Notable Iowa magnate dies at his Keosauqua home
Hon Edward Manning prominent Iowa businessman dies at 86 in Keosauqua. His fortune valued at about 5 million dollars. The town Landerville, Indiana reportedly destroyed by a Saturday disaster with no fire protection. Population 40. No fatalities reported.
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Edward Manning
Iowa
Keosauga
Landerville
Inana
Howard V. Shepherd
Massachusets
Patent Office
Various Local Notices and Incidents in Malbour County
Sheepmen stockpile hay for next winter paying four to five dollars per ton. The Kagens Street fair foresees $1000 for event coverage though date undecided. Clyde Payne, university football star, moves to University of California and may take a prominent Berkeley grid role. A seagull rested on a Moro farm amid a hot spell. Seven year old Lowell Leep of Pine Valley died in a horse accident. The Master Barbers Association raises barber prices from 25 to 45 cents starting August 19. Baker City plans a street fair and carnival September 6 to 7 after a previous cancellation. The Union Power westbound overland limited wrecked at Table Rock injuring three crew and thirteen passengers in a collision with two light engines.
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Clyde Payne
University of Er
University of California
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Moro
Sherman County
Java
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Henry Leep
Pine Valley
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Islander Sinks After Collison Off Douglas Island Alaska
The Islander proned the largest and fastest Victoria to Skagway route steamer when it struck off Douglas Island. It sank in fifteen minutes. Sixty five persons perished including passengers and crew. Survivors were rescued by the Queen and other vessels as authorities combed for bodies and valuables, with three hundred thousand dollars in gold aboard.
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8. C
Canadian Pacific Navigation
Victoria-Skagway
Colllides
Douglas Island
Foote
Skagway
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Lynn Canal
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Waleep
Jine
Jogean
Douglas
Juneau
Huntington After Hayes May Name Southern Pacific President
A prominent Southern Pacific official hinted that H. Huntington, nephew of Gov. Huntington, will be appointed president. He reportedly told friends he would not accept if offered and that a decision could come as soon as Sunday.
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Unsan Pacific
HH. EB. Hentington
Sephew
Golla P. Huntington
Southern Pacific
Wedit H. Kh. Hentington
Nied
Iis
Ered
Patent tonic claims cure all stomach and liver troubles
An ad extols Dr Pierce’s Medicine as a universal remedy for stomach and bladder diseases claiming cures for liver and kidney disorders. It argues three dimensional causes and remote organ effects, urging readers to try “Discovery” and its pills to relieve constipation and related ailments.
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Railroad plan to connect Riparia and Lewiston advances
Portland reports strong talk of a future railroad linking Riparia to Lewiston via Paris and Lanin with President Malus backing Northern Pacific style effort. Source notes private but reliable. no firm timetable provided.
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Paris
Lanin
Malus
Northern Pacific
Wheat Market Dips Then Recovers in New York Trade
The New York market report from I L Ray shows wheat prices slipping on lower cables before partial recovery by close. Prices opened around 7 and traded to 7 7/8, with Liverpool activity easing the declines. Visible supply fell 1.45 million bushels for the week to 40.77 million, while stocks rose for other commodities.
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Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Atg
Liverpool
European Fear of France Over Panama Canal Move
European intervention worries rise as the French warship Suchet appears during Colombia Venezuela tensions. Washington reports say France may oppose US canal acquisition and seeks to pressure Washington. In Colombia, President Onetro arrests Ka-Minister of Commerce Pulidow and aides for alleged plots to back a revolution.
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Colombia
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Panama Canal
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Onetro
Cantro
P. & LN. Work Begins on New Extension to Seven Devils Country
Boise August 11 Special reports that the Pacific and Idaho Northern Railway extension fromConnell to the Seven Devils country starts today. The line, forty five miles, will follow the old PAL N route to the copper camp and be standard gauge with full equipment. General Manager Shelby says the aim is winter completion, bringing a boom to Southern Idaho with anticipated mine developments near Weber and others boosting regional activity.
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W. P. Shelby
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Hutte Ae
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Easwady
Weber
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SCHLEY'S NEW CHARGES AND OTHER ITEMS
Washington August 10. New charges against the bureau of navigation arise from Melley friends claiming forgery. A telegram dispute is cited as justification for not obeying twin orders. Special dispatch from Vincent notes a 10 year old fired at a relative. Burt wounded but alive. Additionally, arrests for a recent rain robbery occur near Caney Oklahoma. DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised as bowel remedy.
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Bureau of Navigation
Friends of
Melley
Italy
Ina
Selley
Sehleye
Amalgamated's Labor Strife Across Mills and Cities
The August reports show Keights of Labor and Anti Trust League opposing steel trusts in New Jersey and nationwide. Amalgamated workers at multiple mills face strike pressures as Southern hires arrive. prospects of plant restarts and possible forfeiture challenges loom amid ongoing labor conflict.
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Anti. Trust League
Washington
Keights of
Tabor
New Jersey
Men Entombed Alive In Cleveland Water Tunnel
A rescue party moved to the Cleveland water works tunnel after two men were entombed while plumbing a tunnel. Victims are identified as John Kiel and Eugene from town. The incident followed Thursday's disaster and authorities work to reach them.
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Cleveland
John Kiet
Eugene
Pioneer Thomas Wright Dies in Jackson County Home
The obituary notes Thomas Wright, a Jackson county pioneer and farmer, died at his home in the Willow Springe district. He settled in the county in 1662 after emigrating from Kentucky, leaving a legacy as a respected stocksavior in the region.
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Jackson County
Stocksavior
Willow Springe
Dowmaan
Kentucky
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