College of Medicine and Literary Buildings Destroyed at Iowa
Wire reports say a Sunday fire destroyed the College of Medicine and Literary buildings at the University of Iowa with losses not less than 250000 dollars. Other items note fatalities, a Japanese financial crisis, Manchuria treaty concerns, and various international tensions and incidents.
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College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Albert Zolmer-Braunfels
Wacoden
Japan
Salem asylum takes five insane patients from Alwaka
Five insane patients were brought to the Salem asylum from Alwaka on Friday under the care of four Alaska officials and will be kept by the Oregon Institution doctor and a dentist connected with Alaska.
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Salem
Alwaka
Clare
Oregon Institution
Territory of
Alaska
William Tyron
Dayton
Wael
F. L. Gibbs
Eugene
Gilvow
Portland
Hiralan
Powr Spott
Puyalluy
Tacoma
Spott
George Cannon
Grant County
Pace Creek
Oregon
Obie
Dsi
Commercial Club of
Chicago
Commercial Clube
Hoston
Cinccinnati
St. Louie
Pacific Court
Charl Kennedy
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
St. Luke's S Hospital
Kennedy
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Golden Medical Discovery Advert Claims Cure for Lung Ailments
An advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for lung diseases and weak lungs. It cites testimonials including Mr. McCaules of Leer Me Ary Co., Pa., claiming complete cure after prior radical aids. The pitch emphasizes rapid, permanent results and warns against substitutes.
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Ian
Dane Tor
Atin
Tip Merce
Loven
Golden Medical Discovery
Mr. McCaules
Leer Me Ary Co
General Harrison Seriously Ill in Indianapolis
General Harrison is gravely ill with grip, neuralgia, and pneumonia, aged and failing in recovery. Reports say his condition worsened through the day with doctors seeking to improve his status as anxious friends await possible updates.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison
Jameson
Bubonic Plague in Frisco Denied by Treasury Official
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Spaulding stated no plague epidemic exists in San Francisco. He emphasized no cause for alarm and compared San Francisco health conditions favorably with San Francisco’s safety for travelers and business, urging public confidence.
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Washington
San Francisco
Treasury
Spaulding
San Praneteco
Ashington
Trury Department Ie
San Francise
Smallpox Fears Rise Near Prior Creek Agency
A Crow Nation report from Hutte Montana warns of potential smallpox spread near Prior Creek and rising violence. Local health care is overwhelmed with many evacuated to private care as the outbreak strains hospital capacity. The message notes no confirmed cases yet and mentions private protective actions.
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Hutte
Mont
Mareh Wea
al Campbell
Prior
Prior Creek
Crow Indian Reservation
de Fou
Hinnidreda
Cam
Jodign
Honolulu News Note on Rio Janeiro Disaster Causes
ENS Honolulu reports that the Rio Janeiro disaster at San Francisco harbor stemmed from a life preserver shortage. Officers transferred life preservers to other ships, while Wilder and Later Inland lines aided. The Coptic shipped 100 life preservers for the same purpose amid replenishment claims and denial by the agent.
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Honolulu
San
Viere
Rio Janioro
San Francisco
United States
Frisco
Acquittal in Gamble murder sparks lynch talk in Carthage
Carthage reports indicate Kamael Broach was acquitted of involvement in the Gamble family murder. Local unrest is feared as eight other prisoners, including two women, remain under guard at a distant brick jail. Officials warn of possible mob action.
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Carthage
Misc
Kamael Broach
Gamble
Brownh
Broach
Mine
Four Marines’ Bodies to Be Sought in County Inquiry
The text notes that four Marines lost their lives and that the money will be held in their estate until the bodies are brought to the country and world.
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Thiet
Anid Worle
Wheat Market Falls Amid Wires Down and Freezing Weather
Reports from New York and Liverpool show a downward trend in wheat as trading is hampered by downed wires. Severe cold and frost damage threaten the winter wheat crop while moisture shortages and the Hessian fly raise concerns across regions.
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New York
Liverpool
Ziba
Trade fears and marriage noted in two city cables
In New York a cable from the American Association of China warns that Russian control of Manchuria will extinguish American trade and calls for protest against the Russo Chinese agreement. In Indianapolis Alfred Stead and Elaine Hosey wed at noon at the bride’s parents’ home and plan a world tour.
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New York
Asratic Association
China
Shanghai
Manchuria
Indianapolis
Ind
Alfred Stead
Famus
London
Elaine Hosey
Thre Ety
Mira Stead
Transport Hancock Arrives From Manila in War News
San Francisco reports the Hancock with the Thirteenth volunteer infantry arriving from Manila. The unit is the last of its form and observers expect General Botha to surrender soon. London dispatch notes a government move toward a formal armistice and the likely landing of General Botha with the Heer forces.
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San Francisco
Mareh
Hancock
Manila
Hawaii Legislature Allocates 15 000 for Paving and Police
The Hawaii Legislature appropriates 915000 for a municipal project. Oakland Goes Republican. A. Hariton is elected mayor in Walla Walla amid questions on extending free delivery and sidewalk improvements. Officials warn that services may be revoked if streets and walks are not upgraded.
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Oakland
Clif
Mareh
A. Hariton
Walla Walla
Railroad Superintendent Bans Intoxicants and Debts
The Dubuque division of the Chicago and Great Western Railway issued sweeping rules prohibiting all employees from using intoxicants in any form or at any time and from entering saloons or using liquor on or off duty. Violations bring immediate discharge. The order also requires workers to pay honest debts with immediate discharge for failures unless reasonable excuses exist.
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Dubuque
Chicago & Great Western Railroad Company
Traltten
Gas Well Fire Near Gle Elam Depot
Shuck Gas and Thomas L Gamble sunk an artesian well about a half mile from the Gle Elam depot in Western Washington. At 84 feet a shale gas seam ignited when a lighted match was applied, the flame leaping 30 feet high. The well opening was closed after difficulty, a half inch pipe was run out, and the vent outlet burped continually.
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Shuck Gas
Thomas L. Gamble
Gle Elam
Washington
Neve
Ve Vasvant PREUMOMIA And OmIF Lasalive
A fragmented OCR item references names in a local notice or message. Details are unclear but multiple proper nouns appear, suggesting a cited list or roster alongside a title-like fragment.
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Lasalive
Stockmen Die in Chicago Northwestern Train Crash
A rear end collision between two Chicago and Northwestern stock trains near Arlington Heights caused a deadly wreck injuring several men. Fatalities listed as C. Staller Gi. Ruck and F P Smith with others W O H Stevens G W Worthy H Weber and J A Wilson seriously hurt. Gue Brock also killed in the fire after the explosion.
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Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern
Arlington Heights
Toring
C. Staller
Gi. Ruck
FP. Smith
W. O H. Stevens
G. W. Worthy
H. Weber
J. A. Wilson
Explosion at McKeesport Brewery Kills Two
An early morning blast at the McKeesport Brewery plant wrecked the building and killed two workers, William Flerkle and Matthew Carr, with nearby homes damaged but occupants unharmed. Authorities report the blast was heard citywide and caused extensive debris. Further details are awaited as rescue teams searched the ruins.
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McKeesport
Welock
McKedsport Brewny Company
Etory
William Flerkle
Matthew Carr
Judge rules three cent fare ordinance unconstitutional
Cleveland March 12 Judge Ries of the United States district court declares the three cent fare ordinance passed by the city council two years ago unconstitutional. He finds the ordinance interferes with existing contracts.
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Cleveland
Ries
United States District Court
Mine Reopens After Debt Judgment News
San Francisco March 12 Lantor Balliol of Maker City received notice that the White Swan mine near Baker City failed to rade on the property. The mine has been out since 1400 but will be started again in full. Keowee City reported a separate incident where Mee Tom Smith Jomen McNate and Nora Smith armed with hatchets attacked Frank Kadi joint destroying mirrors and bottles. the group is jailed.
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San Francisco
Lantor Balliol
Maker City
White Swan
Baker City
Kanews City
Maro
Mee
Tom. Smith
Jomen McNate
Nora
Frank Kadi
Keowee City
Battionhip Clitieian Sets Sail On Builder's Trial Trip
Newport News March 12 The battleship Clitieian left the capes on its builder's trial trip with a large crowd watching despite foe weather. A thirty mile run is planned under forced draught after machinery latents. Bois Oy March 12. The bill for an exhibit at the Pan American exposition in Buffalo was revived and amended by the senate, carrying a $15 000 appropriation.
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Newport News
Clitieian
Capes
Bois Oy
Mareh
Bonee
Buffalo
Mnate
Bitton Wins Ward Director Seat In Annual Election
In Mortland yesterday L. W. Bitton defeated K. Warren for director by a vote of 148 to sit.
Staren Factory Fire in Kankeen Illinois
A fire at the Archer Staren factory in Kankeen Illinois destroyed the facility early this morning. The blaze caused about 125000 in damages and left Laie Ruel badly burned when a grinder exploded during the incident.
Crowe May Surrender in Omaha Kidnap Case
James Callanan claims he will surrender if acquitted on his alibi related to the Crowe kidnapping case. Pat Crowe maintains his innocence and says he will clear himself if evidence supports it.
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Crowe
Omaha
James Callanan
Pat Crowe
Mrs Nation begins crusade in Wichita
Mrs Nation arrives in Wichita to continue the temperance crusade as her husband Mr Nation supports her efforts during this phase of the movement.
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Nation
Guif
Wichita
Kanw
Carrie Nation
Aya Hin
General Dewet's Wheresvouts
Victoria March 12 reports Ceaural luwel north of Hrand fort as river colony Hin movements are hampered by rain and weather.
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Dewet
Victoria
Court House Ballot Yields Narrow Local Board Results
A quiet election at the courthouse Monday afternoon produced a light vote. Jesse Failing led with 77 votes while C. G. spoken and others trailed. James A. Foe and De J. Smith named as holdover directors. Five directors will meet at 7:30 tonight to confirm selections.
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W. Pierce
Court House
Jesse Failing
C. G. Spoken
M. Play
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