Des Moines 1901 deals with land sales and rail work
The governor endorsed drafts totaling 9628.55 to repay swamp land indemnities in Webster County. The Des Moines Eldora & Northern Railway plans 37 miles of grading between Webster City and Nevada with July 1 start and completion targets by October 15. The Interurban Railway hires Bhugart for five miles near the army post tract. Major Conger to China. Mrs Conger to stay in Des Moines for summer.
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Eddyville Fire Cleared After Nearly 20000 Damage
A midnight blaze in Eddyville caused about 20000 damage to nine buildings including the Methodist church and a residence. Fire started in Seifert's restaurant and was spotted by three men sleeping above. Limited fire protection and many frame structures hindered efforts as residents fought with a bucket brigade.
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Coroner Finds Beating Caused Sioux City Woman Death
A coroner's jury rules Mrs. Ben McKnight died from injuries inflicted by her husband in Sioux City after about a week of suffering. McKnight is jailed. Also, William Vert of Sigourney gets three years for incest with his sister, pleaded guilty. County attorney measures seek juror drawing reforms and jury exclusion of cases.
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West Virginia Flood Reports and Aftermath
Reports from Bluefield and nearby towns detail the Pocahontas Flat Top flood devastation. Fifty dead, thousands homeless, rail and coal operations damaged, and relief trains moving as crews clear debris and search for victims. The Norfolk and Western railroad aims to reopen lines within days.
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United States presses Denmark on Danish West Indies fortifications
A Copenhagen cable reports Washington has urged Denmark to sell the Danish West Indies or fortify St Thomas and St John. Denmarks would face heavy costs if compelled to build defenses and garrison the islands, seen as an unlikely option.
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Temps Critiques US Tariff Policy and Gage
The Temps in Paris condemns United States tariff policy led by Secretary Gage deeming him belligerent and seeking quarrels over tariffs. It notes Russia’s retaliation plans and European boycott of American goods, while mentioning Rockefeller influenced petroleum tariffs and McKinley’s moderating stance.
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Hay Sends Note to Russia on Tariff Dispute
The state department addressed a note to Russia via Count Cassini to ease friction over sugar and petroleum tariffs. Hay outlines U S tariff logic and treasury provisions to persuade Russia to remit higher duties on American goods. Cassini will discuss the matter in St Petersburg. no immediate action expected.
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Northwestern Wins Sioux City and Pacific Railway at Auction
The government sold its interest in the Sioux City and Pacific Railway at the treasury for 1,872,000 dollars in cash plus a 250,000 dollar credit for mail and troop transport. The purchaser is the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company, which has been operating the line.
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Riches for Farmers as Wilson Foresees Prosperity
Secretary Wilson told Washington special to the Record-Herald that beef and hog prices will stay high for years, boosting Mississippi Valley farmers. He cited rising world meat demand, exhausted western ranges, and farmer shifts to corn feeding. He noted strong horse and mule sales overseas and questioned cacao ponies commerce.
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