Child burns in Creston and a list of Iowa events
Four year old child of John snight of Creston severely burned after likely striking a match and igniting clothing while the mother was away. The Chickasaw County district court adjourned with John Thompson sentenced for statutory rape near Jerico to ten years at Anamosa. A Knoxville rumor says County Auditor G W Van de Wit was arrested on forgery charges, with grand jury findings altering Lake Prairie and Summit township vote tallies. Burglars terrorize Boone, ties, and threaten a home’s occupants. Train wrecks, murders, and legal cases fill a broad roundup across Iowa with multiple towns mentioned including Des Moines, Clinton, Marshalltown, Madrid, and Boone.
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John’ Snight
Creston
District Court
Chickasaw County
Fellows
John Thompson
Jerico
Ruckman
Ruckoin
van de Wijt
van de Wilt
Dani
William Stormer
Boone
Iessure
German Lutheran Church
Storvier
Northwestern Railroad
Iowa Central
Lacey
Trafic
North Pound
Minnor
Grand River
Sesson
Grand Jury
F.A. Greenland
Richard Pray
Port Woodard
George Riggs
George Bush
Keb
Wapello
Ray
Jock Wiliams
William Slater
Williams
Slater
Justice Stainer
Will
S. Zevor
Madrid
Dallas County
Chicago
Kansas City
Rock Island
Denverville
Jerdo Bros
Thompson
H. C. Brown
M. Kincey
Marble Rock
Kinney
Des Moines
Iowa
Vuly Buffalo
Stits
Buffalo
Big Glen Falls Company
Jack Crowley
Lves
Clare
Crowley
Tara
Lizard Creek
Wiliam Harris
George Frank
Panera
Cummins
Harris
Pt. Madison
Shaw
William Harris
McPherson Harris
Penora
Frank
Harris Brothers
Polk County
John G. Tate
R. P. Clarkson
Caan
John Sheeley
Marshalltown
Andrew Lawrence
Marselli
Burlington Road
Villisca
Hanag
W. Reynolde
Eastern Ten
Webster City
Frasier
Minnesota
Lake
Helen Crawley
Fred Moore
W. C. Moore
Bridgewater
Rev. Bricker
Roy Rife
Fred
Samuel Myers
la Mollie
Mr. Myers
T Nat
Cornet F. Stark
Dubuque
Sioux City
Stark
Centerville
Trenton
Clnton
Charles Granderson
Benjamin Carroll
Gertie Carroll Ls
Granderson
Clinton
Carroll
Newark
Congress at a Glance as Reed Remembrance Shapes Day
Congressional proceedings through December 9 to 12 show Senate action on immigration and statehood bills, opposition to a liquor prohibition in the Capitol, and debate on labor capital relations. House honors ex Speaker Reed with a commemorative adjournment while weighing pension and election cases and ending a bill by striking the enacting clause.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol
House
Pbie
Thomas Reed
Benton
Blaine
Alexander Stephens
Reed
Sherman
New York
House of Representatives
Thomas Brackett Reed
Miity-firth Congress
Lfe
Henderson
Washington, Lee. v
Burton
Kansas
Hawaii
Galusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
Allison
Wagoner
Butler
Coal Famine Deepens in Nebraska Governing Lincoln
Nebraska faces a widening coal shortage with Lincoln dealers reporting heightened precariousness since the anthracite resumption. Wholesalers struggle to maintain state supply while private consumers face moderate stock. orders urge economy. Small towns report virtually no coal available.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Contested Claims Between Great Britain and Venezuela
A summary of the dispute over the nature and extent of Great Britain's claims against Venezuela and Seany's counterpart, outlining the attempts by various parties to settle the matter through arbitration and detailing the peaceable efforts and full particulars of the controversy.
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Great Britain
Seany
Venezuela
Venezuela press cools as arbitration talks loom
Caracas reports show Venezuela urged calm after Bowen advice. A German commission seeks to delay a blockade by pressuring Commodore while Washington studies arbitration terms. Gov backs boycott of German and British goods and promises to maintain La Guaira rail control. Alfred Blohm and a German banker sail to Vineta seeking German arbitration acceptance.
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Bowen
Caracas
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
la Guaira
Madame von Pilgrim-Baltazar
United States
United States Legation
Erecta
Washington
Berlin
London
Castro
Venezela
Alfred Blohm
Vineta
Arbitation Hopes Dim In Venezuelan Crisis
British and German claims against Venezuela push toward arbitration. The British reply signals no US government role, while Venezuela requests talks involving multiple nations. Curacao reports foreign residents seeking refuge aboard warships as tensions rise and militia enrollment is ordered in Caracas.
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London
Balfour
Venezuela
Washington
State Department
Bowen
Caracas
Great Britain
Germany
Hay
Berlin
Ang
United States
Venesuela
France
Italy
Daily Mail
Willemstad
Curacao
Puerto Cabello
Vineta
Jia Guaira
Navy Yard
la Guisra
General Ferrer
Federal District
Notes from the Capital Des Moines State Horticultural Society officers named
Des Moines reports Horticultural Society officers elected M J Wragg Wallitz as president and Col W A Burnip as vice president with N K Fluke Davenport deceased. Wesley Greene and Elmer Reeves reelected secretary treasurer. Directors named for odd numbered districts and reappointments noted. State Agriculture board adds premiums for cattle at next year’s state fair.
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Des Moines
State Horticultural Sataty
M. J. Wragg
Wallitz
W. A. Burnip
I Clearlake
N.ki Fluke
Davenport
Wesley Greene
Elmer Reeves
B. P. Fertle
Hampton
A. Ivins
Iowa Falls
Burnap
Trigg
Rockford
State Agcuaural Society
W. W. Morrow
Afton
C. E H. Cameron O. Alta
H. J. Pike
Manona County
Cameron
Directory Board
Manatrey
Fairfield
C. W. Phillips
Maquoketa
W. Cc
Brown
Clarion
R.T! St John
Riceville
B. Packard
Marshallton
T. C. Legoe
What Cheer
M. J. Wrage
Waukee
Mighth
John Ledgerwood Leon
M. McDonald Bayard
Lenta
J. W. Wadsworth
Algona
HL. L. Pike
Whiting
State Department of Agriculture
B. S. Packard
Cattle Department
Iowa
Venezuelan revolt grows as Matos faction splits
In Willemstad on December 10 reports indicate General Nicholas Ricondo has proclaimed himself chief of a new venture and rallied 2,000 men at Lezama. General Rivera moves near Coro with 1,200 troops, attacking the railroad, while large numbers of revolutionists reappear in Barquisimeto. President Castro sends 4,100 troops to quell the uprising.
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Willemstad
Venezuela
Nicholas Ricondo
Matos
Lezama
Rivera
Leutenants
Coro
Barquisimeto
Castro
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Manila
Chicago Savings and Trust Bank
Iowa Telephone Company
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Owl. Company
United States Circuit Court, of Appeals
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Polk
Buffi
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