Vindicator and Republican Appeals for Local Support
In Estherville area news notes, the Vindicator and Republican Company advocates for town backing of local enterprises, criticizing high taxes and out-of-town book work while praising fire department efforts at Bartlett-Peterson block. It highlights Primghar business closures, county seat tensions, and a health board report linking public penell ownership to diphtheria spread.
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Estherville
Hindery
Eatharville
Concerna
Eatherville
Ketherville
Bartlett- Peterson
Republican
Davie
Primghar
O'Brien
Pringhar
Sheldon
Priilligherts
State Board of Health
Yates Center
Katesa
H. M. Peterson
The
Armstrong Republican
Lie Porte, Lows
Miew Lyle Carr
Miss Carr
Parsonage Aid and Rural Education Debated
The article discusses child welfare and school resources, urging access to necessary equipment, humane support, and non humiliating aid. It cites a Laurens incident of freezing and amputation, condemns alcohol harm, and mentions local political activity, candidacies, and community improvements in Extherville Hancock county and surrounding towns.
Mallday Exusisteo Rotes Novel Auction Note
Edogarish fragment describes a sale event by Mugheepylls and Bt. Louis with a planned auction of items by date September 68. It mentions a third tease and a return to a jewlery sale, with the Purperthculsis and Widero meeting and Liga as context.
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Mugheepylls & Bt. Louis
Meacow fighting drives rebels to commercial quarter streets
Fighting near Moscow center shifts to the narrow winding streets of the commercial quarter as rebels abandon the Tyerekala thoroughfare. Mortuary wards fill, hospitals overflow, and many homes shelter wounded amid fires sparked by artillery. Governor General orders closed doors. violations incur fines or fortress imprisonment.
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Patarahurez
Der
Meacow
Aome
Ality
Tyerakala
Ka Ashapa
Moscow
Doubsarsol Haa
Marching Overland on Moscow Revolt Fails to Halt Forces
The Blagoe movement reports Moscow rebels led by Kiril Kharkoff and Odesa students, including many Jews, hold the city center awaiting reinforcements. Four dragoon regiments from Waraw depart by rail. government struggles to dispatch troops as barricades, trenches, and wire entanglements rise. A 6000-worker massacre at the Butin works ends in flames after cavalry and artillery strike. The revolutionists possess six automatic guns.
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Petersburg
Bec
Blagoe
Revolutionary Army of
Moscow
Kiril
Kharkoff
Odessa
Baltic
Coulpy
Butin Works
Hunavedé
Attack on Moscow Railway Stations by Insurgents
Insurgents attacked Moscow Kazan and Nicholas stations with 300 militiamen arriving from Perovo. A crowd of 2000 strikers joined outside Kazan station, looting a provision store and firing on troops. After hours of fighting the mob’s building was burned. Nicholas station was bombarded and grenadiers on the roof returned fire. Perovo and Liubertny stations remained in insurgent hands.
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Moscow
Jiazan
Nicholai
Perovo
Moscow-Kazan
Kazan
Fie
Nicholas Station
Yaroslav
Peruvo
Liubertny
Ale Fuluy
Butliinpo
War saw strike disrupts postal and telegraph services
War saw workers walk out halting post and telegraph operations. The military governor bans street sales of newspapers, warning of harsh penalties for violations. Strikers had accepted government terms, with telegraphers resuming work and others prepared to rally in support.
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Poland
Post and Telegraph
Haw
Tempeo
Coal Miners Union Demands Eight Hour Day
Philadelphia December 27 Frayed talks between Mitchall Rendah and mine operators over continuance of work in the anthracite fields. Leaders seek a union recognition and a traveling reconciliation board to retire disputes. Operators have not decided how to respond. other demands include an eight hour day.
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Philadelphia
Freaidank
John Mitehall
Whrrieara Union
Sark
Tifa
Fia
United Mina
Reridos
Alaya
Gesalon
Gas tragedy in New ity New York Christmas fatalites
Two men, John Mascow and Andrew Casman, guests from Russia, died in bed after blowing out a gas flame at a family reunion in New ity New York. A five year old girl, Sacha O’Neill, perished when her clothing caught fire from a Christmas tree at a home on Hast One Hundred and Second Street.
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New York
Paul Raymond
John Mascow
Andrew Casman
Russia
Sacha O'Neill
Hast
Farmer Hansen and Daughter Die in Camp Hill Express Train Crash
Charles H. Hansen, a well to do farmer, and his eight year old daughter Edna were killed instantly when struck by a Reading express train at Camp Hill fifteen miles north of Philadelphia while returning home after visiting relatives for Christmas.
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Philadelphia
Charles H. Hansen
Edna
Reading Railway
Camp Hill
Tipton Fire Destroys Large Part of Town
A major fire devastated much of Tipton Oregon damaging homes and businesses. In Chicago obituaries, Judge Murrey Floyd Tuley dies at 63, industrialist Louis Field Sr. mourns. Naval Cmdr William Herschell Allen dies in Philadelphia at the naval home. Louis Megargee, veteran journalist, dies of pneumonia at Narberth. Brig. Gen. John Campbell US Army retired dies after surgery in Cold Spring. California Supreme Justice Walter Van Dyke dies in Oakland aged 63. Black Jack Gallagher, noted Chicago labor figure, dies. A New York Stock Exchange seat sets a new high at 95 000 dollars.
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Tipton
Ore
New York Stock Exchange
Murrey Floyd Tuley
Chicago
Weat
Louis C. Huck
Marshall Field, Jr
Eixty
Navy Department
William Herschell Allen
Naval Home
Philadelphia
Louis N. Megargee
Narberth
Secretary of War
Cold Spring
N. Y
John Campbell
Walter van Dyke
Supreme Court of California
Oakland
Justice van Dyke
New York State
California
John Thomas Gallagher
Black Jack
Market quotations from Minneapolis to Chicago stock yards
Market data shows mixed grain and livestock quotes across Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago. Wheat futures range Dec May and July around 84 to 86 cents, livestock prices list steers cows and hogs with varied per hundredweight ranges, and cottons and flax figures appear with fluctuating bids.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago Union
Chicago
Internal Dominican crisis reaches Washington
Cable reports from Santo Domingo describe a serious insurrectional situation with the Puerto Plata port captain shot dead and the provincial governor defying the central government. The Dominican government removes the governor and declares no outside intervention at this stage while internal conflict between Moralea faction and Jim Inez supporters looms near Puerto Plata or Sang Juan.
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Washington
State
Navy Deparctmenta
Santo Domingo
Puerto Plata
Atata Department
Thin
Secretary of
Moralea
Jim Inez
Horacio
Sang Juan
Morales
President Carlos Morales Flees Santo Domingo Amid Pursuit
San Domingo December 21 reports say General Carlos F Morales left the capital in flight after an announcement of his departure. Government troops clashed about ten miles from the city, and rebel commander General Pimentel is believed to have been attacked. Morales’s location remains unknown with theories he seeks a coast escape to Puerto Plata or crosses land toward Monte Cristi.
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Santo Domingo
San Domingo
Carlos F. Morales
Pimentel
Puerto Plata
Santo Dommingo
Perez
Monte Cristi
Rise Against Americans on Dominican Front
Turke Island Bahamas dispatches report armed uprisings across the Dominican Republic. Guay ubio Dajabon and Lebaneta rebel against the government and the Dominican-American fiscal convention. Generals Memetrio Rodriguez Barba Martinez and Pedro Alvarez march with 600 toward Santiago while Lassia moves on La Vega with about 100 men. Deschampa, former Santo Domingo vice president, departs for Puerto Plata aboard a sailing vessel to aid operations.
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Turke Island
Bahamas
Mall
Monte Cristi
Santo Domingo
Guayubio
Dajabon
Lebaneta
Generala
Train strike kills Avon team coach in New Jersey
A Pennsylvania freight train struck the Avon basketball team coach returning from a game in Freehold New Jersey. One player John Benneman of Asbury Park was killed, Howard Sofield and Samuel Hampton of Avon were fatally injured, and four more suffered skull fractures. The rest were expected to recover.
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Freehold
N. J
Avon
Pennsylvania
John Benneman
Asbury Park
Money in Great Demand in New York and Cleveland
New York reports stock worker demand rising sharply as the drive reaches 30 percent and then 46 percent after an 80 percent gate. Cleveland notes a long strike by structural workers at the American Bridge Company with manager Bloc Susegne claiming all contracts will be supplied by union labor after a time.
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New York
Cleveland
Americal Bridge Company
Bloc
Susegne
Wald
Wieowre
Uunion Liber
Optometrist Dr Fister Offers Rort Glasses
Dr Fister the optometrist advertises a new line of glasses described as robust and reasonable for daily wear. The notice highlights eye care services and mentions available fittings and frame selections.
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Fister
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