Hendersons Secretary Leads to Capitol Visit
Private secretary John Richars, to Speaker Henderson, arrived in Des Moines for a short stay during holidays as Congress adjourns. Reporters note the Senate may take up the Henderson measure post recess, with expectations of passage and a unified Republican stance in contrast to Democrats from eastern states. Richars plans to stay several days, then return to Washington as the legislative session continues.
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Jiln Riehavs
Privictecretary
Henderson
Cme
Des Moinen
Cangres Hayliys
Aantters
Wrahington
Ahd
Capital
Che
Gomt
Senate
Wittth
Repubtlein Congress
Ash Ieee
Oie Democratie
House
Overstvert Reepublican
Indianas
Rengeesiin
New York
Pat
Democraty
Alto
Tim
Southern Democrat
Min
Indie House
Towan
Bods
Pubichris
Mich da Patel
Michards
Iowa
Reogresva
Woshington
Aliizon
Gear
Amoithi
First Presbyterian Directory and nearby churches
Church listings from the directory show First Presbyterian on Eleventh Locusts corner with services at 11 and 7:30 pm and Sunday school at 9:46 am, plus youths at 6:45 pm. It notes St. John's Episcopal, First Congregational, St. Luke's, Second Presbyterian, Third Presbyterian, First Baptist, and several German, Methodist, and Orthodox congregations with service times, Sunday schools, and youth activities across various streets and corners.
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First Presbyterian
Eleventh and Locusts Treaty
W. ©. Ruston
D. D
Tn. m
St. John’s Episcopal
Dee
First Congregational
Hopekins
Jean ‘Thexert
Dany
ST. Lurmn's
Methodist Wplucapan—Corner
Win
Arnold Shanklin
Iamon
Epworth League
Phoebu Coates
Woodnesday
Second Presbyterian Church
Owen Davis Odell
P. S.C
Junior & C. I
First Baptist
Main
Twelfth Strets
J. B
Young Ptopte’s Society's of Christian Endeavor
Jackson Avenue
Episcopal
Twenty-Second Street
A. D. Welch
Salt Jackson Avenue
First German Presbyterian
Seventeenth and
Iowna Streets
Perdinand Urbach
Grandview Avenue
Methodist-Episcopal
Delhi Street
J. W. Crowder
Et Immanuel
Eighteenth
Jackson Streets
HH. Fleke
Summitt Hill
Dellis Street
M. Orvis
Seventeenth
Iowa Streets
Louis Brenner
Muntz Memorial Chapel
OL Pers
Order of Humane Society
C. G. W. Adams
Liberty Wmall
Main Street
Progresuivea Spirituniiste’ Association
YY. M. CG. A
McTill
Notce
A.M. BE
Laura A. Juptin
Earliest settler John Palmer of Dubuque dies at 58 years
Dubuque mourns its oldest settler John Palmer dead at his 240 Nevada street home after seventy two years in the lead mine district and sixty eight in Dubuque. Born August 3 1813 in Christian county Kentucky he joined the Black Hawk War and later held trusted posts. Survived by two children Edward D. Balmer and Elizabeth Graham and second wife Mary Graffort. Funeral time to be announced.
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sDubuque
John Palmer
Dubuque
Mr. Palmer
Christian County
Kentucky
Galena
Mary Hawyther
Edward D. Balmer
Yankton
Elizabeth Graham
Hardin County
Mary Graffort
Desk Sergeant Thomas Reilly Reports Dubuque Crime Drop
The annual desk sergeant report shows Dubuque crime decreased from 1898 to 1899 with 118 fewer arrests. Lodgers numbered 1761 in 1898 and 1439 heaving a $12 favorable balance for 1899. The city of over 46 000 has fewer nomads and rounders, improvements credited to police vigilance and work opportunities. Arrests by offense are listed with counts for 1898 and 1899, including assault, assault with intent to kill, burglary, larceny, intoxication, and other minor offenses, totaling 15627 for the year.
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Thomas Reilly
Dubuine
Police Department
Dubuque
Lens
Cour
Marshall Morgan
Andag Goon Ag
Leeserepeerener
Steeere
Prairie unloads exhibits for Paris expo and sails to New York
New York reports the cruiser Prairie has completed unloading its Paris exposition cargo at Havre and will sail today for New York. A second American exhibits cargo to France is planned to depart New York around January 25. John B. Cauldwell directs fine arts for the U S commission and is arranging the American art exhibit. Prof Benjamin Woodward, assistant U S commissioner, hosted a dinner honoring Commander Mackenzie aboard the Prairie.
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New York
Praiie
Havre
France
New
York
John B. Cauldwell
United States Commission
Praia
Haye
Benjamin
D ‘Woodward
United States
Mackenzie
United States’ Auxiliary
Pratrie
Venezuelan ex-president Andrade hides in Porto Rico
Prefect and naval and military authorities of Havre, the American consul and Lieut. W. S. Sims, United States naval Attache at Paris, and Prairie officers attended. Gen Andrade, former Venezuelan president, who fled on a warship, is living quietly in Porto Rico under American protection. He has sent back the warship and other national property and is living as a private citizen.
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Havre
Sims
United States
Paris
The
Prairie
Washington
Gen
Andrade
Venezuela
Porto Rico
Gen. Andrade
Vienna
Wolf
Schwartz
Poplel
Prock
Maroczy
Atalopia
Atalapin
Marocsy
Albin
Marco
Popiel
Schiechter
Kerto
Lansing
Mich
Amusements at Grand Opera House January program
Amusements listings show a Breach of Promise and a slate of shows January 2 to January 27 at the Grand Opera House. The note highlights the farce Breach of Promise with Tim Murphy in The Carpetbagger and praises Murphy and the cast, describing the plot of the Irishman Owen Gilligan, Daisy Tynes, and Rosie Murphy, with comedic and romantic elements. Dr. King’s New Life Pills are advertised at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Gilligan
Daisy Tynes
Peter Grafton
Daisy
Gilligan
Rosie Murphy
Owen
Vnurphy
Gen Lawton Funeral Attended by Army Officers and Officials
Funeral ceremonies for Gen Henry W Lawton killed at San Mateo on Dec 18 were held with a procession from the vault to a transport at Pasig. The line included the Twentieth Regiment band, Gen Hall and staff, Fourth Cavalry, artillery, clergymen, foreign consuls, Philippine Supreme Court members, and native delegations with wreaths. Women from towns associated with Lawton offered condolences to Mrs Lawton. The casket was shuffled to a tug at Pasig as taps sounded, and four enlisted pallbearers accompanied the remains back to the United States.
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Manila
Henry W. Lawton
San Mateo
Paco
Luna
Rasig
Thomas
Marrin
Simon
Haberkam
Oakum
Mohrusen
Lawton
Hall
Fourth Cavalry
Wheeler
Watson
Bates
Torsythe
Kobhbe
Sghwan
Oo Naval Battalion
OuUs
Philippine Supreme Court
Genawton
Pasig
Plerea
United States
Chicago is Out of Luck as Democrats Eye Milwaukee or Kansas City
In a South to New York swing, Eliot Danforth reports that southern democrats favor moving the national convention from Chicago to Milwaukee or Kansas City. He notes unity in the party, shifting focus to trusts and imperialism, with Bryan repeatedly named. A Washington HQ likely, and an eastern nominee expected. Readers are told of a $100 reward for Hale's Catarrh Cure, with testimonials and a Toledo address.
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New York
Eliot Danforth
Democratic State Committee
South
James IX. Jones
National Committee
Danforth
Evening Post
Chicago
Milwaukee
Iansas City
Talgo
Washington
Mr. Danforth
Bryan
Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Heart OF Maryland
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Atlantic
Opie Read
Frank S. Pixley
Mr Murphy
Mississippi
Murphy
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Dorothy Sherrod
Gen. Lawton
M. ‘W. Everhart
Carlinville
Til
Oxford Muffiers
Goon
WM. T. Roehl
Matinde
Yatlon
Harger & Bush
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A. 8. Lipman
Mr Walker Whiteside
Lelia Wolston
Red Cockader
Keupenre
Hamlet
Hargi
Lgoge OF
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the Scalchi Operatic Festival Co
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Sofia Scalche
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