Fatal shooting during hunt near Columbus Junction
Reports list a fatal accident when Tendy Mize was shot in the back while hunting with a companion near Columbus Junction. The incident adds to a sequence of Iowa notices including a $300,000 DuBuque brewery project, a Corydon Palace Hotel fire, National Guard readiness orders, a murder near Keota, and multiple legal and public matters across the state.
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Columbus Junction
Tendy Mize
Dubuque
Ol Rhomberg
J. H. Whomberg
Palace Hotel
Corydon
M. CG
Lugar
Charles Try
Noviene
Adjutant Generals Office
Des Moines
Town National Guard
Razione
Emirata
George Fhutzherer
Keota
National Guard Court of Inquiry
Hume
Worthington
General Guest
Peter McNally
Cedar Falls
D. M. Wicks
McNally
B. Hickston
Tias Peandulous
Ted Lyman
A. R. Lyman
Marshalltown
LaMoille
Ted
Howard Wilbur
State Center
Kennedy
State Boar of Health
Graetlinger
Palo Alto County
Norway
San Francisco
New Orleans
Alfred S. Healey
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Road
Cedar Rapids
Libbie Brausehand
Tera
Healey
Brauschand
Hegley
Towa Co
Towa
Fires fall on Bowery lodging house. eleven die
News of the week reports a devastating fire at the Bowery lodging house in New York killing eleven of the 250 lodgers inside. Other items note political moves in Cleveland, immigration nominee T. V. Powhterly’s rejection, and global unrest from the Orient to the Philippines.
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Bowery
New York
Senate Committee On Immigration
T. V. Powhterly
W. 5
Résecrans
Redondo
Cal
McKisson
Cleveland
Hanna
Melkisson
Columbus
Hainan
Martin
Lattimer
Tien
Nicaragia
Iglesias
Cost
Nien
China
Arthur
Pekin
Ofice
Japan
Russia
Nebraska
United States Supreme Court
Lane
Hong Kong
Philippines
New Military Department Created In The South
The secretary of war orders a new department of the south replacing the old Texas command. General Graham to lead it with Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi South Carolina Louisiana and Kentucky. Headquarters set at Atlanta for strategic railroad access and proximity to potential theater of operations.
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WaAsurgcrox
Secretary of War
Spain
Department of
Texas
San Antonio
Department of the South
Graham
Department of Texas
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Lexis
Louisiana
Department of the East
Merritt
New York
Atlanta
Soldiers to be moved to bolster Red Coast defense
The army plans concentrate its entire strength on the Red Coast with moves from western points to Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Ordnance and ammunition plants and navy yards operate at full capacity while National Guard circles stir. Indiana guardsmen journeyed to Washington for talks as reports say guards may receive orders. Secretary Alger creates the department of the lakes absorbing Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Indiana Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee with headquarters in Chicago. A large shell contract looms for Carpenter Steel Works at Reaping Pennsylvania totaling about 1.75 million dollars as the plant runs around the clock on a government deal.
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Iowa State University
Iowa City
Tack Earle
Dubuque
Fred
Will Belman
Earle
Steigh Earle
Payay
Mercy Hospital
Primghar
State of Iowa
Edward Uttly
Unifor Uttly
George W. Wakefield
Tipton
John Corwin
Corwin
Trayer
Deere, Wells & Co
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Council Bluffs
Milwaukee
Rajilroad Company
Woodbury County
Sioux City
Red Coast
Des Mainns
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
National Guard
Indiana Guard
Washington
Alger
Department of the Lakes
Department of Missouri
Department ‘of the
Blanes Men Strike Late In Five Set Win
Blanes men staged a tight five set victory marking a key victory for the team as they overcame rivals in a dramatic comeback. The match featured strong serving from Blanes and sharp net play to secure the deciding moments.
Iowa Senate Debates Board of Control Reforms and Tax Proposals
Des Moines reports show the Senate debating a Lewis substitute to elect board of control members, with lengthy addresses by Titus and others. Bills pass on candy adulteration ban and tax changes affecting insurers and property, while several measures in both chambers advance or stall amid procedural holds and obituaries shaping session pace.
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Senate
Des Moines
Louwis
Board of Control
Lewis
Fallon
Titus
Renate
Muveh
Board of Central
Baker and
Hotchkiss
House
Nictert
Hinkson
Guthrie County
Marveh
Wallace
Billa
Leontor Trewin
Junkin
Ranck
Aim
Chieshire
Harriman
Bolter
Young
Toush
Potter
Bremer
Vin Houten
Johnson
Wis
Penick
Wink
Irene
Eengt
Ladd
Old Line Conpanies
Lambert
Senath
Pusey
District Court
Beil
Valve
Yukon Railway Bill Passes After Night Session
Ottawa March 11. After an all night session the house devoted its time to a discussion of the Yukon railway bill. Details remain unclear as reported. The outcome appears to be a legislative move on the Yukon project.
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Ottawa
Ont
Yukon
Local paper hints at iron and prepored deal interest
The Cleveland paper notes parties interested in a proposed iron combination have shown interest and are keeping up with the developing plans, indicating ongoing negotiations and potential cooperation among involved groups.
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Cleveland Ohig
Mare
National defense bills dominate Fifty Fifth Congress session
Washington March reports show the House and Senate debating a $50,000,000 national defense appropriation. Key figures Cannon and Allison push for rapid passage amid filibuster resistance from Bailey and party leaders over DC tax and telegraph charges. Senate also handles Indian and Bowman act claim matters as executives close session.
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AOA
Cannon
Defenay
Fae Eye
Therswitt
Tie Dinewetion
Committee On
White
Long
Dingley
Alison
Grosvenor
Bailey
District of Columbia
Bhat
Senath
Washington
Miren
Bul Apnrv
Imenbar
Heavil
Min
Tinta
Ub Save Mine
Patent Office Report Reveals Patents and Testimonials
The Town Monmouth publishes testimonials from a major western publisher praising the Patent Office for clear patentability opinions and guidance. It lists several Canada and United States patent grants and remarks on continued services and fees. Also notes free information on obtaining valuing and selling patents and mentions related notices from Reading and Wilmington with risk warnings.
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Drs Mowrs
West
A. Hf. M
Albion
Neb
Momestead
Lund
Nove
Tloixsian, Company
Canada
Lloyd, Th
H. W. Parker
Des ‘Mones
George W. Cox
Stuart
Iowa
Olcetria
United States
Wow
J. S.ord
Des Moines
J. D. Coon
Nuthrop
Colo. Tov
Pugs. Gy
Ralph Orwig
Advice on Food Supplies for Klondike Miners
From the Alaska Mining Journal a guide stresses healthful compact foods for miners traveling to Alaska and the Yukon. It urges reliable staples like flour and bacon, highlights Royal Baking Powder as climate suited, and advertises a two ounce recipe book offered free to miners by the Royal Baking Powder Co. of New York.
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Alaake
Monalkesaid
Alaska
Klondike
Yukon
Dominion
The
Alaska Mining Journal
Royal Baking Power Company
New York
Royal Baking Powder Co
Minstrels' Humor and the Wandering Irish Singer Tim Brennan
An exchange recalls Irish minstrels still traveling in Ireland with guitar like banjo made from a churn head. Tim Brennan, famed as the wanderer of Tipperary, enchants Galway listeners wielding a churn head banjo. A quip about not arguing with a lady ends the tale with a wink.
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Alswee
Trishnan
Ireland
Erin
Galway
Tim Brennan
Ipperary
Cinder
Mountain den
Tim
Incomplete OCR Summary of Global Housing Counts
Fragmentary OCR notes claim London has 600 600 houses Paris 90 000 houses New York 115 000 houses. Specifics and context are missing.
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