Credit suit and a day of local incidents at Creston
Keone nk of Iowa sues Edward McDermott and Charles Acdermott in superior court over alleged malicious newspaper publications that damaged his family's finances and credit. The report also lists a Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern train accident injuring a farmer and son near West Bend, a Beavergrove boy's leg injury from a fall, a pawn shop burglary in Creston, counterfeit money arrests at Mo Dale, and multiple small town mishaps and trials from central Iowa towns.
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Keone Nk
N. Nelson
Eddward McDermott
Charles Acdermott
Priuiiti
Iutve
Bis Credit
Mlnintiffela
Straeie
Military mobilization expands as border tensions rise in Anroxio
Dec 26 Anroxio Texas reports heavy activity at military headquarters. Cavalry units ordered to the front under General David Stanley prepare for rough field service with ample arms. State rangers guard river crossings while U S marshals prepare to arrest suspected revolutionists. First Lieutenant Chas Steele surveys transportation facilities for field deployment. Monitors Minntonon nearing readiness for sea trials. Secretary Crant signals readiness to bolster entrainty laws if revolutionists threaten border crossings. Food shortages affect Russian troops as contractors halt supplies.
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Anroxio
Tex
David Stanley
Mander
Austin
United States
Atbert Clark
Stanley
Chas
Steele
Eighteenth Infantry
Rio Grande
Garen Adisnateh
Department of War
Washington
Revolutionary Movement
Staria Godnie Sotrenstts
Woasatvacos
Dee. Oe Saetine
Crant
Aesir
Garaus
Bacewards
Mexico
United Sdistes
Nhey
Garzas
Princely Scapegoats and Orleanist Heir Denials
A civil tribunal in the Seine department issued a Friday sanction regarding Mititre Delino and a man named Wiemann over contrachei debts. The text notes a famine in Durango with corn being sold to the poor and charity coordinators distributing relief while federal officials are ordered to aid distressed states.
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Manis
Department of the Seine
Delino
Sudiekair
Wiemann
Thor
Ramus
Vita
Duke
Masica
Durengy
Wis
Durango
Post office clamps down on masher problem
Authorities vow to clear postoffice lobbies of masher activity as ministers order a stop to abuses at general delivery windows. Reports from city post offices indicate masher visitors have long used lobbies as roosting spots, prompting officials to demand strict scrutiny and distance from interiors to protect patrons.
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Postotheo Totundas
Vrticlens
Amini
WasnesGros
Dee
Sa Fan¢Le
Sam
Postoffce
Ingrupami
People Pistol
Luxinase
Mieh
Postminsters
Et Waikting
Winder Chiek
Niasse
Nilsson Sister in Want and Musical Talent Revealed
The sister of Swedish singer Cheisting Nilsson, wife of Nilsson Livia Swedish teacher, lives at 611 Eleventh Street in Milwaukee in poverty. Friends seek aid to support Christie Nilsson and her struggling family while Christie’s sister trains to nurture her budding musical gift under hopes for a brighter spring.
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Wiibsauior
Mastat Mandhter Minnatnrn
Lis
Christmais
Acenut Preolson
Associated Charities
Cheisting
Cristie Nilsson
Milwaukee
Thomas
Hyale
Tyee
Musiehias
Ama
Meeting to expunge senate record sparks party clash
A special meeting of the letsch club was called to vote on expunging an objectionable resolution from its records following a New York visit and rumors that the affair aimed to boost Gov Campbell’s presidential chances. Supporters pledge a strong turnout as BC leaders reportedly plan a counter effort to keep the record intact.
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Reehson
Sette Bennett
Conran
Warrenor Wunphell Seainst
Letsch Club
Ser
Eluet
New York
Wits
Flackson
Gane
Albany
Siment
Gladstone Birthday Celebration Sparks Arts and Education Reflections
A fragmented notice recalls Gladstone’s aging celebrant, mentions a communal gathering, a Christain Indian performance, and remarks on education and civilization progress. The piece reflects cultural notes and the push for interwoven arts within a late 19th or early 20th century civic event.
Flag as Witness in Damages Case Over Seized Vessel
Captain Alexander McLean, late commander of the American schooner James Hamilton Lewis, lodges a claim for damages against Russia after its seizure off Copper Island. A Russian sailor cut down and damaged the American flag aboard, leaving tattered remnants kept as evidence at Angel Island quarantine station.
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Sax Brancisco
Alexander McLean
James Hamilton Lewis
Angel Island
Lewis
Copper Island
McLean
Mixtzen Peak
Vladind
Lean
AMERICA NOW OUT Kheagitun Kate The Benasels Anti Slave Tele Convention
Waking ton December 4 The Benasels antislave trade convention ratified by the Freeh senate yesterday. Eighteen powers attended the Grassels conference and adhesion by all is needed to render it operative. France is the seventh nation to ratify. the United States alone remains to decide its status. The latest date for ratifications is Pelorna Iste. exchanges at Reussels. The U S senate to consider again next month. Dr Von Scholiebe, German minister to Japan, to Washington. Baron Von Gat athinidt to succeed in Japan. Dr Von Winekies to Chile. Triple tragedy in Fentress county reported in which Edward I Harris killed Marion and Dave Betts. Gwin Kowder missing. The shooting stemmed from an unsavory argument.
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Kheagitun
Kate
Ton
She Freeh Senate
Poe Chamber of Deputies
Itheith
France
United States
Reussels
United States Senate
Sius
Penn
Lee
Tree Fentress
Edward I Mnarris
Marion
Dave Betts
Gwin Kowder
Arris
Ian
Dex
Market Report Mixed Data From Chicago Kansas City and Northern Markets
United grain and livestock quotes show varied activity across major exchanges. Cattle and calves move unevenly with bids steady for westerns while feeders and stockers show selective demand. hogs and veal note contrasted prices. Wheat and corn futures edge lower amid supply concerns and weather outlooks.
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Unicago
Dee
Lesans
Sourm Omatra
Beeves
Cosa
Kansas City
Pocketbook Lost on Ferry Leads to River Rescue
John Connors of 08 Willow avenue Hoboken and his wife fell overboard as the ferry Hremen departed Barclay street. Connors saved his wife from the East River by diving in. both were rescued after a lengthy search, exhausted but alive. The couple did not continue to New York.
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Weister City
Merald
Methodistyare Bulding
New Cherch
Janke Park
New Wirner Hall
Hall
Eleanor Moore
Boone
Fairfield
Keeley Institute
Davenport
Nick Frost
Des Moines
Marlimeton
Traels
Ominge
Sidi
Emmet
Papeete
Ashton & Blumberg
Btap
Haves
SI TU
Lit Goss
Lotea
Teoukai
Salt Lake City
Evie
Meos
Addin Eathery
Cranville
Hawes Bee
Artestis
Tre Tend Stow
Chiten
Vivil
Iowa
Burlington
John Gorns
Friest
Connell
Strtsinia
Peidie
Lewis
Hon
Tolan
Rusaedl
Chicage
Cima
Lasts
Chapath Marshaltesen
Werentiy Tait
Harry Hoagkeans
Thor Colar River
Cedar Rails
Samedas
Bielardson
Davenport Deanocrat
MLL
Isnonot
Oberhettzer
Audlem Las Wruns
Minneapolis West Tene
Majer
KO Burnette
Treston
Lies
Asa Publiic Buildianas
Governonent
Dace
Roright
Bern Appetite
Secgeeny
Waterttut Hushans
John Connors
Willow Avenue
Hooboken
New York
Hremen
Barclay Street
Tenuers
Connors
Noth
Ais. Connors
Mr. Connors
Buying Dolls and Devils in a Strange Trade
A letter from a traveler through Bolivia describes odd demand for cheap dolls and chromos in a bustling market. Merchants report high prices and sensational interest in lithographs, chromos, and life-sized figures, with some stories of failed sales and perilous buying habits.
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Wollvin
Wasiixeios
T. C
Bulivia
Shyimam
Purzatery
Judge McClaine Dies in Fall from Courthouse Wall
A 20 year judge of the Eimenit Cent, Deevu-Taige Gvorte McClaine, vanished Thursday morning and was found dead after a sixty foot fall from a top wall at the courthouse. Authorities believe he entered a small wall, lost his balance, and plunged to the ground.
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Beakeman Prighttudy
Booxr
Beikeman M. P. Grimm
Chiezyvo
Northwestern
Moingoua
Beaver
Srdosern
Taige Gvorte McClaine
Eimenit
Nhat
Wan
Bieh
Guurt
Mrs Osbourne Case Sends London Detectives to Queenstown
London dispatch reports police chasing Mrs Osborne from Queenstown to the City of Paris, with a warrant for her arrest on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. Authorities in Liverpool are on alert for the suspect aboard a liner likely bound for the United States.
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Death Yard
London
Queenstown
Mrs
Ushorne
Osborne
Parisa
United States
Liverpool Sathoritien
Raik Ns
Oulger
Dying in Philadelphia Deaths Rise in Six Day Period
The mortality weekly report shows Philadelphia's death rate for six days reaching alarming levels, with over 100 deaths above last year’s period. Among deaths, pneumonia claimed six, influenza caused sixty-seven, and consumption claimed three, as the city battles health issues amid election court decisions.
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Panmenia
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