Healer charged with using the mails for fraud case
Sioux County Zegard, a healer operating in New York City, is charged with mail fraud in connection with a supposed treatment scheme. The case alleges a fake establishment offering quack therapies, with patients paying upfront for a month and large weekly profits claimed by the operator, who is said to have built a large income from the scheme.
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York
Fellusis
Fittet
Sariely
Viclay Fuemishoyl
USA
Tui Quud
Che Warcandt
Yis Arcest
Disiricu Attnravy
Mog
Pratt
California
Protest prompts sympathy as South Bend school holds extra sessions
Citizens back students opposing Saturday sessions at the South Bend High School. An open letter from faculty follows protests claiming extra sessions are unnecessary, while students insist the period was needed to instruct teachers. In Mexico City death rate debate and drainage work also noted, with sanitarians predicting lower mortality after system updates.
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Optiolu Moys
South Beni
Winek Dag Uy
South Bend Jugh
South Bend
Quiblia Statins
Taclurenss
Dreealthy
Mexico City
Weetmian- Pearson
Grail Canal
Sain
Nat
Bombar
Rei
Mexico
Ular
New York
Porto Rico Bill Passes In Senate Amid Wide Debate
The Porto Rico Bill passed in the Senate on March 16 with broad support and division over federal funding for public works and education. The measure includes appropriations for public works and ports, with the president’s approval sought and a general note of ongoing foreign policy concerns.
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Gees Ineoren
Senate
Withowk
Davis Vna
Washington
Ariel
Toat
DL Aksginisters
Ase Ail Sud Foe
Eueermmenital Ani
Marie Miew
A New War Cloud Over Foscilities Paris Says
A Paris dispatch reports France preparing for possible conflict as Britain and France brace for potential hostilities. Cipher cables request detailed colonial force data, reservists, and officers from governors. England watches anxiously as mobilization intensifies and preparations in Paris are seen as a signal of renewed tensions.
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Wennee
New York
Sonree
Paris
Mr. Chamberlain
Eursis
England
English
Admiralty
Besia
Speedy trial sought for Goebel killing suspects in Kentucky
At a conference in Frankfort officials outlined plans for speedy examination of alleged Goebel assassination participants Lecousty Powers and others. Bail may be granted to two by consent of the commonwealth as each suspect is arraigned separately. Turkey alarms over Russian demands for railway concessions in Asia Minor prompt Sultan to consider meeting De Manis.
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Goebel
Frankfort
Lecousty
Secretary of State
Powers
Tiarland Wiialer
Wo WH
Gaston
Chainman Davis
Fone
Commonwealth
Turkey
Sultajt
Prisoner, Secretaries and War Surrender Notes
A jumble of wartime dispatches reports prisoners surrendering to MacArthur, Aguinaldo era figures, and a Filipinos held as war guests. Cases include a French girl awarded the Legion of Honor for signaling a fire on rail lines, a banker arraignment for alleged $18,000 missing funds, and leper isolation deaths. Local notices cover a Missouri Pacific wreck victim, a court case outcome, and political campaigns across several states.
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Flowers
MacArthur
Manilanes
Aguinalda
Aguinalde
Fort Wayne
Ind
Jennie Creck
Mill Grove
Paris
National
Dinayn Society of Francé
Naval reshuffle signals U S stance in Asia crisis
A Washington dispatch outlines shifts in U S naval command as Rear Admiral Kemp may command a separate squadron on the Chinese Japanese coast while Rear Admiral Remey potentially visits the Philippines. It notes European powers eye rising tensions and suggests a U S show of force to warn Russia and France over China.
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America
Washington
D. DC
Kewipti
Mareshy Imavy
Kemp
Remey
Asiaic
Philippines
Kemp Is
Ishimani
Chin
Solarjze i Scala
Asia
Guraan Aarti
Mia
You Lobelebou
AVY
China
Russia
United States
France
Germany
President signs financial bill amid a pompous ceremony
Reports describe President McKinley signing a major financial measure at the White House with Indiana official Oversner presenting the bill. The event included cabinet members and a ceremonial display with a new gold pan. Observers note earlier approval on the 11th of the month and mention related fiscal policies and the Sherman antitrust act debates.
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Mckintey Siges
Washington
Sitmctal
Oversiner
Indiana
Wis
Mico
Toom
Jupte
Gare
Market Quotations from Sioux City Cattle Hogs and Grains
A dense list of market quotes for cattle hogs and grains from Sioux City and other markets. Prices are given for items such as No. 2 white wheat, corn yellow, oats No. 2 white, rye, barley, and creamery products. Also includes pricing for sheep lambs and cattle shipments, with regional references to Chicago and Milwaukee markets.
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Sioux City
Chicago
Catule
Isheon
Louis
Catile
Dermit-Cattl
Sidi
Milwankee
Perki Ness
New York
Inter
Creamery
Ees
Westery
Minnesotan Spy Detained Over College Debate Notes
A Minnesota student spy was detained in Iowa while taking notes during a debate practice between Minnesota and Iowa students. The incident involved confiscation of notes and a threat to halt further debates unless a formal question is submitted.
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Minnesota
Iowa
University of Minnesotar
Detgeteil
Fowr
Callwall
Mhinesota University Society
Dharts
Towels Caldtwell
Gon Wal
President Gates Resigns as Town Grinnell College Leader
At a midwinter trust meeting of Town Grinnell College, President George Gates resigned due to his wife’s poor health and doctors’ orders. Trustees adopted resolutions praising his thirteen years of leadership and a committee was formed to find a successor.
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Grinfiell College
Lelingettshes
Grinnell
George Ws
Town College
Hennessys Successor and Archbishops Council
Late Archbishop council seeks three names for successor. Davenport and Dubuque bishops propose lists from rectors and priests. Rome to pick three names sent to Monsignor Martinelli for papal selection. Names include Archbishops Keane and Semel with varied support among bishops and priests.
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Lelet
Mulealo
Ben
Rowe
Davenport
Father Burke
Fork Dodge
MeLaughting
Clinton
Bishops’ Council
Atousizaor Tyan
St. Patrick's Church
Dubuque
Patter Auman
Sacred Leavt
Johannes
St. Mary’s Church
Dub
de Tivo
Martinelli
Washington
Rome
Litesehouse
Iil Gibbons
Catholic
Carroll
Jubaque
Semel
Gmabu
Ipatdine
Levihad
Chesonye
State Senate Debates Tax and Prohibition Measures
The senate on March 12 debated repealing a code provision and imposing penalties for law violations while considering a five mile radius on saloons. Petition from Johnson County students and residents supported local measures including river boulevard projects. House actions included fish and game law revisions and higher education access provisions for Des Moines area students.
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Tha
Hobares
Ball
Johnson County
Alass Deng Wirle Ainouge
Bes
Dily
Mareh
Anil
Record of shipbuilding output and steel car orders
A condensed survey notes record highs in Great Lakes vessel construction and steel car orders. It cites 2447523 tons of new shipping by FISD and 283004 tons for a unit, plus 72,004 tons on a separate line. It mentions the steam torpedo-non destroyer Viper and large steel freight car orders for the Egyptian State Railway. It includes ad hoc phrases about New Year and light domestic humor.
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Great Britain
Tallowead
Ion
Great Lakes
Severty
Mie Srent
Ons
Egypt
Valley of the Nife
Tittsnurs
Africa
Senate Debates Tariff Bill and Philipine Question
In the Senate on Friday debates focused on the Porto Rican tariff bill with Mr Taindsay opposing. Discussions covered Mr Mason’s resolution of sympathy for the Boers and executive session on the discharge of the committee from consideration. The House considered appropriations for customs dues on Porto Rico and Hawaii, with announcements of future votes and remarks from several members.
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Taindsay
Mason
Alfison
Bis Island
Porto Rico
o.Tan
Eave
Lay
Persion
Gerston
Loud
Tamuashite
Voliey
Snéélal
Senate of
Suruve
Indinmeat
Okalanior
Efniie
Hawaii
Cleeti Wa
Sud
Choe
Fragmented Notes From Historic Ledger and War Briefs
Fragmented text references old financial receipts, colonial dates, and stockpiled goods, alongside mentions of Cuba Spanish American War figures and a Victorian era medical instrument concept. It notes Bank of England records dated for 3% and later a vague crowd movement to Chicago and urban migration. Further lines reference American intervention in 1898 and poverty of Arneat Groult, with a cryptic rescue anecdote.
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Bank of England
Patent Ag
Calonar
Sestiles
Missis
Apache
Axinn
York
Tetphia
United States
UrneWay
Brazil
Cuba
Darto Rico
Taylor
Kentucky
Spain
Taxis Marti
Burepend
Arneat Groult
Alexander II
Russia
Unore
Groult
Pole
Czar
Longchamps Races
Cezatina
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Bahama Islands
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Gussie Wardear
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Witerloo
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Jacob
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Charles WL Ral
Partington
Bsk
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Dubieqie
Duque Street Railway Company
Divenport Canning Company
Edward Langworthy
Cetin Rapids
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Hebig
Tro
Charles Dottaling
Keokuk
Shevil Weider
Rock Island
Farber
Atvs
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Rapids City
Donahoo
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Lew
Wig University
Hass
EU Ue
Soason
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ADL
Astral Fur Nla Fawr
Polk County
Syguniles
State University
Tas Sass
Stite' Anit College
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Chest Press
Extion
Tfarrman
Titington
Dianapolis Journal
Pallase
DeAnber
Thirdly
Deacon Jones
Ewirdly
Deacon Jonas
Adelaide
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