Memorial Observance for McKinley At Ames College
Thursday afternoon was observed as a four day of prayer after President McKinley’s assassination. Crowds gathered in the college chapel as rain fell, with the Glee Club and speakers presenting reflections on McKinley’s life, faith, and public service, ending with the flag at half mast and the Star Spangled Banner. Funeral services were held at the Ames home. Families from Prairie City and Des Moines attended the private burial at Ames Cemetery.
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McKinley
College Chapel
William McKinley
College Glee Club
Glee Club
O. H. Cessna
Westminster Abbey
Empire
London
Old soldiers of Story county picnic at Maxwell Park
The Story county veterans plan an annual picnic at Maxwell Park on Wednesday October 2. The program lists a gathering at 10 00 with families and friends, then lunch at 12 00, followed by music and speaking at 1 30 including songs by the Glee Club and the Maxwell Cornet Band, addresses by visitors, and election of officers for next year.
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Story County
Maxwell Park
I. M. T. Cory
Cip
Marvel Cornet Band
J. W. Maxwell
H. H. Addison
Iowa
Glee Club
Reminiscentionel Scott
Maxwell Cornet Band
Old
Kentucky
America
Rev. Shaw
Obituary of Marion Dale Gilbert born Prairie City Iowa
Marion Dale Gilbert was born October 16 1875 in Prairie City Iowa and died September 17 1901 in Barnesville Minnesota. He lived with his parents in Prairie City until age twelve then moved to Ames Iowa where he attended school and college. He was a favorite classmate and beloved by those who knew him and remained a kind son mindful of family at home.
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C. L. Baxter
Ames
W. H. Curley
Prairie City
Redding
Des Moines
J. M. Gilbert
Marion Dale Gilbert
Iowa
Barnesville
Minn
Gilbert couple thanks friends for loss of son Marion Dale
Mr and Mrs J M Gilbert thank neighbors and friends for sympathy and kindness in their sad bereavement over the death of their son Marion Dale who passed away suddenly.
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J. M. Gilbert
Marion Dale
Henry Kingsbury DieS in Ames Area at 54
Henry Kingsbury born in Canada April 18 1837 died at his home southeast of Ames September 22 1891 aged 64 years five months nine days. He moved to Illinois at age nine and to Iowa in 1867 with his family. He married Dorcas Banks May 8 1860 and had three sons and one daughter living nearby. He joined the Ames Baptist church in 1874 after prior Wesleyan Methodist conversion. Funeral Monday 2:30 p.m. in the Baptist church.
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Canada
Ames
Illinois
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Dorcas Banks
Iowa
Kingsbury
Ames Baptist Church
Regulator
Baptist Church
J. G. Feighley
Nevada
Nebraska Indians Begin Canada tour with perfect record
The Nebraska Indian Base Ball Team opened in Ontario and traveled through the province to Detroit, winning every game on British soil. Enthusiastic papers praised the Nebraska boys as they prepare to face Boone at Boone on Sunday, October 6.
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Canada
Savages
Ontario
Detroit
Nebraska Indians
Boone
Late One Poland China hog pedigree in District Court notice
W H Van Duzer plaintiff claims absolute ownership of lot 14 and two acres in lot 14 including part of the 8 W 4 except Ontario cemetery, in section 5 and lots 6 7 8 9 in the NB of the SE in New Philadelphia, Story county Iowa. The court warns defendants to appear by October term 1901 or a default decree will be entered.
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John DeWoody
Rasmus Larson
Rasmus Erickson
James K. Rider
W. W. Brooks
Mre
Will Loving
Mary McVicker
James McVicker
Ira H Hopkins
Ames Beedle
Emma Beedle
Jacob Je
Bertha Beedle
John Ross
May Ross
Simeon Moon See
Simeon Ross
Arthur Ross
Nellie Ross
It Ros
Nora Ross
Vienna
New Philadelphia
Lowa
Clerk of District Court
Story County
W.H. van Duzer
Ontario Cemetery
John Bowers
James K. Mose
William H. McGuire
Court House
Nevada
Iowa
McCargthy & Ler
Very Low Rates To New York City on Northwestern Line
Travel offers announce cheap return fares to New York City from Chicago and the Northwest Limited to October 20, 1901. Tickets are restricted to return travel within twenty days and are issued by Chicago and North Western Railway.
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New York City
Chicago & North Estern Way
Har
Mistweapolis
Minn
Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After Thirty Years of Suffering
John Halloway of French Camp Mississippi describes thirty years of diarrhoea and poor health before using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After taking several bottles he claims a complete cure and urges access for all sufferers. For sale by all druggists.
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John 8. Halloway
Chamberlain
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Remedy Claims
The text touts a soothing remedy praised for colds croup and whooping cough in children and adults. It claims no opium, quick relief, and safe use for babies, with sales by druggists and notes about Chamberlain for cook stoves. It also advertises Pain Balm for cuts burns and injuries promising rapid healing with no scar unless severe, plus rheumatism and sprains relief.
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Chamberlan
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Memorial Services
Cessna
F. Seigel & Bros
Ladies Underwear
Henry Kingsbury
Poland
China
J. E. Campsett
North College Farm
District Court of Iowa
W. H. van Dazer
Et al
van Chamberlain
Wagner Team
Wagner Express
Cooley & Jones
Keedick
Persia
Herrick
Coun
IOW
Asa Vandermast
Ralston’s Mage
J. Millse & Son
Miller & Son
Minnesota
LovesRan & Baver’s
Standard, Hooker & Berry Bros
Loveman & Baver
Loveman & Bauer
Reg
Golden Harvest
T. J. Mirren & Son
T. J Miller & Son
Lovuchran & Baver’s
Murphy
Lovanam & Baver
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