Township school repairs and local work progress
MOL John Fulton Wa Layton and Orren Blakeslee inspect township school buildings this week estimating repairs and improvements. Obed Blakeslee brightens his large farm with fresh paint while Scott Harvey oversees the work in Atlantic. The piece also notes a traveling sideshow and social visits, plus obituaries, local business notes, and weather highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fulton
Layton
Orren Blakeslee
Obed Blakeslee
Kisa
Scott Harvey
Atlantic
Thos. Sorensen
Ames
Nebr
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's ailments
A promotional appeal claiming a physician devised a remedy for three life stages of womanhood. It touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as restoring health, easing suffering from change of life, and contrasts with me too medicines. Includes a testimonial from Mrs. M. Hames praising results after seven to eight bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Wheeler's Seat in Congress Storm Brews Over Vacancies
In Alabama’s administrative journal region news from Bromenam and Curia coasts reports General Joseph Wheeler, ordered to the Philippines, reiterates he will not relinquish his seat. A renewal of discourse on declaring the seat vacant follows prior opinions that his army command vacated it. Wheeler travels via Chicago with daughter Annie Wheeler, a Red Cross nurse, while urging next congress to settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromenam
Alo
Joseph Wheeler
Philippines
Congress
General Wheeler
Cuba
Fitts
Wheeley
Montgomery Journal
Wheeler
Curiaco
Chicago
Annie Wheeler
Mianila
Red Cross
Alger Denies Retirement Rumors and Stays in Cabinet
Washington July 13 secretary Alger says reports he will resign are baseless. He will not retire this year and cannot forecast the future, citing private business and health. He says critics have unfairly attacked him and would surrender duties only if proven he erred. Washington July 18 coast survey prepares magnetic at sea observations to fix compass deviation. Jones Manning the Campaign Washington July 13 Senator Jones will not resign as chairman of the Democratic national committee. Iowa to inaugurate a grade system for convicts at state penitentiaries. Sioux City July 18 Iowa Bar association meets with about 800 lawyers in attendance.
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Washington
Alger
Associated Press
Washigeton
Coast and Geodetic Survey
United States
Jones
Washrneron
Senator Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Chicago
Towa
Maines
State Board of Control of
Iowa
Town State Bar Meeting
Sioux City
Iowa State Bar Association
Lmen
Iowas Deporting Miners Fight for Fair Return
Fifteen Austrian coal miners detained for alleged contract labor law violations were sent from Chicago toward Rathbun Iowa to Croatia. Consul General Nubar pressed by U S marshals to respect the scheduled departure. Nubar ordered a thorough inquiry to prevent deportation if injustice is found. Deputies accompanied the group for the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avastin Cons
Chicago
Ontoaco
Rathbun
Niubur
United States
United States Immigration Commissioner
Delny
Nubar
Freyersleben
New York
Party
Tried shooting his family in Marion factory owner
James B. Crosby wealthy Marion manufacturer attempted to shoot his wife and six children during dinner after a stock dispute over mills. A revolver misfired and Crosby fled. A son armed with two revolvers pursued him but was halted. Crosby arrested, given a preliminary hearing, and a sanity board to be appointed.
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J. Crosby
Indiana
Marion
Ind
James B. Crosby
Crosby
Crosby Paper Mills
Marion Strawboard Mills
American Strawboard Trust
Zinc deal seals Richland mine purchase in Missouri
Governor Ren frew completed a major zinc mining deal for the American Zinc Lead and Smelting company by acquiring the Richland mine near Carterville Missouri. The 50 acre mineral land with five plants sold for 150000 dollars, part of a string of valuable acquisitions by the firm. Kipling bitten by a dog in London injures right thumb. arm in sling, no serious consequences expected.
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Joplin
Joruin
Renfrew
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company
Richland
Carterville
American Zinc, Lead and Smelter Company
Kipling
London
Rudyard Kipling
Races Begin Between Columbia and Defender Off Newport
Telegraphic briefs note the first races between the Columbia and Defender off Newport this week along with other items. Major Francis D Clark a California officer dies in East Orange New Jersey at 69. Charles Brown deputy chief of the treasury division of loans and currency is dead. Patrick Carney reports wheat damage from a strange insect in Clarke county Delaware. Lady Salisbury the prime minister’s wife is said to be improving. Mrs Andrew J Hammond of Minneapolis is critically ill after a tarantula bite found in bananas. An Italian squadron maneuvers in the Yellow Sea prompting Chinese concern. Daniel Easterline and Verne Dildino drown in the Chemung river at Waverly New York when a boat capsizes. The Baptist Young People’s Union convention closes in Richmond Virginia with visiting ministers preaching. Pittsburg Wall Paper plans a large New Brighton plant by Sept 1. Titus Sudduth a Springfield bank president and stockraiser dies at 70. The Marquis De Gallifet orders a new inquiry into De Pelleaux and the Dreyfus affair. At Bainbridge Georgia a fire destroys 27 businesses a water works pumping station a fire house and the city jail. The lake traffic boom surpasses expectations as navigation opens. No one is to be punished for contempt of court in selling the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern railroad in violation of an injunction. The Argentina United States treaty trims duties on sugar hides canned goods timber and certain foods. The $80 million bicycle trust collapses as eastern bankers withdraw over consolidation issues. W G Besler resigns as St Louis division head of the CBQ to take the Reading railroad superintendency.
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Columbia
Defender
Newport
Francis D. Clark
Andrew J. Hammond
Minneapolis
Yellow Sea
Daniel Easterline
Verne Dildino
Chemung River
Waverly
N.Y
Convention of the
Baptist Young People’s Union
Richmond
Pittsburg Wall Paper Company
New Brighton
Titus Sudduth
Farmers’ National Bank of
Springfield
Llingis
Marquis de Gallifet
General de Pelleaux
Dreyfus
Bainbridge
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Argentina
United States
W. G. Besler
St. Louis
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Reading
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Phases of School Work and Educational Notes
At the National Educational Association in Los Angeles July 13, papers on southern education, average pupil scholarship, fatigue in children, and art in education drew wide attention. Noted were talks by Ebner E. Brown and W. S. Monroe, with discussions on teaching fundamentals and citizen education. Presidential candidates include Harvey, Foshey, Brown, Jordan, and Carson. three cities vie for next convention: Cincinnati, Charleston, Montreal.
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Candiistes
Los Angexues
National Educational Association
J. H. Hineman
Pine Brift
Ark
Southern Educational Association
South
Helen Grenfell
Colorado
F. Ritzler
Portland
Ore
W. S. Monroe
Winfield
Wis
Ebner E. Brown
University of California
T. B. Harvey
Wisconsin
Frank Rigler
F. W. Parker
Normal School
Chicago
C. D. Gilbert
Newark
N. J
Department of Child Study
W. 8
Monroe
Westfield
Mass
Europe
C. M. Edmond
Lowell
Maris Kraus-Boele
New York City
N. Murray
Iowa State Bar Association Elects Officers at Iowa City
Srovux City, July 14. The fifth annual Iowa State Bar Association meeting closed yesterday with Iowa City chosen as the 1900 meeting site. L. C. Blanchard of Oskaloosa was selected president and J J McCarthy of Dubuque was named vice president.
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L. C. Blanchard
Srovux City
Iowa State Bar Association
Iowa City
Oskaloosa
J.J. McCarthy
Dubuque
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Marne and Vicinity
Leo Wayne
J. W. Wayne
Walnut
Veter M. Hansen
Avoca
Jim Fulton
Allen
R. A. Berry, Jr
Lena Johnson
Rose Ellis
M. Bendixon
Opera House
Albert McKinstry
C. H. Lowell
Dr. Enmert
Kate Goeken
Aleck Wallace
D. E. Fudge
E. A. Noon
C. H. Powell
Terry Waters
S. M. McCollough
Edna
Belysia McClees
Dea Moines
Alec Cresv
Hamlin
William Berry
LD. E. Fudge
J. E. Stoner
Dexter
A. W. Baird
Chris Johnson
Wexas
John Findlay
Dr. McAlees
Dora Grodt
E. C.thompson
Leo
Alice Leonard
Tremaine
H. L. Cowan
J. W. Berry
G. GC. Giles
Botna Valley Medical Association
Oscar Allen
Menlo
Ova Howard
Walout
Thomas
Thomas Davis
L. 'P. Williams
C. A. McFarland
New Hampton
Land Land Coub
W. E. Simpson
Stella Baird
J. C
T.J. Williams
Pennsylvania
Mary Ann Thomas
Tife
William
C. AH. McClees
Nes
Cass County
Maine
Williams
Presbyterian Church
J. N. Curgan
Oregon
Albany
Frank H. Girard
Oregon Volunteers
San Francisco
Denmark
C. Vaniuven
Wilson Mathias
Nebraska
Will Grodt
Phil Armantront
Mr. Armantront
Frank Macklefresh
Mercury
Edith
J. W
W. B. Brandt
Ole Oleson
Elkhorn
Omaha
Manila
Alabama
Henry McLellan
Hamilton, Ill
16Th Illinois Infantry
Dr. Williams
H.R. McLennan
R. R. Wallace
Notary Public
From the
Hamilton
Lil
Ruof Hoefer
T. P. Bailey
L. D. Harvey
Madison
J. A. Foshay
Los Angeles
Elmer E. Brown
Berkeley
O. M. Jordan
R. Carson
Cincinnati
Charleston
Montreal
O. P. Carson
Schools
Ohio
Horam Lyte
Irwin Shepard
Winona
Aguinaldo
Nichols-Shepard
Nichols & Shepard CO
Battle Creek
Mich
Des Moines
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