Malton to AnH Iowa News Items Spark Iowa City Plans
Iowa items note Angus to build an $800 city hall at Malton, Manson to organize a fire company, Clear Lake cattle thieves, Dubuque sewer age talks, Wa pello arrest costs, Creston prairie fires, Mason City water works pipe bought, Marshalltown brase band, Logan to Missouri Valley line, mad cow disease in Fremont cattle, Animosa inmates count, Jowsell Junction grain elevators planned, Clinton sociable replaces pronouncing bee, Sibley emigration to Oregon, Marshalltown bootleg whisky, Harlan saloons closed by court, Council Bluffs training horses for May, Fort Dodge seeks telephones with Gowrie Lehigh Manson, Fort Dodge three mile rinks race result, statewide bird loss, illness of Gov Sherman associate.
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Dubuque
Wapello County
Creston
Mason City
Marshalltown
Logan
Miagouri Valley
Fremont County
Animosa State Prison
Inildela
Fort Dodge
Gowrie
Lehigh
Manson
Sherling
Thomas McMillan
Marion County
Marsh
J. T. Gregory
Knoxville
Mr. Gregory
Corydon
State of
Loways
Elijah Thurman
Elle Vaughan
Vaughan
Thurman
Wayne County
Sherman
New Orleans
Iowa
Mobile
Monroe
Henry Cornelius
Galesburz
Moore
Jackson Murchmith
Beaver Valleys Land and Caltle Company
Capital Stock
Thurh R. Creighton
EP. Corbit
Alex. Mantie
F.C. Fischer
Baker
Cheess Manufacturing Company
Dublin
Washington County
Guthrie Center
Hvery
Dale
Dr. Porter
Bonking House
W. H. Downs
W. di. Downs
James Ryan
J.jodson
Nine buildings burned in Lewisburg Tenn March 24
Summary of extensive fires across multiple towns with numerous buildings destroyed or damaged. Incendiary origin suspected in many cases. totals include losses in the tens of thousands, with several prominent sites such as the Mercantile Block in Boston and Washburn Manufacturing in Yonkers affected. Also notes trials, disappearances, and various political and crime events from March.
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Lewisburg
Tenn
Neal
Ashland
Mercantile
Boston
Tess
Heller & Mary's
Ultra Marine Works
Newark
Washburn Manufacturing
Clifton
Jack Anderson
Laurel Bough
Carrolltown
John Rea
R. E. Dorsey
McKim & Co's
Baithmore
Canada
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Grand Trunk of Canada
Vermont
Entral
Chicago
Uluety Haute
The
Treasury
United States District Attorney
Madame Arline
Hateh
War Department
Cofeyville
Kas
Acanthera
Thomas J. Navin
Ayor
Ad- Tign
Mich
Ile
Jackson
Charles W. Gould
Kuna
McHenry
Cook
Lake
Wilson Hunter
First National Bank of
Ehein
R. E. Lee
Richmond
Frank Klein
Frank Sanders
Jil
Bauder
Kieln
Denth
Huth Loys
Sanders
Charles Durbin
Downtur
Banga
Otr
Tirzen
Jaco Harmon
Warren County
Ind
Witbash College
Deller
M. E. Larking
Janesboro
Tud
George Miller
Marion
Charles McFarr
Dong Dang Affair Probed as Government Hears Truth
In the chamber of deputies on March 2, De La Fosse pressed the government to publish the full truth of the Dong Dang affair. Premier Ferry replied to Gen. Negber's telegram about engagements, stating that reinforcements were ready and advancing, with the Dong Dang episode described as a mere setback in the broader operations toward Leng Son.
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Pha
Chamber of Deputies
de la Fosse
Ferry
Negber
Leng Son
Dack
Senate Confirms Nominees Amid Executive Session Short adjournment
The US Senate, in March sessions, confirmed multiple nominees including Pandieton to Germany and Parker Jr. of Rhode Island. A security tightening at the press gallery followed, while debates on the Weiland and La Abra treaties continued. Additional confirmations included several postmasters across states.
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Tee
Senate
Antaidore
Sanstore Voorhseer
Spooner
Naval Academy
Annspolis
Berry
Arkansas
Renata
Wasisotos
Daniel McConville
Ohio
Treasury
Department
Sherman
Amnate Ig
Sherman and
Beck
Shnath
Washington
Olio
Ees
Tueaday
Montay
John Gunningham
Mattoon
John Knox Hall
Toulon
J. M. DeArmond
Davenport
War in Egypt advances toward Tamal amid Arab resistance
March 24 dispatches report Sappera forcing a road toward Tamal while a convoy reaches the zereba after Sunday’s fighting. Osman Digna’s chief Tagyiah slain. camels scarce delaying Tamal’s approach. Arab casualties reported. armed women seen among rebels. British losses include 180 in Sunday actions. six officers and 94 men killed, 136 wounded, one officer missing. Guards and marines suffer 16 wounded and one killed. Osman Digna orders Arabs to avoid direct attack and target water and provisions convoys. Diaries of Gen Gordon arrive in London with pruning notes. Guards to zereba by McNiel. general advance toward Tamal planned. Suakim to be garrisoned by sailors. Spies warn of growing hostile Arab forces near Masheen.
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James Carter
Armory Packing Company
Chieno
Maret
British War Department
Oklahoma
Yille
General Hatch
Couch
Arkansas City
Texas
Ninth Cavalry
Coffeeville
Kattan
Pittaburg
March St
Minera
National Executive Committee
Enatern Ole
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg & Chicago Gas Coal Company
Mareh
Thomas Borden
Gardner's Road
Cranstat
Mare
Florence Wout
Darius Shippe
James Burbank
Shippe
Borden
Burbank
Bulmer
Charleston
W. VI
Maryh
George Webber
Porter
Tra
Beiler
Egypt
Zergba
Graham
Wolseley
Masheen
Naul
Tama
Hasaya
Zareba
Thisheen
Guards
Garebaa
Berkshire Regiment
Marines
Yarela
Suakim
Grenadier Guards
Shropshire, Surrey and
Bikhs
Tumat
McNiwlavercha
Alorve
Saikim
Zereba
Rmarines
Tamak
Tritieh
Buakin
Sappera
Bran
Tamal
Osmun
Hasheen Zereba
Lay
Suakhin
Osman Digna
Zereban
Tamat
Osman Dia
Mohdi
Gordon
London
Bia Alater
Buaxim
McNiel
McNeil
Xereba
Buakim
Tarmat
Riel Holds Duck Jake Area Aims at Carlton and Osrlton
Reports from Ottawa Wisconsin state Louis Riel with about fifteen hundred men has occupied Duck Jake between Clark's crossing and Carlton. He fortified Carlton but is not yet moving on Ft Carlton or Prince Albert. Osrlton arrival expected after destroying the telegraph line between Clark's crossing and Prince Albert. Dewdney, the lieutenant governor, stays in contact with Ottawa as the Fifteenth battalion prepares to move by train.
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Ireland
Patrick Leary
Miis Street
County Cork
Andrews
Leary
Chlahio
House of Commons
Gordon
Ane
United States
British Columbia
Alaska
New York
Schwalks
Alasse
Lieut. Allen
Fierbert Bidmatel
Lotetort
Russia
England
William
Huesta
Turkey
Betlin
Order of Nichant- Imting
Blamarck
Scholz
Bismarck
Leopoll of
Belghin
Congo
Berlin
France
China
Pekin
Reichstag
Schlesswig
Richstag
Schonhausen
Germany
Aldershot
Ford
Paris
Stafford
Gladstone
Ior Court
Home Secretary
Austria
Vienna
Tumsevar
Hungary
Hoyol Ageainst
Ottawa
Wisnerea
Louis Riel
Clark
Carlton
Forre
Ft. Carlton
Prince Albert
Ale
Iryin
Saskatchewan River
Osrlton
Humbolt
Ord
Hiel
Red River
Dewdney
Territoriva
Bere
Fineteenth Battallion
Resdivesa
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Algona
Malton
Anh
Angus
Clear Lake
Bigelow
Wilison
TB. Hilton
Marcus Laritzer
E. Hinton
Ed. Emory
Weekly Review
Duden & Co
Williama Brilee
Westchester County
Frederick Roe
Benj. Forsyth
Freeport
E. B. Crocker
Charles Crocker
Southern Pacific
Art Association
San Francisco
Harries Station
Dayton
Ohio Linseed Oil Company
Alsto
Michizin Carbon Works
Roquesque
Detroit
Isaac Brrlee
Schoharie Village
N. Y
Schoharie National Bank
Middleburg Paper Company
Middleburg
Franklin Krom
J. ©. Williams
Krom
Chicago ‘Current
David Swing
Great Northwest
Swing
Mandara
Chamborat
Uta Kowa
Tonquin
Reputt
Granet
Dong Dang
Tonguin
Rochefort
Gaulois
Nogrier
Wigato
Canton
India
Quetta
MENCO
Mariscal
al- Taifa
Associated Press
Barrios
Salvador
Mexico
Central America
Diaz
Barriog
Honduras
Guatamals
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Des Moines
Frourn
Bioug
Syria
UG Cartie
SL Geote
Burrea—Creamery
Bor
Lemes
Conuess
Renate
Tfaham
Barnard
Columbia College
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