Republican caucus details from Third ward precincts
The report lists delegates and committeemen chosen in multiple wards with Hull Prouty and Prouty delegates named. It notes caucus proceedings at city hall, secretary and committeeman reappointments, and upcoming meetings with speakers including mayoral candidate J. Patrick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G Olmsted
N. Bert
HL. G. Wind
Sixth Ward
Prouty
J. BE
Green
Ian
Hull
B. Breckenridge
Dleman
Hell
Cherri
A. H. McClinton
Ours
Dudse Ivan
Orast Avenue
Blake
Nod
Conic
T. Harter
Themitterman
J. F Barion
K. Macomber
W. J. Wilcox
George H. Carr
N. C. Towne
W. C. Miller
W. J. Tatta
A. A McLaughlin
William Geford
I. C. Miller
J. ‘W._ Chambers
Newcomb
Wiliam F. Barr
Jona Newburn
Third Ward
W. W. Pattee
J. G. Berryhill
E.W. Thompson
Berryhill
J. W. Browne
John A Monahan
City Hall
John McLennon
J. H. Bush
Frank J. King
John H. Merrill
Jacob Robinson
W. J. Arnold
B. Gottstein
I. Adler
F. B. Douglass
Owen Corcoran
Edward Murphy
J. H. Lopez
E. EB. Rehms
W. H. Moorehead
W. €. Bird
S. 8. Ethridge
Charles J. Sweeney
J. A. Wagner
P. H. Burns
Fronty
M. Greenleaf
J. J. Plattner
Freeman Shaw
R. N. Hyde
I. Thompson
Charles Trish
Grant Morrow
Ed Fitzgerald
Pranty
C. §. Jordan
Fifth Ward
John Peterson
William Ward
Andrew Berquist
William Brazelton
John A. Ryan
Thomas Meana
Mell Osten
John Wagner
Jonas Wagner
Sam Montieth
City in Brief reports weather, meetings and crimes
The itemized column notes colder weather with light snow in Des Moines and nearby areas, a local brick works project at Twentieth and Stott streets, and many community events. It covers school board plans, a mayoral election, a missing person’s return, a two day treasurers’ meeting in Des Moines, a railroad club meeting, park board plans, river bank improvements, a wandering man’s arrest, a dam fish kill, and remarks on a murder appeal and Union Park land rights. It also lists lectures, religious and social society meetings, a temple order, and a campaign committee notice with numerous local organizational events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deg Moines
Vichity
James Milne
Twentieth
Stott Streets
West Side
Joseph Canney
University Place
Des Moines
Railroad Men's
Aldiie Block
W. Hy. Hayden
PS. Provost
J. E. Plattner
EL EL Vale
Sath Avenue
School Street
Central Station
David Smith
Newton
Cad
Electric Grit Company
Wednesda
Jack Harris
J. E. Stout
Waltons
Lewis Miles
United States
Matt. Hunter
Homer Holland
Mt. Ayr
Hunter
Des Moines, Iowa Falls & Northern Railway Company
Union Park
W. B. Keffer
Board of Park Commissioners
Park Board
Mer. Jeffer
Des Moines, Iowa Falls
Sonneschein
Aid Society of Unity Ladg
W. G. Waters
Charles Streat
Ladies’ Relief Society
Columbia Hall
East Fourth
Locust Streets
Oratory Department
Highland Park College
College
Bhapel
Kilchi Gammi Literary Society
Temple Commandery
Order of the Temple
Temple of
Worris WH. Greer
Chicago
Central Presbyterian Church
Gregg
Dnulst
Des Moinca
Grege
Forty-first” Street Presbyterian Church
Howard Agnew Johnston
New York
Weary Storm on Gulf Deluges Alabama and Georgia
Rain swept the southeastern Gulf states with 3.96 inches in Atlanta and a cloudburst in Columbus washing away a bridge. Chattahoochee river rose two feet an hour. Birmingham and Montgomery flooded streets and tracks. West Point merchants moved goods to safety. flood warnings issued for Alabama and Georgia. New York telegraph strike and Northern Pacific executive visits spur market speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Atlanta
Gulf States
Columbus
Chattahatchie
Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery
Alabama
West Point
Weather Bureau
Georgia
Chattahotchie
Northern Securities situation unchanged says company rep
Mr Hill was not accessible at his office but a representative stated there was no new feature to the Northern Securities situation. Early visitors included Mr Morgan, Vice President Lamont of Northern Pacific, President Spencer of the Southern Railway, and Norman B. Ream of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Mrr
Mellen
Mr. Morgan
Lamont
Northern
Pacid
Spencer
Norman B. Ream
Chicago
Spencer and
Ream
Ae. Hilb
Harriman
Land Agents Banquet in Des Moines For Northwest Lands
Des Moines hosted a banquet after a general conference of Land Agency of Canby Mint and other western offices. John G Land and John d Lund led discussions on northwest settlement while Mayor Hartenbower and local figures toasted growth and railroad passes for agents bringing buyers to northern lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land's Land Agency
Canby
Mint
Des Moines
Northwest
John d. Lund
Iowa
Kirkwood
Land Lord Agency
Dakotas
Minnesota
Martenbower
Boerming
O'Brien County
Prairies
Mag Neal
John G. Land
Tavid's Land Arendy
Land
Lam
Missouri
Far West
Lundmaresky
Ndocomming
United States
Hartenbower
Kirkwond
J. A. Syndor
Social and Club Notes Highlight Quiet Wedding
Gossip notes reveal numerous society gatherings including a quiet home wedding of Mr. Charles Draper Prouty and Miss Mary Allee Benson at the bride’s home on Seventeenth Street with Maj or Bruce Pollock as door attendant and Rev. Dr. Guild officiating. Attendees wore pink and green decorations, Mendelssohn’s wedding march preceded the couple, and a two course luncheon followed in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Draper Prouty
Mary Allee Benson
Jane Ft Reneon
Seventeenth Street
Bruce Pollock
Katherine Knowlton
Jane Benson
Charles Vownsend
Lavender Fouilard
Shawhan
Sigourney
Mannie Webb
Mendelssohn
Greem
Rink
Guild
Mary Mott Briggs
Atcnson
Charles Wallock
Ross Patrick
Winnifred Murphy
Mary Darking
Thursda Fay
Park
Yeomen Anniversary Observed in Nineteen States
The fifth anniversary of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen is celebrated this week in lodges across 19 states. About 40 attended the K P hall event in which programs included piano solos, recitations, vocal numbers, a talk on the order’s future, a flour drill exhibition, and stereopticon views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
K. P. Hall
Scanlan
Harry
Paul
Florence Miller
Edith Robinson
Orda
Vans
Mabel G
Beott Tedhad
van Winkle
Dei
Carnet
Vanhaeation
Northwestern Dental alumni event and marriage inquiry noted
A fragment notes Alice Wonger returning from Chicago for the Northwestern University Dental School alumni gathering on Hishth and Washington with an inquiry about marriage. The text also mentions Rube and a merchant, reflecting a small town social notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alice Wonger Lhunter
Chicago
Mfumni
Northwestern University Dental School
Rube
Tha Vlothler
Captain Streeter Indicted On Murder Charge In Lake Michigan District
Chicago report states Captain Streeter, claimed ruler of the District of Lake Michigan, was indicted by the grand jury on murder related to the death of John Is. Wiel after a clash with Withem Mee NManierg, Henry Ibojdtke, and William Force. Witnesses included Henry Nynaper and Samuel Protine, the aged watchman, who was Kirk's companion. Streeter’s alleged role prompted surprise amid earlier statements clearing him. In Charleston, Meh, Admiral Schley and Captain Hobson received ovations at a public event marking American naval disasters, with speeches praising the Navy and the ships’ exploits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Captain Streeter
Wale
Lake Michigan
Withem Mee Nmanierg
Henry Ibojdtke
William Force
John Is. Wiel
Wm Wilute
Henry Nynaper
Samuel Protine
Kirk
Wni
Streeter
Schley
Hobson
Charleston
Meh
Plaudita
Admiral Sehley
Captain Hobson
Tion
Orthy
Tor
Memurias
Anilhe Addon
Admiral Schley
Caplan Nabson
Grant
Maina
Nheher
Mohsen
Congress of Mothers Officers Hotly Debated
Washington Feb 22 Congress of Mothers officers were elected with Mrs. Robert St. Cotton of North Carolina as secretary and Mrs. J. J. Dobleoy of Iowa as auditor. Current reports highlight school athletic results and a boxing bout in St. Louis with controversy over judging and a draw between Harry Haren and opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Mothers
Washington
Afl
Dresidunt
Mea
Dabete
Idaho
Audilar
J. 2. Dobleoy
Jawa
Biriyy Dee
Denjalon
St. Louis
Forbes
Tommy Pella
Sivan Oi
Ds Pau
Shay
Harry Haren
Golf Association Offloara selects Glenview Club for 1902 amateur championship
The United States Golf Association chose the Glenview Club of Chicago as the site for the amateur championship in 1902. Officers named include President Robertson and Secretary Way Ban, with Hallan as treasurer. Burlington cars advertise low-rate colonist tickets to the Northwest with travel options and a touring car service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Sinmiadt Menbers Fantehh
Glenview Club
Chicago
Haldiye
Amn
Rand
Robertson
Arar
D.R. Way Ban
Mathurin Hallan
Trea Urer
Hteehner
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Northwest
Wyoming
Burlington
Eura
Colonist
Chilonella
MARRIAGES BIRTHS AND DEATHS
Fragmented notices record marriages births and deaths with spellings and errors. Boang-Fowler wed February 3 in Cutelniath fa Headie Fowler and Carl Galino of St Louis, bride Wonder a glasser in city. they plan home in St Louis after quick trip. Also Gottschall dies from cold at 1499 West Grand. widow two daughters. Funeral details and names appear among scattered lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boang-Fowler
Cutelniath
Headie Fowler
Carl Galino
St. Louis
Misa Wonder
Fowler
Bie
Annual Banquet Held For Sorina of Function Times
A Long Island annual banquet was hosted by the Sorina of Function, with toastmaster Joseph J. Johnson leading a diverse program. Guests included representatives from Conti College, Penn State, and Dootherhood, along with musical performances and tributes to notable alumni.
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Greater
Aris-Emery Co
Frankel’s G. Harris
Emery Co
Priest
Lupin
Henrietta
Pierolas
Os West Iron Goods
Chambray
Sanzo
Ict
J. B. Mergen Byrne
F. R
Eleukeat
I. C. George Lacy
W. Gan
N. E. Coffin
Theo
Patricks
Twenty Fourth Street
Wighland Park
K.P. Hall
Berlin
William
Schloss
Count von Buelow
Arthur van Ewerk
Milthe
Bube
Rube's
Manhattan
Bronx
Long Island
New Jersey
Northern Pacific
President Hill
Great Northern Road
President Mellen
Northern 7
HM. Warriman
Mex Fco
Jobs G Lund
Holden Comedy Company
Grand Opera House
Walker Whiteside
Foster
Jule Walters
Horatio
Legion of Sousa
Mr. Sousa
Taondan
Maud Reese-Davies
Dorothy Hoyle
Arthur Pryor
Soli
Hurlbut
Ragged Hero
Foster's
Ian Kubelke
J. XN. McCash
Pepe Etseheseaulls Chart
Sivtebed
F. C. Gragn
W. PF. Head
Charles Cumming
Minsee Clare Ward
Helen Read Clara Wood
Heli Ward
Jala Renu
George Burnett
Addie’ McMurray
James S. Green
C. J. Jones
Barry Tolmes
Frank Carleton
Gideon Hugison
James Green
Jaci
Klumb
Gertrude Robinson
Philadelphia
Gummins
House of Representatives
Homer Miller
Robinson
W. A. Butler
Sltth Avenue
TL. Bowen
Seventh Street
Miss Shute
State Historical
Jot Flerrinit
EB. W. Bachman
AL UG Rrema
John Hush
FL Kendall
GG. Kerr
Z. Kling
Mets
Thorman Lambert
Ww. Lewry
Re Porter
J. Sokal
Aldrich
Robert Johns
Mise Myrtle Maa Mahana
Washington Street
TN. McCueh
PR. Morey
Walter [Rish
Fifth Street
Etale
PE. O's
Warren
Pella
V. A. Wilking
Supreme Vicn
Florence Carpenter
Nee Hollingsworth
TF. Prouty
George France
Harry, Ware
William AL. Brown
Savery
Women's Association
R. W. Bowden
Brattleborn Avenue
Mies Shute
Coon Rapids
Homer A. Miller
Marth Des Moines
Cord Club
Missy Emma Howell
Ralph W. Beeks
Aephoran Johnson
A.W. Mitchell
Charles Ice Reynolds
Browning
Armery
Elizabeth Frush
William Campbell
Tines Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Aguilar
Mert Lats
Paul Jones
Mount Ayr
Edward Proctor
Indiangia
B. J. Clark
Corydon
Mark .Williams
Dana Wagner
Joplin
Witt Howell
Léonard Everett
Council Watts
J. F. Filbert
Mise Rose “Inemaster
Tutin Tattle
Victor Hostlough
Mineteenth
Chavo
Carbondale
Bert Carbon
Robert Heynaide
Carrier Mills
Gray
Wiliamsson County
Saline County
Iowa Central
North
South Dakota
Pryen
Jews Central Road
Adidress Geo
Katty
PL & T
Marshalltown
la Grippe
Mudlont Profesalom
Yostreday
Terman
Murde
Regulfs
We High
Soulor Primarion
Iitilter
Ariti Fort
UW Neha
Dobmeon
Liamen Vel
Mani
Ursin
Carpenter Cthird
Korn
TON DE Te
Mrs
Howard Janes
Gotschalle
Wenet Grand Avenue
Phurrday
J. Gatuehall
Gotsehan
F. Abvera
Charles
Sunda Ing
Garver-Al Dreeden
A. A. Garver
Ming Ada Whilame
Oils City
Garver
Xielor
Mra
Will Burnett
Chester Commer
Willams
Chieazo
Nedin
Ambroee Ayer
Tiltanis
Tuvi Taney
Proctor Coal
the Savery
Bate Oradorbeal Association
Bekboo Die Savery
Matory Crn
Culipy
Dake
Joxenh J. Duhason
Conti
Idea
Odel
Dike University Scolerdado
Southey
Mixa
Sina Coleg
Santh Amd
Alonta
Pope
Red Wonder
Mornligsides
Cullen
Brien
Laws Sue College
Keir Carnell
Edy Vanty
Vansen College
Leita A. Miteliadt
Low Wratertin
Urner
Liang Vallage
Han Deadly
Cirmidy Fener
Jaral Udversty
Hq “Dherty
Rennatt Bros
Mourth Street
Chamberlain
Foster’s Opera House
Bexanion
Holden Gomedy
Buhl
Grand Opera House Area
Tim One
Louise Llewellyn
Area Ce
Ja Ike
Wendy
Auditoriut Gripe
Vrianphant
Great Hetty