Merchants Trust Company of New York Fails
The Merchants Trust Company of New York was closed by order of the state superintendent of banks due to $1,250,000 in loans with insufficient realization to protect depositors and capital. Receiver Douglas Robinson, brother-in-law of President Roosevelt, appointed. Depositors owed about $2,200,000. assets near $1,300,000. Stockholders liable up to $500,000. $750,000 needed to pay depositors in full. Prices on the stock exchange rose on the news of the closure.
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New York
Merchants’ Trust Company
State Superintendent of Banks
Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Bnudson Valley Railroad Company
Glenn Falls
Albany
Troy
Saratoga
Lake George
Rutland, Vt
Hudson Railway Company
Rutland Companies
State Bank
Kilbourn
Samuel Untermeyer
Jacob L. Phillips
Merchants Trust Company
C Company
Stock Exchange
State Bank Examiner
Chattering Imbeciles from Port Arthur Siege Arrive
About forty four Russian sailors and soldiers from Port Arthur arrived here Tuesday. They are sent to the Russian improvised hospital ship Whampoa under a British tag for transport to Odessa. The group includes a violently insane lieutenant from Sevastopol and a former medical staff member, with officers and attendants. Conditions range from melancholy to violent madness, many needing an attendant per patient.
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Port Arthur
Che Foo
Sevastopol
Whampoa
Odessa
Alexieff
Mob Attempted Lynching at Richland Center Wisconsin
A mob of about 1500 attacked Chas Tyler and his sons Roy and Will accused of assaulting a country girl named St John. She was found in a hay mow 24 hours after the attack and may die. Four other men were said to have participated. The sheriff spoke from the jail steps, calming the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Center
Wis
Chas
Tyler
Roy
Will
St. John
Mayor Fires Two City Chiefs in Gas Lease Fight
Philadelphia Mayor Weaver removed David J. Smyth director of public safety and Peter E. Costello director of public works as part of the battle over a proposed seventy five year lease of the city gas works to the United States Gas Improvement Company for twenty five million dollars. The move signals a broad political fight expected to reach the polls in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States Gas Improvement Company
Weaver
David J. Smyth
Department of Public Safety
Peter E. Costello
Department of Public Works
Four Hundred Mules Die in Fire at National Stock Yards
A blaze destroyed Maxwell and Crouch and Sports Bros sales stables at the National stock yards in St Louis Illinois. Over 400 mules perished and the loss is put at 100000 dollars.
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Mast
St. Louis
Maxwell & Crouch
Sports Bros
National Stock Yards
Sioux City Stock Market Quotes
Sioux City Tuesday quotations show butchers at 4.70 to 4.75 a hundredweight and hog prices at 5.30, reflecting regional livestock values and market activity.
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Sioux City
Nevada Bank Failure in Goldfield Area
The Goldfield Bank and Trust Company in Goldfield Nevada failed with liabilities of 78000. Assets listed amount to 4520 and vault cash of 18 with a 5 gold piece found under the counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield, Nev
Goldfield Bank and Trust Company
Fatal Minneapolis Fire Kills Two Men in Cheap Lodging
Two men were fatally asphyxiated in a blaze at a cheap lodging house in Minneapolis early Tuesday. Both victims were strangers. one listed as Green and the other as Fox, with other lodgers escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
New Hope for Peace in Chicago Strike Talks
After a three hour conference, teamsters union representatives and employers in Chicago declared the strike prospects excellent and that settlement could come within forty eight hours. Express firms refuse to re employ any strikers and warn of no black list, while others may seek work with different express companies. Union leaders call the move hopeful though the lumbermen’s association plans an extended strike with 65 firms forcing deliveries to strike bound houses and causing hundreds of drivers to quit.
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Chicago
Teamsters’ Union
Express
Lato
Sle
Shea
Teamsters
Mayer
Lumbermen’s Association
Lawyer Assassinated in Savannah Shooting Death
Daniel S. Berry a prominent lawyer and legislator was shot outside his office in Savannah. He had just unlocked the door when two shots were fired one through the arm and the other into the brain, killing him instantly. Coroner Schreiner held a closed inquiry with no witnesses or new light on the mystery.
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Savannah
Daniel S. Berry
Berry
Schreiner
Mississippi Flood Threat Lifts Across States
Mississippi River rose six inches Monday and two feet in three days as LaCrosse Wisconsin and surrounding areas face rising floodwaters. North LaCrosse sees boat travel while factories operate with difficulty. Wide swaths of Minnesota and Wisconsin river valleys are hard hit, affecting rural districts and industrial districts alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Minnesota
LaCrosse
Wis
Mississippi
North
Explosion in Buosruck tunnel kills seventeen in Streyra
News from Liesen, Streyra reports a fire damp explosion in the Buosruck tunnel lower galleries on the southern side. Seventeen men were inside the tunnel and are feared dead after failed rescue attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Liesen
Streyra
Buosruck
Pullman License Bid Refused by Kansas Board
The state charter board declined Pullman Company’s Kansas business license. The company submitted 27.50 with its filing and faced a required 14,927.50 payment tied to a 74,000,000 capitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Topeka
Kan
State Charter Board
Pullman Company
Kansas
Ccorporation
Daring Robbery Foiled at San Francisco Post Office
San Francisco witnesses a bold burglary attempt as a thief drills the post office safe. Watchman William O Connell alerted others. burglars fled with stamps worth 1400 dollars, leaving the theft unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William O’connell
Man acquitted felonious murder ambushed near Salisbury
Salinsbury North Carolina H Clay Grubb, cleared Saturday of murdering his brother in law, was ambushed Monday nine miles from Salisbury with two companions, one of his main witnesses. Both victims were badly wounded as posses pursue the ambushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinsbury
N. C
H. Clay Grubb
Salisbury
Kellaher Sentenced for Killing Prize Fighter Sullivan
In St Louis Edward Kellaher was sentenced to twenty five years in the penitentiary for killing prize fighter St Louis Tommy Sullivan. Sullivan was shot in a saloon and died days later at City Hospital. Kellaher pleaded self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Edward Kellaher
Tommy Sullivan
Sullivan
Kellaher
Fall of an Empress Delays Imperial Departure in Wiesbaden
Empress Augusta Vieto tia fell down stairs Sunday in Wiesbaden sustaining a slight forehead injury. The incident has postponed the emperor and empress departure for Berlin, delaying a planned journey and signaling a minor setback for the imperial entourage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesbaden
Augusta Vietotia
Erlin
Severe storm strikes Texas with crops damaged
Dallas reports several lives lost and widespread destruction from a Monday night wind and rain storm. Flooding washed out streams and bridges, with extensive damage across multiple sections of the state.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Notable Crime Case in Owensboro Ties to Mental Illness
In Owensboro Kentucky Bob Shin, a Black man with mental illness, is linked to a fatality and seven injuries within the past day. Police report ongoing investigation into the incident as local authorities seek to understand motive and ensure public safety.
Koch Secures Bail in Minnesota Murder Case
Mankato Minnesota Dry George Ro Koch, twice tried for murder of Der Denis A. Gebhardt at New Ulm, was admitted to $20,000 bail at Mankato on Monday. His bandsmen are his father and brother among four prominent New Ulm citizens.
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Koch
Mankato
Minn
Dry George Ro Koch
Der
Denis A. Gebhardt
New Uli
New Ulu
Storm Rips Fort Worth Damaging Dozens of Buildings
A heavy wind storm at 6:80 p.m. Sunday struck Fort Worth from the southwest, leveling roofs and blowing in walls. John Young, a train dispatcher, was killed at the Texas and Pacific station. Mineral Wells was reportedly leveled. Several churches and notable buildings including the First National Bank, Grand Hotel, and Johnson House suffered major damage. area wires were down and damage extended to Handley and Terrell with unconfirmed fatalities outside Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas and Pacific
John Young
Veexas
Pacific Road
Mineral Wells
African Methodist Episcopal
First National Bank
Baptist and
Episcopal
North Fort Worth
Grand Hotel
Weatherford Street
Johnnson
West Bluff Street
Terrell
Handley
Here
Serious Rage Riot Flares in Chicago After Carlson Murder
Chicago faces a feared race war after the shooting of two year old Enoch Carlson last week. White and Black residents armed themselves around Twenty Ninth and Dearborn Streets as clashes grew frequent. In a riot Sunday night James Gray, a Black man, was killed and Harry Bernstein mortally wounded amid ongoing tension and police deployments.
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Chicago
Enoch Carlson
Twenty-Ninth
Dearborn
Carlson
James Gray
Harry Bernstein
Two Firemen Injured In City Warehouse Fire
In St Louis the Geo T Caruthers hay warehouse burned Sunday night causing about 20000 dollars in damage. Two firemen were trapped under a collapsing wall and injured. Michael Ratican was badly hurt and may die. Lieut J P Scarritt escaped with bruises. Chief Swingley’s car collided with a fire engine injuring the chief’s son who was hurled from the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Geo.t. Caruthers
Michael Ratican
J. P. Scarritt
Chief Swingley
Bloodhounds Called After Black Bridgeport Incident
Bloodhounds pursue Charles Fieldsal a Black man who attacked a Bridgeport traction conductor Chaney fatally injuring him early Saturday. Fieldsal was removed from the car and reportedly threw rocks at passengers. an armed bystander or safety officer fired as the car returned from the line end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Charles Fieldsal
Chaney
Fieldsal
Pigeon Shooting Abolished at Hurlingham Club
London report says pigeon shooting appears doomed in England after the Hurlingham Club's annual meeting. By an overwhelming majority the club backed a resolution proposed by president Karl Ancester to abolish pigeon shooting at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Hurlingham Club
Pelo
Karl Ancester
Robbery Hits Bank Treasurer's Wife Trunk
It was learned Thursday night that a trunk owned by Mrs. Thomas West wife of the Broadway Savings Bank treasurer of St. Louis was robbed of jewels valued at about $2,000 last week. The trunk, shipped from the west to Marion, never reached its destination and was not discovered missing until Mrs. West arrived in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thomas West
Broadway Savings Bank
St. Louis
West
Marion
Caracas court dissolves Hamilton contract with asphalt firm
The president of Venezuela's federal court of cassation sitting as a tribunal of the first instance ruled Saturday for the government against the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company in the Hamilton contract dispute. The contract was dissolved and the company ordered to pay damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Federal Court of Cassation
Government of Venezuela
New York and Bermudez Asphalt
Hamilton
Fatal Quarrel Over a Dog in St. Joseph
Ollie Brown 24 an employee of Barber Asphalt Company was stabbed to death at the Everett Hotel Eighth and Olive Streets by Clifford Brown 19. The men were not related and quarreled over a dog leading to the fatal encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Ollie Brown
Barber Asphalt Company
Everett Hotel
Eighth and
Olive Streets
Clifford Brown
Kepler Death in New York Hotel Identified as Possible Suicide
Herbert Leon Kepler a Leland, Illinois bookkeeper died of morphine poisoning in a New York City hotel. A woman named Mrs. Doyal Miller was with him. Prom letters left by Kepler led investigators to treat the case as possible self-inflicted death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Hotel
New York
Herbert Leon Kepler
Leland, Mla
Hin
Doyal Miller
I Kepler
Eight killed and ten injured by lightning in Silesia storm
A severe storm in Silesia on Thursday and Friday resulted in eight deaths and ten injuries across multiple locations. Emergency crews dispatched to affected towns as weather warnings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silesia
Seriday
Head of Steel Workers Elected in Amalgamated Union
J McArdle of Millkie Indiana was elected president of the Amalgamated Association of Iran, Steel and Lin Workers. The vote occurred Saturday in Detroit Michigan, highlighting leadership in industrial labor circles.
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Steel Workers
Detroit
Mich
J. McArdle
Millkie, Ind
Amalgamated Association of Iran, Steel and Lin Workers
Hay Recovers Health and Prep for Paris Trip
The secretary is in fine health and excellent spirits after completing a prescribed cure. He will leave May 27 for Paris wood London and sail for New York on June 7.
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Bad Newheim
Parigwood London
New York
Sioux City Arrest Reveals Lake Okoboji Drowning Hoax
Thomas Jackson alias Montgomery, believed drowned at Lake Okoboji, was arrested in Sioux City by Oliver Anos Curtis and J H Price. He faces grand larceny charges in Clay County. bondsmen paid after a prior bond. Sheriff Price identifies him as the wanted man. Jackson claims the name Montgomery.
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Tom Jackson
Inake Okoboji
Sioux City
Clay County
Lake Okoboji
Thomas Jackson
Oliver Anos Curtis
J. H. Price
Spencer
Jackson
Rank Montgomery
O. A. Hemphill
Montgomery
Ruthven
Lost Island Lake
Des Moines
Thos. Jackson
Marshalltown Man Hangs Himself After Store Purchase
Eri H. Willbur, a Grundy Center man who bought a Marshalltown grocery store, killed himself Sunday night in the basement by hanging. His death remains a mystery despite claims he was financially secure and had a pleasant home life. his mother and sister reside in Des Moines. Lillian May Gowen, 31, also died by her own action Sunday night, grieving after burying her husband and her mother. She drank carbolic acid.
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Marshalltown
Eri. H. Willbur
Grundy Center
Willbur
Des Moines
Lillian May Gowen
Has One Wife Too Many
W J Galloway of Clinton is jailed at Fort Madison on bigamy charges. He married a 16 year old Fort Madison girl to dodge seduction prosecution after his Ottumwa arrest, where he and the Fort Madison woman registered as husband and wife. Galloway already has a wife and seven children in Clinton.
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W. J. Galloway
Clinton
Fort Madison
Galloway
Ottumwa
Saloon Men Lose at Grundy Center Court
Judge Platt ruled against the Grundy Center saloon men in a high profile Iowa liquor case decided Monday. The lengthy trial drew wide attention for its contentious points and stubborn tactics.
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Grundy Center
Platt
Iowa
Cadetship Honored For Carroll Bay Resident
Smith Thomas son of G W Thomas of Carroll auditor for Green Bay Lumber and former Louisa County clerk has learned from Judge J P Conner Denison that he ranked highest in the naval academy cadetship examination in Annapolis Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Bay
Annapolis
Smith ‘Thomas
G. W. Thomas
Carroll
The
Green Bay Lumber Company
Louisa County
Iowa
J. P. Conner
Denison
Naval Academy
Arrests Near Boyden For Petit Larceny
Two men giving the names Brown were arrested near Boyden by Sheriff Woodburn and taken to Rock Rapids on a charge of petit larceny. The pair had earlier passed through with no team and a light wagon buying junk and rags.
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Brown
Boyden
Woodburn
Rock Rapids
Accident at Etlsworth Leaves Youth Wounded
A 14 year old boy, Harry Barkdoll, son of farmer George Barkdoll near Vinton, was shot in the abdomen by a neighbor boy while hunting squirrels on Sunday morning. The incident occurred at Etlsworth and police and medical aid were summoned to scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etlsworth
Harry Barkdoll
George Barkdoll
Vinton
Clinton factory worker dies at child's grave
Win Nagle aged 55 commits suicide by shooting himself on his child's grave in Springdale cemetery on Monday afternoon. He leaves a wife and a family of children.
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Win, Nagle
Clinton
Springdale
Tle
Rock Rapids Population Count by Assessor
Rock Rapids official assessor figures list the town's population at 1,770, a slight decline from the 1900 census. The tally underscores a small drop in residents since the previous count.
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Rock Rapids
Flag Day Proclamation Issued by Governor Cummins
June 24 is Flag Day and Gov. Cummins issued a proclamation at Des Moines calling upon the people to observe it properly.
Wreck Near Ogden Injures Crew and Damages Car
A freight train near Ogden consisting of seven cars was wrecked Thursday, with all but one car demolished. The cause appears to be a broken flange on the first car, leading to a disastrous incident and damage along the line.
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Ogden
Baby's Tragic Death in Fairfax County
The six year old son of Lewis Dow living near Fairfax upset a bottle of carbolic acid on his body. He died within a few hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Lewis Dow
Fairfax
Men Bound Over In Lake View Larceny Case
In Sac City Justice Nutter held James Meyer George Dewert and Frank Leighton after a preliminary hearing for larceny at night from I J Natelsons Lake View store. Dewert and Meyer were bound over to the grand jury, Leighton discharged but soon rearrested for another hearing. Most stolen goods were found. Carnavon residents say thieves have used the town to peddle stolen goods to nearby farmers for a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View
Justice Nutter
Sac City
James Meyer
George Dewert
Frank Leighton
Carnavon
W. K. Westgarth
I. J. Natelson
Lanse View
Dewert
Meyer
Leighton
Starr Home for Aged Opens in Charles City
The Starr Home for the Aged opened Thursday in Charles City with a reception and entertainment at the Hildreth opera house by Rouey's Boys of Chicago. The home, conceived by devoted women, aims to provide comfort and happiness for elderly residents, costing $8,180 total with $5,680 for the building and $2,500 for its grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Starr Home For
Hildreth Opera House
Rouey
Association
Fire destroys Chariton bank president home
The residence of 11 C Pennick, vice president of Chariton National Bank, and the servants quarters were wiped out by a Thursday morning fire between 5 and 6. Estimated loss about $17,000 with $10,600 insured. Family away on a camping expedition. origin undetermined. Wedding presents valued at $5,000 were among the contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Penick
Chariton National Bank
Des Moines Banker Indicted Over $5000 Embezzlement
Carl M. Spencer a former employee of the Des Moines National Bank was indicted on embezzlement charges for an alleged shortage near $5,000. He says he stole funds to pay medical costs for his invalid son to save the boy's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Carl M. Spencer
Des Moines National Bank
Spencer
Hoe
Bride's Parents Separate After Elopement Scandal
Sensational sequel to Miss Kate Downing and A. J. Bailey elopement reveals Mr Downing accuses wife of aiding the wedding, large trousseau expenses, and property division. The prominent Marshalltown couple plan divorce proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Downing
A. J. Bailey
Marshalltown Mondhay
Miss Downing
Tarantula Nearly Traps Italian Clerk in Cold Escape
An Italian clerk narrowly escaped a tarantula bite while cutting bananas. The spider, about two and a half inches long, was sluggish from the cold and could not sting. It was kept in a glass jar for safekeeping.
Tragic Tree Cutting Accident Hurts Mangon Man
Ivrank W. Moses of Mangon suffered severe injuries when a tree he was felling toppled as he descended. A rope guided the top, about ten feet above ground, but broke loose and struck him, crushing his hip and causing internal injuries. He faced possible fatal outcomes from the peculiar mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivrank W. Moses
Mangon
Smallpox Cases Reported at Mayette County Poor Farm
Twin cases of smallpox at the county poor farm in Mayette County have led to four deaths. Most victims are inmates considered insane, complicating control measures. Vehicles called teetotalers? Chevases are quarantined, with strict isolation of affected patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Mayette County
Takes Over Nine Saloons in Des Moines
The Town Geer Company with $25,000 capitalization has acquired nine Des Moines saloons. Most company members are Sioux City men connected to the Sioux City Brewing Company, with John Sontmer as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Geer Company
Des Moines
Sioux City Unten
Sioux City Brewing Company
John Sont Mer
Appointment of Tama dentist as dental examiner
Announcement made Thursday that Dr. B. L Ball of Tama is appointed dental examiner, succeeding Dr. K. A. Lewis of Otliniwit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L Ball
Tama
K. A. Lewis
Otliniwit
Western Iowa Veterans Hold Annual Reunion in Flarlan
The Western Iowa Veterans announce their annual reunion at Flarlan on August 8 9 and 10 with plans for live events and noted speakers to be secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Iowa Veterans
Ssocha
Cnmp
Flarlan
Sheldon Sun in Sold to Tue and Kortuin Partners
The Sheldon Daily Sun has been purchased by Messrs Tue and Kortuin PLL. Blue previously ran a Dutch paper at Pella. The Sheldon paper is currently run by Ma Linet and will be joined by his partner within a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Sun
Sheldon Daily Sun
Messrs. Tue and Kortuin
PLL
Blue
Pella
Ma. Linet
Hiesler sells Mapleton-area home after fifty years
John A. Hiesler has closed on selling his residence located one mile east of Mapleton, a 160 acre parcel, to Denixon Mall for $16,000. The farmhouse has been Hiesler’s home for nearly fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hiesler
P den
Eres
Mapleton
Denixon
Mie Farm
My. Hiesler
Tow a Veterans Gather for Grand Army Anniversary in Os
Oskaloosa hosts a grand gathering of the Iowa Department Grand Army of the Republic with a parade over a mile long and receptions. Veterans, officers, and auxiliary units attend while speakers include Gen. James Weaver and Gen. Hubert M. Woods as city and state dignitaries observe the event. The department reports 11,728 active members across 868 posts, with 332 deaths this year and six posts surrendering charters. Officers of the Woman's Relief Corps and Prisoners of War Association are elected, noting a surplus and strong audit results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Lysf
Lews Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Tohn
W. C
The
A. T. the Sons of Veterans
Ux Poisoners of War Association
Walnesday
Honling Future
Sears
Iin
Martinl
Sid Osenntag
Towa
Nhe Nois
Lowa
Masonie Opera
Dronse
Methodist Episcopal Ehimes
Vareast
Parker
Tesa A. Re
Utompty Nest Brigade
Tin Catty Place
Jay, Cummins
TH 'Porrence
Hubert Mane Woods
Illinois
R. VY
St. John of Town
D. A. Tull
James T. Weaver
Thomas Hedge
S. H. M. Byers
Josiah Given
Oeera
A. R
S. 11
Ottumwa
J. F. McNell
Ikaloosa
J. BR
Classen
Marshalltown
M. King of Asia
John Porter
Newton
Council of Administratian
George A. Inc. Com
Cedar Rapids
Young
Elweth
S. L. Moore
Boone
J. G. Ttutehin
W. BP. Twombly
Dew Moines
Ranka
Department of Love
Woman's Relief Corps
Eleanor J. Hawk
Colfax
Allee I. Pettit
Sioux City
Jennie Schafer
Nelle Tank Witmer
W. R. CO. Offeers
Department Treasury
Department
Prisoners of War Association
J. A. Brewer
Dea
Melines
D. Ryan
Mysterious horse disease near Casenda and local incidents
A flood of brief items reports a fatal horse illness around Casenda, Wolves killed in May in county, Al Burns of Bethany survives a self-inflicted wound, J I Zarin fined for liquor nuisance, Mrs Slavin dies in Patley after forty five years, Louisa Dolter of Dubuque faces school neglect charge, Walter Norton seriously ill while fishing, McMasterly couple celebrate 65 years, Minnie Nobis seeks divorce, Des Moines chosen for State Peachers meeting next winter with dates in 2049, barn fire on Border Plains farm destroys many hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Burns
Bethany
J. I. Zarin
Blakesburg
Michael Slavin
Patley
Louisa Dolter
Dubuque
Walter A. Norton
Muscatine
Sylvester W. McMasterly
Davenport
Minnie Nobis
Dubuque Ee
Des Moines
Peachers
Border Plains
St. Dodge
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Newark
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Servia
Guillane
Albania
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Chariton
H. G. Penick
Bride
Sella Oid Homestead
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