Des Moines Judge Bishop dies suddenly in Waterloo
Judge Charles A. Bishop of the Iowa supreme court died unexpectedly in Waterloo while waiting to enter the state bar association banquet. He collapsed in the hotel lobby, carried to a couch, and died without pain. The banquet was canceled and convention sessions were shortened.
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Judge Bishop
Des. Moines
Charles A. Bishop
Supreme Court
Wfaterloo
Ele
Ellis
Waterloo
State Bar Association
Bishop An
Matthew Smith
Bishop
Polk County
Francis M. Drake
Bishop, Dowell & Parrish
C. M. Waterman
Supreme Bench
Davenport
Joe R. Lane
Albert B. Cummins
Cummins
Des Moines
Measles Deadly Disease In Iowa Prompting Stiff Health Rules
Dr Louis A Thomas secretary of the Iowa state board of health warns measles cause more deaths than scarlet fever and equal mortality to some feared diseases. Five and a half months show 4191 measles cases about 40 percent of total infectious cases 1039? total. Also reports Penny Provident funds in West Des Moines and a Milwaukee rail car damages suit over frozen cattle with Supreme Court affirmation.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
East Side
Ghorests
Proudfoot Bird
Iowa
Louis A. Thomas
State Board of Health
Board of Health
S.eeressees
West Des Moines
Penny Provident Association of the
Kern Named Vice President On Democratic Ticket In Denver
In Denver Indiana's John Worth Kern was nominated for vice president by acclamation joining William Jennings Bryan who had earlier been nominated for president. The move followed withdrawals from Towne Howell and McNeill, with Gray and Mitchell not presented and the convention adjourning after Kern's victory.
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Denver
Colo
John Worth Kern
Indiana
William Jennings Bryan
Kern
Bryan
Colorado
Thomas
Charles A. Towne
New York
Connecticut
Archibald McNeil
Georgia Clark Howell
George Gray
Delaware
Sf John Mitchell
Illinois
Towne
Howell
Georgia
McNeill
Democratic National Committee
John W. Kern Indiana Politician and Jurist Biography
John W. Kern, born December 20, 1849 in Allo Indiana, lived in Warren County Iowa before returning to Howard County Indiana. He studied at Kokomo and Michigan University Law, practiced in Kokomo, served as city attorney for six terms, became 1884 Supreme Court reporter, later moved to Indianapolis. He led the Indiana Republican Party in the state senate and ran for governor in 1900 while being widely mentioned for national roles.
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Warren County
Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Ikern
Allo
Howard County
Jacob W. Kern
Shelby County
Indiana
John Kern
Nancy Liggett
Dr. Kern
John
Iowa
Iown
Kern
Isaac Engle
Daleville
Indiana Normal School
Kokomo
Alto
Ann Arbor
Michigan University
Howard
Supreme Court
Senate
Thomas Taggart
St. Louis
Bryan Praises Kern Nomination Amid Unanimity
In Lincoln Nebraska on July 11 Bryan expressed pleasure at J W Kern’s nomination and the unanimity behind it. He noted Kern as a longtime political and personal friend and said his views were best conveyed by the telegram sent to Kern. He also mentioned several other figures he considered viable candidates.
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Bryan
Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
J. W. Kern
Kern
Mr. Bryan
Vast Glacial Rivers and Their Ancient Outlets
Paleogeography notes reveal how glaciers shaped North American drainage. Wright traces how ice barriers created high lakes, floods, and outlets from Lake Erie, Michigan, and Ontario toward the Mississippi and Susquehanna basins, leaving gravel terraces and shorelines across Ohio, New York, Indiana, Illinois, and beyond.
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Undson River
Fuet
Mohawk Valley
Winger Lakes
Susquehanna Valley
Seneca Lake
Watkins
Horseheads
Harrisburg
New York
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Mississippi
Michigan
Lake Chautauqua
Conewanga Creek
Valley of the
Allegheny
French Creek
Grand River
Ohio
Mahoning
Warra
Olvio
Beaver Creek
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Niagara
Fort Wayne
Ind
Wabasha River
Lake Warren
Lake Ontario
America
St. Lawrence River
Susquehanna
Hudson Bay
Missouri
Connecticut
Hudson
Connecticut River
Hudson Valley
New York City
Hudson River
Adirondack Mountains
Saratoga
Hudzon
Lake Champlain
Lake George
Champlain Canal
Chicago
Ilinois River
Penisula
Saginaw Hay
Saginaw Bay
Chicago River
Buffalo
Grang River
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Lal. Superior
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Brown Bank
Sheldon
People's Savings Bank of
People's Bank
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Shelon
E. D. Rummel
Still College of Osteopathy
C. G. Hawes
Baton Rouge
Still College
Allamakee
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Waakon
Bryan and Kern
John Mitchell
Judge Gray
Wright
G. Frederick Wright
A. M
North America
Joseph %. Bowles
Yukon River
Malaspina
Alaska
Mattmark
Switzerland
Worth
Wabash River
Chica
Chas, A. Grubb
Attorney AT Law
4Th & Chestnut Stre
Atlantic
Towa
G, R, Miller
Sulte
Gillespie
Musson
Atl
G, Clark
Homeopathic
Interne Hospital
State Versity
Phon Black
Black
R. A. Gamble
Osteopathic
Medical
Phyall
Opera House
Calis
Phone
T, B Swan
DR. C. L, Campbell
Gillespie Bull
Res
Ben U. Wood
Wood & Savery
John H. Wool
U. S. Mullins
Chas. D. Finley
D. O
Praoti
Josephine Cook Finlay
D. D
DRS. Finley & FT
The
Atlantic Infirmary
Bell
Chestnut St
Atlanta
Nels Brow
Butler Trans
M. H. Butler
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