Former President Gates takes Cheyenne pastorate
The Rev George T Gates D D former Iowa college president has accepted the call to lead the First Congregational church in Cheyenne and has departed to begin his labors. A roundup of Iowa crime and court notes follows with arraignments, wills and sensational suits including a Spirit Lake trust dispute and a Cedar Rapids stabbing case.
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Iowa College
First Congregational Church of
Cheyenne
George Peetz
Cedar Rapids
Will Migginson
George Johnson
J. R. Barcroft
James M. McCaughan
Des Moines
Spirit Lake
John Landers
H. 7
Landers
Lewis E. Kuster
Council Bluffs
TF. Williams
Boone
DL. Holloway
Williams
Marcy Township
Holloway
Des Moines Army Post
War Department
Army Post Committee
Supreme Court
Deemer
Defendent Board
Chicago
Mr. Pleasant
Ruth Porter
Asbury Porter
Nor
Beckwith
McClure
Queen Victoria Dead and Edward VII to Reign
London reports Queen Victoria has died at Osborne House surrounded by family. Dispatch from the Prince of Wales confirms the monarch’s passing at 6:45 pm. King Edward VII now ascends, with ceremonies planned as Osborne body to Windsor.
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London
Prince of Wales
Osborne
Osborne House
Albert Edward
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Victoria
Edward
England
Prince Consort
Winchester
Windsor
German Empire
Sir James
Reid
Queen Victoria
Osporne Cottage
William
Lord Roberts
South Africa
Mosquitoes Deadlier Than Snatcos In India and Italy
A fragmented report cites alarming malaria exposure in Italy with about 11,000,900 people at risk and about 2,000,000 cases per year. It notes an average mortality of 15,000 and argues mosquitoes are deadlier in certain regions like India than in other areas.
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India
Congress News Delivers Queen Victoria Death Reactions in Senate and House
The Senate adopted a resolution expressing sincere deploration of Queen Victoria's death and sent it to Britain. The House paused to adjourn in mourning, then advanced the Cramp & Sons claim and moved on to naval and District of Columbia appropriations, with debates on shipping, Marshall Day, and Indian affairs shaping the week.
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Senate
Queen Victoria
Great Britain
Allison
Victoria
United States of America
House
Court of Claims
Cramp & Sons
Frye
Maine
West of Missouri
United States
America
District of Columbia
Pettigrew
Dawes Commission
Cannon
Illinois
Joan
Depew
New York
Ailis
San Carlos
Gila River
Arizona
Srawley
Proclamation of Edward VII at London ceremonies
London yesterday offered a look back to medieval pageantry as troops lined streets from St James Palace to the city to honor Edward VII. The proclamation declared him king of the United Kingdom and emperor of India amid crepe armbands and drums, with the ceremony read by William Weldon.
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London
Edward VII
St. James Palace
Abjershot
College of Arms
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
India
William Tienry Weldon
Windsor Herald
Queen Victoria
Prince Albert Edward
Privy Council
United Kingdom
Conger
Prince Ching
Choctaws join Creeks in rising tied to allotment foes
Reports from South McAlester and Muskogee confirm a growing Choctaw uprising led by a group calling themselves Choctaw Snakes opposed to allotment. They threaten rail lines, have a county network, and claim 2600 members. U S Marshal Grady plans arrests. General Leet has cavalry on the scene.
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South McAlester
I. T
Indiana
Duke
Choctaw
United States
Grady
Department
Muskogee
I.Y
Leet
Fort Reno
Brown
Seminolds
Dukes
Tro
Coronation Delay Hinted As Mourning Extends To 1902
London reports a court gazette announcing extended mourning for the late queen and delaying coronation plans until 1902. An order in council changes royal names in prayers naming Alexandra, Edward, and York, and designates the Duke of York as Duke of Cornwall, clarifying the heir title.
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London
Ani
Edward
Victoria
Alexandra
George
Cornwall
Yor
Duchy of Cornwall
York
Duke York
Duke of Cornwall
Prince of Wales
Duke of Yo
Duke of York
Islands in Need of It Deadlines Taft Philippine Report
The president transmits the secretary of war's report closing the Taft Philippine commission findings. He urges legislation to empower local government to aid peaceful industrial development, noting the volume covers Americanization efforts and immediate needs of the Philippine islands. A separate note transcribes King Edward VI's condolence reply to President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Taft Philline Commission
Philippine Islands
T Islands
Thee
King Edward
Edward VI
Osborne
Whitehlouse
Edward
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