Colombia Revolt Seizes Agua Dulce and Santa Marta
Naval dispatches report two thousand rebels surrender at Agua Dulce Colombia as revolutionaries threaten Panama. In Santa Marta rebels breach government lines, destroy rail, and ignite fires with 100 dead reported. Insurgent warships spotted near Doné and Herrera's troops advance toward Chorrera.
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Washington
Navy Department
Panama
Potter
United States
Ranner
Agua Dulce
Colombia
Kingston
Jamaica
Valencia
Santa Marta
Hanana
Banana
Senega
Santa Muerta
Sauiy Marta
Cronmeyer
Against Foreign Intervention in the Hay tan Row
Gonaives Haiti Sept 11 An AP correspondent reports the grim aftermath of a battle at the entrance to the harbor. Admiral Killick commanded the Crete a Pierrot and reportedly fired the magazine before going down with his ship. The admiral’s body was recovered and buried Saturday evening. The Crete a Pierrot surgeon and two sailors perished. A Port au Prince paper dated July 24 published Killick's telegram to General Truis road Canal stating Killick would blow up the ship for national honor and that Truis road Canal bears responsibility.
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Port-au-Prince
Admiral Killick
Russian order to expel British customs staff in Manchuria
Peking reports Russian minister Paul Lessar has ordered Manchurian authorities to remove British imperial customs staff and foreigners during the occupation. Russians show no signs of withdrawl from southeast Shing King, while many Russian troops and immigrants arrive. Britain may contest the move, seeking to retain officials despite Moscow’s directive.
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Peking
Paul Lessar
Manchuria
Shing King
Russia
Lessar
China
Pekng
Chamberlain faces Boer demands on peace terms
London reports Chamberlain, after receiving a draft list from Boer generals, says negotiations cannot be reopened at Vereeniging. The Boers seek amnesty, aid for widows and orphans, equal language rights, and rights for those who surrendered, amid the plan to disburse 15 million to aid peacetime burghers.
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London
Chamberlain
Vereeniging
Botha
Ocr
South Africa
Orcoms
Burghers’ Property Restitution Denouncement Proposal
A dense record notes restitution for burghers whose farms were confiscated or sold under the August 7 1901 proclamation. It seeks compensation for use of burgher properties taken by authorities, repayment of lawful obstructions of the late South African republics, and rescission of the Transvaal portion extension of debt payments to the late government.
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Inc & 4
Mrntieh
Adil
Natal
Republis
Politicians Profit From Clay County Apple Orchard Sale
Four Hillnots politicians led by Len Small and J M Dunlap formed a company in February to buy 300 acres of orchard land in Clay County for 10 000. They sold 270 acres of the apples to Shoup of St Louis for 11 800, with the remaining 120 acres' crop expected to bring at least 4 000, making the first Pears crop cover most costs.
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Springfield
Imi
Clay County
Len Small
Kankakee
Sentor J. M. Dunlap
Savoy
James J. Putnam
Bhowood
Edward C. Carts
Cley
Dunkip
Shoup
St. Louis
Memorial University to Be Built by Sons of Veterans
National Memorial university project opens in Mason City Iowa with twelve buildings planned and a preparatory department to ready students for college. The board of regents includes A L Sorter Jr William T Charch W A Morris W J Reinks George W K Cox H B Cowdin Rh Campbell Dh C Fred E B Buck I B E Markley from Mason City and other states.
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Mason City
National Memorial University
Sons of Veterans
University
A. L. Sorter, Jr
William T. Charch
Jammed Elks Carnival Crowd Causes Injuries in Milwaukee
A massive Elks carnival crowd in Milwaukee caused many injuries as crowds pressed forward trapping attendees. Women fainted and some were trampled while children were separated. police struggled to reach the dense mass and made several arrests as overwhelmed attendees were cared for by friends. Also, George W. Cullison of Harlan was nominated for Congress in Iowa’s Ninth District by Democrats.
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Milwaukee
Sept
Congress
Council Bluffs
George W. Cullison
Harlan
Chicago Board of Trade Quotations and Grain Prices
Chicago and other markets report mixed grain and livestock quotes. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, and feed prices show varied highs and closes, with cattle and hog receipts and prices including pigs at 6.96, lighter hogs at 7.75, steers up to 10.70, and sheep ranges around 4.00 to 5.75. Alternative markets in Buffalo, St Louis, and Milwaukee provide supporting price ranges and receipts.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Texas
Buffalo
N. Y
Mission Merchaynts
East Buffalo
Merne
St. Louis Grain
St. Louis
Milwaukee Grain
Prominent Educator Bruner Joins Illinois Woman's College Staff
Miss Mabelle F Bruner daughter of Rev Frank C Bruner of Chicago has been appointed chair of voice culture at Illinois Woman's College in Jackson ville She is a Bloomington Conservatory graduate and studied with top teachers in Chicago and New York On the way to New York from Kansas City a detective in custody Her man Neuman jumped from an express train at fifty miles per hour causing severe injuries amid allegations of a 1500 shortage in his brewing company accounts.
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Chicago
Mabelle F. Bruner
Frank C. Bruner
Illinois Woman's College
Jacksonvile
Miss Bruner
Conservatory of
Bloomington University
New York
Sept
Kansas City
Herman Neuman
Neuman
O'Shea
Hiter
South Central Park Avenue
Unity
Trogenson
Take Villa
Young O'Shea
Miserable Man and Sleep Pathologies in 19th Century Press
The article discusses sleep as a habit like eating, cites desert nomads, and extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for catarrh and lung ailments. It features testimonials praising the medicine's power to restore sleep, strengthen blood, and treat asthma and bronchitis, urging readers to obtain the Physicians Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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Gabet
Hue
Tartary
North Carolina
J. M. Patton
Clotho
Transylvania Co
Tures
Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
F. G. Rodemeyer
Hayden Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Say
W. M. Lyday
Pierce
Golden
Double tragedy at Hogenson home ends in murder
Omaha dispatch reports Victor O Shea shot and killed Miss Hogenson, then shot himself after a dispute over the engagement with her. The scene on West Division Street drew police, with Miss Hogenson's mother aiding, and O Shea badly wounded. Local notes add police and public safety items from Omaha and nearby towns.
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Citeage
Halloway
Victor
Hlogensen
Frootie
Dulice
O'Brien
Norweoghn Tabitha Hospital
Arbitration plans halt as Pennsylvania coal strike drags on
A state legislative board committee on mine workers from Pennsylvania travels to Wilkesbarre to urge compulsory arbitration if Governor Stone orders an extraordinary session. Leaders say no settlement in sight and the strike will continue into winter. Senator Quay in New York comments on uncertain end and Mitchell reports no new overtures from Stone.
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Tlurkshure
Etete Legislative Board of
Milread Employes
Pennsylvania
Wilkesturre
Mitchell
Dlstriets
United Mine Work
Stone
Tamaqua
Lave
Stowe
Ph AL BR Widener
Usuer
Nemunien
Panther Creek
Yesetentay Tryp
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Ite Nevo
Senator Quay
New York
Adirondacks
Senator Platt
Sam
Philadelphia
Governor Stone
Roosevelt Returns Home From Southern Tour
President Roosevelt arrived at Oyster Bay with Secretary Cortelyou and Mrs Roosevelt after a southern tour. He appeared tired and planned no new appointments before his western trip starting Sept 19. Separate items note an insanity case in Ashland, a deer meat violation in Eagle River, two Chicago men killed near a railroad, Representative Hepburn traveling to New York for campaign work, and national bank circulation reaching a record high of 365,026,206 dollars.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York
Cortelyou
Laws
Mies Piliet Roosevelt
Ambassador White
Bertin
Bellamy Storer
Towers
Russia
Milwaukee
Charles” Hazen
Chicago
Longlake
Oberholtzer
Eagle River
Traven
Lie
Washington
Violence and accident brief from early crime and sport items
Jim Crowder shot and killed his brother in law White Martin with a shotgun at Crittenden Springs Kentucky. George Vesely aged eighteen dropped dead while performing on a horizontal bar in Baltimore. A Kokomo man escaped from a passenger train and drove his automobile into a crowd injuring twelve. Five persons were killed and ten wounded in a strike riot yesterday.
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Jim Crowder
White Martin
Crittenden Springs
George Vesely
Baltimore
Kokomo
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Herrera
Chorrera
Phores
Haytan
England
National Institution
the Sons of Veterans and Others
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Matt J. Johnson
Tilinoia Central Railroad Company
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Mart J Jonneer Co
St. Paul
Minn
A. M
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J. J. Stewart
Draggiat
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Lown
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McGregor
Mamoroneck
MeGregor
Clara Schlemmer
Train
Major O Driscoll
Takoma Park
Deaniel O'Driscoll
Colorado
Denver
Fod
Teputieta
Teter
Drenve Erate
Bloomington
Hie
Sept Lee
McLean County Veterans’ Associiation
Colfax
I. W. Khadford
Eureka
J. A. Rowell
T. F. Tipton
Ir. J. Hallett
H. M. Sehoen
Tr. J. Little
Dalath
Duluth
Wilson
Indiana
Henry Silver
Silver
Christian Science
William Neuroth
Christian Science Church
Newroth
Mra
Louis Dahlstrom
Minneapolis
Uncle Sam
Hegulan Daily Item
Delong
Hee
O'saca
Victor KR
Leoncertine
Bimy
Sanger
Roland
Mia
Hogenson
Milly
Omaha
Hugh J. Gallagher
Department of Missouri
Fort Riley
Tle
Onawa
Interstate Sheriffs’ Association
Strain
Ed Cams
Board of Supervisors
Murat Halstead
Cincinnati
The
Times-Star
Ohio
Castro
John D. Rockefeller
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington,owa
Owas H. Koren
Anh M. Kron
Joel Preatebone
Prank I Saem
Anahier
Citizens National Bank
Bhington, Jow
Shaw Jenkins & A
Jel Brea
Wrehington Brandt
State Bank of Bow
Yocational Bank
Vivat
Thewal Citisen
National Tar
Attornfys
J. Hanley
Bageione
Ftate and
Feders
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Washington County
Savions
Hank
Schuyler W. Livingston
Thone A
G. A. Dewby
Temple
Roar of Alberon's Grocery
Gete
Newt
Ashland
Wis
Whenilworth
William Hoar
William Gibson
Hepburn
Clarinda
State of
Republican Campaign Committee
Mars W. Bailey
W. H. Butterfield
Crafl’s
Washington, Fa
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Lind
Weet Bownd
Davenport
Amira
Leays
Galy
Columbus Junction
Ro Il
Cannfornia
Pullman
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Gorne Eourn
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T. Paula
Freien
Peoria Mall
Sun
Marshalltowth
O& N
Terremone Gko. & Ra TraMii
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Marshalltown
Eicgher , Wilson
L. BE. Latta
Joseph Pollard Jr
Atty. A. Lb
Shaprer
New Offier
Court House
New Set Abstract Books
S. W. & J. L. Brookhart, Lawvye
Orr
Opera
Hon. Dae
BANKS
Washington National Bank
J.T. Anpanson
A Anderson
Washington County Savings Bank
Capital
Henry Knecht
Tallor
Gasey’s
Swen 'Co We
Madison, A Cine Co
Madison
Eubeth
Dee Voney Finagmmad
Xty
Hate
Allen
Frank Rogers
Wabash
Crane
Louie
A. Vaimer
A. G. Pal
Ubicago
T. J. Dempsey Billiard Parlors
Means & Stichter
East Side Restaurant
Louisville
Nashville Railroad
Thue— Great Central Southern Trunk Line
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
F Qrewera
West Plarrida
U.S
Gulf Coast
R. J. Wemyss
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