Local Officials and Officials Names in County Board Listing
A fragment listing county officials and roles appears with names such as P. Kine C. Morse M. P. Weep and J. Miller. Included are roles like Auditor Clerk District Court Treasurer Sheriff Superintendent of Schools and County Attorney with references to the Board of Supervisors and local municipal officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineer Beet Sak
Lerk District Court
Seeeeess
Aibeans Kere
Etka
Sherif
New Iroquois Club Building Planned in Chicago
The Iroquois Club, long a gathering place for notable Democrats, will construct a new ten story hall at the northwest corner of Michigan avenue and Adams street. The building will rise 110 feet on Adams and 54 feet on Michigan, cost about 450000, and feature red or brown granite walls up to the cornices with terra cotta above, all covered by a tiled roof with artistic gables.
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Iroquois Club
Iroquois Club of
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Adams Street
New City Hall in Cincinnati A Marvel of Stone and Fireproofing
Cincinnati's New City Hall, costing about 2 million dollars, showcases brown Iron mountain granite and Amherst stone. Red sandstone trim from Ashland quarries and Vermont marble line the vestibules. Floors and roof will be tiled with Akron red ware.
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Cincinnati
Iron Mountain
Amherst (O
America
Ashland
Wis
Akron
Tom L. Johnson The Self Made Cleveland Congressman
Tom L. Johnson born Thomas Loftin Johnson on July 18 1854 in Scott county Kentucky rose from street railroads to fortune. He managed Indianapolis street lines at 22 and within 12 years amassed at least a half million. He later acquired a Cleveland line then moved to Congress in 1890 92 by large majorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
Tom L. Johnson
Ohio
Cleveland
Thomas Loftin Johnson
Scott County
R. M. Johnson
Tom
Evansville
Ind
Indianapolis
Congress
Governor Lewelling's Daughter and Family Background
The new Kansas governor Lorenzo O. Lewelling favors a plain executive residence and has two marriages. His daughter Jessie Lewelling is chosen as a clerk in the governor's office. The governor, once a Wichita commission merchant, has no sons and four daughters noted for their charm and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewelling
Kansas
Lorenzo O. Lewelling
Jessie Lewelling
Wichita
A Woman Physician Miss Raymond of New York
Aimee Raymond, a successful New York City physician, daughter of Henry J. Raymond former editor of the New York Times and Lincoln associate, is about 30 years old and described as a striking blond. Her father hoped she would become a writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee Raymond
New York City
Henry J. Raymond
New York Times
Abraham _ Lincoln
Congressman Tom Johnson Fights Over Name Length
Ohio congressman Tom Johnson resists being called Thomas by supporters who prefer the shorter form. He insists on using Tom as his proper given name and opposes lengthening it in public references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
Ohio
Sheep Shearing Festival and Spring Meeting at Iowa College
The Iowa Sheep Breeder and Wool Grower Association holds a two day festival at the Iowa Agricultural College farm on Wednesday and Thursday April 5 and 6 1893. Activities include class contests for fleeces and best handling with cash prizes and a college chapel program featuring addresses and discussions on breeding feeding and care of the flock. Real estate transfers are listed for the week ending March 18 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Sheep Breeder’s and Wool Grower’s Association
Iowa Agricultural College
Cotswold’s
Lincoln's
Leicesters
H. T. Thompson & Co
Chicago
College Chapel
W. M. Beardshear
Ames
C. L. Gabrielson
New Hampton
Reading
School House Warming by Boone Alumni Association
The Boone Alumni Association plans a public open house for the new second ward school building. Residents will be invited to tour the fine structure and enjoy a program, aiming to interest outsiders in their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Alumni Association
Second Ward
Boone Republican
Pride of Iowa Masonic Library in Cedar Rapids
The Iowa Masonic Library in Cedar Rapids is the largest Masonic library in the world and housed in a unique library building. It serves as a vast storehouse of Iowa history and literature, covering people, institutions, government, and business, with rich art treasures and rare documents noted for world wide celebrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Masonic Library
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ogden Reporter
Real estate transfers week ending March 25 1993 notes
Property deeds recorded for multiple buyers and sellers across Ames Cambridge Nevada Story City Zearing and surrounding areas. Transactions include payments ranging from 10 to 8800 dollars with lots, blocks, and parcels described by section and town coordinates. Names include Tendeland Barrand Hardy Hunter Rayner Wilson Lyman Stewart Beck Stringer Allen McLain Wood Woodward Jones Carowser Hetlesaeter Corrington and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasmus Paulson
O M Johnson
Henry D Aherd
Story City
Jacob D Torrence
T Edwards
Richardson’s
Zearing
John Butler
Hver J Hopperstad
Fairview
K J Lyman
A Frazier
Blairs
Nevada
MA Tendeland
Jacob B Jacobson
W R Barrand
DJ Vinse
W M Hardy
Herbert Hardy
R. F C Hunter
Frank M Bell
Betsey M Eastwood
Jesse Ross
L K Jones
Mary Dunham
Lillian Monk
Charles E Phillips
Z Shugart
O P Rich
Mary M Rayner
Ames
Martha A Wilson
M V Bushman
Cambridge
John H. Boyd
J M Whitney
Thos J Lyman
William Callahan
Stewarts
Wm Sapp
J M Price
Tendeland
John Christian
Thomas Humphrey
J T F Ellyson
Alma L Beck
Hus
Mary E Martin
Blairs Ad Ames
Erasmus Stringer
Rebecca H Conrad
Gilbert Station
Louis Allen
Hos
F T McLain
Black
Ad Ames
Albert Jones
George Woodward
Collins
James W
Mose N Carowser
John W Johns
Maxwell
Osmund Henryson
Marie Hetlesaeter
ER Larsons
H Jones
H A Corrington
Iowa’s Strong Congressional Band Heads to New Session
Cedar Rapids Republican lauds Iowa delegation as nation’s strong men in the new congress. Senators Allison and Wilson are praised as enduring figures, while Gov Gear Col Hepburn and others return to influential roles. Bob Cousins and Hager noted as rising and capable figures for the Hawkeye state.
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Towa
Congress
Allison
Wilson
Gear
Col
Hepburn
Tom Uonegraff
Major Lacey
Col. Henderson
Capt
Hull
Dolliver
Mr. Perkins
Bob Cousins
Hager
Hawkeye
Cedar Rapids
Tribune Praises American Tone While Reporting Circulation
The New York Sun notes the New York Weekly Tribune's weekly circulation of 173000 paid subscriptions as of January 16. It calls the Tribune square Republican, American in spirit, and pros parous, while approving its courage and American tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Tribune
New York Weekly Tribune
the Tribune
Expensive Detorations In Floriculture This Season
The season brings high prices for floral displays in private homes and halls. Smilax and cypripedium orchids are common, with Easter lilies and Dutch hyacinths in demand. Roses dominate, with American Beauties commanding top prices up to $1.50 per rose and up to $8 per dozen for Mermet, while Pearl may reach $28 per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Telegram
O Leary cow horn made into fish shaped jewel case
The horn of Mrs. O Leary's cow, famed for Chicago’s 1871 fire, arrives at the American Exchange hotel in San Francisco. Owned by H C Atkinson who bought it for eight dollars after the blaze, the horn sold for 120 dollars and is crafted by Atkinson’s brother as a fish shaped jewel case with glass eyes and ivory fins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Exchange
San Francisco
Mr. Atkinson
Banished Teaspoon From Elegant Tables
A New York Times opinion notes that the teaspoon has been forbidden at fine tables. It once helped eat kernels, soft vegetables, sauces, custards, and ice creams but is now deemed vulgar even for desserts and sauces. The piece compares spoon usage to Fatima in Arabian Nights, leaving the teaspoon only for tea cups.
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Fatima
New York Times
Example is better than precept in elderly Englishwoman
An almost 90 year old English lady for years knitted 70 shawls and many mufflers for the poor and pasted scraps into hospital books, while also writing delicate letters, reading papers, arranging flowers, and managing housekeeping with steady social and political interest.
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England
New York Sun
Unfortunate immigrant halted on Niagara River bridge
An expelled Chinese immigrant attempting to reach Canada was stopped by officials at a Niagara River bridge who demanded $50. Lacking funds he turned back, but U S officials refused readmission. He was reported camping on the middle of the bridge.
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United States
Niagara River
Catarrh Remedy Promises Cure with 500 Dollar Guarantee
An advertisement touts Dr Bee Catarrh Remedy as a guaranteed cure for catarrh in the head. It claims three Chinese men in Baltimore and one in Philadelphia have registered under a new law. The copy asserts concealment of the condition is impossible, praises the remedy and notes a 50 cent cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Philadelphia
How to Cook Vegetables and Make a Lap Writing Tablet
A digest of kitchen timings for vegetables from potatoes to beets with boiled and baked methods and durations. It also details a simple project for a lap writing tablet with board, felt coverings, blotting paper, calendar, and compartments for stationery and tools.
President Harrison Receives $876,800 in Government Aid
The report states President Harrison's total compensation including salary and all expense allowances amounted to exactly $876,800 during his term. The figures compile salary and expense reimbursements issued by the government.
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Harrison
Demorest's Magazine offers art reproductions with subscription
A garbled pitch touts Ida Waugh baby portraits and other works as exclusive rewards for subscribing to Demorest's Family Magazine. It promises life like 17x22 inch reproductions valued at $400, plus future works by Moran Deschamps and others. Subscriptions at $2 claim hundreds of dollars in value and include patterns and guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Waugh
Demorest
Percy Moran
Mauda
Louis Deschamps
White House
Harrison
Family Magazine
Jennings Demorest
East Mt Heer Gs
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Story County
SS. K. Wilson
Official Directory
P. Kine
C. M. Morse
M. P. Weep ‘i Thos
J. Miller
H.C. Doxa
O. G. Asurord J. Presd
H. D. ‘Chambers
Ak. W. A. Big Tae Toads
Nain
Toby Franklin
OHN Johnson Palestine
B. Snow
Sherman
Parley Sheldon
A. B. Maxwell
E. R. Chamberlain
Joan Hoggatr
Ose
Methodist Episcopal
Hi. J. Everwy
Baptist
Christian Endeavor
I M. Rickman
F. J. Douglass
United Brethren
Union Praise
Bryson Clark
Christian
D. K. Hester
American S. S. Union
Joe Wilson
Missionary County
O. O. F. Mes
Odd Fellows Hall
J. A. Shockley
N. G
Tuhos. Swan, Sec’y
Chas. E. Hunt
West House
G. A. Underwood
U. S
District of Iowa
Union National Bank
Lowa
Albert Richmond
M. Bosworth
Faber
Aphro Medicine Company
Western Branch
Portland
Oregon
Scientific American Agency For
Ray & CO
Broadway
New Voce
Y Scientifi
Beonswar
New York
West
LM Bosworth
L. M. Bosworth
Sole Ames
Leitening Powe
New City Hall
Miss Raymond
D. L. Lang
J. H. McKipben
Albion
Burris
Nashua
Geo. W. Franklin
Atlantic
H. G
Codd
Sioux City
Shearing
Sumner
Oxford
Montana
Iowa Columbian Commission
F. N. Chase
Iowa Columbia Commission
The
Sheep Association
Messrs. Geo. W. Franklin
Jos. Edgerton
B. F. Bates
W. O. Fritchman
Jos. J. Edgerton
Dan’t Bennathen
Mary A Bennathan
Ida M Boardman
Carrie Horton
R A Robinson
Carrie Horton Guard
R A Robinson G
Miles V Hayes
Earnest Nolter
Jackson Roberts
Henry Young
John King Exrto
P Zwilling
Seymour Coe
Curtis Knight
I Stevens
Etal
Jane
Pizer
Lelia K Wilson
C B Fineh
Merritt
M Greeley
H M Funson
Chas E Smith
JA Kpatrick
Sebastian Rabar
Albert Bissell
W Courtney
P J Darner
Emily J Manard
W M Greeley
A W Noales
C R Neal
R J Belt
Joy
Jno
Westerman & Arnold
City
Grove Bros
the Intelligencer
N.Y
Weekly Tribune
Intelligencer
S. K. Wilson, Publishers
Orange Judd
Directiof
Ropp
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