Matter in Iowa Proposition at State University Riot
President McLean proposed sophomores pay about 165 for riot damages with possible expulsion. A committee was formed to draft resolutions as the class counter proposal demands, arguing shared liability up to police involvement and pro rata afterward. The incident followed a meeting in the liberal arts auditorium and sparked debate among students and faculty.
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Mads
McLean
MacLean
Liberal Arts
Denison
Toledo
State University
Susan
Robert J. Burdette, Jr
Burlington
J. M. Hussey
William Baskerville
Calhoun County
William H. Stevens
Sioux City
Madison
Wis
Missouri River
Winnishiek State Bank of
Decorah
Calmar
Fort Atkinson
Ridgeway
Iowa
Cudahys
Mortis, Swift and Armour
Iowa Packing Company
Emmet
Tama
James Crouse
Insurance Inspectors Probe Life and Trust Firms in Iowa
State representatives from multiple insurance departments review life and trust companies operating under Iowa law. Former Secretary of State Dobson, once president of one firm, says his name was used without approval and claims no ongoing connection since selling out. Shaw and others who joined during office tenure are exiting, signaling a coming clash between managers and promoters.
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Iowa
Dobson
Shaw
State Office
Examination of Accounts Preparations for annual state checks
A. L. Denio of Storm Lake has been hired to begin auditing accounts of the State Agricultural Society and to extend to the State Board of Control. He is expected to review the Auditor of State and Clerk of the Supreme Court accounts before year end, with an assistant for two to three months.
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State Executive Council
A. L. Denio
Storm Lake
State Agricultural Society
State Board of Control
Auditor of State
Supreme Court
Ida County Bank Robbery Suspects Sought By Sheriff
Ida County sheriff pursues several clues in the Arthur bank robbery. He believes arrests are near and suspects are local to the area, with miners' expertise in drills and explosives suggesting their background.
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Ida County
Arthur
Sherff
Marion Stem Found Dead in Mitchellville Restaurant
A man identified as Marion Stem collapsed and died in a Mitchellville restaurant. Authorities believe he was largely unknown to the local community and have begun routine inquiries to determine his identity and cause of death.
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Marion Stem
Mitchellville
Live Stock Market Report From South Omaha and Kansas City
The latest quotations show a generally steady to uneven market across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle receipts included many fed steers with some higher grades selling better while common stock moved slowly. Hogs opened modestly higher with prime heavyweights near 8.27, lightweights down from there. Sheep prices ranged from about 2.25 to 9.50 for various grades, with good fed stock selling about six cents higher than select grassers.
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South Omaha
Kansas City
Thulis
Cattle and Hogs Prices Mixed Across Kansas City Market
Cattle prices show mixed movement with steady to strong for some categories and lower for stockers and feeders. Hogs trade steady with top around 6.20 and varied packer bids. Sheep and lambs inch higher led by native lambs at about 4.09 to 3.25 and stockers and feeders near 2.00 to 2.56.
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Kansas City
Texas
Western Wethlers
Advance Live Stock Rates Shown by Western Roads
Chicago dispatch reports the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe proposed raising live stock rates from the Missouri River to Chicago from 12 to 18 44 cents per 100 pounds. Roads generally support the higher rate west of Kansas City, with Kansas City to Chicago remaining 23 54 cents. Santa Fe would apply 18 44 cents from Kansas City too. The issue follows last year’s moves by Chicago Great Western and packers, prompting an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing now under advisement.
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Chicago
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Missouri River
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Chicago Great Western
Kansas City Packers
Packing House
Atchison
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Fire, politics, and commerce in brief across nations
A string of notes reports a fire in Cleveland killing one firefighter and injuring four, with 15 000 dollars in damage. a Yankton public building bill seeks 100 000 dollars. Butler appointed reporter for Supreme Court decisions. a bakery fire in Bochum kills ten and injures others. Other items include indictments against Moynaham for bribery, Holmes nominated to the Supreme Court, McNutt detained on bribery charges, naval academy age changes, Dow of Dow Jones dies, the Silverton reaches San Francisco, pension bill progress, and various regional political and business tidbits.
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Cleveland
Gamble
South Dakota
Yankton
Charles Henry Butler
New York City
Supreme Court of the United States
Bochum
Prussia
Naval Academy
Charles H. Dow
Wall Street
Dow, Jones & Co
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Silverton
San Francisco
Honolulu
London
House Committee On Appropriations
Ellen Erbeson
John Harris
United States
Venice
Farrence
Italy
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Washington
Congress
W. F. Williams
Montana Agriculture College
University of Illinois At Urbana
Frank Mummenhoff
Indianapolis
John P. Reese
United Mineworkers of America
Charles B. Barton
San Bernardino
Cal
Indiana
Western Sugar Refining Company
French Chamber of Deputies
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Quarles
Wisconsin
Senate
Scott
West Virginia
House
Iowa
International Harvester Company
W. W. Douglas
Depus Luleé
California
Oregon
Nevada
Suger
Gold Standard Debate Spurs New York Syndicate Pledge
MENICO CITY reports a powerful New York syndicate pledges to furnish the government sufficient gold to firmly establish a gold standard in the country. The amount named is fifty million dollars.
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Menico City
New York
Manila Free to Chinamen Entering Philippines
Customs Collector Shuster rules that Chinese residents legally in the mainland United States may enter the Philippine Islands. The decision states that any Chinaman so resident is entitled to entry, subject to reasonable duties and requirements.
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Manila
Shuster
United States
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Wek yp ong the There is 2 Shorta PuLIs Lad. -tanetary Mabe
Fragmentary OCR text from a historical page mentions teams and people with unclear context. The readable bits reference a party or group associated with a place and potential events or actions, but specifics are not discernible enough to identify a clear news item or outcome.
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Tanetary Mabe World Panare
Tanck
Thie Yepave
Eifus Rhage
Torent
Lin i Fund
Day of Great Opportunities for Young America
The passage urges young men to seize opportunities and choose a specialty early. It stresses hard work, continuous effort, and self-initiative, warning that success requires relentless persistence despite changing times.
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America
Bors
Saay
Women Versus Men Crime Rates Across Europe 19th Century
A comparative survey notes women are consistently less criminal than men across Europe. Data from France Italy Algeria England Bavaria Turin and Bavaria show women repeating far fewer offenses, with ratios ranging from four to one to nine to one in various periods. The overall trend claims women five times less guilty than men.
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France
Italy
Algeria
England
Wales
Nicholson
Bavaria
Turin
Europe
The Spellbinder In Modern Politics
A critical essay traces the figure of the spellbinder from ancient tribal beginnings to modern campaigns. It notes early converts in the Blaine era and describes how many speakers are unpaid yet offered fees exist for some. The piece contrasts the goal of influence with disinterested reputation, arguing the modern spellbinder prioritizes results over style.
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Troglodytes
Bryan
Harrison
Salvation Army
Scribner's
Emphasize Children's Virtues Not Their Faults
A parenting piece urges mothers to praise and nurture virtue in children rather than dwell on faults. It notes praise builds courage and reform, while constant fault finding deepens neglect and indifference. Encouragement, consistent care, and shared routines like stories and songs aid calm bedtimes and better behavior.
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