Fire Destroys Commerce Building in Kansas City
A major blaze swept the Bank of Commerce building and adjacent structures in Kansas City injuring several and causing extensive loss. The three story Urtek building and other properties on Wall Street were damaged, with estimates reaching into the hundreds of thousands. investigations and emergency crews attended the scene as flames raged past ten o'clock.
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Avinil
Ytansas
Moy
Wero Witch Sinatel Iy
Urtek
Calurabus Kugsy Company
Wall Street
Kear Tasitls
Joie
Luibting
Comny Acdhe
Eitan Cori Urorbork
Nathoreai
Coulerce
Nacional Bank
Jonitivs Buggy Company
Routh
Ge Achnbach
Ferz
Manlitime Company
A. Woolf
Tte
Not clear historical execution report
An OCR damaged passage describes a group condemned at a prison in Muvaun Guba on a Friday. It references an execution, accomplices, a white oats purge, and a female child described as the victim. Details are garbled and names unclear.
Boy Confesses to Crime Amid Turbulent Report
A youth named Kile Racber confessing to the killing of Robers ley is detailed amid garbled notes. The report mentions a crime scene near a railway and an accidental discovery of a body before a train passed, with other unrelated financial and political items interwoven in the damaged text.
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Kile Racber
Teaifrond Tench
Naval court hears midshipman case at Annapolis trial
In Annapolis a naval court convenes for the trial of Midshipman Worth W. Peter of New Athens and others on charges related to hazing. The proceedings reveal contested questions about evidence and procedure as defenders press for fair preparation while witnesses offer mixed testimony about alleged abuses and misconduct.
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W. Peter
New Athans
Ilsleein
Mihhijiman
Worth W. Roster
Nowab Haus
Tad
Wlan
Loring Mushinming
Chester B. Roberts
Detweer bin Stile
Devatshier Foster
Yozad Iolerly
Hin Ax
Wester
Kisses for Pianist Tour Ends in Dire Weather
A damaged report from a voyage recounts a mishap aboard a ship headed to New York for a performance. Severe storms battered the craft, injuring crew and passengers, with one captain and several crew members sustaining injuries as wind and seas rose to dangerous levels.
Ejected From White House Woman Seized By Officers
A woman identified as Mrs. Minor Morris was forcibly ejected from the White House after a disturbance during a Thursday afternoon hearing. Officers removed her and she was taken to a nearby facility with charges under consideration. The report mentions chaos, a march from the penitentiary, and unrelated incidents including a church disruption and an earthquake warning.
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Scea
Warrington
Morris
Amcos
Nantes Wreckey and Bey Story of a Southward Train Wreck
A chaotic report describes a rail disaster with numerous injuries and fatalities. It lists victims including Lida Gielen Alexis Davia Aunia Dayis Jeete Woodall and others, noting property losses around 105 dollars and extensive damage to cars and equipment. The wreck occurred near Facksontite, with a Southern Bell line implicated and a train car lifted from its track.
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Nantes Wreckey
Bey
Rome
Caminus
Janes
Negro Mochlaise
Jake Johnson
Colorat Oy
Lida Gielen
Alexis Davia
Aunia Dayis Geil
Herries
Shane
Facksontite
Texas
Wiltitia Wailer
Fragmented OCR Nimble News Assorted Military Scene
Event fragment describes violent actions and casualties with scattered names and places. The text references troops, a president figure, and deaths, mentioning Puerto lata and Maruiez Street TeMnis lag goenrzey. Preserve unclear OCR details while noting a likely hostile encounter and injuries.
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Moerty Plata
Ove Bug
Ieee
Beth Sion
Watzel
Puerto Lata
Maruiez Street
Morley Shestlig
Levaiyss
World War II era dispatches detail Allied plans and opposition
Fragmentary OCR records mention British leaders and Italian theater involving a hypothetical Pacific front. References to a Bea of Japan, Basil’s Taverns, and figures like Mojystradsky appear garbled. The text hints at Allied force movements and possible clashes with German and Japanese opponents.
Ex-Mayor Fenes Ho Wit Faces Sentence Overturn
The report recounts an ex mayor named Fenes Ho Wit facing potential sentence changes. It notes his past political activity in Guthrie Oklahoma and later move to Bedford seeking health and work as a something craftsman while legally resisting new charges.
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University of Tidmen
Bedford
Guthrie
Okla
Inter
Ennic
AL Thovigh
Fragmented report of railway wreck and court actions
A chaotic, OCR muddle recounts a Stortehuen and Wakebeld couple tied to a derailment near Kedzie Ave. The text references a fatal or injurious collision on a freight line, a New York manager, and suit against Mrs. Ditzmimens Sinin. It also hints at an assault case in Ar Pont and a public minirenant.
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Aceya
Bt. Baul
Kedzie Ave
Ulicnge
Pateez
Fite
Tow Friedman
New York
Bal Dtz
Slintnuila
Egainet
Mhorbg
Miter
Brantlip
Ditzemmiens
Ancassin
Pablanes
Ruslan Poland
Polten
Weiter
Mleo
Doghitel
Cig Prosdupinz Kole
W. Tfetmes
Ar Pont
Mim
Cy. B. Millre
Meg A. Loenuder
Bodo
Hawkeye Spate and Iowa Legislature Session Note
The article reviews the Hawkeye state political scene with focus on the forthcoming state legislative session in Des Moines. It discusses the biennial amendment process, the new assembly of 47 senators and 100 representatives, and changes in party balance along with listed district representatives and party shifts.
Howe for ballot in Des Moines campaign scene
Fragmented text describes political figures and a Des Moines campaign, mentioning Mey, Brelru Dama, Hill Stole Cowy, and Daisy Deighton. It references equal rights forces, a promise to be a worthy successor, and ongoing legislative action planned for the next session.
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Denvegton
Dawn
Tarwistius
Hin Wernin Sisteage
Cnmpatsy
Beton
Des Moines
Brelru Dama
Hill
Cowy
Misa
Daisy Deighton
Mrs Carr Held For Murder In Ancear Of Husband
Anxious jurors near the coroner's inquest concluded Mrs Ty Dh Care faced murder charges for the death of her husband. Police arrested the woman Wednesday at a hospital in Oelwein after the shooting near a downtown hotel where Walter Waly was fatally wounded. Carr’s condition was not listed, but authorities said her injuries were minor and she remained in custody as the case moves forward.
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Gelwein
Yur Hasband
Moses
Oelwein
Dica Molues
Walter Waly
Iran
Kizaie Metnet
Goerdon
Brinig Caeballe
Heizrin McCast
Mr Stud
Mya Feld MaCaet
Norell
Corer
Weil
Thores
Pak
Tiny Tote
Yank Hig Ace
Oeters
Ito Sleipgen
Ali de Uline
Dmttusadtias
Trial of Poisoning Husband Captivates Court Audience
Report from a county court where MHS Phatt weeps as Metter Wiman stands trial for poisoning her husband Jennie rat in a case drawing great public interest. The presiding judge, Tie, urges jurors to focus after days of examination. testimony covers a string of related incidents, including assaults at an Iowa City salon and a disrupted scene at a Boone residence, with Mrs Prot and Honey Snow among those described as affected by the proceedings.
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Metter Wiman
Jennie Rat
Eve Ingsban Pratt
Vetter
Tockwell City
Witesting
Aludza
Cbirch
Fragmented note on Suglyite and Anches Flin age two
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Suglyite at Nebeque and Anches Flin aged two, with unclear phrases about a Juba chiaraco and life events. Readable elements include a Monday reference and possible actions by Meine 4 adel themegh Vig Vrnits Ee.
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Nebeque
Anches Flin
Meine
Iowa county wheat leads in 1905 yields across state
The report shows Pottawattamie County highest with 133 bushels per acre, Sioux County second, and other counties like Kewaunee and Divison noted for substantial corn and wheat output. Total Tonnes and regional rankings are listed with figures such as 874,774 bushels for corn and 100,000 measure for related crops.
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Lishely
Gathua for the Gaing Lawhakora Arrival in Des Moines
The passage mentions Des Moines and Polk with a chaotic discussion of legislators and figures like Ewors Engtish Gore Wilner and Howe. It alleges debates over votes, adoption of a measure, and alleged secrecy surrounding official actions and alliances.
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Lawhakora
Bex Moines
Cvery
Des Moines
Efostin
Howe
Ewors Engtish
Polk
Gera Gore
Wilner
O'Brien
Woortairy
Siblings Involved In Strife Over Own Actions At Goerdon
Report describes two sisters and a complex sequence of events ending with a confrontation. Names appear distorted but indicate a domestic dispute involving a Black individual and multiple parties. The account suggests injury and temporary resolve amid unclear details.
Wealthy Cedaratin Man Dies in Waters Hotel
The Wealthy Cedaratin magnate Harry Jobust was found dead in his hotel room at the Warneloa Hotel on Sunday morning. An inquest opened by Clerk Clarence Tuitstons will probe the cause of death as an orderly medical examiner noted the body showed no obvious signs. Charity officials reported the body was removed to a local mortuary and the coroner prepared to hear testimony from hotel staff and witnesses attending the scene.
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Cedaratin
Warneloa
Harry Jobust
Waters
Glarence Tuitstons
F Tolason
Waterloo
Olens
Astay Che Jemiest
Destructive Runaway Injures Riders and Kills Horse
A buggy driven by Sugans team collided with a wagon causing a disastrous runaway near Fiduwy. A father, son, and others were injured. one horse killed. The crash occurred after a dog barked, throwing the driver and a rider from the vehicle and causing several serious but non-fatal injuries.
Local Crime Echoes Across Clinton and Surrounding Areas
A garbled report recounts a shocking sequence in Clinton and nearby towns involving a counterfeit powder scandal, a revolver discharge, and a fatal heating accident. Names such as Mert Chigtivas and Corstenson appear amid hazy details about suspects, victims, and a property dispute. The piece mentions parish church matters and a large damages claim tied to a local figure, with a death at age 113 noted in passing.
Iowa Teachers Association Meeting Reports Educational Progress
The article recounts a state teachers association convention at Pilney with President J J McConnett delivering an address. It notes discussions on education, craft programs, and the need for affordable schools and practical courses to improve facilities and opportunities for rural students.
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Kates
Lotéks
J. J. McConnett
Ce Ting
Sallegiuté
Agen
Pilney
Pividi
Ipecai
Egrnational Coumeil Siac
Jaye Whseboot
Iwual
Srie
Foila State Teachers’ Association
Tar
Brystas Anna D
Monat Pleazant
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