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Chariton Patriot

Location

Chariton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1902

Page

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Doings of Congress Deliberates on Statehood Bill

Washington dispatch notes Senate battle over omnibus Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma statehood bill led by Senator Quay with Beveridge Hale and Lodge opposing. Quay argues for early vote citing Guadalope Hidalgo treaty. opposition seeks delay amid party platform tensions. House coverage includes Galusha Grow’s landmark Roosevelt labor and capital speech and Grow’s long career from Lincoln era to present.

Washington, D. C Congress Capitol House of Representatives Senate Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma Mathew S. Quay Pennsylvania Committee On Territories Quay National Republican St. Louis Philadelphia Beveridge Indiana Hale Maine Lodge Massachusetts Blaine Reed Dingley Fessenden Delay Mr. Quay United States Guadaloupe Hidalgo Spain House Roosevelt Galusha A. Grow Grow David Wilmot Wilmot Republic Lincoln American Congress Lincoln School of Statesmen West

Electric road proposed from Knoxville to Corydon

Chariton and Knoxville consider an electric trolley line with power from Inland mine. The plan calls for a company to build and operate freight and passenger service, supply street lighting and factory power, and extend to Corydon and Allerton. Tax shares and a 5 percent town tax would fund the project, with community backing pledged by the Noxall Club and residents.

Knoxville Chariton Corydon Allerton H. Mallory Noxall Club Dallas Newbern Columbia Belinda Grand Street Auburn Avenue Burlington Tracks Main Street Burlington Board of Supervisors Mallory C. T. Brant B. R. van Dyke J. C. Copeland Cordyon Mgr Copeland J. A. McKiveen Mr. van Dyke Organizing & Company F. Q. Stuart Maple Mr. Mallory Iowa Electric Road Company

Christmas church services and programs across area churches

Churches throughout the area prepare festive Christmas observances. Methodist St Andrews Boswell offer cantata Miss Christmas Day with Jessie Spear. St Andrews carol service and Christmas tree follow. Baptist and Presbyterian plan cantatas and programs. Swedish Lutheran and United Presbyterian host Christmas trees and multilingual services. Chariton ads highlight holiday shopping.

St. Andrews Methodist Epworth Carpenter Gabriel Jessie Spear Shepherds Daughters St. Andrew's Roper Haynes Bethlehem Barnby

Mallory Opposes Coal Road Through Ilion Property

S H Mallory faces a railroad through his Ilion area land to the coal shaft near the Copeland farm. The Southern Iowa railroad company proposed a route across his vineyard and pond, then north through his farm. A jury assessed damages at 13800, below Mallory’s 22400 demand, with appeals likely from both sides as a mining industry conflict unfolds.

S. H. Mallory Hion Southern Iowa Railroad Company, & Company Whitebreast Coal Company Copeland Farm Chariton Mallory Ilion Ross John Preston J. A. Brown Eugene Baker Pat Bevard Geo. N. Mitchell Steve Riddle J. C. Mitchell Whitebreast Company

County Farm House Urgently Needed for Unfortunate Wards

Lucas county residents must provide a new home for the county wards as the old county farm building deteriorates beyond repair. The structure has no fire protection and houses over twenty inmates including some with insanty and limited ability to care for themselves.

Lucas County

Jailed for Stealing Coal in Wholesale Theft Case

William Street serves a thirty day jail term after a coal theft uncovered by a wagon accident near Standard Oil tanks. Detective Jim Harrison observed coal by the yards and tracked it to Street who confessed the Friday night theft during a snowstorm. Street had 31 bushels and planned a return with a sled to recover the rest.

Wm. Street Jim Harrison Standard Oil Company Harrison Street

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Elijah Lewis Washington Gsow Wil Col. Hepburn Mercher First Baptist Baptist Church Palmer The Presbyterian Presbyterian Church United Presbyterian United Presbyterian Church Christian Christian Church Pariot Ilion Grounds W. R. Jones Wm. Gillispie Samuel Penicke H. Johnson Sam Landis Jas. Myrie Harry Smith Emma Heddleston L. F. Maple P. m
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