Local Fire Follows Explosive Accident Kills Man In Iowa
In Mason City a man named John Margh was severely burned when a gasoline fire he tried to ignite with a lit bottle caused an explosion. He rolled into a snow bank to extinguish the flames and remains gravely injured. Other news notes: a death from heart trouble near Marshalltown and an attempted burial permit issue at Tider. various agricultural and postal updates. a deadly train wreck near Western station. a body found in Dysart with head injuries. a smallpox vaccination effort and a motor passenger incident in Burlington and nearby.
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Mary Ryanbaugh
Marshalltown
Mamlatugh
Christ
Boas
van Buren Court
Des Moines
Pauly News
Thes Moines
Wilsh
Ames
Colidge
Asd Dews
Fred Wilsie
Wisie
Dews
Ars
Grim
Johnsen
Ehene
Juhn Grennan
Dysart
Dgrennan
Swindles and Crime Mark Newspaper Year in Review
The piece recounts multiple incidents: a brutal assault case involving Abe Stauiner and Benny Rabbbaua, a mass journalist trip to the Trans Mississippian exposition ending in banquets, and a string of frauds including fake agents soliciting funds for education. It also notes a court ruling on railroad rates, a fatal shooting near Willains, and a murder tied to Ellen Nicholson with Saunders and Whitaker arrested. Further, deaths of John Niet and a farmer near Greene are reported with buried cash discovered posthumously.
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Ptule
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Alfora
Daughie
Saunders
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Greene
Batik
Prussian trade ban and U S protest spark tense notes
The Prussian finance minister bans fresh American fruit imports citing vermin fears threatening California groves. Waneburg halts sixteen thousand apples and U S ambassador White protests to the foreign office as tensions rise over cross-Atlantic shipments and diplomatic strains.
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Armericat
California
Corman
Waneburg
United States
White
Maisie Hode
Corone
Glouce
Little Na
Hunetis
Ker's Island
Saiema
Tare
Russia
Tarler
Isham
T Ments
Washington House debates and vote delayed on debt policy
fragmented report from Washington details postponed proceedings on a Teller separation and debt payment authority. speeches by Daniel of Vermont, Lindsay of Kentucky, and Caffery of Louisiana were noted. debates touched on administration policy, bonds, and the District of Columbia appropriation as the session waned.
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Dana
Tneyrow
Aaron Tha
Baniel
My Lindsay
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Ate
Staithew Dersey
Guelaroll
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Caffery
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My. Delliver
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Y.iuely
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Fragmentary OCR notes on congress delays and patent claims
Fragmented text references waiting in Congress and delays by authorities amid protests. Mentions postal office, General Garz Go, and a court of appeals judge. Notes on patent duplication and Valual information related to inventors and patent writers.
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Io Grami
Ofice
Garz Go
Joan Dsiel
Court of Appeals
Mor
Paris
Semeti
United
Tian
Tirestas
Onwie & Co
Unclear revolution fears stir Salvador amid banking crisis
Dispatches from San Salvador warn of an imminent revolution driven by severe financial and political turmoil. Strained Guatemala Salvador relations heighten tension as four major Salvadoran banks fail. only the Bank of London is described as safe.
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Salsaces
Managua
Nicaragua
San Salvador
Salvador
Guatemala
Bank of Longon
Baking powder for Alaska and Yukon prospects
In Alaska and the Yukon climate bread and biscuits must use baking powder not yeast. Royal Baking Powder is praised as the only brand that withstands cold damp conditions, recommended by McQuesten and endorsed by Peary and U S government expeditions. The piece warns against cheaper brands that bake poorly after long transit and urges buyers to insist on Royal Baking Powder from trading companies or before Jealty.
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Usc Mredres
Stockton
CM. Mamikten
Cty
Dawson City
Cananda
Royal Baking Powder Company
Alaska
Yukon
McQuesten
Arctic
United States
Peary
Fads in flowers parade funeral ornament abroad
A reader compares florists in London with those in the United States noting that funeral wreaths and emblems displayed in windows offend the eye. The writer dismisses tabulated designs and advises restraint, arguing flowers should speak for themselves without tematized outlines.
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London
Peddlers in Mexico told by Be F Guigmon of St Louis
While traveling in Mexico years ago the narrator recounts an amusing encounter with a vendor selling honey at a mountain station. An old woman limits her sale to two boxes to preserve stock for later customers, highlighting perceived humble business acumen of the lower classes.
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Mexico
BE. F. Guig
St Louis
Rall
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