Battleship Fleet Traverses Magellan Strait to Callao
The American battleship fleet and torpedo boat destroyer flotilla push north from Punta Arenas through the Magellan Strait, skirt Chilean coast to Valparaiso and Callao. They navigate Cape Pillar, Cape Forward, and Smyth Channel with high seas, strong currents, and rugged vistas as they sail toward northern ports.
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Puntas Arenas
Strait of Magellan
Magellan Strait
Cape Pillar
Cinta Arenasheir
Cape Froward
South America
Cape Mila
Chilean
Vataraiso
Callao
Lieut. Cone
Smyth Channel
Pert
Magellan
Mounain
Evan-gelists
Cape Pilka
Yaciss
Evangelists Ile
Valparaiso
Exciting Man Hunt Narrows to Iowa Chase
A sensational man hunt extends seventy five miles from Rockport Missouri to Pacific Junction Iowa. Two men suspected of burglary and wholesale robbery near Hook point are pursued by Marshal McChesney and Constable Withrowe who confront them at a depot in McPan. A pistol duel ensues before the suspects escape into darkness, later recaptured near the trail with officers closing in.
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Iowa
Rockport
Pacific Junction
Frevest
Hookpart
McPan
Me- Chesney
Me- Chesney and Consuible Withrowe
Burghery
Marshal McChesney
Gies Seo
Medisney
Trueling
Fehives
Duelle Tonedor
Dubuque Grand Jury Roasts Water Works Officials
The Dubuque grand jury report condemns irregularities and extravagance at the water works. It faults city council members and officials for unpaid water taxes and a sudden cash liquidations, with investigators noting potential criminal scope but no decisive indictments yet. The probe remains open and may return to the next grand jury. The man named Me Avihay, jailed, could provide evidence but likely faces higher officials.
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Dubuque
Avihay
Sioux Cityans Perish In Fierce Fire At South Sioux City
Two men die in a rooming house fire at South Sioux City on July 7. Edward Streator and Moritz Albertson perished. Dolly Hart, Winnebago Indian, and several others suffered injuries including broken legs and ankles. Fire forced many to jump from second story windows. Streator and Albertson bodies were not recovered.
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Sioux Ciy
Jeisuis
South
Sioux City
Edward Streator
NW Wits
Moritz Albertson
Dolly Hart
Streator
Willian Thekerist
Edward Stainer
A. Pisegladt
Albertson
Tubercular Milk Sold Sparks City Outcry
Council Bluffs veterinarian Dr W T Hollingsworth warns residents after investigations into tuberculosis in cattle reveal cases of milk from tubercular cows fed to infants and a family milking pus from an affected cow for a baby. He cautions the prevalence may be widespread though not declaring this region worst.
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Council Bluffs
Entlie
WT. Hollingsworth
T'S City
Hollingsworth
Ecattle
Wallingsworth
Arrest Fire Cashier at Princeton Bank
Former cashier Davenport B S McCully is under arrest for falsifying bank books. State Auditor Cara yell removed McCully and named William Chiecald Davenport receiver. Shortage reported near ten thousand dollars with a $3,000 bond posted.
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Davenport
B. S. McCully
Princeton Sayings Bank
Car Yell
McCully
Willian Chiecald
Nods
Meliully
Boone Girl Fiend's Victim In 6 30 P M Assault
Miss Len Cantey a prominent Boone resident and sister of Dr A C Conley was assaulted on Story Street at 6:30 pm as a large man grabbed her from behind and attempted to throw her to the ground. A tenacious struggle ended when a passerby frightened the attacker away. Conley suffered serious injuries including damaged teeth and a strained back and neck.
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Boone
Len Cantey
Bove
A. C. Conley
Story Street
Conley
Consing Retires from Fifth District Race
Congressman Robert G. Consing of Cedar Rapids announces he will not seek renomination. In a letter published by the Cedar Rapids Republican, Consing cites personal considerations and a desire to serve in the highest public good as his reason for withdrawing from the race and primary process.
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Cedar
Robert G. Consing
Repub
Cedar Rapids
Repu
Congress
I Gombycks
Birdsall Ends Congressional Run to Return to Law Practice
Representative Birdsall of Iowa confirms retirement from Congress at end of current term on March 3 1905. He writes to Republican district chairman George Wright and declines to reveal reasons, saying desire to resume his legal work led to the decision and that opponents should be aware he will not seek re election.
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Washinton
DB. C
Birdsall
Towa
Butcher Snyder ”Shot by Highwaymen” Near Death in Waterloo
Waterloo reports butcher A. Snyder and his wife were ambushed returning from the shop with 85 dollars. Two highwaymen demanded money, fired two shots, wounding Snyder fatally at point blank. He fought back, knocking aside a revolver as attackers fled. Police hunt suspects. initial theories link to local robberies last summer.
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A. Snyder
Waterloo
C. A. Snyder
Cdo
Snyder
Gillatis
Vielows
Sally
Witerloo
Des Moines Judge Josiah Given Dies at 3
Des Moines reports the death of Judge Josiah Given aged jurist of Iowa at his daughter's home on Ninth Street. A pioneer lawyer in Des Moines he served on the district bench for years and had been an invalid for some time. He is survived by his wife a son and a daughter.
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Hiness
Des Moines
Josiah Given
Iowa
Ninth Street
Brown
Mike Barligan
Shoemaker
Tavish
Thoueanda
Hneland
White
Black
Carpenter
Smith
Jones
America
Virginia
Presa
Fr Dodge-Jay Pooler gets 3000 dollar settlement
John Pooler, 16, died last June when shafting snapped off his head at a mill. Administrator Fr Dodge-Jay Pooler received a $3000 settlement from United States Gypsum Company for the fatal accident.
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Dodge
Jay Pooler
John Pooler
United States Gypsum Company
John
Gilman Boy Crushed By Wagon in Marshalltown
Willie Robbins aged 10 son of Moses Robbins a wealthy farmer near Gilman was killed instantly by a wagon loaded with cargo as it toppled over him. His skull was fractured in the fatal accident reported by local authorities.
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Gilman
Marshalltown
Willie Robbing
Moses Robbins
Town Echoes Change Over Twenty Years Inhabitants Speak
Fragments recount a former resident noting changes in the town over two decades. A hotel clerk mentions Floogus moving away and a rumor about a death. A scientist’s talk at a Miner party links microphones to perception, while Irish heritage stories contrast names with English settlers and Revolutionary War roots.
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Floogus
New York
Local railway timetable fragment from period page
Timetable snippet shows train departures with partial numbers and times. Includes freight and passenger service references with unclear destinations and nonsensical fragments.
Rail schedule notice for Chicago and Northwestern line
The message lists train numbers 53 61 60 and 62 with way freight passenger and mall services, noting arrivals departures and a request for agents Morgan in Algona to apply. It appears as a timetable fragment from a Chicago and Northwestern carrier posting.
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OWA Central
Way Freight
Atr
Pissepper
Morgan
Algona
Favorite Prescription for Nursing Mothers and Women
An advertised medical patent remedy targets nursing mothers and women with various weak conditions. It claims to restore vigor, alleviate headaches, abdominal pain, irregular menses, pelvic issues, and general weakness through Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, described as a glyceric extract with no alcohol. The ad invites readers to request a free booklet and warns against secret nostrums.
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Pierce
I. V. Pierce
Affaio
N. Y
Dr Kings New Discovery Sold At Local Drugstore
George Moore of Grim Estand North Carolina credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing a cough and lung weakness after using one dozen bottles. The remedy, advertised as preventing pneumonia, is priced at 50 cents and one dollar with trial bottles offered at R H Miller's druggist in Tri.
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R. H. Miller's
Tria
Special Announcement Regard ing the National Pure Food and Drug Law
Wol ey's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds is not affected by the Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates. E. Conner & Co. promotes it as a safe remedy for children and adults. Kodal is advertised as a natural digestant aiding digestion with vegetable aids. Sold by K. E. Conner & Co. Rocky Mountain Yeast is recommended by J. W. Miller as a morning mood uplift.
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Woley
E. Conner & Co
Funeral for Trdge James Hargis in Kentucky
Funeral services for Trdge James Hargis were held at the Ute family burial ground near a knoll by the Ken tucky river. Beech Hurzpis, convicted killer and son, witnessed the service then returned to Breathitt county jail as the procession began. The report includes jumbled notes on other events from New York and Me, including a banquet, a fire fatality, a banker’s disappearance, and a battle creek homicide.
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Jackson
Trdge
James Hargis
Deal
Kentucky
Beech Hurzpis
Breathitt County
Simple Remedy for LaGrippe
Coughs from la grippe are dangerous as they often lead to pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and strengthens the lungs so serious results are avoided. The genuine product has no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. E. H. Conner & Co. jan feb
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Foley
Dey
E. EH. Conner & Co
Suffering and Dollars Saved By Busklen Salve Tale
A Martifa New York man proclaims Busklen’s Azufea salva salve healed fevers and saved suffering and money. It claims to cure burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles with endorsements from A Miller’s druggist.
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Doper
Martifa
N. Y
Ay & Carpenter
Busklen
A. Miller's
Foley's Honey and Tar cures grippe coughs and pneumonia
Local patent medicine item claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures grippe coughs and prevents pneumonia. The ad urges shoppers to refuse imitations and buy the genuine yellow package from Conner & Co.
Neighborhood Favorite Promoted by Harbor Resident
Mrs. B J Charles of Harbor Maine endorses a grand alterative tablet sold at R He I Miller's drug store as a neighborhood favorite. She claims quick relief for dyspensia nervousness kidney derangement malnutrition debility and weakness and praises its purifying action as a spring medicine.
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B.J. Charles
Harbor
Maine
Bleetrie Bieters
R. He I Miller
Dmg
Digestive Remedies Ad Promise Quick Stomach Relief
An ad copy urges quick digestion of all food and recommends eB food natural digestant and Kadal as the best remedy for stomach troubles. It notes availability from YT. B. Conner & Co and DeWitt's Little Berry Risers sold by the same firm, describing ease of use and effectiveness.
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YT. B, Conner & Co
DeWitt
B, &, Conner & Co
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E, V. Swetting
Ney
Loav
W. Sullavan A
BE. McMahon
Sullivan
Harrington
Dickingon Harrington & Dickinson
Ofice Over County Savings Bank
IGWA
J. L. Bonar
DAW
Wm. M. Galbraith
Attorneys AT Law
Bifce
John Gailbraith Block
M. J. Kenefick
Algona Hospital
BE. J. Gay
Ehlers’ Avag
Gall Street
C. H. Cretzmeyer
Fice
John Galbraith
Ofice
Walter Fraser
Calla
Cowles & Murtagh
Iowa State News
Broad Pacific
Punta Arenas
Sean
Evans
Mean o'War
Glasier
D. D
E.E., Sayers, D. V.M
Brown's Livery
Algona, Ta
Geo GO Shelley
Alqona
Kossuth County Fair Ground
Algora
Vernon Finkle
Finkle
Cook & Ferson
Algona, IA
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Asoon
Pple Suger
E. E. Conner
Sioux
Cou*ns
Judge Given
Jong Aga
Sims
Cafferman
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Trinh Wert
Aopalia
Seeeeee
Thainseas
Eseeereerse
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago Express
Stock Fraight
North Bod
St Paul
Minnesota
Burt
Yd Selmy
M.A. Winkel
K. E. Conner & Co
Flore
Rocky Mountain
J. W. Miller
Son
Hargis
Millinocket
Joseph Perry
Kiew Saunday
Mureka House
Perry
Berlin
Siegnind Kodburg
Sancal
Investors
Battle Creek
Mich
Shaddox
West Virginia
Ware
Fiblina Crome
Odaeat Kantiardion
Grippe
Ff, Conner & Co
New York City
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