Wisconsin Pioneer Praises Peruna Echoes Across Years
An 87 year old Marietta man credits Peruna with restoring vigor after lengthy catarrh. Testimonials from J R Prince and Abraham Ziegler extol kidney and mucous-membrane benefits, hearing and sight improvements, with Dr Hartman offering gratis advice. Butler Center fades from memory as government marks it obsolete.
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A. Howell
Marietta
Perrns
Peruna
J. R. Prince
Abraham Ziegler
Piedmont
Wayne County
Peruina
Abraham Vierler
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, D
Des Moines Woman Suffrage Opponents Form Home Alliance
Mrs Clara Neil Brown leads Des Moines Iowa group opposing women’s suffrage. President Mrs Simon Cassidy Secretary Mrs Co Duke Treasurer Mrs store all Des Moines residents opposed to granting women the vote. In a separate incident Harry Hortman, under liquor, fatally wounded Florence Porter, a waitress, at a Des Moines restaurant. motive unknown.
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Whey
Home Alliance
Clara Bell Brown
Leeder
Froment
Des Moines Matrons Fack Sieve
Des Moines
Elliene
Iowa
Bestowes
Presiannt
Simon Cassidy
Mra Co
Duke
Ry, mi v Store
Sre
Des Moins
Clara Neil ‘Brown
Legislaen
Wou
Florence Porter
Trastauran
Hortman
Washington Notes on Bank Reserve Roles and Pensions
The comptroller of the currency approves First National Bank of Buchanan County St Joseph Missouri and National Bank of the Republic Chicago as reserve agents for the Farmers National Bank of Hamburg Iowa. Pension records list original and widowed beneficiaries with amounts across Iowa and nearby states, including Frink Vanwie Aney McTough Hutchinson Davis Sougal Curman Jaquith Cock.
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Iowa
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
First National Bank of
Buchanan County
St. Joseph
Mfo
National Bank of the Republic
Chicago
Farmers’ ‘National Bank of
John R. McTuough
Missouri Valley
William Hutchinson
Fort Sdge
Lorenzo Davis
Oxford
Alex Sougal
Sioux City
John Cur
Jamaica
Lewis Jaquith
Keokuk
Rosa Cock
Ainsworth
Proceeds for Creditors Reported in Dubuque
In Dubuque on November 22 a court proceeding involving Bankupts Serene Geylord and John Uessiuz related to a St. Louis trade raid concluded with proceeds of 4460 dollars. Judge Shiras directed the distribution to creditors from the sale.
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Dubuque
Upts
Serene
Geylord
John “lUessiuz
Ube
St. Louis
Verve
Juyce Shiras
Creditors Must Be Turned Over to Referee
The text notes that their creditors must be turned over to the referee, indicating a legal or bankruptcy process where debts are reviewed by a court official. The fragment implies official transfer of creditor claims to the referee for resolution.
Heirs of Kerr settle with streetcar firm for $2000
Waterloo report states Frank Kerr was killed by a street car several weeks ago. The heirs reached a settlement with the street car company, which was held liable because the car operated above the regulated speed. The payout totaled $2000.
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Waterloo
Navy
Frank Kerr
Street Car Company
Centerville Water Works Sale Ordered by Judge McPherson
Judge McPherson has creered the Centerville water works to be sold with Howard R. Mason named special master in chancery to oversee the sale. The decree is mailed to attorneys and on file in the circuit court clerk's office. The case is Fidelity Trust and Security company against Centerville Water company and the City of Centerville.
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Des Moines
McPherson
Centerville
Howard R. Mason
Fidelity Trust and Security Company
Centerville Water Company
Anti-Saloon League Incorporation In Des Moines Iowa
Articles of incorporation are being drafted for the Iowa Anti-Saloon League to receive a gift, as the league, never incorporated before, moves to form a legal entity. F S Dunshee of Fort Dodge received notice from L Coffin about the bequest, not naming the donor or value, though understood to be several hundred dollars to aid league work. The plan to incorporate was proposed years ago but lapsed.
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Anti-Saloon League
Des Moines
Navy
Iowa
Dunshee
L. &. Coffin
Fort Dodge
League
Hog Prices Scoring in Sioux City Market
Sioux City on November 30 reports pork prices heading to seven dollars per 100 pounds by next spring, with John J. Murphy of Cudahy Packing predicting not below seven and possibly higher. He notes lighter weights this year as growers market immature hogs, reducing supply and driving demand and prices upward.
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Sioux City
John J. Murphy
Cudahy Packing Company
Town Off the Map Iowa Malls Nov 30
Town of Butler Center in Butler County is erased from maps after no one accepted postmaster duties. Once county seat and hoped for a regional city, it faded as rail lines bypassed it and new towns drew growth, ending its status as a local hub.
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Iowa Malls
Butler Center
Iowa
Butler County
Fraternal Brotherhood to Convene in January 1901
The biennial session of the grand lodge of the Fraternal Brotherhood of the World will be held on January 8, 1901. Officer elections occur December 17. An effort is underway to move headquarters from Tipton to Davenport to secure main line Rock Island Route headquarters.
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Tryton
Grand Lodge of the
Fraternal Brotherhood of the World
Tipton
Davenport
Rock Island
Alleged Elopement Ends Romance in St Paul
Waterloo reports a marriage between Alfred Shimer age 26 and Josie Jennes age 17 after eloping from dancing school. Parents had forbidden marriage due to youth. The couple sent a telegram confirming the union and Shimer has taken a job in St Paul, planning to live there.
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Waterloo
St. Paul
Alfred Shimer
Josie’Jennes
Shimer
State board keeps charges over lobbying at Ames college
Des Moines authorities report the state board of control declined to withdraw charges against the faculty and trustees of Iowa State College at Ames for using public funds for lobbying purposes.
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Des Moines
State Board of Control
Towa State College
Ames
Fenian Leader Thomas Luby Dies at 79 in Jersey City
Thomas Clarke Luby a Dublin born Fenian leader dies of paralysis at 79 in Jersey City after a life as Irish cause lecturer. He edited Irish People in 1864, served five years of a 20 year term, and was pardoned in 1879 to stay out of Ireland for 15 years. In Milwaukee Judge Charles A Hamilton, grandson of Alexander Hamilton, dies at 75 in Florida after a Civil War service and long Milwaukee County judgeship.
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Jersey City
N. J
Thomas Clarke Luby
Luby
Dublin
Irish People
Alexander Hamilton
Milwaukee, Wis
Charles ‘A. Hamilton
Barytowa
Fla
Hamilton
Seventh Regiment
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County
Noted Entomologist Dr. Herman Strecker Dies in Reading
Reading Pa November 30 Dr Herman Strecker a sculptor and entomologist of worldwide fame died here today at age sixty five The veteran scientist known for his butterfly and insect studies passed away in Reading following a long career in natural history and art
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Reading
Herman Strecker
To Supply Home Demand In Philadelphia Coal War
Philadelphia nov 30 no more orders for anthracite are to be accepted for foreign shipment by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company. The foreign demand has grown due to successful French German and English orders attracted by low European freight rates. French ports now cost 52.37 per ton, down from over 4, spurring Western railway agents to order thousands of tons if kept at the price.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
France
Germany
Reading Company
Western Railway of
Democratic Caucus Resolutions Shape House Rules
The Democratic caucus outlines a rules committee with appointed members to steer party guidance in the House. Resolutions call for adherence to the national platform, oppose patronage from the administration, defend the gold standard, and create an advisory committee with state representation. The body adjourned after referring these measures to a report slated for Friday evening.
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Ardson
House Committee On Rules
Palley
House of Representatives
Warker
Burleson
Texas
Congress
Democratic Party
Fitzgerald
New York
Newlands
Nevada
Jeader
Army Triumph Over Navy at Franklin Field 11–5
President Roosevelt witnessed West Point defeat Annapolis 11 to 5 before a record Franklin Field crowd. Daly’s 105 yard run thrilled the stands as roving guards and cabinet members watched a stirring varsity football afternoon, with Roosevelt periodically joining the sideline excitement.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Field
West Point
Annapolis
Roosevelt
Amekeeper
Daly
Army
Yct
Swift’s Specific touted as blood purifier tonic
An advertisement claims S S S strengthens the blood and rebuilds a weak emaciated system with no minerals involved. It features testimonials from J F Durz of Knceton Missouri and promises quick appetite improvement, renewed strength, and vanishing nervousness as pure vegetable blood purification circulates. Free book on blood and skin diseases offered with no medical charge.
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J.F. Durz
Knceton, Mo
S. S
SWIFT
Atlanta
Victory Story of West Point Navy Game at Franklin Field
The West Point eleven defeated Annapolis 11 to 5 at Franklin Field. Daly, the Navy quarterback, orchestrated plays, while Daly’s late defense helped secure the win as Roosevelt watched from the rear platform amid cheering.
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South Street
Washington
Roosettt
West Point
Annapolis
Daly
Besdes
Avekling
Franklin Field
Whce
Navy
Yale athletes win intercollegiate cross country honors
In Morris Park Steeple Chase course action Yale claimed both individual and team honors in the intercollegiate cross country championship run this afternoon. Pennsylvania followed with 31 points, Cornell 35, and Princeton 68 in the field of leading colleges.
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New York
University of Yale
Morris Park
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Princeton
Corbett Plans New Match After Hartford Win
New York Nov 30 Young Corbett of Denver who beat Terry McGovern at Hartford Thursday said he and manager Johnnie Corbett would meet McGovern and Sam Harris here next Monday to arrange another bout. Corbett tonight met Dave Sullivan and agreed to a 25 round fight at 126 pounds for 45000 a side with final arrangements to be made Monday.
State closes case against Mrs Bonine in murder trial
The government ended its case in the Lola Iola Bonine murder trial as defense counsel Keene prepared to argue lack of motive. Chemist Professor Schaffer testified no blood was found on the wrapper or slippers Mrs Bonine wore the night of the killing. Ayres Jr.’s father also testified about a post trial interview seeking sympathy that yielded no response.
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STATE
Washington
Lola Iola Bonine
James Seymour
Ayres, Jr
Torney Keene
Bonine
Keene
Jo Eine
Schaffer
Ayres
End of noted mandamus case against Illinois board
Springfield Nov 30 Judge Creighton approved the state board of equalization action in assessing 22 Chicago corporations named in the writ and discharged the mandamus from further orders.
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Springfield
Ill
State Board of Equalization
Sangamon
Creighton
Chicago
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John Paulin
Port Washington
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Shosis Swveeth
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DR. Lyon
Catarabh
Coldwater, Mich
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Waterworks Sale
Brotherhood of the World
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Trish Patriot
Pennsylvania Anthracite Company
Strife
Ees
West Pointers
Provost Garrison
University of Pennsylvania
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Wilkie
Secret Service
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Root
Smith
Cortelyou
Loeb
Dewey
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Mnevy
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Graves
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Will Powoe
Humbolt, Neb
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State Board
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Stark & EU Ser
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