Sites of Encampments Not Yet Decided for Fifty-First Fifty-Second Units
The adjutant general reports practice sites for guard encampments. Peters second regiment may camp at Fonda and Perry ninth at Cedar Falls from July 8 to 14 and July 17 to 23 respectively. Oska toosa sought for Fifty-first with Atlantic as a backup. New Company I to be formed at Independence replacing the Oelwein unit. Cresco will replace the Independence company. Fred W. Lehmann urged Iowa site and building plans in St Louis. Iowa building site selection should occur soon and construction may move forward in 1903. The Des Moines secretary of state filings include Lake Park Fuel Co and Capital, plus Des Moines Terminal Co.
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Fifty-first
Oskatoosa
Atlantic
Adjutant General's Office
Shamshonte
Marienen
Unifor
Guard
Kitaki
Quartermaster General
H. A. Allen
Independence
Forty- Ninth
Oelwein
Cresco
Lehmann Oxile
Gov
Cummins
Fred W. Lehmann
St. Louis
Lehmann
Des Moines
St. Paul
Iowa Commission
Soldiers’ Orphans
Davenport
John Cowttie
Board of Control
William Larrabee
Byers
Wiera
Gladbrook
Stock
John Lindt
Council Bluffs
G. A.B
L. B. Cousens
L. Kincaid
R. T. St. John
Riceve
Secretary of State
I Lake Park Uel Company
Capital
Town and Dakota Mining and Improvement Company
The
Des Moines Terminal Company
F. Hubbeil
H. D. Thompson
C. Huttenlocher
England's Financie Strength in Lords Speech
In London before the second reading of the Joan bill Lord Goschen and ex chancellor spoke on the financial position. Consols paid 2 7 but stood at 7. After conversion and war debt of £159,000,000 the country could commend its economic stamina as the premier praised the remarks.
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London
Joan Bil
House of Lords
Gosehen
Iberal
Lord Salisbury
Death of Prof Gott Goff Dims Wisconsin Horticulture Scene
Professor Gott Goff of the University of Wisconsin in Madison died suddenly today after an operation on Monday. He was prominent in educational circles and had shown temporary improvement yesterday before growing weaker.
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Gott
Madison
Wis
Juna Fi Emmet Geoff
University of Wisconsin
Profesent Goff
Sixty third Annual meeting of Iowa Congregational churches closes
The sixty third annual Iowa State association of Congregational churches ends with note of unity and planning. The Plymouth church dedication is highlighted along with business sessions and a governor reception at the capitol. Resolutions praise Horace Bushnell and Atlanta Theological Seminary and discuss ministerial annuity plans.
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Helier
Atlanta ‘Theological Seminary
South
State
Atlanta Seminary
Horace Bushmell
State Association of Congregational Churches
Iowa
Atlanta Theological Seminary
Hellier
General Association
Creston Gains Amid Congregational Convention In 1903 Plan
Iowa Congregationalists discuss Creston as next annual meeting site and Andover Seminary moving to Grinnell later. Resolutions urge liquor opposition and interstate commerce police control. Tributes to John Henry Barrows noted with sermons and committee actions, including ministers’ relief and southern education efforts.
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New Theological Seminary
Iowa College
Grinnell
Congress
Iowa Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers
John Henry Barrows
Gber-on College
Finney
Fairchild
F. C. Hellier
Atlanta
Congregational Theological School
Demorest
South
Gulf States
Loba
India
Plymouth Church
Des Moines
Cresten Gsina
Qreston
Creston
Osage
Dubuque
Craston
Dan F. Bradley
Andover Theological Seminary
Andover
Mass
Runnell
Department of
Town College
W. A. Bartlett
Chicago
Pride of Red Oak crushed by visitors in nine innings
Des Moines pitcher Weimer faced a powerful Kansas City lineup as the Pride of Red Oak was shellacked in nine innings. Key hits and misplays defined the game with Weimer, Ketchem, and Robinson contributing for the visitors while Papa Quinn sparked the locals with three strong hits. Umpire Stearns drew ire from fans and players amid disputed calls.
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Des Moines
Welmer
Manningites
Gettysburg
Kaws
Wilkins
Missouriens
Usabaggers
O'Leary
Ryan
Jacob Weimer
Jakey
Weimer
Hoffer
Shannon
Robinson
Papa Quinn
Louisville
Ketchem
Messitt
Quinn
Warner
Hanson
Allen
Kemmer
Raws
Armstrong
Shortston
Middle Garden
Lobeck
Stearns
Wilson
Lobsch
Sexton
Peoria I
Milwaukee
Peoria
Bree
McGill
McPherson
Lucia
Omaha
Joseph
Ned
Chinn
B.hle
Oo St
Fosaph - OS
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Gonding
Chinn and Roth
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colo
Togays
Park Wilson
RHE
Colo. Springs
LeLondegas
McCloskey and
McConnell
Bickelley and Baerwald
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Laback
OD Backof
Li Hanson
Kansas
Dire
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POAE
Sketchem
Iz Armstrong
Hickey
Messiit
Kansas City
Wilking
Backef
Boer Officers Parole From Bermuda Camps
June 6 in Hamilton Bermuda reports Boer officers in prison camps near the island have been granted parole. Generals Cronje Wessels Botha and other leaders emerged ashore and expressed relief that the war ended and desire to return home. Officers invited to an at home at government house tomorrow.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Cronje
Wessels
Botha
Government House
Duel challenged in Rome over East Africa budget dispute
In Rome on June 6 Signor Franchetti, a chamber of deputies member, challenged Foreign Minister Prinetti to a duel following a heated lobby discussion about Eritrean policy in East Africa budget plans.
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Chamber of Deputies
Signor Franchetti
Chamber
Signor Prinetti
Batteries-Wright and Wood, Winters, Prentiss and Warner.
Pittsburg and New York split a doubleheader with Pittsburg winning 4-0 and New York 8-5 in separate games. Chicago beat Brooklyn 7-3. Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 8-5. Cincinnati edged Boston 4-3. others include Fort Dodge over Algona 2-1 and Vermillion defeating Brookings 82-? in a track meet. O'Brien KO's Neil in Chicago. horse racing results from Cincinnati and Chicago short summaries.
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Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
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Brh.e
Deheny
Smith
Matthewson
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Lee
Jackbach
Yerkes
J. We Cincindate
Rhe
Malarkey
Kittredge
Thielman
Peltz
Oaks Day at Epsom Marred by Rain Rain Spoils Parade
Royal party arrived as showers swept the course and crowds along the downs. Oaks contenders gathered in the paddock with Scepter the favorite amid betting of 5 to 2 against, Grass Jug 7 to 1, and Simeon filly 7 to 1. Scepter surged to the front and won easily in a damp, festive setting.
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London
Epsom
Edward
Prince’ of Wales
Downs
Stevier
Scepter
Glass Tug
Lord Cadofan
Prigonér
Simoon
Grass Jug
Simeon
Kr J. Blendell
Doubt Cast On All British Shipping Combine Plans
London reports question the feasibility of an all British shipping combine amid press guesses. Associated Press inquiries show sources doubt the project’s reality. Lord Rothschild has not committed and discredits reports. Baring Brothers similarly doubt British opposition to the American plan.
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British Trust
Spt Morgan
London
Associated Press
Lord Rothschild
Combine
Baring Brothers
Mercantile Finance
Cough Cures Caster Narrates Ayer Pectoral Trust
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cured a dreadful four year cough per a patient from Winnie Virginia. The testimonial notes a half bottle sufficed and mentions a price of 1 dollar plus supplier details. The advertisement lists Ayer Co of Lowell Massachusetts and includes standard promotional wording.
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J. L. Johnson
Winnie
Va. c
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Ayer CO
Lowell, Mase
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