Soviet Elections Signal Opposition Victory Ahead in Russia
The Sioux County Herald reports indications that the opposition is winning in Russia as the constitutional democrats and socialists contend for seats in twenty four provincial parliaments. Early results suggest the opposition may prevail though exact outcomes remain uncertain. Premier Stalypin cautions dissolution may not be needed, while overall parliament life is forecast to be short.
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Dell Satuaimddasy
Alascan
Odessa
Tie Nis
Wagan
Vilna
Yekaterinosaivy
Astrakhan
Wishnu
Yaraslav
Maser
Pussian Ideng
Alomday
Anal Aefinite
Moscow
Constitutional Democras
Worksioin
Phe Regg
Geneocratic
European Russia
Frastov-On-Dorn
gcemi-Patiniski
Tarsini
Stalvpin
Suromer
Amocrats
Stalypin
Ais
Haitian German Tensions Rise Over Bankers’ Forfeiture
Relations between Haiti and Germany strain as Haitian court orders Jermain & Coa bankers to return allegedly fraudulently obtained funds. The Hartian finance minister’s dealings drew German demands for annulment, refused. German minister protested, expulsion of American citizen Mansour noted, American minister sought withdrawal but failed. Mansour leaves for New York. American legation seal placed on his shop.
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Hayth
Germany
Jermain & Coa
Port Au Prince
Ananeyw
Hermann &A
Gnance
Phyrase
Oficial
Monitor
Ar. Mansour
Er. Furniss
Mansour
New York
Legation
Southern women protest Thaw murder case reports in Chattanooga
Women of Chattanooga Tenn protest sensational and scandalous details published about the Thaw murder case and related criminal proceedings. In an address they denounce minute, unedifying reports in daily papers, urging restraint to protect families and children.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Ambainst
Phaw
Pierson
Ee Vitus Pel Championsiig. Hueeton Retains National Title?
In Scranton Pennsylvania E Hueeton defends the national professing title against Dawson of St. Lee. The bout occurred Saturday night in New York, with York visible in the results.
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Thes. E. Hueeton
Scranton
Wih Dawson
St. Lee
Sioux City Stock Market Notes and Quotations
Market brief from Sioux City highlights the stock activity for Six Vive and Bee FEO Top hoses. Shag appears as a fragmented quote in the OCR text. No clear transactions or outcomes are discernible.
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Sioux City
Go tci Defeats urns in a weekend meet recap
A garbled sports note outlines a Saturday night event where Gotci defeated urns with mentions of Weis, Burns, and Willian, plus placements and a reference to a Sterl lead. The fragment references a voyage through a long competition, listing opponents and outcomes, but many words are unreadable.
Infernal machine kills Justice Cortese in Newark blast
Justice of the Peace Sobers Cortese was fatally injured Friday when an explosive device mailed from Newark detonated in his office. The judge, who aided police against Italian law breakers, died at midnight. His son Robert handled the package and witnessed the moment of detonation, which tore the office floor and injured both. Cortese died after admission to St Joseph's hospital.
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Justice of the Peace
Sobers Cortese
Express
Ibiocks
Justice Cortese
Robert
Newark
Sin American Express
Judge Cortese
Robeert
Hele
St Joseph's Hospital
London Tribune Denounces Wicked Scare Over Japan
The London Tribune attacks claims that President Roosevelt spoke harshly about Japan and decries such rumors as mischievous. Our Washington correspondent denies these reports, defending the president’s resolve and integrity in honoring US pledges amid tense international tension.
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London Tribune
Roosevelt
Washington
Rkmors
America
Theo
Frink’s Jealous Rage Ends in Newton’s Death
The article reports on Frink, stirred by jealousy over Bliss Newton, firing a pistol that killed Miss Newton. Frink, still unaware of the death, is under care after self-inflicted wounds. a coroner’s verdict attributes Newton’s death to a pistol shot by Frink.
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Miss Pex
Ouf
Newton
Dr. Young
Thurstar Evenine
Miss Newton
Beelief
Train Collision Kills Aide and Injures Dozen in Chicago
A Champion Flyer on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line crashed Friday in Chicago, killing one unidentified employee and injuring about a dozen passengers, some fatally. Passengers scrambled to escape as many sustained head and facial wounds. listed injured include Peter Hebere of Waukee and others from Wade, Wisconsin, and surrounding areas.
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Milwaukee and St. Paul
Peter Hebere
Aee Waukee
James Today
Waukee
Aid Abs
Louis Miesslat Wade
Wis
Dingess
Witton
Icarn
Boilerauthers Out Amid Wage Negotiations
In Chicago area, tensions rise as wage talks stall and workers push back. About 88 workers reportedly struck, with 39 as a core demand. authorities report around 400 workers affected by the stoppage at Gleogmington.
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Botle
Salle
Gleogmington
Til
Election rancor and a deadly train of events near Mingo
The piece reports a heated election clash over a candidate named Mearns and describes a fatal or injurious accident near Mingo involving a car carrying twenty laborers after a collision and embankment crash. It mentions Thomas Shearer and a few unnamed witnesses as part of the tale.
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Tradi Cocine
Mingo
Noryly
Rockefeller Gift to General Education Board Revealed
John D Rockefeller Jr announced thirty two million dollars in income bearing securities to the General Education Board. The donation, the largest ever for the purpose, will support educational work nationwide with one third for corporate purposes and remainder added to the board’s permanent endowment after the survivor’s death. Board members said they learned of the gift only after reading the letter.
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Sim
John DD. Rockefeler
John BD. Rockefeller, Jr
General Educca
New “York
Air
Rockefetter
General Education Board
Lupe Emc Ys
Jobe If
Rockefeller, Jr
Mir Yather
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Generis
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RBI
de Vor
Loviay
Reed
PRAD MAN AS VTIELOTTLE. The Pennsylvania limited train wreck near Philadelphia
The congressional limited on the Pennsylvania Railroad ran at high speed through Philadelphia on Wednesday night. Engineer Joseph Yoms was found dead at the throttle with his head crushed near North Philadelphia after the train passed West Philadelphia. Fireman Harry Michner halted the train at North Philadelphia and a relief engineer took over to continue to New York. Authorities did not inform the passengers of the accident.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Joseph Yoms
Tat City
West Philadelphia
North Philadelphia
Harry Michner
Michner
Toms
Fair Invent Park
Miehner
New York
Jas
Turkish Ambassador Pushes Settlement of American School Question
Worn by delays the Turkish side pushes for a prompt settlement of the dispute over American schools. The American ambassador has urged recognition and a final adjustment as ministers, acting under sultan orders, enter negotiations with the embassy amid written exchanges and planned visits. The issue, settled a prior year, has suffered from destructiveness and dilatoriness, but progress is anticipated.
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PML
Porte
Pri
Azparimeal
St. Sle
Japanese urged to seek Texas homes by Venice official
Takayma claims Gov. Campbell sent him to persuade Japanses residents of Venice and nearby towns to settle near Batun, where he reportedly owns a 2000 acre farm. The invitation targets Pacific coast Japane residents to relocate to Texas.
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Lexis
Pacific
Texas
Takayma
Gov. Campbell
Venice
Seasida
Baetan
Doubles Price Paick Cor 64 in Terre Maute District
The Standard Oil company faces questions over a crude price payment in the Terre Maute district. Officials doubt the amount paid to wells in the area as a move to forestall a policy change in the legislature connected to Senator Calvin RA.
Notorious railroad band member captured after escape attempt
Neathan Louder, connected with the Black Jeek gang, linked to a cat train robbery, was taken into custody after fleeing Sheriff in Salmon, Oklahoma, by jumping from a vehicle in New Mexico while his speed was about forty miles per hour.
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Weetas
Aif
Salmon
Okla
New Mexico
Tien
Binn Boopard in Wroed Sparks Brussels Car Collision
A Brussels street car collision injured King Lespald while he rode in the vehicle. The accident forced the king to depart for the south of France.
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King Lespald
Brussels
France
Cleveland to Speak in Chicago on Washington's Birthday
Grover Cleveland has accepted an invitation from the Auto League of Chicago to deliver the annual Washington's Birthday oration under the club’s auspices. The event marks a notable cross city engagement for the former president.
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Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Auto League
Washington
Careycuse
Prominent Citizen of Ninpamne Killed by Train
Pacher at Tiwelvye, a well known resident and father of twelve, was killed by a geyser Chicagta mail train on Wednesday. The incident occurred near Tre, drawing local mourning and calls for investigation. Police did not yet release further details.
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Tiwelvye
Lenin
Po OW. Ein
Ninpamne
Tre
Prohibition Bid Aims to Curb Ads and Circulation
Representative Coudrey proposes a law to bar persons and corporations from printing circulating and transporting certain advertisements. Penalties include up to six years imprisonment or a five hundred dollar fine for violations.
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Ty Prohibie Borus
Coudrey
Hityor
Thau
Mead
Fifteen Buried by Avalanche in Transylvania Mountains
Fifteen wool workers were overwhelmed by an avalanche in the Abuscal district of the Transylvania mountains near Bucharest Roumania. The men were dead when dug out of the snow.
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Slide
Abuscal
Transylvania Mountains
Bucharest
Roumania
Railroads Seek Changes to Eightteen Hour Day Curbs
Representatives of the railroads told the legislative committee on railroads that the Mattson bill to limit employees to sixteen hours of work should retain its purpose. They argued the bill’s phrasing should be changed, a move not endorsed by the bill’s author or committee members. The discussions before the railway committees were noted for the frank exchanges between sides.
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Himittins
Messure
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House
Hearlig
Indar
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Biik
AWITE
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Lie
Donor Morgan Everts Funds Clarion Library Build
The Clarion library project gains a $10,606 gift from Morgan Everts of Santa Cruz California, a former Webster City resident. Clarion has raised $4,247 for site furnishings and books and aims to surpass $5,000 as a library board of nine is appointed and a site is chosen for summer ground breaking after a special election.
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Morgan Piverts
Clarion
Morgan Everts
Santa Cruz
Webster City
Everts
Kendall Young
Woman Burned To Death In Orange City Tragedy
Mrs G Van de Steege died in Orange City from burns suffered while tending a kitchen fire. Her dress sleeve caught fire and flames spread to arms chest and face. Her husband G Van de Stee Jr formerly ran the Beton hotel. Dina Van Pelt was her maiden name and J Van Pelt her father, an early Sioux county settler.
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G. van de Steege
Orange City
G. van de Stee, Jr
van de Sieger
G. van de Steel, Jr
Betten Hotel
van de Steeg
Dina van Pelt
J. van Pelt
Sioux County
Railroads sue Des Moines Union Railway for accounting
Wabash Milwaukee and St Paul railways filed suit against Des Moines Union Railway in Des Moines alleging $100000 improper system improvements and improper salaries for President A M Hubbeil at 7500 and a secretary at 2500. An injunction to halt these payments is sought. The suit centers on terminal facilities the Union operates in Des Moines under contract rights claimed by the plaintiffs.
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Wabash
Milwaukee
Des Moines ‘Terminal Company
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Des Moines Union Railway Company
Des Moines ‘Union Railway
Des Moines
Des Moines Wag Teases Stranger Over Thaw Trial
A Des Moines resident amused locals by sending a stranger to the state house in search of the Thaw trial. After a fruitless chase, the man was told the real proceedings were in New York City, but nearby courtrooms offered equally dramatic divorce trials.
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Sper
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New York City
Lambert
Hayward
Nipder
Aui
Girl Meats Tragic Death in Varina Home Accident
Miss Ella Lampman an 18 year old living near Varina was accidentally killed Wednesday afternoon when a loaded gun belonging to her brother discharged as she moved to place it away. The bullet struck her temple, blowing off the top of her head. Her siblings found her several hours later after returning from school. the mother was at home but did not hear the report.
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Ella Lampman
AEC
Varina
Ella Lamppman
Vun
New Bank Opens its Doors at Shellrock
The Farmers State Bank of Shellrock opened for business Wednesday after being organized this fall and winter with capital of 25900. ALIL Green, former county treasurer, presided at the opening ceremony and the bank will operate from its own building.
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Farmers State Bank
Shellrock
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Ous Hushier
Dedication Planned for New Church in Jordan Township
A new church will be dedicated in Jordan township Monona county on February 10. The officiating clergyman will be Rev. Lewis of Sioux City.
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Jordan Township
Monona County
Itey
Wls. Lewis
Railroad buys land for new roundhouse in Clinton south
The Chicago and Northwestern railroad company is purchasing property in the southern Clinton district to construct a mammoth roundhouse. The firm already operates some of the largest roundhouses in the city.
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Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Clinton
Thready
Cadets Drill At Council Bluffs High School
Regular army officers from Fort Crook Nebraska will drill the cadets of the Council Bluffs high school to boost interest and enthusiasm in the local company of cadets. The program will continue indefinitely.
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Drie
Fort Crook
Neb
Fort Dodge Light Fight Sparks Council Battle Over Franchise
Fort Dodge officials clash with Mayor Bennett over the Fort Dodge Light and Power franchise. City council members seek to revoke the company’s 25 year exclusive grant for failing to provide proper lighting, but the mayor vetoes the ordinance and public letters reveal deep tensions in city leadership.
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Arid’. Power Company
Granthig Ft
Salleicar
Bennett
Ordnance
Lightful Power Company
Conroy Refuses Governor Parole Then Returns to Penitentiary
Michael Conroy once released on bail after declining a gubernatorial parole offer now must serve out his sentence as the state supreme court affirmed his conviction. The Clinton barge case links him to the Barkier Rogers Dolan gang involvement across Clinton Sioux City and Council Bluffs. Parole granted to Dan Murphy, tied to the same cases, will also be revisited as other gang member Je Dale faces release in March 1907.
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Conroy
Michael Conroy
Clinton
Cumminus
State Penitentiary
Supreme Court
Nils
Yale
Gonroy
Je J. Dale
Dolan
Sioux City
Soule to Stand Trial in Embezzlement Case
Soule will be tried in the coming session of the district court in the city for embezzling about 45000 from Home Savings Bank. County Clerk Lund received Judge Evans's directive to place Soule’s case as the first on the docket for Monday Feb 18. Soule, now at the Chichire, has served time for previous charges and the case involves a second indictment after his return from prison.
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Panker &, CO
Sonic
Home Savings, Bank
Wpunk J. Lund
Evans
Soule
Chichire
Abpamosi
Hut
Sonte
Inna Falls
Webster City
No Clemency for Baldes in Murder Verdict
The Sioux County man Baldes, convicted of murdering his wife in the second degree, loses appeal as the Supreme Court upholds the lower court judgment. He claimed self defense and that his wife attacked him with a butcher knife, but the court found the evidence sufficient and the penalty not excessive.
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Niusi Netein
Ina Prise M. Baldes
Sioux County
Supreme Court
Woman at Century Mark in Marble Rock
Mrs Lydia Beckwith Noyes of Marble Rock marked her hundredth birthday in a community tribute. Of French German descent, she outlives her children, siblings, and many relatives while enjoying preserved sight and an appetite likened to a child.
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Lydia Beckwith Noyes
Marble Rock
Indowa
Fler
Gets Three Years for Perjury in Creston Trial
Tutige Towner Thursday sentenced Marlon Wroach at Creston to three years in the penitentiary at Fort Alad ison for perjury. Wroach was convicted in the district court of swearing falsely while on trial in a justice court for creating a rich and menacing citizen with a revolver. He swore he had used no revolver and it was proved that he did. Onawa Wants Firemen s Meeting. Ottawa will ask for the next meeting of the Maple Valley Firemen s Tournament association at the midwinter meeting to be held next week. The Onawa Commercial club is backing the Onawa fire department and guarantees payment after purses.
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Marlon Wroach
Creston
Fort Aladison
Wroach W
Ife
Onawa
Ovtawa
Maple Valley Firemen's Tournament Association
Onawa Commercial Club
Onawa Fire Department
Holmes
Wossyth
AC Dhee
Anamosa
Senate
Saunders
Pottawattamie
Board of Parole
State House
Fort Madison
Three Hatchlings from One Hen Egg Shocks Clinton County
Three testers from Qaic Mare hatched from a single hen egg in an incubator near ex-Supervisor Geo. Wo Allow ry of Clinton county. This marks the first recorded instance of this kind.
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Qaic Mare
Geo. Wo Allow. Ry
Clinton County
Contempt Tie in Wells Will Case Against Editors
Grundy Center editors filed affidavits alleging certain articles prejudicial to the Wells will case were provided by Wade Dutcher and Davis, attorneys for the contestants. Contempt proceedings affecting the editors and “wlomers” may follow.
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Wade
Dutcher
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Mason City Commercial Club Aims to Reestablish County Fair
The Commercial club of Mason City met at the Wilson hotel for its annual banquet and decided to push for reestablishment of a county fair.
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Mason City
Wilson Hotel
Iowa Legislature Seeks Alaska Yukon Exposition Aid
Iowa lawmakers debate funding for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in Seattle with a proposed $50,000 appropriation, detail costs, and government contributions while also addressing Jamestown VA exposition plans and a state building. The session considers employment bureau fees, rail crossing lighting, and railroad commission maps amid bills on corporate stock value and patent medicines.
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Seattle
I. M Wilcoxen
Ini Dea Moines
Jamestown
Iowa Legislature Chronicles Salaries and Rail Policy Debates
The session hears bills for higher state official salaries, railroad labor hours, and tax reform for express and telegraph companies. Senate debates anti pass limits, primary election plans, and prison reform while liquor interests push for favorable sales rules.
Prisoners Pay Off Police Work in TekI Jail
In Motorca prisoners reportedly must pay a police officer for labor tied to jail work. The vague note hints at coercive payments amid unclear legal context.
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Teki
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