Krupp Great Gun Maker Herr Krupp Dies Suddenly
Reported sudden death of Alfred Krupp at his Miveref village follows worsening illness and telegrams to his wife in Jena. Medical aides attempted to revive him. Essen works closed as officials assess cause amid speculation over publicized charges.
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Ao Beelin
Kerepp
Germany
Miverel Frere Keropp
Bad Teenik
Jena
Fran Krupp
Prat
Berswanger
Rey Krupp
Kerang Gnu Works
Essen
Krupp
Herr Nrupp
Sear
Voorwaterts
Io Adjacent Cies
Alice
Terr
Destructive dynamite outrage wrecks Mubhsanoy saloon
A dynamite blast at 4 oclock Sunday evening wrecked the Mubhsanoy City saloon owned by Christopher Portland. The building’s stone portion was blown across the street, adjoining structures were damaged, and windows broke in every house on the street. Portland and his family escaped on the third floor with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mubhsanoy City
I'A Mabenoy Civ
T'ua
Christopher Portland
Portland
O Tessar
Three Mexicans Shot in Mine Murder Case Near Anculapan
A Mexico City special reports three Mexicans were executed on site near Anculapan for the murder of Robert Emimetts, a mine manager once kidnapped two years ago. Accomplices and suspects in the case are described as captured and awaiting sentences. Governor Villada led the efforts, with the judge sent from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emthett
Aim Finglishoar
Mexico City
Anculapan
Mexico
Robert Emimets
An Jinelsman
Alexi Vost
Ues
Villada
State of
Three Die As Docks Fire Ravages Wisconsin Central Yard
A blaze at the Wisconsin Central ore docks in Ashland Saturday evening killed three workers, with one missing Leo and others jumping into the bay or seeking safety as flames cut off escape. Rescue crews saved several workers from the water and shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Wissars
Leo
Missi
Fast Wight
Wisconsin Central
Train Hold Up Near Davenport Tracks Dynamite Blast
A scrambled Davenport report says robbers halted a passenger train west of the city signaling with a lantern then blowing up the express car with dynamite. They escaped with a safe containing money while police pursued with no capture by 4 am Saturday.
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Fock Island Mapeess
Davenport
Hack
Ishimi
So, LLC
Minning Fren Chico
Fort Worth
Tex
Spa
Gwe
Cnp
Express
Teun
Dispatch
Yarvey Logan
Mivns
Kid Chrry
Montana
Logan
Great Northern
National Bank of
Cleveland. O
Dulin Hank Aicinis
Isnorville
Vessels to Carry Guards On Philippine Coastwise Trade
Washington dispatch reports the Philippine commission orders all coastwise ships carrying treasure to have a constabulary guard aboard. Hundreds of thousands of dollars move between Manila and other parts of the archipelago, making small ships prime targets for brigands or pirates. Officials say guards will be provided on request from larger corporations in Saula, with the measure delayed pending further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Washiveton
Philippine Commission
Manila
Sauila
Gov
Ves
la Shotl Carey
Inhuman Mother Fined in Wiltshire Cruelty Case
London dispatch reports Mrs Annie Poenruddocke of Cyimpton Park Wiltshire denying all cruelty charges at Old Bailey. Jury finds Mrs Trenracilacke guilty of assaults and neglect harming her daughter whose health was at risk. Defendant fined 250 dollars.
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London Dispatch
Annie Poenruddocke
Cyimpton Park
Wiltshire
Old Bailey
Trenracilacke
Ter
Gambling Plea Not Good For Speculation Case
A Chicago firm was ordered to settle a Knox County case over a $ amount tied to a board of trade speculation. The defendant admitted the act but won the suit on grounds unclear. A fire near Mount Ucha in Pat caused $125 600 in damage and left many homeless. In Indiana, Sheriff Dudley was notified to vacate after a lynching in Bullivan County. In South Dakota, W W Gilliam killed horses and then died by suicide in Rock Rapids.
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Galesburg
Til
George T. Phillips Company
Chicago
Jd. A. Baird
Knox County
Chicago Brats
Mounusahela
Pat
Caracas protest marks tense week in Venezuela
A disjointed report outlines unrest linked to a Caracas government clash and protests across the nation. It mentions a minister involved in a fatal incident and notes U S officials and a Guatemala envoy. The piece references students and a cholera warning with scattered names and places.
College boy killed by train at Rose College Institute
Dispatch reports Raymond Archer, a freshman at the Rose College Institute, was killed Friday morning when struck by a freight train at a track crossing near the institute. Authorities are investigating the accident and notifying the student body.
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Terre Vante
Dispatch
Raymond
Archer
Rose Colotechaie Institute
Lynching in Indiana Ends After Mob Hangs Suspect
A mob in Sullivan County hanged a Black man accused of assaulting two women. The prisoner, identified as Dillard, was captured after a gunbattle with the local town marshal and later lynched near John Lemon’s farm. Sheriff and deputies fled as farmers seized the prisoner, dispersing only after the execution. Several townsfolk from Sullivan, Oaktown and nearby areas participated or supported the mob actions despite a governor’s order to mobilize the state police.
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Sullivan
James Dinard
Mays
Atare Kayvis
Sule Nean
Aixl
Mos
Joh
Lemon Et Knox
Resing Kest
John Loess Farm
Dillard
Terwrencevile
Shevif
Amien
Sherif
Stenlnto Tower
Eiay
Eennes Olitia Company
Oaktown
Long fast death sparks talk of prosecution in Minnesota
A Minnesota dispatch reports the death of Mrs. Gertrude Youns after a prolonged fast. Unrone Williams plans to pursue cable attention at the prominent attorney firm, arguing a case of alleged abuse. Dr Linda Rushfield Perry admits licensing to practice medicine and presents the medical context.
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Jis
Minneapolis
Sirs
Gertrude Youns
Willams
Linda Rushfield Perry
Watch Tells Tale Of Death In St. Joseph Manor
A St. Joseph man Wil Hina Cooper died after being struck by a Burlington Route train on Burlington Road. His watch was found broken near the track, indicating the moment of impact as investigators sought which train led to the fatal incident.
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St. Joseph
Burlington Road
Wil Hina Cooper
Ware Street
Alonday
Burlington
Ami
Assassination Shocks Denver Newsroom in Mine Incident
Fragmentary report recalls a shooting at a Singuler Coloan mine near Telluride. The general manager A ds Calling was attacked during a labor dispute era, with authorities investigating as workers gather for questions this Thursday morning.
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Denver
A.ds
Sinugeler Coloan
Dandera
Telluride
Kugwi
Severe European Winter Causes Fatalities Across Continent
Reports from Tomlon indicate ongoing extreme weather across Europe and Great Britain. Bohemia reports many deaths on country roads as Scandinavian regions face widespread hardship, with northern Sweden in distress due to the cold conditions.
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Europe
Tiegrams
Tomlon
Great Britain
Bohemia
Scandinavia
Sweden
Freshmen Shot During Attempted Theft at University
A group of freshmen and sophomores at Fleidether University were involved in a gun incident after an attempt to steal conveyances. A. Tiffin of Culver Indiana and Roy Zachman of Marion were seriously wounded by a shotgun fired by a sophomore. Danis Grandrich was shot in the leg by a companion who mistook him for a thief. The incident disrupted Wednesday evening activities and may require disciplinary action.
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A. Tiffin
Edward 4Zechie
Culver
Ind
Roy Zachman
Marion
Fleidether
University
Negaunes, Aieh
Deur
Wialnesdsag
Danis Cgandrich
Strike News and Depot Fire Cloud Havana War Effort
A San Francisco special reports the Southern Pacific depot and ferry slips destroying by fire with many passenger coaches burned. In Jennington DL the street railway strike ends as workers gain all demands, strike declared off.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Bay
Fioeningtom Strikkers
Jennington
Elan
Yellow Fever Overbreak Advisories From Managua
Advices report President Avlayar declaring a quarantine against vessels from Coton Colombia Heeos Vorg Choe lombia and Port Limon Costa Rica due to a yellow fever outbreak at these locations.
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Managua
Nie
Avlayar Dis
Issaragna
Shan
Dayton tragedy shocks town as brothers slain
A Dayton special report states Henry Sweitner aged 7 shot and killed his brother William aged 30 who suffered epilepsy. Authorities say the younger boy threatened to brain his sister with a club before the fatal act.
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A Dayton
Henry Sweitner
William
Therslay
Des Moines Woman Dies of Broken Heart Over Christian Science Conflict
Burlington report cites Minnie Potts saying Leonora Burt died from a broken heart after family opposition to her Christian Science faith. Potts recounts estrangement by father and brother, absence of hospital transfer, and lingering illness from tuberculosis despite faith healing.
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Christian Science
Leonora Burt
Des Moines
Burlington
Minnie Potts
Des Alaines
Leonors Burt
Miss Burt
Aliss Burt
Wes Mielnes
Silea
Oba
Miss Campbell
Conductor Shot by Italian Laborer on Gravel Train
Conductor Burt Creel of the Iowa Central was wounded in the right arm by five shots fired by an Italian laborer on a gravel train near New Sharon. Creel had ordered the men off the train after they tried to ride to Oskaloosa. The injury is described as a flesh wound. the incident occurred in darkness as crew members found the men hiding on a car.
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Crain
Sharon
Burt Creel
Iowa Central
Oskaloosa
J. Lackey
Creel
New Gymnasium Plan Revealed For State Normal School
Gov Cummins and State Superintendent Har rett attended a Thursday meeting of the State Normal School trustees in Cedar Falls to discuss a new gymnasium. The plan envisions a dual gender facility with a drill hall able to serve both sexes and to be used for separate activities simultaneously.
Levich murder case hears surprise witness and Nichols arrest
Testimony closed Thursday in the Levich murder case as the defense introduced a railroad man named Weiss who saw two colored men near the alley where Pinkelstein was killed, supporting the defense. Frank W. Nichol of Kingsley, a 45 year old farmer, was arrested Thursday night at the Palace livery after a disturbance. police found bank certificates and $3000 in his pockets.
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Des Moines
Levich
Weiss
Pinkelstein
Walker
Tanser Evans
Frank WW. Nichol
Kingsley
The
Palace Livery
Sioux City
Leake
Nichol
Creston Man Bound Over After Assault and Robbery Charge
Teddy De Yoo escaped and fled to Denver before being captured and returned to Creston. He faced trial there and was bound over with a recommendation to send him to the state reformatory.
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Creston
Teddy de Yoo
Denver
State Reformatory
Prohibition Party Losses Spark Legal Status Question
A Des Moines special notes the prohibition party fails to meet legal status after this year's vote, halving support from last year. Last year the prohibition vote neared 16 000, triggering questions about party status and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Prohibition Party
Prohibitionists
Post Office Safe In White Farm Is Blown Open
A Tuesday night blast at the tail town post office of White Farm damaged the building and allowed the theft of money orders stamps and cash. Police hunt for a known suspect and review security footage for clues.
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White Fim
Hawarden Jail Suicide Follows Depot Theft Arrest
A young man named George Frazier arrested Monday for stealing a sack of flour from Milwaukee depot was found dead in his city jail cell Tuesday morning. He hanged himself with his shirt, completing suicide.
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Hawarden
George Frazier
Mibwaukee
Ele
Ottumwa Man Slugged and Robbed on Return Home
Ottumwa dispatch reports Tohn Wagner was slugged and robbed late Monday night. He was left unconscious and tonight doctors fear he will die. The assailants took $10 and vanished, leaving no clues for investigators.
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Ottumwa
Tohn Wagner
Tiein
Isis
Eaway
Lemars Man Bests Robbers in Street Fight
Lemars man Reyu Verhuel thwarted a cowardly holdup just after delivering earnings at St Linus stock yards. Two assailants seized him. he struck one with a weapon, felling him, while the other fled as Verhuel chased him.
Des Sloines special prompts weak support for company
The report notes public indifference crippled the company and the community offered no backup or active backing. Several towns sought the service but none received it, leaving the venture to drift and fail due to lack of interest and support.
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Des Sloines
Vaccant
Big stock breeders fail in Hartwick assignee filing
A Montezuma dispatch reports GLOC Bigher and Sons of Hartwick as the leading stock breeders in the west fail and assign assets. Debts total 100000 in liabilities and 200000 in assets. Creditors are mostly stock breeders from Indiana Illinois and Iowa. Assets include 1600 acres of land and 300 head of Shorthorn cattle with a bull bought for 15000, the highest priced of its kind. Assignees are G W Brown of Indianola and G A Lind of Lalte.
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Montezuma
GLOC
Bigher & Sons
Hartwick
Birefest
Tikva
Phe
G. W. Brown
Fidionula
G. A. Lind
Ralte
Western Union Loses Case Over Forged Telegrams
A Fort Dodge jury found Western Union Telegraph Company liable for forged messages sent over its line. Sehriver Bros. sought 25 000 in damages but received 35 872 after deductions for four cattle previously shipped to Barnes on receipt of the false telegram.
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Telegraph Company
Fort Dodge
Sehriver Bros
Western Union Telegraph Company
Messaes Senk
Barnes
Stone Cutters Strike Hobbles Government Building Work
Creston report details stone cutters striking for 50 cents an hour versus 25. They demand yard work instead of finishing tasks inside the building. Officials and workers clash over pace, delaying enclosure of the structure and impeding progress.
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Bere
Imda
Gba
Cali
Tragic wreck between Great Western train and bus at Benton
An upbound Great Western train crashed into a local passenger car at Benton depot Ringgold County on Wednesday. Two coaches and two freight engines were wrecked. One passenger killed Warenau Shatter and engineer Squire fatally injured. A second passenger injured.
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A. Des Moines
Great Western
Benton
Ringgold County
Warenau
Squire
Waverly Board Finishes Session Without Charges Against Supt Mouree Smock
The Waverly board closed a lengthy meeting with no mention of charges against County Superintendent Rev. P. Mouree Smock. Opponents who had threatened to seek his removal appear to have found their evidence insubstantial for court action.
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Board of Supervisors
Waverly
Primiers
Rev
P. Mouree
Rehearing Granted in King Rape Case at Sioux Rapids
The November term of the district court, Judge A T D Bailey presiding, reopens the case of BD W King of Sioux Rapids who was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary for rape after his conviction a year ago. King has been granted a new trial.
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District Court
A. TD. Bailey
BD. W. King
King
Waterloo Tenant Files Suit Over Rent Dispute
A Waterloo case alleges Etek elberg commenced action against John Alexander Dowie of Chicago for 390 to recover rent for a building used by Elder Adams of the Dowie faith. Furniture left in the building has been attached but may not cover the rent owed.
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Waterloo
Etekelberg
John Alexander Dowie
Chicago
Elder Adams
Dowie
American Grey Eagle Shot Near Creston by Bert Rae
Bert Rae, son of Tl. H. tes, shot a magnificent American grey eagle about three miles north of Creston. The craft measured seven feet from tip to outstretched wing tip, marking a notable local wildlife find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Av Creston Dispatch
Bert Rae
Tl. H. Tes
Breach of Promise Case Amid $310000 Suit
Miss Leona Stackison of Quitey sues Dr. J. W. Frazier of Lioney Creek in district court seeking $310000 for breach of promise. The dispute centers on a damaged heart claim and a $10000 settlement offer.
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Leona Stackison
Quitey, Jr
Waterloo Mayor Compiles City Drunkards Census
The Waterloo mayor has taken a census of the city drunkards and served a copy on all saloon keepers. Prosecution will follow if H quer is sold to any of them.
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Waterloo
Farmers fatten corn-fed herd near Taber
In the Ta ber district about thirty-five farmers are fattening roughly 4 080 head of steers totaling 204 earloads. The effort shows a notable local push to profit from soft corn as cattle feed.
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Towa
Taber
Farmer Fight Ends With Severe Injuries in Sioux City
In Woodbury Trouse near Sioux City on Tuesday night two farmers clashed. Peter Moore struck Peter Jansen after a boast of being the better man. Jansen suffered severe wounds including a torn ear, head gashes, broken nose, facial injuries, a broken right leg, and other beating.
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Woodbury
Sioux City
Peter Moore
Peter Jansen
Janseen
Moore
Jansen
Local push seeks canning factory for Creston
A campaign aims to attract local capital for the establishment of a Creston canning factory, signaling potential job creation and economic development for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Congress to wrap up 60th session with key bills
The article outlines expected rapid action in Congress to complete regular appropriation bills and related measures. It notes Senate and House efforts to clear funding and policy items before adjournment, including Cuban reciprocity, immigration limits, tariff considerations, ship subsidies, and a proposed department of commerce.
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Congress
Senate
Stepublignas
Henry Lodee
United States
Aldrich
Br. Aldrigh
House
Department of Commerce
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arizona
Uaton
Winfield Scott Seliley
Alowances of &Crene
College enrollments and education trends across institutions
The report highlights Yale Universitys record enrollment at 2 875, large endowments and faculty notes. It notes disciplinary actions at Amichitan Agricultural College, plans for a Navajo mission school, a Chicago insect collection purchase, and a Salem damages verdict. It cites education board statistics on entrance exams, total attendance reaching 17 299 230 points, and per capita spending.
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Yale University Tiswer
Susan
Knoceton Univ
Amichitan Agricultural College
Lansing
Kate Drexel
Southwest
Arizona
University of Chicago
Joh Akharest
Ciutenidlugzist
Krooklyn
Salem
Alves
Leawrence High
Chienzo
United States Commissioner of Education
William T. Harris
Public debt and treasury notes report from 1902 October
The October 31 1902 monthly statement outlines total public debt at 95850721 with decreases from bond purchases and cash on hand. It lists classifications of debt interest bearing and non interest debt, notes about $500,916008 in certificates offset by cash, and a total cash balance of 330421878 after liabilities. It also covers Congressional Library visitors, government receipts and expenditures, national bank circulation figures, and notes on Colombia's treaty response and postal service divisions rivalry.
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Votal
National Bark de Iteries
Congressional Library
Bernard Green
Mennley
Custons
Internsil
United States
Postal Service
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Orange City
Iowa
Geo. E. Bowers
Vulcan Prince
Herr Krupp
Gandors
Wisconsin
Colorado Paring Company
Fieaver
Pesraa
Gang of Thieves
Elacuaion
Jay Ootode
Systeek Telestata Freta Portal SN. BR
Biephen Bhayes
Ateghens
Indianapolis
Durbin
Dudley
Bullivan County
Cailiwick Dillard
Tife
Joux Falls
Enererti Peetest
Caracas
Hointer
Washington 2
State Department
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Wilsoa Citeeerald
Grand Lapids
Mich
Pha
Pitty
Ines
Indiana
Triesado
Colorado
Fintana
Havana
Life
OGG
Killa
State Normal School
Tail Town
Lemars
Stuart Lastles Company
Western Union
Mev
Elijah
Canning Factory
Work For
Acost
Ile
St. Taauwrenee
Gillespie
Chiek
Great Lakes
Straits of Mackingac
Lake Michigan
Tnion
Michigan
Colombia
Spooner
Concha
Washington
Hay
Bogota
Fastofice
Ringer Hermann
General Land Office
Publc
Ware
Wiggins Trevise
Sod
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