Lewis News notes many local visits and events
Rev D D Tibbetts visited Atlantic. Dr J G Rishel and grandson Dwight attended county seat business. F J Macomber and wife visited Atlantic. Mrs G M Littlefield recovering after operation. Numerous local residents travel, visit kin, and attend church and Endeavor meetings. A lake gathering, post office changes, and a Cass county Rebekahs picnic date August 18 are reported.
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D. D. Tibbetts
Atlantic
J. G. Rishel
Griswold
F. J. Macomber
H. B. Newcomb
New York Life
City
G. M. Littlefield
Ed Switzer
Ralph Case
Bear Grove
Lewis
Indian Creek
Charlie Patrick
Council Bluffs
Willie Smeadley
Willie Bates
Dwight
Willie Baker
Audubon
M. C. Lillie Co
Chicago
F. H. Elliott
G. H.pharley
Cris Graham
G. W. B. Fletcher
Storm
E. A. Wissler
McCarthy
Endeavor
Wm. Brinkerhhoff
The
Telegraph
George Cotton
Bert Lynch
Oakland
D. F. Casad
W. W. Fletcher
John Linn
Henry Troupe
Omaha
Rebekahs
Cass County
Dixon-Santry Go A Draw In 20 Rounds At Broadway
George Dixon the colored featherweight champion and Eddie Santry of Chicago fought a 20 round draw before the Broadway Athletic Club in New York. Nearly 5,000 spectators watched as Dixon wavered at times and Santry pressed the pace with direct fighting. Dixon’s left ear burst in the ninth, and the bout ended with no clear winner. In Sioux City, Australian Billy Murphy fought Patsy Magner to a rough finish as police halted the one and a half round bout amid fouls and crowd unrest.
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New York
George Dixon
Eddie Santry
Chicago
Broadway Athletic Club
Johnny White
Dixon
Santry
Eddy
Sioux City
Billy Murphy
Patsy Magner
John Beacom
Teddy Gallagher
Charles Sperry
O. P. Smith
Charley McGuire
Mazet Inquiry Adjourns for September Reports
The Mazet legislative investigating committee in New York has adjourned until September 12. Attorney Frank Moss will spend four weeks drafting a statement of the work and framing reports on improvements in municipal legislation for the legislature. Assemblyman Hoffman objected but was outvoted four to one by Republicans.
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New York
Mazet Legislative Investigating Committee
Frank Moss
Assemblyman Hoffman
Labori Shot In Rennes While Walking To Court
Rennes France Aug 14 two men attacked Maitre Labori counsel for Dreyfus firing a revolver the bullet struck him in the back then possibly in the temple the wounded man was carried to a nearby road and doctors fear he will die the incident comes amid anti semite protests with Jules Guerin directing rioters and police closing streets as arrests follow failed warrants and ongoing manhunt
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Rennes
France
Maitre Labort
Dreyfus
Labori
M. Labori
Maitre Labori
Lycee
Vilaine
Bilyeu
Ozark
Hosea Bilyeu
Pete Bilyeu
Jimmy Bilyeu
Confrontation Expected in Dreyfus Court Martial
Rennes Aug 14 The Dreyfus court martial prepared for a dramatic confrontation as Mercier would face Casimir Perier in the prisoner dock. Dreyfus threatened to strike Mercier over alleged treason revelations but restraint was shown by a gendarme. The court adjourned for the confrontation amid a tense crowd and mixed reactions from observers and press.
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Mercier
Ferier
Rennes
France
Dreyfus
Casimir Perier
General Mercier
M. Casimir-Perier
L’armee
Petit Journal
Mme. Severine
Conspirators Arrested in Orleans Plot In France
Paris Aug 14 M P Deroulede founder of the League of Patriots and deputy is imprisoned in the Conciergerie. Police close Patriotic League offices guarded by gendarmes six teen members of Anti Semite and Patriotic leagues and young Royalists taken. Deroulede and Marcel Habert arrested Feb 23 on charge of inciting soldiers to insubordination related to President Loubet election. Telegrams from Brussels quoted about Orleans friends prior to Faure funeral. Demonstrations occurred last night.
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anti-Semite League
Jules Guerin
League
Max Regia
Algiers
M. Guerin
M. Godefrey
Committee of
Jeunesse Royalists
Saint Lo
Department
Manche
M. le Mennuta
League of Patriots
Marcel Habert
Chamber of Deputies
Paul Deroulede
Paris
M. Paul Deroulede
Conciergerie
Patriotic League
Patriotic Leagues
M. Deroulede
Loubet
Duke of Orleans
Brussels
Faure
Plague Reported in New Chiang and Global News
Telegrams note bubonic plague appears at New Chiang China. Japan’s exports doubled and imports trebled in five years. Dr F H Fincke of Baltimore dies in connection with the Paris exposition. A dozen brief items cover rumors of illness, ship collisions, drownings, shootings, and daring leaps from bridges.
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New Chiang
China
Japan
F. H. Fincke
Baltimore
Old Orchard
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Canadian National Park
Panoboto
Lowestoft
Hercules
Moscow
St. Petersburg
St. John
Peacock
General Otis
Dallas Tex
Policeman Rawlings
Charles A. Daniels
Rawlings
Louisville
William Crowe
Thomas Heavey
Monarch Range Features Malleable Iron Construction and Heat Efficiency
The article extols Monarch Ranges highlighting malleable iron riveted to a wrought steel body for rigidity and warp resistance. It notes heat distribution, sturdy malleable frames, simple damper, copper water reservoir, and riveted construction with over 350 Norway iron rivets. The design aims for durable cooking apparatus with consistent oven heat and minimal warp.
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Monarch
Beneat
Monarch Range
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