Missouri result linked to unusual circumstances, Clark says
The piece cites Champ Clark blaming Missouri outcomes on a rare mix of bad luck and probabilities that won’t recur for forty years. Bryan remains in friends’ hands per his statement, while Hearst’s possession of letters is unclear. The article comments on Congress members and public trust and references U S senator Shelby Cullom and Uncle Sam’s image. It also notes reforms in Amoy and Chang Chow prompted by an approaching American fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Missouri
Mr. Bryan
Tom Taggert
Roger Sullivan
David ‘B. Hill
Grand Sachem Murphy
McCarren
Hearst
Congress
Erst
Shelby M. Cullom
United States
Illinois
Allison
Shelby
Washington
Mr. Cullom
Uncle Sam
Amoy
Chang Chow
Havana
Panama
Six Die in Fog Shocking New York Harbor Collision
The Panama steamer Finance carrying eighty five passengers collided with the White Star freighter Georgia in dense fog off Sandy Hook. Six lives lost, three passengers missing, and many awakened to chaos as the Finance sank with crew and passengers clinging to deck and lifeboats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Harbor
Panama
New York
Panama Railroad
Finance
Colon
White Star
Georgia
Sandy Hook
John W. Puckett
William MH. Todd
Charles Eric
Young wife dies in fire near Mount Ayr
Mrs Monroe Newton 22, recently married, perished in a farm house blaze three miles from Mount Ayr Iowa last evening. The fire started from a defective flue and she rushed back into flames to recover belongings, becoming pinioned beneath heavy timbers and burned beyond recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Ayr
Monroe Newton
Newton
Anarchy in Haiti Reported With Executions
Cable dispatch from St. Thomas cites chaos in Haiti with wholesale executions by both government forces and revolutionists. Foreigners seek protection as U S intervention is viewed as likely to protect life and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
The
Picayune
St. Thomas
Haiti
Port Au Prince
United States
Balloon United States Lands After 800 Mile Flight
A balloon flight from Los Angeles landed at Edinburg Arizona with Captain A E Mueller piloting and J K Hutchinson as passenger. The craft started at 10 19 Monday morning and covered nearly 800 miles in under six hours, showing the pilot’s skill at using air currents to navigate toward the Colorado River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Ariz
United States
A. E. Mueller
J. K. Hutchinson
Los Angeles
Colorado River
Mueller Npts
Record Fast Field Work Sets Henry Myers Farm Pace
Machine husks rapidly Liscomb November 2a disking and harrowing 140 acres of corn by machinery in seventeen and a half days. Work rate equals eight acres per day with a field yield of fifty bushels per acre on the Henry Myers farm three miles south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liscomb, Ja
Henry Myers
Tornado Destroys School in Delaware County
A tornado swept Delaware county last night wrecking buildings and killing livestock. The Hines school near Manchester was demolished burying the teacher Miss Barringer and five pupils, and two children of F C Pickett were severely injured. A woman and her daughter were hurled from a buggy near Thorpe and seriously hurt. Telephone wires were torn down.
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Dubuque
Delaware County
Hines
Manchester
Barringer
F. C. Pickett
Thorpe
Lamphere Found Guilty of Arson in Gunness Case
Laporte Indiana November 27 Ray Lamphere convicted by jury of arson in the Gunness murder case. Judge Richter sentenced him to Michigan City State Prison for an indeterminate term two to twenty one years and fined five thousand dollars with five year disfranchisement. Defense plans a motion for a new trial and possible appeal.
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Lamphere
Richter
Michigan City
Supreme Court
Leconte Killed at Jeremie as Revolt Unfolds
Port Au Prince report confirms Gen. Leconte Haytian interior minister was killed at Jeremie. He executed Capt. Ostema and two prominent locals after accusing Ostema of treason. Leconte then fell to rebels as Jeremie residents armed and advanced. Heavy snow hits Colorado and Wyoming with up to ten inches.
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Leconte
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Hadeen
Jeremie
Ostema
Simon
Nord
Alexis
Newton Robbery Is Thoroughly Planned Train Depot Heist
Newton reports a meticulously planned early morning robbery at the Rock Island depot. Dave Yates, the operator, was held at gunpoint by a single masked assailant, who stole $350 in checks and cash, plus $11 in small change, and locked him in a box car before fleeing. No solid suspect or motive is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Dave Yates
Rock Island
Yates
Newton & Northwestern
Ater
Des Moines
Six Shot in Strike Riot at Keasbey Factory
In Perth Amboy New Jersey 700 strikers clashed with 12 deputies at the National Fire Proofing plant in Keasbey. Six strikers were shot, two mortally, as Governor Fort sent four National Guard companies to Trenton and 260 soldiers patrolled the streets overnight. Strikers accuse deputies of unjustified fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Amboy
N. J
National Fire Proofing Company
Keasbey
J. Franklin Fort
Istate National Guard
Trenton
Hosipital
Keasby
Dean Howard Dies Sudden Death Drake Music Dean
Frederick Howard dean of Drake University College of Music died suddenly yesterday morning in Des Moines. He was a prominent musician and a parent leader in voice culture. Typewriter ribbons at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Frederick Howard
Drake University College of Music
Victim Wins His Case Involving Forged Deeds In Iowa
In Algona Iowa on November 25 Judge A D Bailie ruled for John L Haswell in his suit against J S Standring et al regarding forged deeds to a Corwith land. Standring, a former Bank of Corwith cashier, forged Haswell’s name. Standring acted as Haswell’s agent, not partner, clearing Haswell of liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
John L. Haswell
Standring
A. D. Bailie
District Court
Bank of Corwith
New York
Haswell
Iowa
Corwith
Event Bank
Bailie
Standling
Bailie J
Des Moines Tragedy Accidental Gun Discharge Kills 12-Year-Old
In Des Moines William Fisher, twelve, son of C. E. Fisher, was killed when playmate Russell Fredregill’s gun discharged while cleaning after a hunting trip. The accident occurred in a cornfield near Southeast Scott Street as the boys prepared to return home. Fredregill, aged 18, surrendered to police. coroner notified.
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Des Moines
William Fisher
Co. E. Fisher
East Thirtieth Street
Russell Fredregill
Fredregill
Emory
Scott Street
Young Fisher
Young Fredregill
Police Headquarters
Frewick
Leasure
Newton
J. i Fredregil
East Twenty-ninth Land West Streets
Fatal gas blast ends trip of Iowa homesteader
William Henry Harrison Corey, a farmer from near Denison and Dunlap, staying with Mrs. Jennie Little en route to South Dakota to file a claim, was found dead in her home after the gas was not turned off.
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Sioux City
Willam Henry Harrison Corey
Denison
Dunlap
Jennie Little
South Dakota
New Orleans
River Packet
H. H. Carter
Placquemine
Carter
Baton Rouge
Douglas
Bayon Goula
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Freeman-Tribune Pub. Co
L. Hunter Business Mer
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Eoitor
Daily Freeman-Tribune
China
Big White
Star Freighter
Os Angeles
Owa
Laporte
Colorado
Denver
Wyoming
Raritan River
Taft
Dean Howard
Carwith
Clear Lake
Miss Wilson
Burlington
Burlington Road
West Burlington
Chum
Chicago
Tllinois Steel Company
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