Brief New Notes For The Busy Man Round About The World
A compact digest of global happenings. Mrs James9 Schoolcraft Sherman is seriously ill in Hoboken. Theodore Roosevelt married to Eleanor Butler Alexander in New York. Judge John F. Phillips retires from Missouri Western District bench. Arthur Donner resigns as treasurer of the American Sugar Refinery. Charles A. Alice of Lowell succeeds. Taft urges reduction of alumina use. Knox makes a policy statement. Various brief items include university appointments, typhoid fever in Rhode Island, Emperor William canceling engagements, Dr. Alpert H. Babcock’s death, and a rough run of international news.
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Sherman
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Theodore Roosevelt
Eleanor Butler Alexander
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Bruyvesabt Fish
Will Marcy
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Alice
Lowell
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Taft
Knox
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Atlcs
Mary Coes
Coretary
Radcliffe Collcge
Cambriee
Mars
Misa Agnes Irwin
Ate
Aldrich
Rhove Island
New York City
Emperor William
Alpert H. Babcock
America
Sieiy
Brooklye
Multiple Calamities and Trials Dominate National News
Reports detail a series of violent incidents and legal actions across cities. Automobiles clash with pedestrians, factory workers strike over wages, and a notable river harbors bill moves through Congress. A high profile electrocution and a carnival accident add to a day of tragedy and inquiry.
Death of Senator Daniels in Upper House Service
Senator Daniels, senior Virginnta legislator, died at the Canctuary 2anitarium at 10 35 Wednesday night from a cerebral hemorrhage after suffering a paralytic stroke earlier in the winter. He had been in poor health all season and collapsed rapidly as heart action failed. he was 67. The warning fire alarms were sounded for half an hour as the city noted the death.
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Aynehburg
Vas
We Daniel
Fro Virginnta
Svantor Dantel
Sennie
Mires
Sisteeselon
E Thik
Daniel
Elty
Tha Etntes
Iowa News Briefs From Across The State
A chaotic Iowa page lists numerous local incidents. Names include Newtons Ticiest Ed Taylor and James Lard. Reports cover deaths, accidents, drownings, a train mishap near Keokuk, a fatal steel-car crash, a city fire near Clear Lake, and a Davenport plant fire loss. Also noted are revivals at Harlan, boating tragedies on the Mississippi, a Lehigh cement plant project, and multiple legal and railroad-related items.
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James Lard
Ed Taylor
Calfax
Harth
Donyer
George Robbing
Gartinot
Chariton
Dick Winelos
Quincy
Charles H. Angerian
Burlington
Viele
Lee County
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Inna Falls
F. Cook
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Malvern
Robert
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M. HW. Lyon
Ainger
Harrig
Brammer’ Manufacturing Company
Davenport
Ronderlig Company
Terry
Gharles Lents
Plainfield
Lente
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W. B., Walden
Iowa Falls
Naval Academy
Anapolis
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Cadel Welden
Lamdon
Will
Worshin
First Baptist Church
Pollae
Amondlin
Ein Fred Hertington
Ed Matins
Merkerl Sargent
Mort Bodge
Higmend
Religia
Deergent
Fonda
Des Moines Leads in May Postage Gain Across Cities
Des Moines shows the largest May increase in post office receipts among major cities. Figures list Des Moines posting a 22.50 rise, with New York and Chicago following, as national patterns of postal growth are noted. State finances, hospital planning, and telephone merger updates accompany the report.
Court Reporters Meet At Des Moines Convention
Court reporters from Des Moines and surrounding areas are slated to gather July 7 and 8 at the Des Moines courthouse for a two day convention of the Town Shorthand Reporters Association. Events include reports from secretary treasurer Hoover, committee appointments, and sessions on practical court reporting and weather impacts on reporting.
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John N. Smilth
Memburille
Iowa Distriet
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Ranthera Town Fdktorial Association
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Zune
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Sion
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Carr
Tes Moines
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Whittard
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Emmetsburg
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Poudole
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Enil
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River floods kill six in Kentucky as families perish
A catastrophic flood along the Licking River in Kentucky claimed six lives as homes were swept away and multiple families vanished. Rescue efforts recovered two male bodies. a woman's body was seen but the swift current prevented retrieval. The disaster struck near the river headwaters amid a cloudburst.
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Banka
Licking River
Cougar
Swale
Fire Rips Through Genoa. Court House Damaged
A major blaze engulfed half of Genoa causing severe damage. The Donplss county courthouse and several attorney homes were burned. fire units from Carson City aided the effort. Estimated loss reaches 100000 dollars, but the courthouse was insured and protected.
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Donplss
Carson City
Aro Waacherken Uétore
Aelda
Joss
Private banker charged with large theft from fellow unionist
A 23 year old private banker and employment agent has been arrested for allegedly stealing between 30 000 and 40 000 from a fellow countryman over the past two years. Police report the man is a fircek and has been placed under arrest.
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Ile’ Sally
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Aeenst
Woman Held Accomplice In New York Case
Romanian woman identified as Marcelle Webber is named as an accomplice of Paul Webber a clerk. She is charged in connection with a German donor scam on Bills Island. The case involves $5,000 alleged fraud from long ago with an Egyptian link at Chiro Egypt.
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Augustana
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Uno
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Bills Island
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Hanken Railway Loan Sought in Washington D C
Washington officials announce a 30 090 000 dollar loan plan for a railway project. The state department notes that other governments have approved arrangements with the financial concerns involved and await final steps.
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Washington, D. C
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Sioux City Livestock Market Report Reads Odd
A scrambled note from the Sioux City livestock market shows quotes for light stockers and horses. Prices listed include 3.4083 for some stock and 9.95 for others, with unclear units or items.
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Filove City
Sioux
Wovthesiay
Stabbing at Valentine Watouling Ned
Tom Wittehat stabbed Sam White during a Wednesday night quarrel in Valentine Watouling Ned. White is reported to be recovering.
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Watouling
Tom Wittehat
Sam White
White
Wit
Milwane Press Club to honor guest at jubilee
A notice announces Mia Alkod will be the guest of the Milwane Press Club for its September 7 celebration marking the club’s silver jubilee. The event honors long service and features the main speakers and attendees.
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Milwane Fee
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