Umpires Urged to Enforce Clean Play in Baseball and Other Menaces
Umpires are urged to enforce strict conduct in baseball to curb rowdy behavior on the field and protect team performance. The Vienna magistracy face a pigeons problem with the Vienna Society for the Protection of Animals declining a mass slaughter, while a Salem witchcraft scare is recalled as a cautionary tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Leap Bt
Affcint
The
Chicago Tribune
Pyort
Rowdylém
Viena
Hhoys
Viennasmagistracy
Magist
Vienna Society For the Protection of Avisals
Tihe
Normels
Vienna
Stegomyla duty and typhoid risk in urban dwellings
The remark highlights the Stegomyla species as a host for yellow fever and compares its danger to typhoid fever. It notes the difficulty of avoiding typhoid in crowded, sewage polluted environments while suggesting some may flee tropical climes where Stegomyla is common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Stolypin Crisis Sparks Cabinet Resign Expectation
The article notes pressure on Premier Stolypin and his cabinet amid fears the reactionaries may win and trigger resignations. It mentions observers’ views on Russia's drift, with warnings about autocracy returning and publicized gossip on women’s data and parenting advice.
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Rogela
Stolypin
Ftop
Cxur
Tal
Grand Exalted Holland and Robinden Reach Cilifortia Delayed Trains
Grand Exalted ruler Holland and Grand Secretary Robinden arrived in Cilifortia as trains were delayed after a collision near Clico Utah between westbound Denver Rio Grande passenger No 3 and an eastbound freight. Two crew killed, fourteen injuries, and 14 special trains diverted. In Los Angeles a parade celebrated drill corps and visiting dignitaries with thousands of registrations expected for a convention.
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Holland
Grand Dunetion
Colo
Trafic
Clico
Utah
Here
Denver & Rio Grande
Cape
Los Angeles
Cal
Hiusie of & Atore
Wade Merry
Rush Jy Holland
Fred C. Robmann
Middle West
Cotton States
Michigan
Hilneis
New Jersey
Arkansas
Texas
Seheilad
Whlch
Pacific Coast
Neamby
Burks Elected President Of Missouri River Navigation Congress
After a sensational contest Governor John Burks of North Dakota was elected president over Eigar C. Bills of Kansas City. Omaha was chosen as the site for the next session in December with the national corn exposition. Vice presidents were elected from North Dakota Gen B A Williams. South Dakota C B Deland. Iowa Judge J L Kennedy. Des Moines Montana Jerry Sullivan. Nebraska F P D Wersh. Kansas W P Childs. Missouri Judge W K James.
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Yankton
John Burks
North
Daion Wee
Missouri River Navigation Congress
Eigar C
Kansas City
Omaha
Congress
North Dakota
B. A. Williams
Bismarel
Pierre
Lowe
J. L. Kennedy
Des Moines
Monlana
Jerry Sullivan
Nebraska
D. Wersh
Kensar
W. P. Childs
Kan
Missouri
W. K. James
Joseph
Killer shoots wife then kills himself in county farm tragedy
In Mason City on July 10 a man named Gus Beneilict, living on a farm near the Mnebir Fillsore county, allegedly killed his wife Jenlesey or psenity before fatally shooting himself. The incident ends a violent domestic dispute as police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Jenlesey
Psenity
Gus Beneilict
Mnebir Fillsore County
Moi
Tacoma Judge Rules State Antiolgarvetta Law Conflicts Interstate Commerce
The Tacoma Superior Court declares the new state antiolgarvetta law conflicts with interstate commerce rules, ruling it unconstitutional under existing brook signs provisions.
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Antholgaratts Law Vold
Tacoma
Wash
Tudge Chifora
New Brick Plant Planned for Mason City
July 18 report outlines preliminary steps to organize a new brick plant by the Mason City Co operative. The proposed capacity target is 400,000 bricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Hie Noth Brick Buduila Company
Afotkbol
Bampers Co-operative Company
Dolliver Named President Of YWCA Board
Jonathan FP Dolliver was anonymously chosen president of the board of directors for the Young Women's Christian Association in Fort Dodge.
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Mem
Bolliver
Fort Dodge
Jay Snly
Young Woman's Chistian Associgition
M's
Jonathan FP
Dolliver
Ko Kosis convention opens in Looe with Ayers presiding
The national convention of Ko Kosis, a coal mine operators group with over 4000 members, began in Looe on July 10. Thomas W. Ayers of Philadelphia served as imperial med ba and presided.
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Looe
Ko Kosis
Thomas
W. Ayers
Philadelphia
Imperial Medba
Weston Reaches Roseville During Landmark Walk
Edward Payson Weston continues his cross country trek passing Roseville eighteen miles north of Yere as he nears the 200 mile mark in a grueling 103 mile leg from New York to San Pontaco with 3.97 miles remaining in the day.
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Waston
Barrovento
Cal
Gary
New York
San Pounctaco
Edward Payson Weston
Roseville
Yere
Nine Horses Die in El Paso Area Incident
Fragmentary report from July cites a southwest event near El Paso Texas with unclarified reference to horses and outlaws. Source text is garbled but mentions a crime or violent action and a location near Afton New Mexico with casualty details unclear.
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Suyerg
el Paso
Tex
Afton
New Mexico
Iowa fruit prospects amid blight and diseases in July forecasts
A report notes strong prospects for apples peaches and grapes across Iowa with good crop conditions in mid July despite excessive moisture fostering blight and fungus. Growers like Mr Greene report rapid tree growth but warn extra care to prevent crop damage from disease across the state.
Des Moines Wins Rate Case Against Railroads
Des Moines secured a major victory before the Interstate Commerce Commission in a through traffic rate case. The decision held that the present Chicago to Des Moines first class rate is reasonable and rejected claims of preferential treatment for Minneapolis and St Paul. The case involved the Rock Island Chicago line and the Greater Des Moines committees versus Rock Island Lake Shore and New York Central.
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Washington,d. C
Des Moines
Commerce
Commission
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
Rock Island
Lake Shore
Ae York Central
Trafic
Racks Island
Elie
Madeupolis
Bt. Paulas
Minneapolia
St. Paul
Chicaes
Iowa livestock and real estate values rise in assessor report
Auditor John Bleasly reports Iowa farm stock totaling 8.0 million in value with hogs and cattle dominating. Statewide real estate values approach three billion while overall assessment rolls show substantial increases and cautious trimming of actual values by assessors.
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Dep
Mojied
Nally
Apseypiont
Rolis
Etate
John Gy
aeaeRaor
Towa
Goate
Polk
Ling
Black Hawk
Polk County
Hivestock Ag
Iowa
Council
Fighting the White Plague in America Report
Nathan Straus of New York outlined a nationwide TB fight at a conference. About 60 agencies coordinate efforts including anti milk contamination and strong newspaper support totaling 200 columns daily.
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Arthur Randolph Green
Straus
Train Collision Kills Two Injures Eleven At Colorado & Southern Curve
Report states nineteen riders on a handcar collided with a freight train near Platts Canyon on the Colorado & Southern line. Two killed, two fatally injured, eleven seriously burned. In Mt Pleasant a large bus shed collapsed at a new factory, causing multiple injuries and one ankle injury.
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Bayles
Cola
Platts Canon
Colorado & Southern
Parkine
Burt
Mt Pleasant
Deaths of W B Bates and Son Found in San Diego
The bodies of William Bates Jr. and his young son were found in San Diego California on July 14. William Bates editor of the San Diego Union was identified as the father. Authorities investigated the circumstances surrounding the deaths in the city.
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Bride and Grogm -Browns
Diego
Cal
William Baved
W. 8
Bates
San Diego Union
Unclear OCR report from Enyted Kentucky incident
Fragmentary OCR reads July entry about Kate Phinps charged in connection with an attack on Mary Ryan in Bristol. Details are garbled and names misread, with no clear dates or locations other than Bristol and Kentucky.
Convention of Hiks Draws Elka Throng to Los Angeles
July reports from Los Angeles note a large gathering of Elka Throng members and state delegates arriving for a week long convention. Local hosts plan entertainment for thousands of visitors including former residents forming a South Dakota witnesses group and business leaders arranging travel and lodging.
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Elka
Los Angeles
Cal
Membaias
Order of Hiks
Union
Witness Association of
Boutham
California
Saloon Bond Cancellations Prompt New Sureties
In Marshalltown on July 12 officials of the Title Guaranty and Trust Company Scranton Pa served the county auditor a notice that bonds of eight saloonists will be canceled effective immediately under a new municipal law. Affected saloon operators must post new bonds of 4000 dollars each to continue operation.
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Gaheel Salaen Bonda
Marshalltown
Guaranty and
Prust Company
Scranton
Union League Club invites Dolliver to address gala
The Union League Club of Chicago invites Sonata Dolliver to speak at its Washington's Birthday dinner on February 22, 1910. The invitation and Dolliver's acceptance were announced.
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Big Club
Dolliver
Washington
Union League Club of
Chicago
Hap
Sonata Dolliver
Ita
Sehufo Dolliver
Counterfeiters Held in Chicago Arrests
Chicago police detained Antonion de Paolo, Antonio Alerce, Glak Domi nick, and four others on counterfeiting charges tied to five dollar bills. Paolo reportedly traveled to Tigly to obtain new engravings for the notes. In Koneup City a separate church explosion during a Holy Reagry Catholic celebration killed two men and wounded others when fireworks discharged.
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Chicago
Antonion de Paolo
Antonio Alerce
Glak Dominick
Indy
T | Vis
Dominisk Dé Paolo
Tigly
Koneup City
Jege
Holy Reagry Catholic Church
Hese
Cholera Cases Rise in Petersburg During July
In the last twenty four hours Petersburg reports 24 new cholera cases and 47 deaths. Hospitals are overwhelmed as medical resources are stretched and patients are treated.
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BL Petersburg
Stark County Reeeives Wet Vote Across County
Return from Dayton and throughout Stark County show that Stark county voted wet by about 4000 majority.
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Ganton
Panton
Dayton
Stark County
Tuberculosis Talk Ends In Bjaskholm Report
Fragmentary notes from Bjaskholm dated July 32 describe an internal conference on tuberculotology with unclear details and uncertain dates. The readable text mentions a discussion of internals and a general meeting context without concrete outcomes.
Catholic Educational Association Meets in Boston
The Catholic Educational Association of the United States holds its sixth annual meeting in Boston with executives and clergy attending. Archbishop William H. O’Connell presides at a reception in Catholic Union Hall and Boston College hosts sessions and talks by noted educators and theologians.
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Boston
United States
Ita
Registration Bureau
Francie Moran
Nord
Rav “Bow. O'Connell
B.D
Catholic, Union
Willam
H. O'Connell
Ganera Aft
Boston College
Gathalla -Church
O'Connel
Iowa Historical Society appoints officers and staff
At a July meeting in Iowa City the State Historical Society of Iowa named officers on the new board of curators including president Pregnent, vice president Buelid Saiders, and secretary F. Hi. Sorack. It also appointed Superintendent Prof. BF. Shambaugh and assistants J. G. Parish Cedar Falls Hmboth Johnson and Minnie LU Gravae as staff.
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Iowa City
State Historical Society of Tews
Pregnent
Buelid Saiders
Iowa
Cedar Palle
Ban H. Clark
Sioux City
J. van der Zee
Orange City
John
Brindley
Ames
Gnrvyer
Johnson
Minnie LU
Gravae
Red
Christian Endeavor Convention Plans in Wichita
Mansaa Christian Endeavorers of Wichita Kansas prepare for the twenty first annual convention with a mission theme. Delegates will be welcomed by Ray H W Allen and Henry Allen in the Central Christian Church after a praise service. Rev William Gady of Kansas City Kansas will deliver the annual address.
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Mansaa Christian Endeavorers
Wichita
Kan
Alt Ana Christian Endeavor Union
Kansas City
The
Onion
Elogen Iriday
Corn Condition Report From Washington DC July Listing
The report notes corn condition on July 1 with 88.8 percent of normal. Winter wheat and spring wheat figures are given, along with combined wheat, oats, barley, and rye comparisons to last year. Corn planted acres are listed at 100,008,000.
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Washington
Batley
Civil Court to Try Crabtree
Omaha reports General Moyten is recommended for trial by the War Department. Corporal Lisle Crabtree, a guard who shot Caplin Raymond at Tort Des Moines on June 14, faces federal trial. Authorities will transfer the case to Dew Moynes for proceedings.
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Crabtree
Omaha
Moyten
Lisle Crabtree
Tetled Caplin Raymond
Des Moines
Uta
United States
Dew Moynes
Oil barge disaster devastates Texas Oil facility
A Texas Oil Company barge named Harrison carrying 135000 gallons of oil burned near the water's edge in Providence. The blaze destroyed a structure and several vehicles, with additional damage to nearby buildings and storage units.
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Providence
Texas Ol Company
Tornado Strikes Ortonville Area Killing Resident
Telephone reports from Bly Btons lake near Lig Stona City indicate a tornado touched down near Ortonville Minnesota July 12 killing John Dogritt and destroying two houses.
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Minnesota
Bt. Paul
Minn
Ortonville
Big Duluth Fire Destroys Lumber at Local Mills
A major blaze in Duluth Minnesota on July 13 destroyed extensive lumber stock valued between 450000 and 500000 dollars at the Virginis and Reiny Lakes Company mills. Fire officials reported the heavy fire inflicted heavy property loss and economic damage.
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Duluth
Minn
Smyth
Virginis and Reiny Laks Company
Convoluted phrase signals a paused convention report
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a political convention and related orders but lacks coherent details. Names, dates, or locations are unreadable. The readable bits imply an east west divide and union context without concrete events.
Pigeons Inherit Muted Roost Tale Of A Legged Pet
A broken leg leads to amputation and survival from a pigeon roost tale. Bills, a young pigeon, becomes a favorite pet, learns to navigate with a stiff limb, and returns to the home with a new story of resilience.
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Billis
Indian Reservations Open for Farm Registration in West
Registration opens for 180 acre farms at the Flathead and 4500 acre Misoula reservations, plus 200000 acre Coeur d Alene and 60000 acre Spokane reservations. Eligible applicants may register to claim one of three farm tracts with no registration cost and prices per acre listed for various locations. Travel deals given by the Chicago Milwaukee Saint Paul Railway with fares from Chicago to Missoula Spokane and Coeur d Alene, with dates and routes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flathead
Misgoula
Mont
Coeuel Walone
Coeur d'Atang
Idaho
Spokapd
Wash
Chicago
Mibwullykaw & Ste Baul
Migsgita
Kudanell
Coeur
d'Alene
Spokonov
Les Farag
Giber
Pelnta
A. Miller
Chigge
Gidney Gahtuauqua Sidney Jar Tha program
The text lists events and participants for a community schedule with several names and dates in July, including Will Jennie Bryan and John A. Johneyn, and notes various appearances and performances amid scattered details. Names and actions are partial and unclear due to OCR errors.
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Shyniuth
Anna -Womaan
Tae
Jennie Bryan Will.dallyet
John A. Johneyn
Dbinesché
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Maseos
Gayle
River Navigators Elect
Interstate
Commarea- Coni
America
Nathan Straus
Bristol
Bristol Jaca Aptia Ety
Weta
Marton Margl
Siggioe
Ft. Dodge Club
Trada Jalint
Dodge
Ify
Spirit, Luke
Jonaty
Yale
Haver
Conn
Strnelevy P
Willa R. Wilett
Carrolla
Poucuealon
Bjaskholm
the Internopal
Gongrere
Sanders
State Society Board of Control
Fredericksburg
Wishtng Bayton
Young Tirmer
Regiatration
Yy Peiaar
Weber
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