Marne and Vicinity Community Notes and Goings-On
Local items across Marne and nearby towns record residents visiting Atlantic Walnut and Omaha, shifts in church and school activities, cattle shipments, and property moves. Notable names include Mrs J W Triplett Dr GC H McClees Rev L H Humphrey and Olof Remien. A grand ball at the opera house and a near fire incident at Ringle Bros crib are noted with brief context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Greve
Walnut
GC. H. McClees
Lt. T. Williams
W. F. Allen
Omaha
Rev. W. Allen
Missouri
Fred ‘Townsend
Atlantic
P. M. Hanson
Grace Tilton
Verna Marvin
Irma Copley
Fitt
M. McCullough
Geneseo
Ill
Fudge and Taylor
Avoca
W. E. Simpson
Fred
Nature and medical cure in old advertising tale
An article styled as a moral painting shows a man gambling with Death while a good angel and then Nature strive to save him. It extols Dr. Pierce's Garden Medical Discovery as aiding Nature to rebuild body strength, heal lungs, and restore digestive and nervous health, with testimonials and pricing details for various bindings and a Mr A D Weller of Pensacola endorsing the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Pierce
Galden
A. D. Weller
Pensacola
Iscambia Co
Pla
Samuel
R. V. Buffel
Arata
Control Ranches Plan Seen For Packers Independence
Kansas City September 20. G F P Swift of Chicago and partners from San Antonio and Fort Worth conferred on titles to ranches, aiming to build isolated herds. By owning vast ranch lands and cattle, packers could halt market purchases when prices rise and supply their packing houses from their own stock during lean cattle markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
G. F P. Swift
Chicago Packer
W. H. Jennings
C. C. Clamp
San Antonio
Tex
H. Jennings
R. L. Ellison
Fort Worth
Swift
Cattlemen Raid Sheep Camp Near Sterling
Masked attackers stormed the Warren Live Stock sheep camp 25 miles northwest of Sterling Colorado. Herder Orain, a young man, was beaten near death while about 100 sheep were shot and 1500 more scattered. Orain likely to die. Warrants issued for four local men as sheriff searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Col
Warren Live Stock Company
Orain
Knife Tightens Freight Rates From Omaha And Kansas City
The Burlington announced a 2 cent per hundred pounds rate from Omaha to Ohio river points and from Kansas City to the southeast, deepening packing house product costs. Memphis road had set a 3 cent rate, threatening free carry to Memphis if matched. In New York, John C. Sheehan defeated the Croker faction by several hundred votes in the Ninth assembly district primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Burlington
Omaha
Ohio River
Memphis
Sheehan
Croker
New York
Ninth Assembly
John C. Sheehan
Richard Croker
Northwest Iowa Methodist conference organized in Sioux City
Sioux City Sept 31 The Northwest Iowa Methodist conference organized yesterday with officers Rev Bennett Mitchell Schaller president Rev E S Johnson Sac City secretary D M McBurney Hartley treasurer. Business meetings occupied the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Methodists
Sioux City
Northwest Iowa Methodist Conference
Bennett Mitchell
Schaller
E. S. Johnson
Sac City
D. M. McBurney
Hartley
Flower Parade Draws Big Crowds in Lincoln Street Fair
Lincoln held its annual street fair with a record flower parade. About 100 vehicles formed the parade line, showcasing the festive display. Diaz Gets Leave of Absence shows the Senate and Chamber of Deputies in joint session granting President Diaz 21 days' leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lincoln’s Street Fair Land
Diaz
Orry
Mexico
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Dreyfus Pardoned as Paris Reacts with Silence
Paris reports show the ministers pledging a pardon in principle for Alfred Dreyfus, with the actual pardon signed by President Loubet and his possible overseas departure to avoid demonstrations. Public reaction remains subdued, cafes full, tabloids erupt at times but the city shows little agitation and the Rennes prison escape rumor fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rennes
Daily Telegraph
Dreyfus
Paris
Council of Ministers
Loubet
Newaboys
Soir
Guerin Surrenders at Fort Chabrol After Siege
Paris dispatch reports Lucien Millevoie and Guerin’s brother tried to pressure surrender. Guerin finally gave in at 4 am, was driven to the police depot, companions freed, and troops reinforced around Fort Chabrol. Siege ends in subdued farce amid 1000 officers and guards. A Clyde liner Cherokee goes aground near Naushon Island in fog. passengers rescued. Mrs Oliver dies after Christian Science treatment. physicians debate preventability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Chabrol
Paris
Lucien Millevoie
Department of the Seine
Jules Guerin
Grand Occident
Rue de Q Chabrol
Guerin
M. Millevoie
M. Guerin
Pasque Island
Mass
Cherokee
McKee
Jacksonville
Boston
Naushon Island
Vineyard Sound
Dexter
Bedford
Sancety
Henry Oliver
Alaska Quake Extends Five Hundred Miles Over Week
Seattle dispatch notes Alaska earthquake began September 3 and lasted until September 10. The tremor stretched from Litneya bay to Cook Inlet country, with three shocks felt in Juneau. Yakutat saw the severest effects as Kanan island sank 30 feet, leaving only tree tops visible at high tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Topeka
Lynn Canal
Dora
Juneau
Litneya Bay
Yakutat
Cook Inlet
Alaska
Kanan Island
Yakutat Bay
Iowa News Roundup with War Regiment, Reformatory Plans
Des Moines reports Governor Shaw sends a Godspeed greeting to Colonel Lopez and the Fifty first Iowa at Manila as ships sail. DES Moines notes a push for a state run reformatory between industrial schools and penitentiaries for ages 18 to 30. William Wilson, who attacked a 65 year old woman, is sentenced to seven years. Iowa veterans reunite in Iowa City from several regiments. Inauguration plans for George Edwin MacLean as president of the State University of Iowa are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Fudge
F. R. Dondhoe
Peter Christensen
J. Greve
Anna
Frank Wendt
Irwin
H. J. Husden
BK. Geisier
Guy Toulouse
J. H. ‘Toulouse
Maine
Shaw
Des Moines
Lopez
Iowa
Manila
San Francisco
Des Mores
State Board of Control
Warden Jones
Jones
Wilson
Faris Crry
William Wilson
A. W. Burchard
MacLean
Towa Orry
Board of Regents
State University of Iowa
George Edwin MacLean
Telegraphic Briefs in a City News Summary
Mayor Harrison of Chicago plans to run for governor of Illinois next year. Ex congressman John Deemer Taylor dies at 69 in Cambridge Colorado. The New Orleans cruiser arrives at Santo Domingo while the Alliance reaches Funchal and the Essex to Gibraltar. Mark Twain cancels Princeton engagement and to spend winter in London. Havana strike grows to 12 000 masons painters and carpenters. Spanish queen regent donates 600 books to Tampa casino library. Transport ships to Manila with Thirty fifth volunteers. General strike hits New River West Virginia as 2 000 miners demand five cent raise. German Atlantic liner pooling extended three years. John R Gentry defeats Joe Patchen in Oklahoma City with 2 09 and 3 07 times. Colfax Indiana collision kills Big Four fireman and a brakeman. U S declares Hawaiian land title transfers blocked pending Congress. Ridgway tannery fire at 200 000 loss leaves 200 800 workers unemployed. Nevada supreme court rules Sadler wins governorship by 60 votes. U S Consul Jenkins notes peace in El Salvador as siege is lifted. Southern Ute agent reports tribal presence and few absences. Cannon ball from soldiers reunion injures many on train in Ceredo West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Chicago
Iinois
John Deemer Taylor
Cambridge
New Orleans
Santo Domingo
Alliance
Funchal
Essex
Gibraltar
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Princeton
London
Havana
Spain
Tampa
Fla
War Department
City of Rio
Portland
Manila
New River
W. Va
Hamburg
John R. Gentry
Joe Patchen
Oklahoma City
Colfax
Ind
Daniel Campbell
G. W
Hawaii
Congress
Ridgway
Nevada Supreme Court
Sadler
State Department
United States
Jenkins
San Salvador
Interior Department
Ceredo
Huntington
Big Sandy
ANTTA Community Notes Report Wide Local Events and Death
ANTTA’s Joys and Sorrows summarizes local notices from Anita and surrounding townships. It covers real estate activity, school enrollment, travel of residents, church plans, ministerial changes, road and grain elevator issues, farm improvements, losses from a large corn fire, and a notable death in the Taylor family with funeral details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marne and Vicinity
J. W. Triplett
Frank Macklin
L. Bo Johnson
E. M. Rooker
W. Z. Allen
Earl Rosgon
J. S. Snakey
Wayne
Geo. Lasker
Joe
J. W. Berry
J. H. Marvin
Juo
Mat Laursen
George Axelsen
Prof
Jas. Hanna
Defiance
Harmon Pinney
J. D. Jackson
Redwood Falls, Ming
E. Wheeler
J. C. Stewart
Dell Marvin
Little Son
Armour
H. J. Eusden
Rev
L. H. Humphrey
Hancock
Humphrey
M. E
Oolof Remien
Marne
Adair
C. J. Nutt
Ottumwa
Opera House
Ringle Bro
Iowa City
Antta
Keensburg
C. D. Bartlett
A. J. Burton
Anita
W. L. Overman
Rock Island
RB. W. Calkins
Yankton
S. C
Mellie Harta
Attica
D. Patrick
J. F. Deahl
Nebraska
S. H. Felt
Galesburg
Grant Township
W. W. Wait
Hampton
Haynes
Bert Maxwell
Maxwell Bros
Berea
Grump’s
Irving’s
John Rogier
Benton Township
Logan
Harvey Johnson
United Evangelical Church
L. H. Wood
Wallace
H. H. Barton
Barton
Chas. D. McDermott
W. J. Beck
Anita Circuit
Beck
M. E. Cause
Jease McElfresh
Virginia
McElfresh
C. B. Johnson
Lincoln Township
Q. B
Herald
Old Village
E. H., Votan
Highland
Benton ‘Township
Fletcher, Lewi
Madge Pratt
Essie Furman
Rona Griffith
Gertrude Roderich
Atlantic Normal and Business College
W. C. Romick
Cass
Tnoral Taylor
Steamboat
St. Collins
Cortees
Mary Taylor
Wiota
Faves
Cora Taylor
Cecil
Rolla
Imo
Highland Church
Highland Cemetery
F. Parsons & Co
Lows
Guthrie
Casey
Citizens Bank
J. W. Gray
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