Des Moines Cruiser Launch Banishes Doubt Amid Proud Ceremony
Miss Macomber christened the Des Moines cruiser at the Fore River Ship and Engine Company in Massachusetts. Gov, state officials, and New England admirers witnessed the launch as a signal of revived U S shipbuilding, with Secretary Moody in attendance and crowds cheering from shore and vessels in Boston harbor.
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Heston
Mass
Towa
Old Bay State
Massachusetts
Des Alpines
Kisney
Misse Macomber
Des Mites
Birete Cme
Cort Carleton
Haverhitl Mass
Moody
Bes Moines
Boston Harbor
Giov
Cutolus
Navy
Long
Tlhut
Crow
Bates
Srear
Commonwealth
Campis
Ivy
Iere
Watson
Fore Fiver
Day of Funerals for Birmingham's Dead
The Birmingham Black community held a day of funerals for the panic victims. Remains of 38 people were buried in Black churches across the city amid crowded congregations and somber sermons. Police report 305 dead with 400 identified, and at least five bodies moved to private homes.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tragic Fratricide: Son Kills Father After Threats
William C. Bonin, 20, shot and killed his father John Bonin, 42, to stop alleged violence toward his mother and fear for his own life. He surrendered, claiming the killing prevented further crimes by his father.
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William C. Bonin
John
Bouin
Dionin
Indicted Mexicans and Grand Jury Deliberations Reported
A garbled dispatch notes a grand jury proceeding involving Mexicans and various named figures. The text mentions a Philadelphia event, a Philadelphia reference, and a world convention planned for April, with scattered mentions of public assemblies and legal matters.
Tragedy at Shiloh Baptist Church in Birmingham
A deadly crush at Shiloh Baptist Church on Avenue Goan and Eighteenth Street in Birmingham during Booker T. Washington speech caused many fatalities and dozens of serious injuries. Panic as attendees fled toward exits led to suffocation and trampling with women among the dead.uidado
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Birmingham
Shiloh Baptist Church
Avenue Goan
Persia
Hooker P. Washington
National Convention of Colored Baptists
Booker L. Washington Eand
Judee Billim
Hattimore
eChedeed
Dion
Cait
Agsin
Lauches
Amin
Reaerch
Loveswar Hanged After County Jail Execution
Ernest Loveswar, convicted murderer of George Puck and George Ostrander, was hanged in the county jail yard at 1 57 p.m. He walked to the gallows without assistance and died at 2 10 p.m. after the rope was released. He spoke of satisfaction and wished others to die like a duo. The last rites were given by Rev. Wylie.
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Ernest Swear
George Puck
George Ostrander
Ernest Loveswar
Hey
Ar. Wylie
Loveswar
Tle
Aged Man Kills Wife Then Dies in Drunken Rage
Charles Brooklyn an 85 year old longtime resident attacked his wife with a butcher knife in a drunken rage. He stabbed her twelve times and then turned the knife on himself, slashing his throat. A neighbor stopped him before he could harm Mrs Brooklyn further. Mrs Brooklyn is reported to die from loss of blood while Brooklyn’s wound may be fatal. Brooklyn had no prior record of violence and had not been seen drinking for years.
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A. Wryandette
Mich
Charles Brooklyn
Flo
Brooklyn
Hirsete Agai
Hrookisn
Queen Henrietta of Belgium Dies in Spa
Spa Belgium special reports the death of Marie Jlerintta queen of the Belgians. She died suddenly at a table after an attack of syncope. She was daughter of Archduke Joseph of Austria and had been ill about three hours from heart illness.
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Spa
Belgium
Marie Jlerintta
Rnda
Bishut
Henrietta
Joaseph
Armstria
Ans
Head-on collision disrupts Northern Pacific service in Washington
A serious railroad wreck occurred on a heavy grade near Pacaton Wash as trains collided head on. Engineer A J Adams and brakeman W Oswald were killed and others injured. Passenger cars were damaged and mail car workers injured. service disrupted between Covington and Adurn with trains stopped for water refilling.
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Washington
Paconut
Wash
Eeos Shaffer
A. J. Adams
W. Oswald
Rek Necoesit
Oraine Nox
Pahner
Covington
Adurn
Tien
Tuggage Smd
Nial I
Moore
EL Case
Wid Cures
Saarvens
PMUSS
Wlossan Aeroot Tacoma
Burt
Baltimore and Ohio Wreck Near Leesburg Kills Engineer and Four Others
A derailment on the Baltimore and Ohio line near Leesburg at 8 PM Thursday caused a boiler explosion. Engineer Philip Noe and four others died. About 44 passengers were reported unharmed as crews worked to reach the scene and restore lines.
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Baltimore
Olio Pryor
Ohio
Leesburg
Here
Philip Noe
Charles Studer
Petrishe Evert Couch
Postoffice Collapse Kills and Injures In Minor County
A building collapse at the Postoffice in Minor County injures County Treasurer obbu dyneh and attorney N. Davis, with about fifteen workers trapped beneath bricks. The wreck is valued around 7000 dollars and rescue crews remove debris as damaged survivors are treated.
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X. D
XNI
Éobu Dyneh
Amd
N. Davis
Provisional forces halt major battle near Cape Waytien
Cap Haitien reports a three hour clash as Gen Norden with 3 000 men attacked Lintheac. Ware Ainis teeen and Nutide commanded the Provisional forces who retreated after heavy losses leaving dead and wounded including several Benedians. Population remains unsettled as another assault looms.
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Cape
Tlaytien
Stieinl
Ware Ainisteeen
Norden
Lintheac
Espera
Teld
Wreck in Choctaw Oklahoma Kills Two, Injures Twenty Six
A freight train rear ended a circus tram near Choctaw Oklahoma leaving two people dead and twenty six injured. Several victims were pinned under wreckage and many suffered serious cuts bruises and broken bones. The injured were taken to nearby facilities as investigators reviewed the crash.
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Okla
Eeys
Dave Step
Tejerresdauks Hart
Aida
Five Trainmen Die in Pittsburg Rail Collision
A collision Friday at Wigmer station on the Pittsburg and Western line killed five trainmen and seriously injured two others. Passengers suffered cuts from flying glass and splinters. The crash is blamed on failure to flag a train. Militia has been ordered to Fort Edward to protect Undsen Valley Electric Company property amid a broader strike.
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Pittsburg
Buffalo
Rochester
Mittsburg
Titesbure
Wooster
Wigmer
Pittsburs and Western
Boratega
N.Y
State Militia
Women barred from Cornell engineering for first time
In Ithaca New York Cornell announced that next year no woman would enter the engineering department marking a historic first. The report names Nora Stan from Blateh of Remo Kr as a person linked to the event and notes a fire injuring three children in the area while Indiana bank robbers failed to rob a local bank as citizens pursued them.
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Warn Ter Seashy Engineering
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Nora Stan Fom Blateh
Remo Kr
Wee
Engahech Cady Shimtoy
Eight Attend State Anti-Saloon League Meeting in Des Moines
Des Moines report says about twenty five attendees, far fewer than usual, with Colin of Fort Dodge presiding and Rev Lenihan of Duluth delivering a telephered lecture. H.C. Marshall of Sioux City reported on enforcement education efforts, recommendations to regionalize work, and financing changes. Marshal declined re election after claiming $1120.52 for his year’s work, and reports covered lobbying funds and county petitions.
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A. Des Moines
Anti- Saloon League
Colin
Fort Dodge
Mie
Mot Siowrers
Centervile
Larker Lenihan
Dulaque
H.C. Marshall
Sioux City
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Marshall
Life
Aye
Mator
Isu Tiade
Wush- Tregba
Shelby County Man Wins 4000 Judgement For Injuries
A Shelby County judgment awards Mr. Tone s of Crave Township four thousand dollars for injuries from a fall at Sun Creek bridge in Shelby County. The plaintiff claimed permanent injury to his side spinal cord and nerves and incapacity for future labor. The accident occurred August 14, 1880.
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Shelby County
Harlan
Tonés
Crave Township
Cotmby
Sun Creek
Altdie
Shelby County Board of Supervisors
Jours
Iis
Che Wney
Christ Warnke Hangs Himself in Farm Crisis
Rich farmer Christ Warnke, about 60, living two miles south of here, killed himself in a barn after domestic troubles. Twice married, his second wife much younger. family large and a pall of sorrow hangs over the community.
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Christ Warnke
Sumner
Christ
Warnke
Here
Sud Medea
Tim ‘Lingigg
Talen
Micke
Editor Whips a Landlord at Webster City Hotel
Webster City special reports a clash at the Grand Central Hotel where Brockman, landlord, was assaulted by Joss Tobie son of Rahie Robie. Brockman was knocked down and Robie arrested for assault and battery. The incident caused public uproar and distant accusations.
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Webster Ly
Webster City
Landford- Brockman
Grand Central Uotel
Vffico
Iheaphie- Harard
Joss
Tobie
Dipar Rahie
Brockman
College 4
Bill
Robie
Umder
Revival at LeMars Under Broad Minded Evangelist
LeMars hosts daily revival meetings conducted by Rev. David V. Gwilym a New York based evangelist. Services run each afternoon and evening at the major Protestant churches attracting large crowds and high attendance. A chorus led by Prof. Isaacs of Chicago assists in the revival with scholarly and broad minded approaches noted.
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LeMars
David V. Gwilym
B. Co
New York
Cta
Gwilym
Clorus
Isaacs
Chicaze
STILL HUNTING CARNS AND DEATH OF GEORGE W CHAPMAN
An Quawn special reports Uhre men have returned from the Indian Reservation with no capture of murderer Edtlarus. The search continues as last week Carns was sighted with several fires reported but no success in trapping him. Beath of George W Chapman, longtime Onawa resident born New York May 15 1890 at age 62.
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Ed Tlarus
Cattse
Carns
Conti
Beath
George W. Chapman
Ounwa
W. Chapmain
Onaiwa
Mr. Chapman
New York
Onawa
Ona
Franklin Lawnship
Sions City Special Notes Nominee Refusal And Robbery
TL MM. 4ink the congressional nominee of the Democrats of the Eleventh district has refused to run Press of Business is given as the cause Robbery at Oskaloosa The William Morris store at Oskaloosa was robbed of jewelry valued at SNCK Among the articles taken were 4 tray at watch charms a diamond worth SY0g and several trays containing a variety of articles in silver and gold Abrams Chosen Superintendent A Des Moines special says The old officers of the Jews Anti-Satoon Leagues were reelected and Rev HT Abrams was unanimously elected superintendent to succeed Rev Mr Marshall
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Sions
Oskaloosa
William Morris
SNCK
Na Coul Winuta
Ater
Odd Fellows Meet in Des Moines Session Report
Des Moines dispatch notes the seventyish annual session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows opened Monday. Reports show 12,792 subordinate lodges worldwide with relief disbursements and member totals, including foreign branches, and ongoing initiations and deaths across the order.
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Severedra Grand Lodge
Bes Moines
Des Moines
Odel
Eues
Peaches
Man shot by officer after alleged holdup attempt
Kay Hawsard, described as an armed hold up suspect, was shot in both legs Thursday night while fleeing arrest. Police say Howard Tom McCarthy and Mike Doulin were arrested for the hold up. Howard broke away, failed to halt, and was shot. He was hospitalized Friday morning. The men face arraignment.
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Dadgo Qlispacer
Kay Hawsard
Xteer
Tie
Peter Cronenburger
Io Far Ber
Howard
Tom McCarthy
Mike Doulin
Ty Offiear
Tons Weller
Flawaid
Passitz
Lloward
Great Western
Aloorland
Rock Island Reorganization Questioned by Iowa Lawyer
A Des Moines attorney argues the Rock Island reorganizations actions are within state powers under public policy. The opinion notes no new track or value is added, only new watered securities, and calls the matter for the next general assembly to decide if Iowa law should adapt to such moves.
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Des Moines
Social C. AW. Aluthan
Gov
Rock Island
General Assembly
Fatal Crossing Crash Kills Three at Ratston
A Northwestern passenger train struck a wagon at Ratston crossing a mile west of Wich on Sunday night. William Stoward and Miss Mandes Selt died at the scene. Howard died later. The wreck left Miss Sol dead on arrival and the other occupant unconscious.
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Wich
Bat
Ratston
Gonductor Madaloud
Stark Buget
Wimoast
William Stoward
Mande
Sol
Bishop Carrigan to Dedicate New Corpus Christi Academy
Bishop Carrigan of Sioux City will preside at the dedication of the Corpus Christi Academy on October 9. Clergy from across the region will attend. The academy cost about 50 000 and the ceremony was delayed until completion of details. The building is described as one of the best Catholic academies in the state.
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Sioux City
New Academy
Dodge Sperial
Gacrigan
Corpus Christi Academy
Alleged Murder Suspect Attempts Suicide in Iowa City Jail
Mrs. James Gallaugher, accused of murdering her husband, reportedly tried to take her life while awaiting trial. Sheriff and attorney statements say she shows no violent tendencies toward others and remains in custody.
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Gallaugher
Towa City
James Gallaugher
Conner
Strike Settlement and Carnival Accident Report
The two week strike of electrical workers at Ottum settled on Wednesday with union recognition and wage increases. A boy aged nine witnessed a spectacular dive at the carnival grounds, fractured his right arm attempting an unsafe stunt from scaffolding. A $306 reward was offered for the arrest of William Numley, jailed after a jail break during a Milwaukee Road raid.
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Ottum
Nnion
Des Moines
SYS I Ge Cummins
Shu
Willian Numley
Denison
Aurder
Powell
Rioux City
Milwaukee
Bucy Sentenced to Eight Sevens of Hard Labor in Penitentiary
Judge Z H Richards sentences N A Bucy to eight sears of hard labor in the Annamesa penitentiary at Town Falls after the September term adjourned.
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Sears
Annamesa
N. A. Bucy
Z. H. Richards
Town Falls
Henderson Exits Race Over Tariff Plank Split
Longtime Iowa congressman David Henderson resigns from consideration as Republican candidate for the Third District after opposing the party tariff plank. He cites district sentiment and belief in free trade as core reasons, pledging further explanation of his views and loyalty to constituents.
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Harony
David LB
Lowa
Spor Tr
House of Representatives
Nis
Tana
Ale Jleterson
Celson
Mtr. Henderson
Cle Atbeock
Natutmedian Committee
Tme
Yart
Apublican Party
Republican Party
DR. Henderson
Atform
Henderson
Notable 19th Century Specialists and Military Figures Named
The article surveys various historic figures including Gen James A. Dumont and Col Giroard, detailing their wartime roles and advocacy for pilots and railway chiefs. It also mentions Garrel D. Wright and Prof Wrizhe as authorities on labor statistics and census work, plus Timothy Healy of Irish politics and other notable travelers and engineers involved in railway and military service.
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Iffler
Steamboat Inspection Service
Kay
United States
James A. du Itrane
Fort Royal
Congress
Dumont
Congréss
Garrell D. Wright
Ee de Lavas
Prof
Wrizhe
Ierber
European steel demand shifts to American markets
European mills intensify exports to Chicago as 10 000 tons of European billets arrive. U S importers report growing steel and iron shipments from Scotland and Europe with American orders outpacing domestic production. European producers adapt products and price lists to meet American construction needs.
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Americana
Chicago
Scotland
Europe
America
Corsign
World Church Congress in Christiania Draws 31 Nations
The gathering at Christiania Norway brings delegates from 31 nations including AB CO and A wurckl. Fannie Crosby aged 89, blind but prolific, has authored over 5000 hymns. Queen Alexandra visited Solums at Northwood near Cowes. The Pope backs away from Methodist activity in Rome. Cardinal Ledochowski died in Rome and wished his heart sent to Gorki while his remains rest in Rome. Papal choristers plan a Germany concert tour with Mustapha the precentor aging.
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A. Wurckl
Christiania
Norway
Fannie Crosby
Seilf
Cardinal Ledochowski
The
Propaganda
Rome
Gorki
Polare
Papal
Siafine
Mrantfurter
Zinning
Germany
Mustapha
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