Iowa Aberdeen Angus Breeders Plan Local Sale Center
Iowa Aberdeen Angus breeders plan a new sale center in Des Moines to boost the national market. Iowa, the largest Aberdeen Angus producer, would host a major cattle market as the Iowa association pushes a committee proposal ahead at a meeting.
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Iowa
United States
Indianola
Pab
Des Moines
Iowa Aberdein Angus
Brecléra' Association
Chicago
Omaha
National Organization of Angus Breeders
Hawkeye
Ustiyo
Old wills recall fortune of famed Sioux City naturalist
Two old wills drawn when D. H. Talbot was wealthy are filed after his death. Talbot, a renowned authority on aquatic birds and animals, once owned 1,200 acres in northwest Iowa and collected rare specimens and books. He later lost his property due to duplicity and poverty.
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Sioux City
Fab
D. H.yalbot
Mr. Talbot
Auy
Irand
NoeCook Lake
Prine
Iowa
University of Iowa
Indictments in Arson Case Tie Croft and Hendon Trio
Centerville on February 5 reports grand jurors returning indictments charging A C Croft and William and James Hendon with conspiracy in the Croft Seed company arson case. They were earlier indicted for arson over the seed house fire at Moulton and alleged to have sought Timothy seed theft proceeds. Sioux City also on February 5 notes assets of 80 866 165 in bankruptcy. prior report had 310 400, now 66 percent less, per board of appraisers for Frank G Barnes former banker of Mareva Ta. The correction reflects revised asset total in the Barnes bankruptcy case.
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Centerville
Croft Seed Company
Areon
A. C. Croft
Wiliam
James Hendon
Moulton
Sioux City
Frank G. Barnes
Mareva
County Farmers Institute Meeting Ends Abruptly in Rockwell City
The Calvin County Farmers Institute meeting in Rockwell City closed after a lively countywide attendance and animated discussions. In Anamosa, Joseph Dewey and Fred Slaughter were sentenced to three years for conspiracy to commit a felony, with appeals planned. Michael O'Reilly of Iowa City, vice-president of the interurban line, died after a pneumonia illness at 18.
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Institute
Lake City
Web
Calvin County Farmers’ Institute
Rockwell City
Anamosa
Joseph Dewey
Fred. Slaughter
Dewey
Tor Long
Slaughter
Ouca
Michael O'Reilly
Iowa City
Michael, O'Reilly
Richogl
Johnson County
City prosecutors push for Darrow conviction in dynamite case
In Los Angeles District Attorney Fredericks presses for John J. Darrow to face trial on bribery charges linked to juror Robert Bain and ventre man George N. Lockwood as part of a broader dynamite conspiracy probe. Indianapolis federal prosecutors consider 30 indictments tied to the McNamara case and related explosions from Massachusetts to California, with secrecy until arrests.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarance
Darrow
The
McNemarae
W. Joereph Ford
John J. McNamiira
Bis
John F. Fredericks
Robert Bain
George N. Lockwood
Bert Frankiip
Indianapolis
United States
Carlos W. Miller
A R. Anderson
Ita
John J. McNammara
James B. McNamara
Ortie B. McMenigal
Massachusetts
California
Los Angeles Times
Perjury Evidence in Lorimer Inquiry Involves McGowan
Washington reports describe testimony that Charles McGowan a Canadian who defended F Wlehe before the Senate Lorimer investigation perjured himself. William J Burns presented a letter from McGowan noting pressure to “come across” and threats of exposure. Dictagraph records reportedly include McGowan admitting hearing Edward Hines brother in law tell William Burgesa about contributing toward a Lorimer slush fund. Burns clashed with Elbridge Haney during testimony as he attacked Haney.
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Washington
Charles McGowan
F. Wlehe
Lorimer
Senate
Burns
McGowan
Tim
Great NY Water Project Opens New Engineering Era
New York celebrates a historic engineering feat as a tunnel under the Hudson, blasted 1100 feet below Storm King, allows Catskill water to reach the city. The event follows Jay Gould and wife Mrs Jay Gould welcoming a daughter born to Annie Graham, daughter of former marriage of Mrs Hubert Yes.
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New York
Hudson River
Storm King
Catskill Mountains
Jay Gould
Misa
Annie Douglas Graham
Hubert Yes
Bre
George J. Gould
St Thomes Church
Amputation Performed for Ralnauds Disease in Davenport
Surgeons amputated Nevin Morrison left foot due to gangrene from Ralnauds disease. Morrison is son of Bishop T. W. Morrigan of the Upie copal diocese of Town. Medical officials report blood circulation ceased, prompting urgent operation.
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Davenport
Nevin Morrison
T. W. Morrigan
Upiecopal
Town
Ralnauds
Trowprl bars aa yeas in Bag rowbridae
A fragment notes a bag related event involving Trowprl and rowbridae with kno pea far details unclear.
Four Dead in Farmhouse Tragedy Near Binghamton
Four members of the Maflahn family are found dead at Lawls Maflahn farm near Binghamton fifteen miles northwest of Appleton Wisconsin. The father Lewis Maflahn is shot, and his three children Dora 16 John 8 and William 21 are found with throats cut. A teenage boy George Mailson 15 discovered the scene and alerted authorities. Neighbors say William acted strangely and may have killed his family before taking his own life. motive described as grievances over favors within the family. Mrs Maflahn had died years earlier. William had been in closer contact with his mother before her death.
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Appleton
Wia
Lawls Mallato
Binghamton
Lewis Maflahn
William Maflahn
Dora
Maflaby
John
Mallatn
George Mailson
Seless
Walter
Edward
Lewis Matlahn
Willam
William Mallahn
Javn
Mailahn
Qecard
Riots and Looting Hit El Paso Juarez Border Towns
Mutineous troops seize the border city causing killings, arson, and widespread looting. Authorities report seizures of property valued at 275 000 as Juarez residents flee and provisional officials assume control. About 96 800 Madero troops reportedly head to quell the mutineers, with railroad lines blocked and a looming clash.
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el Paso
Tex—Juarez
Mex
Rio Grande River
Mulinous
Sevren
Citzens
Eall
Madero
Pano
Rio Grande
Juarez
Ova
Mrs M lean Gets Hope Diamond Ownership Confirmed
Washington Mrs Dyelyn Walsh McLean heiress of Edward McLean and daughter of the late Thomas F Walsh becomes owner of the Hope diamond after a court case with New York jewelers over the sale price. The exact sum paid is not officially set but close to the initial asking price of 260000 dollars.
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Washington
Dyelyn Walsh McLean
Edward McLean
Thoma F. Walsh
McLean
New York
Defeat for Publi... Bill Hits Senate Committees
A reform measure aiming to reorganize the Seventh Circuit judiciary was rejected by the Senate Judiciary Committee. The bill, intended to change presidential appointment procedures for judges, was not acted upon as a whole.
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Waettington
Providen
House
United States
Tudhanua
Wisconsin
Beore
Gaubi
Senate Judiciary
Burglars Steal Valuables In Local Break-In
Vague report describes burglars entering a residence and stealing jewelry money and various goods valued at a substantial amount. Details on exact items and totals are unclear due to damaged text but reference to multiple items including butter and cheese appearing in the notes. Police reportedly investigated the incident with no arrest reported in the fragment.
Penglon lll Passes in a Dazed Report
A fragmented notice reports Penglon lll passing amid scattered names and dates. The readable portion lists Houng and Washington as involved, with unclear details and a brief reference to a pony event and a 45 value.
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Penglon
Houng
Washington
Ponelon
Abduction Edict Sparks Chinese Exodus To Legations
A signed abdication edict in Peking drives Manchu rulers into the palace with no escape. Garrison troops threaten the empress dowager and princes by night. Martial law, panic, and resignations ripple through Tientsin as Yuan Shi Kai’s Marquisate request stalls until order is restored. Foreign legations fill as Chinese flee and stash wealth.
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Tientsiu
Peling
Yuan Shi Kai
Wil
Peking
U S Steel Answers Government Antitrust Challenge
United States Steel files a general denial in federal anti trust action. It argues subsidiary formations were normal developments, denies restraint of trade, and claims they expanded trade. It notes Moogeyele statement not to block the proposed transaction and that Mesgre, Gary and Prick returned to New York where the purchase was completed.
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Trenton
N.J
United States Steel Corporation
Moogeyele
Mesgre
Gary
Prick
New York
Seidel libel suit settled against Milwaukee mayor
Milwaukee mayor Bull Beidel settles libel suit for 60000 damages nine months after a campaign gaffe. Circuit Judge Prang Mackwellar approved a out of court agreement in which Beidel denies making the statements and accuses the newspapers of worsened representation.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Bull Beidel
Prang Mackwellar
Submarine Ag sinks after collision with British gunboat Hazard
In Portsmouth a submarine named Ag was rammed during diving and torpedo tests by the British gunboat Hazard. Ten sailors and four Hautanants drowned as the Ag sank rapidly with a large breach in its hull. Hazard attempted rescue boats but no survivors surfaced.
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Portsmouth
England
Tazard
Yosgai
Arab air clash wounds Italian aviator near Tobruk
Italian Captain Monte and an accompanying officer attacked an Arab encampment above Tobruk Cyrenaica. The aeroplane was struck four times, Monte wounded, yet the crew returned to base with battlefield reports on the Arab force harassing Italian outposts.
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Tripol
Ceptela Monte
Araba
Tobruk
Cyrenaica
Monte
Diphtheria Fear Spurs Precautions In Family Note
Esther Wao alarmed by diphtheria danger as she learns to avoid contact on her way to the grocery. She reports to her mother that local boys near Mr. 4's house may carry the illness, prompting cautions about staying away from the area.
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Esther Wao
Esther
Indienopolia News
Earl of Mount-Edgcumbe’s Toy Palaces Delight London Sketch
The earl of Mount-Edgcumbe, famed for hosting many parties, spends spare moments crafting intricate toy palaces. One model even incorporates electricity, reflecting his dream of a career in architecture had his legs permitted it. The Aladdin-like creations intrigue his circle in London.
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Earl of
Mount-Edgcumbes
Mount-Edgcumbe
London
Stage and Water Rights Echo in Quotation
The fragment evokes a humorous exchange about restraint and reach with Mrs Stoutly and Joan, referencing a broader literary line about the world as a stage. It nods to Harper’s Weekly and to themes of performance and limitation.
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Mrs. Stoutly
Joan
Stoutly
Harper's ‘Weekly
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