Coronation of Tarnwon and Maud in Norway Crowds
Crowds lined the route as Sions County Herala reports the coronation of Sions King Tarnwon and Queen Maud in Frondhjem Norway. The royal party left the palace and entered the cathedral amid bells and gun salutes while dignitaries and the Prince and Princess of Wales arrived. Weather was chilly with rain in the morning as the ceremony proceeded.
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Nakon
Queen Maud
Norway
Tharies AW. Graves
Sweden
Sing Haaken
Big Packers Sentenced in Kansas City Case
United States judge McPherson fined Swift & Co. Cudahy Packing Nelson Morris & Co. and Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad $15 000 each for making concessions and moneying to accept re shipments. Freight broker Thomas of New York fined and jailed briefly. his clerk Teves Tamas fined and jailed as well.
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Dinst
States
Kansas City
McPherson
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Nelson Morris & Co
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Railroad
A. ET. Thamas
New York
L. BE
Teges Thamas
Hanged for Brutal January Murder in Illinois
Richard Ivens was executed by hanging on Friday in Chicago for the brutal murder of Abs. Bessie Wollister in January. He faced the drop with a prayer failed to utter as his body convulsed, while onlookers waited in tense silence. The trial included testimony from John Murtok and coverage noted stock market chatter and treaty mentions amid the era’s distant headlines.
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Bessie Wollister
Richard Ivens
Abs
Bessie Hollister
Ivens
Leiz
Augustus Tieinge
Clark
Montaia
Uroukion
Polytechnic Institute
School of Mines
Columbia University
Germany
Monta
Canal Lock Type Decision Ends Senate Debate
The United States Senate firmed on a lock type for the Panama Canal after a day of discussion with only one recorded vote, defeating a motion to table the substitute for sea level. Engineers favored sea level by a narrow margin, but the majority backed the lock plan, signaling swift progress with Chief Engineer Stevens and the Panama steamer voyage set for June 25 from New York. The isthmus mission will inspect the project to confirm the continuation plan and secure full approval before further work.
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Kittredge
Senate
House of Representatives
Samm
Congress
Stevens
Panama
New York
Panic on deck as Mississippi steamer Balasle capsizes
Early Thursday the Balasle steamer's propeller shaft snapped near Hardin causing the craft to plunge in the Mississippi current. About a hundred passengers panicked but station officers restrained them from jumping overboard and the boat was eventually landed safely.
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Balasle
Hardin
Mississippi
Heaats
China pays indemnities for Jesuit massacre
China signed a treaty for complete satisfaction in the Hay Chang Jesuit massacre. It pays 200.09 to the missions and 140,000 to the deceased missionaries’ families, builds a memorial hospital, and punishes rioters’ leaders. Brower denied the charges. Otte Hippichauser, former editor in Terre Haute, Indiana, was arrested on embezzlement indictments from New Peoples Brewing Co., totaling about 7,000. A boat capsized on Sesina bar, drowning two men. six others were saved. A steel pier incident injured one swan and damaged the company placard. O. Hiner was sent to Denver after a shooting on apahse Street.
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China
France
Jesui
Hay Chang
Kiang Si
Brower
Otte Hippichauser
Ac Terre Haute
Ind
New Peoples Brewing Company
Dr Wiliam
Hare
Charles Delvell
Bar Cich
Sesina Bar
Otlters
Dewey Making Coach Progrese in Malacca
Fragmented OCR reports a voyage by Dewey era figure in the Straits of Malacca with notes of calm conditions and a general frost across Wyon and Wren areas. The text contains many garbled names and places, with references to voting restrictions and a controversial measure affecting Black voters at a primary.
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Dewey
Progrese
Liewer
Murder case bail delay and mob threats in county jail
A report notes Moses Kaufmann accused in Miss Agnes Poireis murder remains in custody as bail is delayed amid public agitation. Vigilante plots to dynamite the Kaufmann home prompted police to detain an intoxicated man shouting for lynching and leading a mob plan near the jail. The trial for Mrs. Kaufmann is set for November after preliminary hearings conclude.
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Teta Harris
Sivus Pulls
Moses Kabnmann
Agnes Poireis
Waas
Handsome Kaufmann
Kaufmallin
Lim
Series of quakes rattle northern Luzon in Philippines
Northern Luzon suffered a tremor sequence Tuesday and Wednesday. Meteorologist reports the shocks likely intensified near Babuyanes and Formosa. General HL T Allen, director of the constabulary, returned to Manila after eight months in the United States. Governor We fell ill after a provincial journey but has resumed duties.
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Kusag
Luzon
Matila Observatory
Babuyares Island
Pormosa
HL. T. Allen
Constabulary
Manila
United States
Gov. We
Tunnel Disaster Kills and Injures Many in NYC Area
An accident in a Pennsylvania tunnel between 34th Street, Manhattan, and Long Island City fatally injures several, with one more dead and six seriously hurt. Twenty four men escape with no serious injuries after a close call with drowning as air pressure and shield timing contributed to the wreck.
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Pennsylvania
Thirty-Fourth Street
New York
Long Island City
Turbulent International Plot Reported in Archive
The article describes a convoluted plot involving a vice interior minister, a privy counsellor, and a lieutenant general to influence a treaty with Prussia. It claims emperor Kore sanctioned troops to expel Japan and occupy Hando, with later denials of Indian tribal funding linked to U. S. Senate actions. Also noted: Chicago murder case, a Supreme Court writ denial, and a death by suicide of a chief justice secretary candidate.
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Tetestay Pl
Kores
Prussia
Hando
Mai
York
Supreme Court of the
Danish Steamer Bertha Sunk After Collision Near Goodwin
The Danish schooner Bertha was sunk off the South Goodwin by a collision with a Dutch steamer from Antwerp bound for New York. The incident occurred Thursday and involved the two vessels in difficult sea conditions.
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Sirake
Bertha
Goodwin
Steiner
Western League Schedule at Sioux City for June Games
Schedule lists Western League games to be played at Sioux City in the near term. Entries include Jincolm June 24 25 28 Pueblo June 27 23 29. The report also mentions other international and local events and a freight train wreck with multiple fatalities near Reno.
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Sioux City
Jincolm
Pueblo
Hawkes Estate Man Dies After Woolstock Train Disaster
Homer J. E. of State Center was killed after a Pratts at Woolstock incident while alighting a rain slick platform. He had lost both legs below the knees in the derailment and later died from injuries after hours of agony. His remains returned to State Center.
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Homer
State Center
Pratt
Woolstock
J. EB. Homer
Woolstock Mony
South Dakota
Josh
Asken
Htel
Arthur P. Moody
Keokuk
Rand Park
Town school for the deaf grants 5S diplomas at new Connelly building
The annual commencement at Council Bluffs featured the first graduation ceremony in the new administration building, a $220,000 project. Senator G Saunders delivered the dedicatory address as Je T Hamilton, board president, presided, and graduates from multiple towns received diplomas.
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Connellyu
Town School For the Deaf
Council Bi Hela
G. Saunders
Je 'T. Hamilton
Board of Control
Death from blood poisoning after rooster scratch in Grindy County
Gecker, a 50 year resident and pioneer of Grindy County, died from blood poisoning four days after a rooster scratch on his palm. He had lived 51 years on the same farm and was a longtime local resident. The wound was treated, but infection spread, and no recovery was expected.
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An Gecker
Peckeor
Ar Becker
Wir
Notson
Atr
Hecker
Grinidy
Hneving
Stume
Wheelerwood boy missing and town searches
A 14 year old from Wheelerwood disappeared Sunday afternoon after attending Sunday school and was later believed to have run away. Neighbors dragged a deep pool from Sunday evening to Monday morning but found no trace. The case prompts local concern over the boy’s welfare and unknown motives behind his departure.
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Pont
G. G. Risner
Wheelerwood
State Firemen's Tournament Opens With Fast Fire Team Races
Black and Tan of Des Moines won the principal event the 1st day at Clinton in a two mile pace with 2 18 4 5. Nine teams competed as Jack and Gill of Council Bluffs led a list of entrants including Sioux City Davenport Clinton and Neola. Marion and Valley Junction earned parade honors while Neola set a recurring record in hose events. Jack and Gil of Council Bluffs also won the half mile paid race.
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Black
Des Moines
Westnesday
Prineipad
North Side
Clinton
Bunk Hitch
Jack
Gill
Council Buta
Charlie
Mike
Sioux City
Benny
Ike
Davenport
Corbett
Sullflyan
Dunn
Barney
Tom
Terry
Ftemen
Tate
Neola Hose Company
Westbranch
Preston
Neola
Hart
Alford
Iowa City
Newton Wove
Valley Junction
Maquoketa
Marion Company
Lyons
Muscatine
Cedar Falls
Mariad Nin
Jack and
Gil
Council Brutts
Sioux City Gas Tests Alcohol as Gasoline Substitute
The Sioux City Gas Company reports experiments with denatured alcohol as a substitute for gasoline in gas production. Tests show alcohol gas yields 25 percent more heat than gasoline or acetylene, with each cubic foot releasing about 59 degrees Fahrenheit of heat when ignited, enabling a mantle to glow with a distinct light.
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Sioux City Gas Company
Grand Army of the Republic Appoints New Aides
Cedar Falls’s Geo A Newman named assistant Adjutant General and assistant Quartermaster by Col Charles A Clark department commander. Other posts include Judge Advocate Charles W Kepler Mr Vernon Muster Officer L L Callywell Devoran Department Inspector R F Witter Senior Aide and Chief of Staff A H Byers Glenwood Patriotic Instructor R Kissick Oskaloosa.
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Geo. A. Newman
Cedar Falls
Col
Chas. A. Clark
Geo. A A. Newman
Chas. W. Kepler
Mr. Vernon
L. L. Caliwell
Devoran
Elks Give Up Lease Over Webster City Liquor Ban
In Webster City the Elks lodge relinquished its ten to fifteen year lease after the Hamilton County State Bank building owners barred handling intoxicating liquor. The lodge will move July 1 to new quarters and plans a double two story building for its exclusive use during interim arrangements. The report also notes Poultry Instruction at Ames and various local deaths and notices.
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Webster City
Hamilton County State Bank
Elks Lodge
Elks
Notable Irish Leader Michael Davitt Dies in Dublin
Michael Davitt, famed Irish political figure and founder of the Irish Land League, died in Dublin of blood poisoning after jaw surgery. His career spanned decades of Fenian activity, political trials, imprisonments, and leadership in Ireland’s push for independence, including his influential role with Parnell and the Land League.
Business activity in Chicago shows steady five year peak
Chicago reports strong industrial momentum with resumed outputs and 40,000 reemployed workers. Demand for manufactured goods rises and distribution of construction materials expands. Agricultural prospects remain favorable as winter wheat harvests begin. Prices for raw materials stay firm while food demand climbs and retail sales improve. Grain movement nears 1.875 billion bushels weekly. livestock receipts rise. hides and lumber shipments vary. Bank credit tightens, trade lines slow seasonally, but overall activity compares to a year ago.
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Chicago
Nnmiber
Dan
New York
Ines
Indias
San Francisco
Condit
Norma
United States
Canada
Market quotes by city for grain and livestock
Fragmented price list shows bids by city for cattle hogs sheep and various grains. Prices cover Milwaukee Chicago New York St Louis Cincinnati Cincinnati Indianapolis and Buffalo with ranges for hogs cattle sheep wheat corn oats barley and miscellaneous feeds.
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Wey Tre
aSey Wits
New York
Indianapolis
Catite
St. Louis
Onta
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