Tornado Devastates Joice Iowa Winnebago County
A tornado struck Joice in Winnebago County Iowa destroying the village and injuring many. reports from Mason City and Albert Lea note deaths and multiple injuries across southern Minnesota and northern Iowa. Widespread damage included unroofed warehouses, destroyed barns, collapsed roofs on churches and the Winona Opera House, with rail and telegraph lines down and crop losses feared.
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Joice
Winnebago
Winoum Par- Ualy
Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Mason
City
Bays
Ashland Tweed
Hansontown
Harrison
Des Moines
Quimbly
Emia
Gladys Verney
Clear Lake
Fred Ginnatt
Lake Mills
Rockwell
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Twin Cities
Winona
Albert Lea
Brinn
Winnebago County
Green Bay
Sparta
Wis
H. A Fuller
Mertillan
Schulte
Merrillan
Eichenhausen
Dominion Dispute Over St Lawrence Fishing Seizure
The State Department reports a dispute with Dominion authorities over a spring seizure in the Gulf of St Lawrence involving American fishermen. Ambassador Arree Inconpee states the action targeted fisheries protection, not a national incident, and nationwide negotiations are expected to resolve fishing rights with Britain and Canada.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Arree
Gulf of St Lawrence
Deminton
Horne
Riafactore
Dominion
Recount Unclear Amid Regional Political Tension
Fragmentary report notes contested vote actions across Talighatenis Shorm and Copiah Toulee with low turnout. Mentions Ue Vardaman-Widans as a national figure and references a potential senator cont. but text is largely unreadable and cannot confirm outcomes.
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Copiah Toulee
Automobile kills peasant near Lake Zurich
An automobile carrying Heinrich Conried, director of the Conried Metropolitan Opera House company, struck and killed a deaf peasant near Las Chen on Lake Zurich. villagers surrounded the car and threatened Conrjed and his party before a policeman intervened and took Conre id and the chauffeur Ernest Stahl to the police station for bail.
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Associated Press
Berne
Switzerland
Heinrich Coarisi
Prestient
Conried
Metropolitan Opera House Company
New York
Lake Zurich
Las Chen
Herr Conrjed
Dr. Fraenkel
Helden Adler
Vienna
Herr Conred
Ernest Stahl
Herr Conreid
Big Reduction in Livestock Rates by Wisconsin Railroad Commission
The Wisconsin Railroad Commission ordered sweeping reductions in livestock rates statewide with Milwaukee as the target point. The cuts, 20 to 25 percent, extend to Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Wisconsin Central lines after a lengthy inquiry led by former Secretary of State W L Houser. The panel found Wisconsin Milwaukee intra state and Nebraska cattle moves were overpriced compared with service costs.
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Madison
Wis
Tate Commission
Milwaukee
W. L. Houser
Omaha
Northwestern
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Wisconsin Central
Timeis
Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Angry at constable in manhunt for Lyons
Milwaukee dispatch from Chippewa Falls reports a posse of farmers failed to locate John Lyons, alleged assailant of Maud Tatauta. An earlier barn tip prompted a search, but Lyons remains at large. Farmers express anger at the constable for allowing the prisoner to escape as the hunt continues in the area.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chippewa Falls
John Lyons
Maud Tatauta
Lyons
Fire at Colorado Springs Damages Milling Plant
Fire in Colorado Springs on August 7 put under control before noon. Loss estimated at 760020 dollars. The Golden Cycle Mining and Milling Company's large Colorado City plant was heavily damaged and likely to be destroyed. The mill last month processed about half the Cripple Creek district ore, with loss around 350000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Col
Golden Cycle Mining and Milling Company
Colorado
Crippie Creek
Ross
Train Wreck in Germany Kills Eleven in Derailment
A passenger train derailed last night between Posen and Thorn in Germany. Two engines overturned and three cars demolished. Eleven people killed and ten injured. Among the dead are Prince Alexander Bogotoff, two sons of Count Keyserlingk of Milan, and a Russian captain.
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Berlin
Wis
Posen
Thorn
Alexander Bogotoff
Count Keyserlingk
Milan
Russia
Salvation Army Girl Margaret Hall Freed From Ohio Penitentiary
Margaret Hall, once dubbed the most beautiful woman in the Ohio penitentiary, was released today and departed by train to Cincinnati. She faced forgery and obtaining property on false pretenses charges after completing her second term behind bars.
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Asy Associated Press
Columbus
Margaret Hall
Ohio Penitentiary
Cincinnatii
Salvation Army
Duveen Brothers Deny Art Purchase For Morgan
London dispatch notes the Duveen brothers buying Rudolphe Kann’s Paris art collection for 5900 dollars deny the purchase was on behalf of J P Morgan. The statement clears Morgan of involvement in the acquisition.
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Aspitated Press
London
Duveen Brothers
Paris
Rudolphe Kann
J. P. Morgan
State rail unions plan tariff overhaul as meetings loom
A garbled Associated Press dispatch from Lansing indicates Michigan rail interests including Lake Shore Michigan Central and Waterash and Riz are to negotiate a new tariff as a September meeting approaches. Officials pledge compliance with forthcoming law changes and clarify retirement matters within the commission.
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Presut Lansing
Mich
State
Raw War Commissioners Department
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Wateash
Riz
Roosevelt entertains Americ* ambassador and Abbott
On August 7 at the White House, President Roosevelt hosted United States ambassador to Aveiria Charles B. Francis and Ernest Arlin Abbott of New York at a diplomatic reception.
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Itr Aseviate
Ovetsr Bar. N. FY
United States
Aveiria
Charles &. Francie
Ernest Arlin Abbott
New York
Roosevelt
Attorney Decorated for Defense at Second Trial
An attorney who defended Dresta Asring at his second trial at Renner has been decorated with the crown at the Lagie meeting Monday.
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Areca Peece
Malire Memmata
Lawrere
Dresta
Renner
IRM
Moner
Judge Landis Biography Emerges From Chicago Meeting
Aug 7 Chicago Indiana report details Henesaw Mountain Landis born November 20 1866 in Seven Mile near Millville Ohio. He rose from Logansport paper routes to Union College of Law Chicago, served as secretary to Secretary Gresham, practiced law for major firms, and was named federal judge in 1906 with strong Indiana family ties in journalism and politics.
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Chicago
Henesaw Mountain Landis
United States District Court
Ignois
Indiana
Ohio
Seven-mile
Millville
Kenesaw Mountain
Landis
Logansport
Bailiwreck
Circuit Court of
Lake Counts
Cincinnati
Union College of Law
Grover Cleveland
United States
Walter Gres
Ham
Gresham
Greshem
Washington
Miereland
Ifred Rewi
Ottawa
Til
James W. Eckels
Reed Landis
Susanne
Charles B
Congress
Frederick
Turkish forces advance on Urumiah amid village burnings
From Teheran Aug 7 Associated Press reports Turkish troops crossing into Persia march toward Urumiah burning villages. The Christian village of Mevan is shelled with nine killed including women and children. ten girls abducted. Panic spreads in Urumiah as Prince Firma is named governor of Azerbaijan and government seeks foreign counsel.
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Associated Presse
Teheran
Persia
Urumiah
Mevan
Eople
Uramiah
Prince Firma
Azerbaijan
Governor Candidate George Delamater Dies in Despondent Act
Suigibe at Pittsburg Pennsylvania August 7 Hon George Delamater Republican candidate for governor in 1893 killed himself in his Diamond Nat Bank building office. Despondency from ill health and the recent death of his son James Scott Delamater are cited as factors. Delamater formerly headed Meadville bank before its closure after the election. He left his affairs in good shape and relatives were said to be comfortable.
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Associated Press
Aeisbure
George Delamater
Diamond Natal Bank
James Scott Delamaier
Meadville
Delamater
Acasaia
Wisconsin special names Green Bay manager joins team
A Duluth, Minn. man J. A. Cortjenn has been appointed to manage the Green Bay baseball club in the Wisconsin State League. He succeeds Ira Harins, who resigned due to disaffection among the 148 players on the team.
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Milwaukee
Wic
Wisconsin
Green Harsaree J. A. Cortjenn
Duluth
Minn
Green Bay Baseball Club
Wiemiain Btrate
Ira Harinss
Constable Dies In Court Trial Shock
During Harry Lone’s trial in Syraruee Fed court a constable collapsed and died. The witnesses describe a sudden seizure as the proceedings proceeded with a Marmere and several others detained. The incident interrupted the hearing as authorities investigated the death and the legal actions around unlawful purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lone
Syraruee
Lone
Tans
Apparent Murder in Green Bay Investigation Ordered
Milwaukee dispatch reports Oneida Indian Alfrus Cornelius, 30, found dead on South Broadway near midnight with a fractured neck and a deep chin to neck gash. Evidence suggests murder and District Attorney Reynolds orders an investigation.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Green Bay
Sava
Alfrus Cornelius
South Broadway
Burke
Reynolds
Alabama elects Joseph F. Johnston to Senate term
In a joint session the Alabama Legislature elected former Gov Joseph F Johnston to a U S Senate term ending March 4, 1915, succeeding the late Pettus. He joins John H Bankhead, newly elected to replace the late Morgan, marking four fresh senators chosen by the people in close succession.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Joseph F. Johnson
National Congress
Senator Pettus
John H. Bankhead
Morgan
Struck Slippery Pavement Halts Glidden Tour Car
A high horsepower Glidden tour vehicle driven by F F Peterson and accompanied by his wife and parents from Iowa was wrecked at a grade foot in Schenectady. The auto struck the slick pavement, overturned, smashed the rear wheel and axle, and toppled near a nearby track while a trailing line of cars waited for noon clearances to move.
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Associated Frere
Schenectady
Aus
Xuch
F. Petarson
Jtarenfort
Torsei
Smiley
Engineer Dies Suddenl y in Milwaske Wis
Special to The Northvenom reports the death of 35 year old Mr. Gict in Milwaske Wisconsin last evening after a hospital operation. His wife is described as absent and Tallway employees say she has gone. The article notes a sudden death feature and references a tram service and local incidents.
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Milwaske Wis
Joarsai Tepetal
Mt Ton Hospital
Gict
Dividend Increased by Company, Declares Higher Payout
In Drees York Aug 70 aternan Toharsa company announces a dividend rise. The board approves an increased rate, payable September 2 to holders of record. The declaration notes the raise is by a fixed percentage and reflects improved earnings.
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Ammoriate
Drees
York
Aternan Toharsa
Reviay
Aed Soper Geet
Dhe
Deed of Miscreants Causes Fatal Auto Crash
Winchester Va Aug 7 An automobile carrying Miss May Bushnell and Mr Jacquelin Hardesty from Berryville was wrecked near Berryville. Miss Bushnell died from a fractured skull. A log and other obstacles blocked the road earlier, suggesting wreckers placed them. authorities pursue the culprits.
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Associated Press
Winchester
May Bushnell
Berryville
Jacquelin Hardesty
Mrr
Hardesty
Sautumobilista
Biggest crowd attends sixth annual Chicago Northwestern picnic
Fond du Lac Wisconsin hosts the Chicago Northwestern railroad northern Wisconsin division picnic drawing a record turnout. The event featured two baseball games, a water fight, and two performances of a burlesque circus amid tents and parade floats.
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Northwestern
Fond du Lac
Wis
North Fond du Lac Atien
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Wisconsin
Jclack
Tireus
Sax Thomas Burdette
H. A. Mane
Rene Selzed
Ant Wrile
Izzy
Catran
Wales
Msl
Yaaeen
Wren
Fond du Lac Circus Delights Crowd With Oriental Riders
A lively old time style circus impressed Fond du Lac audiences with prancing horses and a diverse troupe of riders, animals, and amateur acts. Chief Clerk W. El. Noyes managed the show while Charles Wheeler oversaw the menagerie. Ten cent admission yielded about $460 in receipts for two performances.
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Fond du Lac
W. el. Noyes
Charles Wheeler
French Note to Powers on Casablanca and Morocco Crisis
The French government informs vigilantes at the Algeciras conference that France will protect the Moroccan realm and its independence. It promises guaranteed safety of Casablancan inhabitants and free trade, and vows punishment for the massacre authors. It also hints at a joint force with Spain to secure Casablanca and the region.
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Associated Press
Paria
Algeciras
France
Casablanca
Spada
Adde
Myaetien
Ley
Elizabeth Flaten to Wed Henry W Hincks
Invitations issued for the wedding of Elizabeth Flaten daughter of President Eaton of Tolecaliare to Henry W Hincks of Toston. The ceremony is set for August 20 at The Lingene Martichrad Mass. President Eaton’s family are in residence for the summer.
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Sperial
Misaaker
Wis
Frelatt Gaye
Mss
Elzabeth Flaten
Eaton
Tolecaliere
Henry W. Hincks
Toston
Lingene
Martichrad
Mase
Inheritance Dispute Sows Tense Legal Battle
A murky OCR fragment outlines a family inheritance dispute tied to a fire incident. Key names and concrete details are unreadable, but the note signals a legal action with claims and potential financial stakes. The fragmentary text mentions dates and individuals in a cautious historical record style.
Onslaught by Bears Shakes Stock Market Turbulence
Bears attack drives prices down across Pacific stocks and Sugar. Heavy selling orders overwhelm bids at noon, with a quick rally later as traders cover shorts. Rumors of fines for anti rebate violations weigh on sentiment and trigger broad losses in Union Pacific, United States Steel, Amalgamated Copper, and other majors.
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New York
Bears
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Reading UK
Norther Pacific
Atucka
Sugar
Simar
Standart
Turret Board to Report on Georgia Turret Accident
Naval officials anticipate the turret board report by September 15 on the Georgia battleship tragedy that killed ten men. The board will examine turret design, drills, and safety regulations, visiting at least one turret of each class to prevent future accidents and improve firing safety.
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LBY Assocate
Wahington
D. C
Naval
Georgia
Kaiser and Vogelgessang
Palmer
Hoard Endorses Increase in Dairy Rates
In Lincoln Nebraska on August 7 the Hoard endorsed a rate increase amid testimony to the railroad commission. Prof A A Whelan of South Dakota Agricultural College testified short haul rates favored Sioux City Sioux Falls and Minneapolis. He said lower rates for short hauls harmed creameries, reducing numbers from 143 to fewer as protective against higher overall dairy costs. Fort Andersing editor Wot Hoard telegraphed support for the proposed rate rise, arguing railroads serve dairymen and state interests by adopting the new schedule.
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Bs Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Truenty Treameries
Northwest
Sioux Try
St. Paul
Minneapolis
A. A. Whelan
South Dakota Agricultural College of Brookings
Stiine Railway Commission
Nebraska
Wheeler
Journal de Hurry Intessis
Fort
Fort Aundersing the Proposed Was Rse of Ratek
Larce
Doubled Night Guards
Fragmented OCR text references a person aged around forty and a tavern setting. It mentions payment timing and a potential incident at Worst Ba e, with unclear event specifics and likely misread names. No clear actions or outcomes emerge from the legible segments.
Liquor Dealers Barred in State Action
Bizarre OCR reads show a legal or regulatory notice barring liquor dealers. Names and details are unclear, but the fragment indicates official action, likely by the state, affecting licensing or restrictions. Further readable context is needed to identify dates, places, and parties involved.
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Sota
Latter State
Bay State Milling Company
Union Fiber Company
Winona Opera House
Comeras
Wightning
Pana
Frank Henderson
Peck Roberts
Enlied
Staten Flabermes
Battons Tre
Epaad
Heinrich Conried
Susan Crowd
Constable
Germany
Convict
Parie
Michiagan Ballerasa
The
United Listen
Austria
Katertalerd
Standard Oil
Grand Trunk Railroad
Caluget Electric Ling
Frank O. Lowden
Springfield
Lowden
Tomer
Jou S WetreLe
Erumiah
Meran Shelia
Pittsburg
Republiczs
Sizte
A. Corrigam
Seste
Meidemt Crenten
AEW
Somer Fenington
Avochran
Katee
Berryvillde
Great Burlesque Circus
Sicule
Powers
Morocco
Algeciran
Miss Eaton
Relalt Coliexe
Beloit
Mother of Grocery
Murer
Gran Paige
Emery
Suger Corporation
Ueies
Tancier
Catholic Order of Foresters
Ryder
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