Train Leaves Track Four Lives Lost in Wreck on C N W
Boone Iowa Aug 1 The north bound fast mail on the Chicago Northwestern left the track at Kate Kelly Curve near the Des Moines river bridge at 4 oclock this morning Engineer Masterson Fireman Schmidt and Postal Clerks Stone and OBrien were killed Five clerks injured Entire train derailed over the embankment Cause unknown
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Moone
Calamba
Boone
Iowa
Chicago & Northwestern
Kate Kelly
Des Moines River Bridge
Masterson
Schmidt
Stone and
O'Brien
Illinois Volunteers Firemen Touring Pekin Contest
The 11th annual tournament of the Illinois Firemen's Association opens in Pekin with seven hundred firemen from Naperville Chicago Il Gordon Arcola Charleston Edwardville Island Canton Dixon Held Peoria South Peoria Monmouth Bushnell Mt and Clinton. A parade of uniformed firemen and apparatus precedes the events. The steam engine contest is Wednesday morning and band engine and various races and drills occur each afternoon over three days.
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Mite Firemen's Association
Pekin
Illinois
Naperville
Chicago
Arcola
Charleston
Edwardaville
Island
Canton
Dixo
Peoria
South Peoria
Monmouth
Bushnell
Clinton
Root II Becomes Secretary of War in Aug Ceremony
Rudy Root took the oath of office as secretary of war at 10 43 today Alper escorted Root to the office and after the ceremony bid his former associates goodbye and congratulated Root and the administration May God lose you and give you strength to Ru dy Root and the general Taft for Detroit
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Washington
Aug
Rudy Root
Wear
Alper
Raot
Root
Taft
Xt Hoon
Detroit
Warm Fight at Calamba Involving Gen Hall Units
Manila August 1. Sunday’s engagement at Calamba was warm. Gen Hall moved three infantry companies, three cavalry troops, and Hamilton’s gun unit to meet insurgents. About 4 000 rebels pressed the defenders and were routed. Casualties listed seven killed and 20 wounded among attackers. sixteen rebels found dead.
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Calambs
Manila
Calamiba
Hall
Malbar
Hawilton
Amusions Joss
Collision Damage Reported in New York Harbor
In New York Harbor on August 1, a ferryboat and a tugboat sustained damage after a collision with the Dolphin earcylg, injuring one person. Secretary Lang leaves a ferryboat incident as authorities report no new yellow fever cases or deaths at the Marine Hospital Service.
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Weretary
Navy
New York Harbor
New York
The
Dolphin Earcylg
Lang Eutluta
Boone
Washington
Marine Hospital Service
Soldivea
Hom
Sick Women Advised to Seek Advice of Mrs Pinkham
A reader describes years of dreadful pelvic pain from fibroid tumors and near insanity. After medical treatment failed she found relief using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges other women to seek its aid through Mrs. Pinkham.
Unclear infection crests as officials aim to confine spread
Authorities grow more confident the infection will be limited to the original area as control measures hold. Officials urge continued vigilance and compliance while monitoring for any breach or new cases. The report notes containment progress and cautious optimism among public health teams.
Lumber Prices Rise as Northwest Manufacturers Agree
A northwest lumber committee representing major firms reached a consensus to raise timber prices by one thousand dollars. In Samoa, a new regime ends the kingship and presidency with an administrator and three party nominees to govern. In Ortiz, Mexico, Yatui rebels are reported to be on the war path with casualties likely high. Brussels sees another cabinet resignation after electoral bill rejection as the king consults former premier Sayer.
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Minneapolis
Northwest
Samoa
Apia
Auckland
Brussels
Sayer
Laurier Moves Resolution on British Subjects in the Transvaal
Ottawa August 1 Sir Wilfrid Laurier interrupted the Commons to move a resolution praising imperial efforts to secure justice for British subjects in the Transvaal. George E. Foster seconded. Sir Charles Tupper approved in a letter. The house adopted the resolution and sang God Save the Queen.
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Canadian Commons
Om Paul
Ottawa
Ont
Wilfrid Laurier
House of Commons
Transvaal
George EB. Foster
Charlee Tupper
Mental Healers At Law Involving Mrs Eddy Suit
Boston reports a multi party suit against Mrs. Eddy and leaders of the Christian Science movement including the First Church of Christian Scientists and church trustees alleging damages of up to 170000. The action stems from statements at the annual meeting cited by the plaintiff through attorney Frederick W. Peabody as grounds for the case.
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Mrs. Eddy
Christian Science
Boston
the Globe
Mea
Josephine Woodbury
Eddy
Abel
Mary Baller Bully
First Church of Christian Scientists
Knapp
William B. Johnenn
Joseph Armstrong
Stephen A. Cast
8. K. Hanna
William P. McKenzie
Thomas Hatten
Joseph Fe Tihude
Christian Setonew Journal
John W. Reeder
Frederick W. Peabody
Wordsbury
Calamba Fight in the Philippines Leaves Seven Dead
In Calamba on Sunday rebels and American troops clashed. The American casualty total reached seven killed and twenty wounded, with sixteen insurgents dead found. Major action saw Lieutenant Love wounded and an insurgent officer killed directing fire. Reports note rebels fled as American forces maintained a high alert at the key lake road position.
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Hall
Senator Burrows
Manila
Calamba
Negros
Sixth Infantry
Plate
Lake Road
Malbar
Weisenberger
Twenty-first Infantry
Hamilton
Twenty-first Regiment
Love
Morongle
Taytay
Philippines
Cleveland Boycott Tactics Prompt Denials and Expansions
Cleveland August 1 The strike leaders demanded Hotel Garlock owner bar General Manager Douglass from residing there. The owner refused saying rules must be followed. The union argues boycott harms merchants. company claims new workers fill jobs and boycott will fail. Ingersoll letter notes misattributed quotes and discusses expansion and Cuban policy. Scores from major leagues listed with opponents and results. Mines reopenings near Republic Michigan and brickmakers strike risk heightens.
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Cleveland
Garlock
Douglass
Big Consolidated
Thejriion
Bio Consolidated
Abbreviated telegrams report varied ills and losses
British ambassador Sir Julian Paynesfote promoted, a San Jose fire destroys a Mrs Mary Hayes Chinoweth residence with $175000 loss. A $500 reward offered for Big Dan Coughlie, accused of bribery. Teddy Hale races toward 100 miles daily for a year. Green Bay Wisconsin suffers lockjaw. An Atlantic ship foundered with all hands. six square miles of petroleum seen. Vienna papers seized for opposing crown prerogatives. The First Nebraska disembarked at San Francisco for muster out. Gracie Burtie of Detroit fountiered at Day Sunday night. Captain LeSiay drowned. Louis Pulloreom Michael McDonald jailed in Sing Sing. One death report: killed his mistress.
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Julian Paynesfote
United States
San Jose
Mary Hayes- Chinoweth
Cook County
Chicago
Dan” Coughlie
Teddy” Hale
W. S. Schneier
Green Bay
Wis
Atlantic Ocean
Vienna
San Francisco
Tae Grace A. Burtie
Jake LeSiay
Louis Pulloreom
Michael McDonald
Sing Sing
Pas
Tumult in Santo Domingo Aims at Jiminez Presidency
Reports from Santo Domingo on August 1 forecast a revolution in favor of Don Juan Isidro Jiminez with the western provinces backing him as the sole presidential candidate. Meanwhile, U.S. volunteer officers prepare to deploy five officers from the Thirtieth regiment to recruit for Manila duty. Local stories include a Denver abductee heir seeking evidence in New York and a Chippewa Falls political note amid party conventions.
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Juntnes
Cape Haytien
Hayti
Republic of
Santo Domingo
Don Juan Isidro Jiminez
Jiminez
Anamee
Raayers
Wasi
Milwaukee
Penrose
United States Volunteers
Manila
Barrows
West Superior
Mbryde, Jr. Marinette
Garber
Oshkosh
Cochnow‘er
Madison
Boyle
Stevens Point
Marion
Ind
Joan C.tappscott
Denver
Colo
New York
ATI
William Fimm
Homes for Sale on Numerous Streets with Various Configurations
Real estate listing describes several houses including a modern two and three room homes on Seventh Avenue and Ninth Street, plus four to five room homes on other streets. Also mentions lots, additions such as Black Hawk and South Park, and nearby Columbia Gavers areas. Includes mentions of insurance, farms, and rural land for sale with partial contact.
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Troom
Nineteenty Street
Unites
Sroom House
Ethom House Ag
Seventh Avenue
Howe
Troom Notive
Party-sbir
Ealnry
Second Avenue
First Avenue
Diaeres
Sturgeon
Sehnell
South Park
Columbia
Staneus
Nebraska
South Dakota
Stock Island
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Mental Healers AT Law
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JaCromeo
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Kehr
John Miller
William Trapp
Richard Foes
William Kitck
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Post
Coid
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Spain
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Hotel Champlain
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Riverside
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Eile
Charles Hank
Brickmakers’ Alliance
Mudding ‘Trades Council
LaCrosse
Ralph ‘ Dunuser
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Hiu
London
Tikis
Dominica
Des Moines
Mnator
John Hi. Gear
Albert M. Cummins
Chippewa Falls
Jage"Heale
Bryce
Opal
Emmet
Saraaparilis
Eick
WAYNE
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Otte Rudort
Emil Koehler
Henry Stengel
China
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Brady St
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