News of the State Incredible string of Iowa incidents and trials
News from Iowa covers fatal boxing in Des Moines, deaths in Waterloo and Independence, prison escape attempts, bank failures and fraud cases, fires at Brooklyn and Sioux City disputes, a mass of legal actions, and local relief efforts in Keokuk. Names include Silas Taft, Miss Boies, Gov. Boies, J. C. Yelver, W. R. Brackett, and H. Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Hansen
Porter Scott
Silas Taft
Des Moines
I. Jenkins
Independence
Miss Hoies
Waterloo
Kenton J. Hull
Patents
Cleveland
Burlington On the Sun
Anamosa Penitentiary
Perry Munson
Public Library
Sioux City Dry Goats Company
W. R. Brackett
Asceola
Jessica Boles
Horace Boies
Miss Boies
oMr
S Rand
Burlington
Martin
New Gorsey
Monee BR. Lampard
Burling
C. Teylor
Taylor
Vermont
Illinois
New London
J. Plow
Iowa Falls
Aida
Case County Bank
Atlantic
A. W. Dielerson
Staadholders
J. C. Yelver
Grand Jury
Spanish leaders claim capture of anarchist leader
A sweeping news digest reports Spanish officials saying they captured the head of all anarchists. The item blends multiple international notes from fires to politics, listing various incidents and political shifts across the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
England Excited Over West Africa Conflict Report
Military and political circles are stirred by a sensational dispatch from Sierra Leone and Senegalbie in West Africa. Capt. BW A W Landy and 20 frontier police plus officers of a West Indian regiment were said killed by French troops during an expedition against Sofas, sparking claims of a French misfire and possible relief pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Africa
Losnon
Dan
Sierre Leone
Senegalmbie
West Aftica
BW. A. W. Jaandy
Frontier Police
Sofas
Times
Liverpool
Didar, Dempster & Co
Woarina
Landy
Koranke
Ander
Queen Victoria Backing International Animal Cruelty Conference
In a conference context Ta Cake opposes Project Aiimala at Sea Front Cruelty Townes, January. Queen Victoria shows strong interest in animal protection and supports an international convention in the United States. A prominent lady in humanitarian circles has sparked the move, and the government has been notified through the Earl of Rosebery regarding Britain’s participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townes
Great Britain
Kent
United States
Earl of Roseberry
Severe Cold Grips Britain and Regions Worldwide
Severe cold continues across Great Britain with temperatures in many areas near record lows while barometers show 5 to 10 below zero. Suffering is severe among the poor in the United States as outdoor work halts and deaths from exposure rise. Tidal streams freeze over and snowstorms persist. Reports from Spain and Russia note extreme cold with temperatures well below zero in Moscow and other cities. In Kansas, Mrs. Mary B. sues in the Supreme Court against M. Frechon appointed to the state board of charities.
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Morra
Lagriazo
Coimayer
Palering
Palermo
Sicily
Roydeares
Little
Kansas
Supreime Court
J. W Freeborn
Susane
Board of Slarities
Mina
Neder
Pwhien
Toxvon
Jan
Great Britain
United States
Spain
Zechite
Burgessa
Russia
Leos
Torria
Kan
Jumu
Mary B. Éuse
Supreme Court
M. Frechorn
Tewsling
State Board of Charities
Doings of Congress and State Developments in Hawaii
Washington reports show Senator Ivy proposing a resolution seeking no US interference in Hawaii while expending naval power only to protect Americans. House debates tariff and Hawaiian issues. filibusters paralyze quorum. Senate examines treasury aid to Blount with orders under law, adjourns to Monday. State politics note Knoepfier’s actions and educational department changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srsatkk
Washington
Jan
Ivy
Senate
Hawaii
United States
Hovusa—McCreary
Priday
Bogtella
Maine
Cleveland
Hontelle
Tun
Tus
Secretary of the Treasury
Blount
Hoa
Gorman
Reypublicans
Iowa State Band to Tour West After Midwinter Fair Contract
Iowa State Band business manager Anderson returns from California with a six month contract to perform in San Francisco for the Midwinter Fair officials. The band, one of 203 applicants, will travel by special car from Des Moines, give three concerts there, aid inauguration events, and perform in Denver and Salt Lake City en route to Frisco. A Chicago Male Quartet and soprano Miss Blane Lincoln of Fort Dodge join, with new uniforms and equipment. Also promotes No-to-bac tobacco cure with endorsements from several notable men and guarantees three boxes to cure any case.
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Joséph Unzukle
Cedar Rapids
Dayton
Larson
George Hull
Hugh Wilson
George Kearns
Fort Dodge
Paris Winters
Dave
Frazier
Lather
Ariov
John Lerson
Toho Gustafson
Webster County
Ft. Dodge
Jesse F. Ray
Knoxville
Des Moines
B. F. Ray
Hay
Woman's Journal
Tutu
Ray
Federal Grand Jury
Brooklyn
Z. D. Wisher
A. J. Stephenson
Mr. Fisher
H. PB. Cheeley
Union Stock Yards
Sioux City
Suia
Chesley
Stock Yards Company
Gate City Electric Street Railway Company
Keokuk
Central Trust Company
New York
Judge Bank
Superior Court
Henry
Reiner
Tes
Cuioney
Anderson
Iowa State Band
California
Tair
San Francisco
Iowa Band
Denver
Salt Lake
Mormon Tabernacle
Frisco
Blale Lincoln
Soprina
Lows
Aaron Orber
G W. Ashoom
Sterling Remedy Company
United States
Canada
Chicago
Mandolph Street
Spruce Street
Prom the Press
Everett
Literary Notes and Magazine Circulation Sparks
Literary Notes praise Howells new farce A Masterpiece of Diplomacy and recounts rising Cosmopolitan circulation from 3 to 1.50 a year, with December issue hitting 400,000 copies. Stead tours America and Canada while Review of Reviews profiles Lord Aberdeen. Art Interchange begins thirty-second year with top color plates and new works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Howells
Garper
Evar
Roberts
T. Stead
London
America
Canada
Stead
Lord
Lady Aberdeen
Ottawa
Lord Aberdeen
Review of Reviews
Art Interchange
Ywoluma
Asus
Unsbronels
Fime
de Longpre
Loaspern
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R. H. Errett
Newton
Frank Cheghre
Tudisnola
John J.chester
Brea
Kedakt
General Relief Committee
Bronx
O'Neill 'S
Western Road
Fas
Manhattan Trust Company
Lawa
Nebraska
Union, Loan and’ Trust Company
Thirst Company
Nortony Lathrop & Co
Casualty
Foreigen
Charles T. O'Farrell
Virginia
Nouary
Pittsburg
Lease
Kentucky
Vaueus
William Lindsay
Beatrice
Neb
W. C. Moyt
Secretary of State
Navy Department
Colorado
Banking House of White & Co
Great and General Court
Massachusetts
State House
Boston
William M. Butler
New Bedford
Gao von J. Meyer
Spanker
House of Representatives
Henn Lubienski
Neligh
Maho
Fretiont, Ikhorn
Missouri Valley
Lubienski
Angers
Angouleme
France
Glenda
Lense Imbroglio
Beying
Movida
Puralelubd
Mitchell
Congress
Unil
Honolulu
Auckland
New Zealand
Almeda
Minster
Gov Econ
Sedietany
Ini Whigh
Jawa
Wor I
Eneh Thad
England
Doings OF Congress
Knoepfier
Deinoortt
Market Reports
AL Burror
Darra
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