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Native Iowa papers offered free one year with advance subscription
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Prize essays and cook book advertised in 17th century style
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Martin Thorn Convicted of First Degree Murder
Martin Thorn was found guilty of first degree murder for killing William Gul densuppe in Woodside New York. The judge postponed sentence to next Friday while Thorn admitted on resignation to police that he alone killed Gul densuppe, asserting Mrs Nack lied under oath and was the instigator.
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Stand I Lied to Clear Myself in Guilty Conviction
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Secretary Wilson Opens Booker T. Washington Normal Institute
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson spoke at the opening of Booker T. Washington Normal and Industrial Institute in Tuskegee Alabama. He highlighted agricultural science progress, urged farmer education, noted the need to keep seeds local, and urged integrating all sciences with farming. He said better days have dawned and emphasized soil preservation and export potential of cotton fibre butter and cereals.
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Spanish Cubans Favor Don Carlos Amid Cuban Unrest
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Miss Van Cortlandt Hissed At Metropolitan Recital
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Senate Deadlock in Ohio Capital as Election Fails
Columbus December 2 The GOP and fusion Republicans face a tied 18 to 18 Senate with Democrats able to block organization. Lieutenant Governor Jones can break ties if one side cannot unite. Democrats could force delays by voting for a different candidate, risking no election and possible constitutional trouble.
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Demons Drive a Judge Toward Church and State Hearings
Warrington Ti December report says Judge Mark Wood, long time deacon and town official, faces charges of cruelty and lack of support from his wife Mrs Wood. Virginia Hess, former shorthand reporter, became his third wife in 1891 after leaving a $4000 annual income. Friends recall Wood claiming he disciplined his wife to drive out a demon, and he reportedly restricts her contact with peers and the pastor.
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Kentucky society girls clash over christening of battleship
Bitter reaction spreads from Frankfort to Lexington as Miss Harriet Be Richardson allegedly held to christen the Kentucky battleship while Governor Uradley, after pressure from Louisville and Lexington groups, appoints Miss Christine Bradley. The dispute divides local social circles.
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WAKES TROUBLE FOR BRYANT
Valley View Wy December reports trouble for Bryant involving Dora Clay and a young lover Wil Bryant. General Clay demands Bryant leave the house where Dora Clay is staying. Clell Richardson may stop rent to force removal as Dr Northcott treats the General's ailing wife with peritonitis.
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Storm toll lingers as ships suffer heavy damage
London reports continued wrecks and fatalities from yesterday's storm. Bays and ports remain crowded with ships, many seriously damaged, a scene unseen for years.
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Ocean Steamship Tickets For Atlantic Crossing
Ocean steamship tickets offered via sternship at lowest rates for first cabin second cabin and steerage. Outward and prepaid options available. Inquiries directed to C. W. Jacobs agent Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway at Rock Valley Jaws.
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To-Bac for Fifty Cents Guaranteed tobacco cure
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