Boston Port Beef Export Ban Sparks Nationwide Protests
An Estherville Republican editorials denounce a U S Agriculture Department order closing the Boston port to cattle export for England’s Christmas market. The piece argues the action cripples western feeder cattle trades, strains November December shipments, and insists hoof and mouth disease fears justify the ban, despite protests from Illinois Ohio Indiana New York Nebraska Iowa Kansas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Agricultural Department
Boston
West
England
Iowa
Nebraska
Sansa
Wyoming
Central West
New York
Portland
London
New England
Wupland
Chiladelphia
Baltimore
Hoxton
Secretary of Agriculture
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Kanank
Anya
Wreck of St. Louis Flyer on Big Four Near Avon
An Indianapolis special reports the St. Louis flyer on the Big Four derailed at 1:30 Friday morning on a high embankment west of Avon six miles east of Danville Indiana. Three passengers were seriously injured and about a dozen more slightly hurt though none died. A five-person accident section slid down a twenty five foot bank while the other coaches overturned. All passengers were moved to the mail cars and then to Danville to continue west, all able to travel.
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Indianapolis
Ind
St. Louis
Danville
Missing Man Arrested In Perjury Bribery Case
Charles F L Welly of St. Louis was arrested Friday on a fugitive warrant charging perjury and bribery. St Louis police chief Kelley sought help from New York and Philadelphia authorities to arrest him. Kelley’s traces suggested he might flee to bond, with Friday the final day for possible indictments in the lighting deal under the statute of limitations.
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Philadelpha
Charles FL Welly
St. Louis
Kelly
New York
Philadelphia
Kelley
KILLED BY LIVE WIRES AT ARMOUR PLANT
Michael Shields chief electrician at Armour's packing plant in South Omaha was found dead with his hands grasping live wires. Insulation on the wires had been cut and a pocket knife with copper particles lay nearby, indicating he was electrocuted. Also reported: eruption of Mont Pelée and three children dying from burns in Baltimore.
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Armour
Elvetrigiin
South Omaha
Michael Shields
Borns
Electrica
Winkelstein
Des Moines
Harris Levich
Levich
Erebrow
Ienac Winkelstein
Finkelstein
Football Dispatch By Charles Cus On Thursday Injuries
A partial sports dispatch reports injuries and updates from a football game. It notes an incident on Thursday with details obscured, naming the correspondent and a local team. The readable fragments indicate a report about injuries during the match.
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Waptchester
Charles Cus
Disasters on Lakes After Steamer Macy Sunk
A Detroit dispatch reports a Lake Erie gale sinking the steamer Macy with likely all hands aboard and the barge Wilson breaking free to reach Amherstburg. The Mary and Barged Wilson towed by Macy departed Buffalo with cargo. wreckage sighted southwest of Long Point, white cabin marked no vessel, Wilson crew survived. The Macy was last seen near the gr ainity, wreckage identified by Wilson’s arrival. Marine dispatches say no recovery from Banneckturn or other vessels yet. twenty crew on the Macy and cargo valued at $200,000.
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Detroit
Mich
Bylvanna
Mary
Burwell
Motel Wilson
Amhersburg
vWiswater
Ut. T. Anterson
Mbricht
Thurslay
Long Point
Wilset
Macy
Grainity
Maer
Wilson
Buffalo
Lake Wrre
Port Burwell
Banneckturn
Lake Specior
Eure
Train accident injures ten after plunge from embankment
A Jacksonville and St Leonie passenger train toppled over an embankment at night, plunging over thirty feet and injuring ten people. Two may die from severe burns while others are treated for burns and injuries. Firemen and physicians responded immediately to the scene near Ayers as engine and baggage cars remained on the rails. The crash is thought to have been caused by a broken truck on the curve while the train was traveling at a high rate.
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Basily
Ayers
Crocaville
Jacksonville
St. Leonie
Pinieneau
Gowlbeter Carter
Clyde McRueken
Phesicinoy
State Newa
Boone
A. Alexander
Tewell
Sue County
G. Bigier
Seps
Wartwick
Maude Gruwell
Ottumwa
Davenport
Isle of Pines
Des Moines
Crawford County
Harry Bingham
Shenandoah
Jack the Kisser
Clinton
Bunger
Thayer
Burr & Dunco
Berwick
Losa
Mascatine
Iowa
Plamta
Sioux City
Alinda Central
LeMars
Sampel Yapp
Pear Pierson
Waterloo
Dan Breen
Leonidas
Arking
A. C. Stewart
W. Lavenby
Uladstone
B. B. Corgan
H. Hand
Otranto Station
B. Kelley
Auto George, Jr
Joseph Aramit
Dubuque
Prohibition Party
Peti- Hom
State of Iowa
Curtis
Clee Bradford
Poxtusster Fulton
Bentonsport
Elkhart
Lows Atts
Waldo Miller
East Waterloo
Great Western
Pinendia
Two Victims Dead in Wednesday Street Shooting
Unclear crisp report states two men were shot on a street Wednesday night from neighboring houses. Authorities say there were no further disturbances and the mayor ordered police to arrest occupants of the houses involved. The incident details are disputed and the exact sequence remains unclear.
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Tavanacadviers
Pemon
Wreck on Pennsylvania Road Claims Multiple Injuries
An Indiana wreck on the Pennsylvania line near Safford station injured several passengers. One worker killed, another fatally hurt, with others seriously hurt as inspectors race to control illness outbreaks. Reports from Managua note quarantine actions for Atlantic ports due to a yellow fever outbreak. Violets bloom in Indiana as spring arrives. big strawberry harvest near Marshfield noted amid regional strikes and unrest in Argentina.
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Pennsylvania
Kfurt
Ab Tndiapapalis
Saya
Pennsylvania Road
Safford Station
Soudhar
Louisville
Whigshires
George Tl
Lew Gianyp Wit
Chips
Rioting in Havana Leaves Police and Strikers Dead
Turmoil in Havana during a Monday strike action left two strikers dead and eighty two wounded as workers in all trades joined the walkout. Police faced severe injuries among officers and were briefly unable to control crowds before the president warned state intervention.
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Havana
Western Railroad
Diego Tamagno
Grout
Palace
Maso
Palna
Krupp Estate valued near 150 million dollars
A Verlin special notes the late Torr Krupp's will aims to keep the works from becoming a joint stock company for 25 years. The widow will receive incomes during her life, then the eldest daughter inherits. The estate is estimated at 75 million dollars, not including securities outside his plants. The shield theory remains unsettled.
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Verlin
Torr Krupp
Three Mexicans Shot in Emmett Murder Case
A Mexico City special reports near Acapulco mine manager Robert Emmett, an Englishman, was killed two years ago. Three Mexicans were shot on the spot, nine accomplices received long prison terms. Mexican authorities spent over a year tracing the robbery and captured all involved, but the trial was deemed unfair and the judge was reassigned.
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Robert Emmett
Mexico City
Aacnlipan
Mexico
Villada
Atlic
Woman Admits Killing Two in Mouton Murder Case
Mrs. Tlobk Niching, detained in Phillipsburg prison hospital on suspicion of fatally injuring Mrs. Patience Coun and James Coun, allegedly confessed to killing Merk. Goun with a bullet after meeting the Couns. She previously killed her husband years ago in a rage but was acquitted on insanity grounds. The report spans a jumble of local items including a bullfight controversy and naval movements.
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Cleara
Mouton
Tlobk Niching
Phillipsburg
Patience Coun
James Coun
Merk
Goun
Gonle
Couns
Telegraph Company found liable for forged messages at Fort Dodge
In Fort Dodge a jury awarded Shhriver Bros. $8,873 against Western Union Telegraph Company for forged messages sent over its line, after a 28 minute trial. The suit claimed $9,000 in damages, with deductions for four fat cattle shipped to a swindler. The jury found lack of due care in verifying authenticity.
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Shhriver Bros
Western Union Telegraph Company
Fort Dodge
Barnes
Vast Iowa News Items Include Cattle Sale and Library Boost
A sweeping Iowa page notes AberdeenAngus cattle sold near Stuart with 43 head bringing 6792 dollars, Wright County electing Miss Jennie Keith by 1400 majority, and 42 Blackhawk County schools gaining libraries. Free mail delivery starts December in Washington, Burlington orders 150 engines, and Waterloo saloon crackdowns loom. Fire, rail, and court actions ripple across multiple counties including Waterloo, Des Moines, and Marshalltown with a mix of robberies, accidents, and legal verdicts.
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Witerlou Haw
Presbyterian State Hospital
Jennie Keith
Wright County
Saule
Aberdeen-Angis
Stuart
Bettendorf Axle Works
Davenport
Whitechapel
Cox Moines
Anti-Saloon League
Waterloo
Blackhawk
Lay
Washington
Burlington Road
Jacob Trank
State Library
Des Moines
Pine Wilder
Franklin County
Des Moines Commercial Exchange
D. W. Goodwin
Coon Rapids
G. A. Young
Madrid
Boone County
Minera
Marshalltown
H. G C. Roark
Quarry
Market prices for cattle hogs and grains across cities
Report lists per city pricing for cattle hogs sheep and grain commodities. Cattle ranges from Chicago to Buffalo, including Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo and Buffalo with multiple grade and variety notes. Hogs and sheep show varied values. grain quotes include wheat corn oats rye and clover with No 2 and mixed grade distinctions.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
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Ton Vaedicator
Estherville, TA
Vindigator-Republican CO. Publishers
Wilton
Holley
Baltiore
Morris Bressler
Ety Hospital
Moston
Massachusetts Care Commission
Managua
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Colon
Colombia
Bucos del 'Foro
Widort Linon
Costanca
Wiley
Kansas
du Clookee
Amny
Tierbert Bord
Aarti
Krupp's
Sneas
Winisus
Focal Clarey
Humane Society
Mbaivu
Berlin
Kiel
Venezuela
Here Krupp
Mssen
Prussia
Frau Krupp
Beneft
Mienwry
Navy Department
Panauia
Vateb
Vuvite
Dayton
Yayer Henry
News OF the Week
Telegraph Company
State University
Cinas
Iowa City
Breahman
Imperial Hotel
J. H W. King
W. M. Kaller
Dean Curran
Zoiner Bros
Blna
W. A. Shaffer
B. C. Squire
Benton
Brnnkeman Bird
White Rim
Boardman Brothers
Nevada
Atlantic
James MecCarvel
Sle
John Dougherty
Shannon
Thrall
Whitelaw & Gardner
Cornell Bluffs
J.W. Farwell Company of
John Movinen
Sindin
Stantly
Lacey
Nona Pulaski
Fletcher Franklin
Mwn
Missouri
Brigham
Muscati
AL Bert. Dodge
Mary O'Brien
Northwestern Railroid Company
Cose
Mary O’brien
Kate Shelly
Robest Ewart
Hwart Brow
Grinnell
Ewart
Riculters
Siaetos
Raginene
Thera Ig
Priums
United States
Canada
Freiz Chilpago
Industri Polots
Coutry
Ronda
Merchan
Minneapolis
Prinoary
Minneapolia
Duluth
Abra
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