Iowa Woman Suffrage Officers Elected At Des Moines Meeting
The Iowa Woman Suffrage Association closed a two day session with officers chosen. President Mrs M Lloyd Kennedy Sioux City. vice president Mrs Jung Callahan Des Moines. recording secretary Miss Kittie Pierce Des Moines. corresponding secretary Miss Bertha Bassett Creston. treasurer Mrs C Holt Flint Des Moines. Committees named for next legislative work and a resolution urged voting rights for women and age of consent raised to 16 in Town.
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Drs Moryes
Iowa Woman Suffrage Association
M. Lloyd Kennedy
Sioux City
Jung Callahan
Des Moines
Kittie Pierce
Bertha Bassett
Creston
C. Holt Flint
Kennedy
Callahan
Rama Woods
Sutherland
Rowena Stevens
Boone
Consulate Plans in Turkey Abandoned Amid Turmoil
Disquiet about Christian teachers in Turkey grows as American consulates near Erzercum and Harpool are recalled. Turkish refusal to issue exequatures blocks reestablishment, while Admiral Selfridge and Marblehead head toward Turkish waters. Reports of massacres rise with European fleets preparing to act. Lord Salisbury heightens pressure on Abdul Hamid as fears of a wider intervention grow. Ex-sheriff in Oklahoma indicted for prisoner escapes linked to a 1923 murder spree. Chrysanthemum show opens in Kansas City with hundreds of plants on display. Archie Eaton, nephew of ex-President Harrison, dies at St. Luke's Hospital in Denver and is shipped to North Bend for burial.
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State Department
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O'Neill
Marblehead
Sivas
United States Congress
Erzercum
Harpool
Chilton
Hunter
Constantinople
United States
Selfridge
Marseilles
Admiral Kirkland
San Francisco
Secretary of the Navy
Ter- Fil
Piraeus
Caesarea
Jerusalem
Standard
Extercum
Lord Salisbury
Abdul Hamid
Kansas City
Eaton
Pennsylvanian Road
Wi Paso
Tex
Hawaii Annexation Quietly Back in Play say Times-Herald
Washington special reports potential annexation of Hawaii by a bipartisan push. A joint resolution may prompt treaty negotiations with Hawaii's government and include voter referendums on joining the American Union. Hawaii’s new minister Hatch and President Cleveland reportedly support the plan.
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Hawaii
Tina
Cleveland
Outcade
Navy
Washington
Times-Herald
United States
Friends of Annexation
Hdnee
Senate
Hatch
San Francisco
Waterways and politics in brief from the era
Water in the Welland canal is lower than for 35 years. The Pennsylvania Republican plurality stands at 174 264. Austin Walker, a Lake Geneva elder, dies. DuBuque women unite for a fallen women home. Two hundred fifty homeseekers camp for the Percos Idaho reservation opening November 18. Milton Rogers of Omaha dies. widow, four sons and eight daughters survive. Henry M. Kingston named general traffic manager of the Lehigh Valley road. Ex-Congressman Stephenson supports county road bonding at 20 000 annually. Waterloo Dairy association holds annual session. New York commission men attend. James Pollard sentenced to death in St Joseph for rival murder. Shelburn coal miners push to end lodge dues check off. Ruth Case settled in South Dakota defalcation case. Dodge, Neb., suit seeks 124 000 damages from Northwestern Railroad over a fire.
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Pennsylvania
Austin Walker
Lake Gonava
Wis
Dupbuque
Percos Idaho Reservation
Milton Rogers
Omaha
Henry M. Kingston
John Taylor
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Waterloo
New York Commission
St. Joseph
James Pollard
Joseph Irvin
Shelburn
Ind
Western Receipts Decline in Price and Trade Irregularities
R G Don Co reports US trade conditions remain irregular with a cotton surplus and export declines. Wheat yields look flat, while pig iron output surges and prices fall. Woolen goods rise on demand for clay worsteds amid heavy imports. corn exports reach a weekly peak since April 1894.
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New York
R. G. Don & Co
Neill
Atlantic
United States
Canada
R Bradstreet
Missionary apportionments include Nebraska and Wyoming
Denver reports the Methodist church missionary committee allocating one million dollars for missions. Nebraska receives eight thousand, northern Nebraska six thousand two hundred, northwest Nebraska eight thousand, and Wyoming five thousand five hundred, with most cuts except Nebraska and Wyoming raised due to last year’s church difficulties. Agricultural papers form National Association and discuss organization and papers from delegates. Czaria gives birth to a daughter. both mother and child are reported well.
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Nebraska
Wyoming
Denver
Missionary Committee
The
Methodist Church
Northern
Northwest
Agricultural Men
Quiago
National Association of Agricultural Men
Czarina
Br. Pererssure
Only Cure for Pimples at Culicura Soap Healer Visits Denver
Correspondent reports the Schlatter revival in Denver as crowds surge to meet the healer. Tickets with numbers direct a long queue four blocks long at daylight. The healer dismisses 450 to 600 people hourly, with mail bundles and ongoing tales of cures filling the scene as Methodist bishops observe the gathering.
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Invalida Yish
Ala
Denver
Bohiatter
Largest Vessel In The World Arrives For Commission
The Pennsylvania of the Hamburg American line, due to enter service in June, is described as the largest vessel globally with 20 000 tons displacement. It measures 600 feet in length, 64 feet beam, 52 feet depth, carries 80 000 tons dead weight, and seats 200 cabin plus 1 500 steerage passengers. In Nashville on November 18, three drunken Longbrook stave factory workers assaulted Captain F G Pitts. he fired four shots killing two and seriously wounding the third.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Hamburg-American Line
Lucania
Attackun Vy Dracken
Nashville
LaFaycette
Longbrook
F. G. Pitts
Clude
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