Windmills Transforming the Northwest Prairie Life
A New York Sun piece by LeMarg argues windmills replace Delft decorative myths with practical power across Nebraska Iowa the Dakotas and Minnesota. It notes windmills irrigate pastures supply domestic water reduce labor improve insurance losses and suburbanize farm life while highlighting a 100 mph April storm that wrecked many mills and shifted insurer liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMarg
New York Sun
Jlolland
Mid-West
Nebraska
Iowa
Dakota
Minnesota
Prairie
Hollane
Prairies
Holland
Holand
Nebrasknd Dakote
Sumaly
Minneola
Sntited States Weather Bureau
Striving for Effect in Local Clothier Ad
An advertisement emphasizes careful stock selection and skilled workmanship to ensure stylish garments. It promises elegant tailoring, precise cutting, and well-made trousers, with prices deemed fair and high enough to guarantee quality.
Doctor relieves air buildup in patient with swollen body
In Quin tie town a man with advanced consumption and extreme body swelling receives treatment to remove trapped air. Dr Tyler punctures the skin and uses a pump plus a chest tube to evacuate air, improving breathing and strength. The patient gains hope and may walk in days. Roosevelt horseback photos prompt public reaction in New York World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quintie
Asler
Oakdale
Gleason
Tyler
Sigar Dimany
Dr. 1
Jerneyt
New York
Boston
Opposes Panama Route in Senate Canal Debate
Senator Mitchell of Oregon argued against the Panama route, denouncing the Spooner amendment and the Panama Canal Co. He warned the United States would face a century of legal controversy, questioned the transfer of route selection to the president, and urged Congress to assume responsibility rather than yield to a costly foreign project. He warned of competition from Nicaragua if Panama chosen and called the enterprise a vast fraud and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London Dock
Senate
Mitchell
Oregon
Panama
Panamaanal Company
United States
Congress
Nicaragua
Panama Canal
Spooner
Canal
France
Panama Cainal Company
Panama Canal Company
Fischer and Ivers Pond Pianos represent best value in city
Fischer and Ivers Pond Pianos offer the largest value for money in the city, with sales available on Mash or terms to suit customer needs.
The Marks Music House and the Female Drummer Heroine
A fragmented 19th century tale recounts a woman who joined German forces as a drummer under the name August Reve during a great war. She fought near Gehrde forest in Reguerangsbezirk Lune pug, was mortally wounded, and memorials arose in Dannenberg and Potsdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izen
August Reve
Lutzow Corps
Gehrde Forest
Reguerangsbezirk Lunepug
Kreis Danneberr
Asi
Dannenberg
Potsdam
Godmother to Thousands at Bellevue Hospital
Marie Keechen, longtime Bellevue Hospital attendant and sponsor to thousands of foundlings, died recently. She spent over thirty years at the institution, earning the title oldest inhabitant, and was known as a second mother to homeless waifs and Catholic-ward children. Her age remained uncertain, with she once suggesting 56, though contemporaries believed she was older. Her past and origins stay shrouded, records offering little clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York American and Journal
Believue Hospital
Cheae
Tour
Marie Keechen
Eveat
Marie
Bellevue
Hospital
Maric Keechen
Promotions in the Army Names Nominations at White House
Secretary Root and President Roosevelt held a long White House meeting to confirm army nominations. A new surgeon general will succeed General Sternberg, with two major generals and two brigadier generals slated to fill vacancies created by retirements of Generals Wheaton and Brooke, all to be reviewed by the Senate next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Roosevelt
Washington
Jone
White House
Army
George M. Sternparg
Lioyd Wheaton
John BR. Brooke
Senate
Wherton
Brooke
MILI FOLLOWS SCHEDULE WEST POINT DELAYS
General Miles will not return to Washington until after West Point ceremonies. He will spend the night in Syracuse and arrive in New York tomorrow forenoon as part of his prearranged schedule. Washington news also reports Cuban reciprocity talks with no agreement after second committee conference. Anarchy bill amendments mostly failed. House adjourned before final action.
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Washington
West Point
Miles
Syracuse
New York
Comliation Commiiee
Leet Sugar
Senate Committee On
Moy
McCall
Massachusetts
de Armond
Sours
They Want Money Back
Securities filed in Umi court seek 127000 damages against Western Union and others over a cattle swindle. C W and D L Schiever of Britt Ka and the Bank of Havelock claim losses after a phantom Denison Bank transfer was telegraphed by Barnes confederates. Telegraph company faces a key question of telegram responsibility for a false message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Umi
Tasures
Weetom Union Velograph Company
C. Wt
Dl. Scheiver
Britt. Ka
Hank
Havelock
Jawa
Schiver Brothers
Barnes
Bank of Denison
Ind
Brit
Lehriver
Western Union Company
dGevesit
Telegraph Company
Bank of Havelock
Western Union
Denison
GQUIFER WINS CONTEST AT REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
Winterset Iowa June 7 At the Republican county convention John A Gusher won the nomination for judge defeating Caleb Robbins by a large majority He selected his own delegates to the judicial convention The only other contest was for county attorney with BL Capper defeating Sam Brith for nomination Resolutions endorsed national and state administrations State delegates backed Bosquet for clerk of the supreme court Congressional delegates were instructed to back Hil There is a listed slate of county and state ticket including Clerk R L Houseton Auditor L A Mueller Recorder W J Haines Attorney W S Doane Supervisor James Breckenridge and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterset
John A. Gusher
Conven
Bosquet
Clek
Supreme Court
Hil
LGG
I . Green
John Black
J. A. Crossley
Charley Thompson
C. CG. Bheldat
Ban C. Smith
J. A. Wel
M. Rowes
Pood Ip. Tlazon
Cll. Wilson
Vi Naelki
Will Lodge
James Breckenridge
Fb. J. Brack
W.J' Libby
M. A. Brown
PL Young
Warry Denny
C. Stiles
R. L. Honeton
L. A. Mueller
W. JH. Vanes
Doane
W. Fr, Stewart
Death and funeral for Arthur B. James noted in Denison
The body of Arthur B. James who died by his own action in Chicago Thursday evening arrived in Denison for burial accompanied by J. W. Campbell. The funeral is set for Sunday at 2 PM from the Methodist church under K P Lodge rites. Campbell says there was no love affair cause. A separate report from Dougherty describes forming a Farmers Elevator cooperative on the Rockwell plan, seeking land from Northwestern Railroad for a depot, facing rivalry from Nye Schneider and Northern Grain elevators, with a state railroad commission meeting scheduled Saturday to decide the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Arthur B&b. James
Chicago
J. W. Campbell
James
Denison mi
Campbell
Mason City
Oine
Dougherty
Farmers Elevator Company
Rockwell
Farmers’ Alliance
Swhich
Nye & Schneider
Northern Grain Companies
State Railroad Commission
Northwestern
Britten Medical Institute Opens Free Treatment Branch
The Britten Medical Institute establishes a permanent city branch at 416 Walnut, offering free treatment for all invalids for three months through June 2, with consultation, examination, minor surgery, and guaranteed care. Hours listed vary. services include a broad range of diseases and deformities with emphasis on rapid, personal patient contact.
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British Medical Institute
Walnut St
Britten Medical Institute
Walnut Erect
Kogn
Mm. Saudas
I P.m. Lively
Vhotr
Health Giving Vapors Promise Cure for Catarrhal Diseases
A testimonial promotes Copeland Medical Institute treatment claiming it reaches nose and throat membranes, lungs, and chest to relieve chronic catarrhal consumption and bronchial disease. A patient describes prior failures with old methods and reports relief, renewed energy, and improved breathing after the home treatment. The piece urges readers to request Doctor McLean's Free Literature and consultation blank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Berg
Paul
Copeland
Tobys
Copstead Medical Institute
Saturrateg Cure Promised By Local Remedy Ad
An OCR damaged page promotes a Dr McLean remedy for chronic illness with claims of satarrhal poison as a perfect cure. It references Thomas McManus and Rockford Iowa addresses, banking changes at Rockford, and a Republican county convention with various named delegates. It also notes new sleeping car service on the Wabash from Des Moines to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Charles City
Dune
T-Pain Reok
Oeckford
Lia
Roelford Banking Company
Gorparnth
Egistenes
Timken Araetes
Mary J. Layman
JM. Pt Te OW Eta
Jon Unbrail
Trev. Wallice
Aa Waser
Solis Cahill
James Murray
Roelkford
Pottery Johnson
Aid Wal
Capitol Storks
Vermillion Tadorved
Jadze
Concorde
Especity
Res Publican
Tutae
Delowit
I. Mi. Drakes
PB. Pane
LG. Fle
Tov. Darrows
James Merrit
Powell
J. K. Truston
Centersville
Robert Wilson
R.W. Carson
Compass clues from sunlit signs and nature lore
A guidance note on using tree bark color moss and resin on south and north sides to determine direction. It explains how evergreen and hardwood trees differ in bark roughness moss and gum, leaf color and vein contrast, and how stones, ferns and flowers show south facing tendencies. Also mentions a popular excursion to Seph Missouri with a special train from Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
New York Wall Paper and Stationery buys Warfield-Chase
The New York Wall Paper and Stationery Company purchases the Warfield-Chase business in Des Moines. Backed by strong finance the new company plans to expand into several Midwestern states and extend sales through five experienced representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Wall Paper Company
New York Wall Fic Company
Tis
Wath Pany
Bankrupe Steel
New York
Ts Wall Paper
Weel Hidetreet
Des Moines Union
New York Wall Dieehend Stationery Company
H. Trumter
Talerane
Towa
Wehr
North Dakela
South Cak Hole
Minnesota
Misssouri
Kansas
Wisconsin
MD Utter
Lts
Stan’ Co
Warfield-Chase Company
Annd
Appr
Hines
Silesman
Warfield-Chage Company
Warfield-Chage
New York Company
Des Moines
Warfield Chase Company
Hunter
People's Saveing Bank
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Vin Mariani
Alb
M. LE Nordez
Dijon
Wee Beh
Lenardez
Farmers’ Assistent
Northwest
Walnut Street
New York World
Senator Mitchell
Music House
Seventh Street
Fischer and Ivers
the Marks Music House
Walnut and
Locust
Hattenback
Dentury
Daria Keechen
TAR
Mili
Fightara
Mleonore Prochaska
Mateh HW
Sehriver Bree
Bank of Have Rock
Gquifer
Madison
Arthur B. James
Devon
McLean
Copeland Medical Institute
Mutual
Pep
Weilnenslt Ys Auf
Saluee Tass
Stibtys
Wom
Sat
Thomas McMuanis
Toseph
Weston Taily
St. Joseph
Adek
Capper Fifth
Walnut Streets
Inkes
Warfield- Chass Company
Stachanery
Ulin
Loys
Sola
The
American Kola Co
Pes Moines
Dyers
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