Swayne's impeachment outcome, Senator Thomas Kearns' Utah career, and British parliamentary leadership shifts. The article weaves disparate profiles, noting births, careers, and brief biographical details.
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Lee D. Maynard
Fight Beef Trust
Ghicago
Combine
Mankato
Jen
Missouri Pacific
Fuaneral
Senator Bate
Sank Vanait Brown
Michigan
Sieur City
Washioe Mcluscer
Hepter
Ernery
Viig’ Bate
Uomproh Sea
Awashington
Legation
Foreign Office
Tokio
Shakhe
Nakhinov
Seld
Hong King
Hunhosad
Mukden
Afarch
Interborough
Davenport
Philadelphia
Harvard
Fiaur
Eiard
Act Sim Ia
Bryan
Korijed
Eladietph
Radoipa, Petacrire Ty
Uae
Batehereat
Somalia
News OF the Week
Farmer
Ghird
Gead
Diamond Rosser
Satnnlay
Hatran
John Johnson
Tohnson
Valentine Heinen
Gilbertville
Smiall
Waterloo
Fielding
Pitextena
Judge Ware
Boas
Congresspien Ware
Lita Catiter
Mifedyd
Bander County
da Catier
John Miooin
Weowne
Lowa City
Sepp
Woolbury County
Farner
Atiertoen Ag
Sloan
Wil Guilta Temple
Bassas aLan
Nis
Sergius
Afoscow
Russia
Vio Lin
Jacques Loueb
University of California
University of Chicago
Loeb
University of Strasburg
Budge S Wakke
Charles Swayne
Senate
Gre
House of Representatives
Plerids
Uns
SSS
Dhs Co
State Supreme Cours
Swayne
Delaware
University of Pennsylvania
Isti
Thomas Nearns
Uck
Utah
Silver King
Park City
Etah
Stk
Said
Ife
United States
Ural
Kearns
Woodstock
Ont
Nebraska
Tueheet
Salishwey
Fisten
Surenan
Mud Sku Amd
John Merher
Lonih Chern
Tadisan
Terry Vary Chireharin
Bor County
Joseph Tk Laanshisa
Frederick Dtonglass
Professor Loeh
Senator Kearns
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