Nashua Believed Lost With Twelve Aboard Off Goderich
A waterway disaster report states the steamer Nashua and its crew of about a dozen are feared lost after parting tow near Goderich in a northwest gale. The Nashua, built in Cleveland and owned by Sturtevant Lumber, was in tow of the Ryan when the tow line was cast off and the ship disappeared in heavy seas with damaged deck load of lumber.
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Pont H1non
Mich
Nashua
Goderich
Miller
Ryan Reing
Podertelup
Canada
Nashuna
Alway
Ryan
Cr Twick Wis
Peterson
Gratwicl
C Apt Richard Miller
Sturtevant Lumber Company
Eveland
Cleveland
Island
Death Bed Confession Aims to Free Innocent Man
Estish Wis Oct 0 Ten years ago John Morgan was convicted of manslaughter in Wan MM prison for killing James Blashfield. Morgan served four years protesting his innocence. A death bed confession to a clergyman by a man in this vicinity suggests Morgan may be innocent. details unknown. Meggett Has knowledge but releases none.
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Estish
Wis
John Morgan
James B. Miastred
Morgan
Wan- MM
Clashfield
Ife
Alexander Meggett
Elirand
W. Irwin
St& Paul
Meggett
Blashfield
Shot Dead In His Med Wissirea
Wealthy MacLeod district stockman Stanley Inhorn found shot dead in bed last night. Surrounded by mystery the case hints at foul play. Inhorn was nephew of St. Stanley Hill M P of London England.
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Wissirea
Stanley Inhorn
MacLeod District
Pinhorn
St. Stanley Hill
Ondon
England
Manitoba Cabinet Loss as Joel Sean Dies in Winnipeg
In Winnipeg on October 6, 193? Joel Sean, a Northwest government member, died after recently joining the new cabinet. Reports note financial notes outstanding remain limited, with one $10,000 note and all three $5,000 notes of a $20,000,100 issue still unsettled.
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Milfiong of
Doclure
Nettleton
Manitoba
Winsipeg
Man
Joel Sean
Northwest Goverent
Ite
Ice
Lynching of John W Smith After Brutal Family Tragedy
A mob hanged John W Smith after he killed his child and wounded his wife during a family attack near Cal. Oct. Smith gave a brief speech thanking the crowd before they lynched him. The wife survived. authorities report she was wounded and may die. The night's events followed a prior attempted suicide by Smith.
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Cal
Smith
John W. Smith
Aho
John W
Alice Mitchells Reason Aiming at New Trial Chance
In Mesrris Tennessee on October 4 a possible murder trial for Alice Mitchell is hinted if her reason returns. Judge DuBoise postponed Lillie Johnson’s case and may merge trials with Mitchell, while asylum doctors report improved mental state and hope for full recovery. national headlines note Democratic fusion whispers in New York and South Dakota politics. An unknown man commits suicide on a railway near Throw himself in front of a train in Indian Territory. a letter found on him addresses Wayne.
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Freda Ward
Mesrris
Tenn
Alice Mitchell
DuBoise
Criminal Court
Lillie Johnson
Bolivar Insane Asylum
Alice
New York
National Democratic
Bkses Cauane
Minnesota
Fifth Avenue
Iowa
Kansas
James D. Fulton
Fairfield
State Central Committee
N W. Melver
State Association of Democratic Clubs
Henry Savers
Des Moines Leager
Ands
Ji Maloy
J. J. Richardson
National Committee
Iwo Juwans
Slarrity
Don
Dickinson Ana
Tionel
Diphtheria Takes All Their Children in Wis
A Wis family of six was struck by diphtheria over the past ten days. The oldest child died on the 19th, followed by two more within a week. The remaining three children were gravely ill yesterday and face burial. Precautions have been taken, but sporadic cases have occurred, claiming many young lives.
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Reetea
Ark Dreght
John Gould
Robertson
Champion Corbett Talks in Pittsburg sparring
Pirrencre, Va., Oct 3 Corbett arrived in Pittsburg for a sparring exhibition at the Bijou theatre. When asked about McCaffrey's challenge he said he knows only two men with a claim to fight him Charley Mitchell and Peter Jackson. He added he would rather meet Mitchell than any other opponent and bears a long-standing grudge with Mitchell for an insult.
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cChampion Corbett
Pirrencre
Corbett
Pittsburg
Bijou
McCaffrey
Charley Mitchell
Peter Jackson
Mitchell
Wil Represent Uncle Sam. WasinaTon. Oct 3 Appointment List
The following appointments to fill existing vacancies were made yesterday Orlando ITI Baker of Iowa consul at Copenhagen Ransom F McCrills of Massachusetts consul at Denia John J Drake of South Dakota consul at Kehls John C Sundberg of California consul at Bag dad A I Lowrie of Illinois commercial agent at Friedburg John P Irish of Ohio commercial agent at St Pierre Jasper Smith of District of Columbia commercial agent at Tarin
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Sam
WasinaTon
Orlando Iti Baker
Iowa
Copenhagen
Ransom F McCrills
Massachusetts
Denia
John Jf Drake
South Dakota
Kehls
John C. Sundberg
California
Bagdad
A. I. Lowrie
Illinois
Friedburg
John P. [Irish
Ohio
St. Pierre
Jasper Smith
District of Columbia
Tarin
Dynamite thrown in Brooklyn bomb scare near city hall
A papier mache bomb was thrown from a window at the Garfield building opposite Brooklyn city hall. It exploded on the pavement at 10 10 PM Saturday, injuring 15 year old Lena Doremus who escaped serious harm. No arrests. mayor nearby. No damage to the building.
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Winter
New York
Garfield Building
Brooklyn
City Hall
Lena Doremus
St. Marie’s Place
Unter
Coal at $20 a ton unsettles Chicago trust actions
Battilions Md Oct 3 The Philadelphia and Reading Coal company faces a possible injunction from the State's Attorney to stop selling anthracite. Chicago insiders doubt the move will succeed, fearing supply disruption as winter nears and prices could plummet or rise.
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Battilions
Chicago
Philadelphia and Reading
Coal Trust
Wholesale murder and robbery attempt near Montreal
A diabolical attempt to commit wholesale murder and robbery occurred yesterday at Grand Range, three miles from Montreal. The large farmhouse owned by Ferdinand Higras in Laval county was blown up with dynamite or gunpowder, waking the family and neighbors who rescued the occupants. The house showed extensive damage, and authorities reported a large sum of money was believed to be inside.
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Montreal
Grand Range
Ferdinand Higras
Laval
Higras
Cholera Death Toll Rises Across Hamburg and Europe
Reports detail daily cholera attacks and rising deaths in Hamburg and other cities. A separate incident in Alabama ends in a fatal roommate quarrel over dividing effects, with George Jackson mortally wounded and the assailant Florence gravely injured.
Meteor ownership case decided by Iowa Supreme Court
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled on a meteor found in Winnebago county. A 66 pound acrolite fell on John Goddard’s land May 2, 1890, was dug up by Hougland and sold for $105 to IL V. Winchell. The court held the stone was immovable within the soil and owned by the landowner, a unique precedent.
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Queer Lawault
Iowa Supreme Court
Des Moines
Iowa
Supreme Court
John Goddard
Winnebago County
Peter Hongland
IL V. Winchell
Goddard
Bloody church battle leaves three dead in Fruntox
Three men were fatally wounded and several others shot at a colored revival meeting at Stephens' Store in Fruntox Missouri, when a youth began firing after a prior assault. One woman, Keys, was wounded. her husband died, and Keys died the next day. Several participants used revolvers amid chaos. One victim was later found cut with a razor.
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Fruntox
Stephens’ Store
Here
Mike Turner
Turner
Keys
Newton for Justice Nomination at Michigan Democratic Convention
William Newton of Flint won the Democratic State convention on the first ballot for Justice of the Supreme Court. He faced L. D. Norris of Grand Rapids and William G. Howard of Kalamazoo, with Howard shifting Norris’s support to himself. Newton secured 438 votes to 257 for Howard.
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Michigan Democrats
Marge. Lansula
Mich
William Newton
Flint
Supreme Court
W. J. Dickerman
Gov. Winans
L. D. Norris
Grand Rapids
William G. Howard
Kalamagoo
Howard M Louseman
Fifth District
Norris
Howard
Newton
People's Party
Corn Weather Bulletin and Political Notes From Oct 6
The Iowa weather and crop bureau reports hot dry conditions last week with temperatures twelve degrees above normal. crops mature, early corn nearly dry enough to harvest. In New York Grace criticizes a third-ticket bid but prefers no third ticket. Real estate congress opens with about 400 delegates in Burrano. Gov Mower welcomes. North Dakota reports a lynching near Edenton after a Sept 13 murder. Joe Maree hanged by a mob of 500.
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Crib
Des Morins
Iowa
Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau
Grece
Tammanys
Burrano
N. Y
National Real State Association
Henry 8. Hill
Buffalo Real Estate Exchange
B. A. Weill
National Association
Hill
Bishop
Ifatch
James Mooney
Stubbell
Gov
Mower
Rauurai
N. d
Camden County
Edenton
Joe Maree
Frank Sanderlin
Shiloh
Grand Army Men Stranded in Washington
Veterans who attended the Grand Army encampment in Washington find themselves stranded after losing or selling their round trip tickets. They arrived in the capital and now face travel uncertainty while awaiting possible arrangements.
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Grand Army
Washatox
Washington
Intensive Farming Proves Profitable On Thirty Five Acres
A Mississippi farmer reports on a year of intensive farming yielding 500 bushels of corn 100 bushels of potatoes 125 bushels of sweet potatoes 220 gallons of molasses 300 dollars of berries and vegetables and 1 080 crates of tomatoes from 35 acres. A Louisiana paper endorses the method noting higher per acre yields with careful drainage tiling soil pulverizing and balanced fertilization. It argues 75 to 100 bushels of corn per acre and other crops can be achieved and cites sugar cane examples showing substantial increases with fertilizer.
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Mississippi
Louisana
Louisiana
Howeer
Louiisiana
Illinois
Jowa
Effects of Rolling Sand on Soil Temperature and Yield
The Wisconsin Experiment Station reports that rolling soil raises surface temperatures by up to six degrees Fahrenheit at three inches, and warms at one and a half inches by one to nine degrees. Rolling improves capillary water drawing to the surface to three feet deep, speeds germination, and increases yield by about two bushels per acre with a 63 percent boost in dry conditions. Evaporation dynamics vary with moisture, being higher on unrolled ground unless surface soil is very wet.
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Olling
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Farm Notes on Stock and Garden Practices
Practical advice on fattening and feeding stock, sheep care, hog management, soil improvement, pruning and fruit growing, and household tips. Notes include feeding pumpkins for hogs, lime for stalls, dryness for sheep, breeding dates, tree health, shade trees, soil stirring, and simple home remedies.
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Nashttny
Golerich
Cone Street
Delaware
Lackawanna
Orange
Jniper
Cannan
Cincinsert
Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore
Harrison Avenue
Alice Mitchells
Fuston
Dakota
People’s Party
Democrats
Secretary of State
Wasniwetos
Treasury Department
Atelante
Pacific
Lomsville
United States
Cholfra
Hamburg
Hamuta
Gr. Perenspunia
Birswsouas
Ala
George Jackson
William Florence
Florence
Jackson
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