Cavalry Chases Insurgents Four Miles Near Santa Cruz
A Fifth Cavalry detachment fought about 100 insurgents south of Santa Cruz and pursued them for four miles. Fourteen insurgents were found dead with no American casualties. Several minor clashes occurred in addition to the main engagement.
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Fifth Cavalry
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Vic Victoria pension law ruling. multiple global items noted
The report lists varied items including Victoria Australia pension law passage for women and the elderly, a Shelby County related mob talk near Maysville Kentucky, and a tragic scaffold collapse in Hartford Wisconsin where two timers were injured. It also mentions a baby murder case in Gibson and a Durban to England voyage of Marshal Roberts, plus General Eagan being restored after suspension.
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England
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Miles
Mulct Tax Remitted by County Board in Session
The county board of supervisors adjourned after remitting mulct taxes for several individuals including Wm Jugenheimer W F Reed Price Solider G W Dash J W Huff Jas W Hock Sol and Katie Tice and Joe Goode The Robert Stuart case was continued to January term and costs paid No other major business or hearings occurred during the session with several claims allowed.
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Joe Goode
Robert Stuart
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Graham Tonight Promises Fine Music and Dance
Entertainment at Graham tonight features the popular Bunch of Keys farce with its well known cleverness. Manager Bothner has secured top performers and the Acme Quartette adds a special feature for the season.
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Phoenix Social Dance Featured Donovan Orchestra
A small social dance was held at the Phoenix last night with Donovan's orchestra providing music. The event drew young attendees including out of town visitors Miss Poor of Burlington Miss Letts Miss Nettie Blair and Mr Harry Owen of Columbus Junction as the evening proved enjoyable for all.
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Watch Sale Declares Unusually Low Prices
A brief notice proclaims watches offered at exceptionally low prices, encouraging readers to take advantage of the sale before stock runs out.
Local weddings and business shifts noted in Ainsworth
Mrs Alta Dawson visits Wapello. Karl Evdice and Maggie McFarland wed in Keota as A L Kidise and others attend. George Ruesing buys Ainsworth electric plant. Cummins wins cornhusking match on Henry Foster farm with $75 prize after Van Fossen injures wrist. Earl Erdice and Maggie McFarlane marry at 8 pm. Georgia Bray and Mr Smith to wed at Keota.
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Lexington
Not Wise in Love as Scoundrel Traxler Found Guilty
Lafayette Indiana December 12 William Tell Traxler was convicted of bigamy after a week long trial. The courtroom scene echoed with his tears while his second wife collapsed from strain and remained absent during the verdict. The young woman he loved as Innocent suffered shock as letters revealed prior affections for his first wife.
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Traxler
West Superior
Carl Fisher
Fisher
Richland girl visits brother and others in notes
Bright on districts social notices list Miss Myra Bristow of Richland visiting her brother Frank. Mrs T P Pearce went to Washington Monday. Mrs Chas Bennet returned from Batavia. Mrs Endecott of Fremont visits brother A B Endicott.
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Richland
Frank
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Washington
Chas. Bennet
Batavia
Endecott
Fremont
A.B Endicott
Ruling in Tax Case Impacts National Bank Stockholders
Judge Day of the U S circuit court of appeals ruled against Mercantile National Bank of Cleveland in a tax challenge. The bank contended the 74 percent valuation violated federal law and noted differing treatment of savings banks. Day overruled Taft by finding the state board failed to serve notice of the increase.
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Taft
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Board of Equalization
Chicago and East Buffalo Live Stock Prices Reported
Live stock and grain prices across Chicago and East Buffalo on December 11 show hogs at varying prices from 4.55 to 4.97 for different weights, cattle with mixed quotes up to 6.30, and sheep and lambs from 2.75 to 5.40. East Buffalo dealers Dunning & Stevens report steady to firm cattle and stronger hog markets, while St Louis and Milwaukee grains list mixed to firm quotations for wheat, corn, oats, and rye.
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Dunning & Stevens
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Board of Trade Today
Lost Keys at Opera House Tonight
A fragment notes keys lost and a search at the Opera House tonight. The brief hints at a person or group named Sissistssistius seeking or offering help in locating the keys.
Renowned Wisconsin Doctor Dies at Bedside
Cumberland Wisconsin December 8 Dr Walter C Pease a longtime prominent physician in northern Wisconsin collapsed and died of heart disease at the bedside of a patient at a local home.
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Walter C. Pease
Wisconsin
Weavers Vote to Strike at New Bedford Mills
A mass meeting of workers from the Acushnet and Hathaway mills in New Bedford Massachusetts voted to strike. The action targets alleged wage and working condition disputes amid rising labor tension.
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New Bedford
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Hard to Beat Nickle Cigars in Washington Ads
The advertisement touts Hard to Beat as a nickel cigar with a veteran smoker praising its value. It claims five centers are unmatched for a nickel in Washington and mocks others chasing better options.
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Two Men Die In Northern Pacific Wreck Near Rocker
An overland Northern Pacific train derailed near Rocker, half a mile east of the siding, killing two men. Engineer Nat Kellom was severely scalded and Fireman Ole Olsen was slightly injured as torpedoes signaling danger exploded on the track. The victims were said to be riding on the tracks ahead of the baggage car, with one buried in wreckage. M. J. Connell of Wallace Idaho is named among the dead.
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Dec
Butte
Mont
Northern Pacific Overland
Rocker
Nat Kellom
Ole Olsen
M. J. Connell
Wallace, Ida., Eagles
Clear case of murder linked to disappearance and sale of property
Four months after Lew Campbell vanished in Greenville Michigan a man named Aplin sold Campbell s property and then left town. Campbell s body was found today in lime in a hole under an old haymow at Aplin s place with a crushed skull and decomposed remains.
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Mich
Lew Campbell
Aplin
Campbell
Blue laws spark effort to repeal at Wisconsin legislature
West Superior reports city to push repeal and modification of Sunday blue laws. Mayor to appoint a five alderman committee with city attorney to lobby lawmakers. City aims to pass other legislation while blue laws create public disturbance.
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West Superior
Wis
Wisconsin
Public whipping of four boys in Evansville
Four youths Walter Snyder 14 Ollie Geiger 12 Roy Allison 9 and Gerhold Yost 10 were publicly whipped in Evansville Indiana after stealing a barrel of apples from a freight car. In police court Judge Winfrey ordered parental punishment in the lockup corridors and the fathers used an old bicycle tire, with dozens of witnesses present.
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Ind
Walter Snyder
Ollie ©. Geiger
Roy Allison
Gerhold Yost
Winfrey
Prominent Miss Maggie Allen Ends Life Jumping Into Cistern
Miss Maggie Allen of Haynes township Marion county aged 33 died by suicide by leaping into a cistern. Authorities say financial entanglements over a deceased relative's estate prompted the deed and fear of exposure.
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Tus
Dee 7
Maggie Allen
Haynes Township
Marion County
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