Young Lady Observes X ray demo at Epworth Seminary
About 35 Epworth Seminary students witnessed Dr A Seemann operate the citys only X ray machine. Professors and local figures accompanied the group as the demonstration showed X ray use on a students injured finger and other parts. The afternoon included extensive explanations and a chance to view the device through a dictionary of 2000 pages.
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Epworth Seminary
de I A. Seemann
Physici
G. H. Lretwall
Bre
Hretant
Prot
Hretman
Tie Marty
Mex
Hretnanl
Carowthers
van Oxsall
Baws
Yours
J. Arthur Youngs
Moray
Nan
Seenmn
Penetraton
Seeman
Dr. Seeman Ias
Doerness
Fidiee
Dro Seemon
Elise
Eines
Mide
Tsmmy
Seemann
Sisters Win Big Lead in Phang Contest
In a tense competition the Sisters of the Visitation dominate the field with a wide margin, the rival teams faltering as the leading group seizes victory. The report notes the Sedern Werehneneath the others while the Sisters press ahead, sealing the win for BW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phang
Sisters of the
Visttation
Elstert
Waisy Sisters of the Visitation
Ames State College funding debate stirs tensions and questions
The Ames state college seeks five year tax support and a 21 500 for various purposes while taxpayers face a 55 cent tax yield. Governor Shaw backs the appropriations for the institution, arguing the need to maintain agricultural education as the town college name. Trustees argue the school serves the state and should not be renamed to placate farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alax Levy Woo
Motaes
Jun
Phe
Atate University
Ania
Mintyrurt
Che Pi
Pteneral Peulle
Aertenltural College
Lourd of Trustees
Larraree's Successor Named in State Board Talks
Dey Némes and Jan W. Siney, former Cov Laretree official, say they will not rejoin the state board of control. Gov Shaw faces pressure as adjournment nears. two years ago the board was established and three members now compose it remains under debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larraree
Dey Némes
Jan. W.siney
Laretree
Mtate Board of Control
Gov. Shaw
Bofury
Chas Keller Alive Despite Chicago Rumor
Reports circulated in Chicago claiming Chas Keller had died. The traveling salesman for Holding Brow Co. and his wife are said to be well and living on the South Side. Keller recently left Chicago and was last seen before his departure.
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Chicago
Chicasco
Kellar
South
Katlar
Town Anti Saloon League Seeks Five Mile Prohibition
The Town Anti Saloon League convention urged a law banning sale or manufacture of intoxicating liquors within five miles of any state institutions of learning. It backed stronger enforcement of temperance laws, opposed local option, and established an induction committee led by Th Aberena, state superintendent of the league.
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Anti- Saloon League
Aberena
League
Mike Craugh Named Captain To Succeed Murphy
Mayor Berg announced the appointment of Mike Craugh to the Main Street police captaincy, succeeding the late Captain John J. Murphy. Craugh, a longtime officer, received broad business support and was chosen from among three equally qualified applicants for proven service and recommendations. The promotion is intended as an incentive to faithful work and begins tonight.
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Berg
Mike Craugh
Main Street
John J. Murphy
Mr. Craugh
The
Herald
Mayer Berg
Key West
Bryan on Gold Bug at University Chapel
William J. Bryan addressed an audience of over two thousand at the University chapel Columbia Mo. He spoke on Reading Problems and later was guest of honor at a Century Club dinner where he denied a Boston report favoring a protective thrift on wool and said no statement on free wool importation had been made. He compared the Philippine problem to a looking glass and commented the gold party would have little impact on the presidential election with true democrats backing the free silver platform. His address on Pending Problems covered many political topics including support for an income tax and enforcement of such law.
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Columbia, Mo
Tan
William J. Bryan
University Chapel
Century Club
Col. Bryan
Boston
Bryan
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Coughs and Lung Ailments
A patient from Winfield reports a severe cough and breathing difficulties that persisted under medical care until using Dr King's New Discovery. It claims complete cure for coughs colds bronchitis flu pneumonia asthma hay fever and chest throat lung issues. Bottle price one dollar at local druggists. The Roberts Commutes met briefly and adjourned to Monday.
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Hin Myavite
M. Ross
Winfield
Lena
Dr. King
J. W. Ruete
Shouted for Britain at Chicago meeting
About three thousand people attended a rally under the Sons and Daughters of Great Britain in Chicago. The event raised one thousand dollars for British soldiers widows and orphans as Boers and political matters were discussed with enthusiasm.
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Britain
Chicago
Central Music
Sons and Daughters of
Great Britain
Water Works official charged with embezzlement in Sandusky
J Atf fleck secretary of the Sandusky water works for years was arrested tonight on embezzlement charges. Authorities say a $20,000 shortage is alleged against the official by city funds auditors.
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Sandusky, C
Jan. U
Wwm
J. Atffleck
Bann of Water Works
Des Moines Pest House Burned by Citizens
Des Moines reports the pest house in North Des Moines burned this evening by unknown perpetrators to prevent its use for small pox patients. The city treasurer Henry F. Bonifré is preparing to receive the city tax for 1999.
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Des Moines
Taxen
Henry FB
Oniffre
French Affairs in Paris Lacking Dramatic Week
Paris reports a quiet week in the chamber with formal proceedings chiefly. Deschanel’s opening speech appeals for peace and cross party cooperation while the colonial news notes the occupation of Insalah in Sahara and possible Moroccan acquiescence. France weighs naval reconstruction and a U S reciprocity treaty remains stalled in committee.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ayer
M. Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Brisson
France
Insalah
Sahara
Ingateh
Morocco
Insatah
Chamber
M. Lockroy
Marine
Census Year and Enumeration Details Across Districts
Census year brings a nationwide count with supervisors appointing enumerators to cover districts. Wages range from 2 to 3 cents per name and 15 to 20 cents per farm, with a six week city completion target and year end population announcement planned.
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Sam
United States
State board raises premiums for old soldiers aid
Des Moines June 13 The directors completed their revision of the premium and increased the total to about 5 000 to 6 000 dollars. This morning the board listened to arguments from representatives of old soldiers regarding the addition of pension aid and whether it should be adopted.
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Des Moinen
Ciss
Pernna cure claims by Illinois official and Ohio nurse
A letter from Roxas Tyler of Chicago lauds Pe runa as a life restoring remedy for catarrh and lung consumption. Mrs. Arthur L. Hamilton and Mrs. L Keene praise Pernna for health restoration, while notices urge persistent use and direct readers to the Pernna Medicine Company for a free medical booklet.
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Roxas Tyler
Illinois Woman's Alliance
Peroneto
Dr. Hartman
Egat 60Th Street
Chicago
Ill
Arthur L. Hamilton
Hamilton
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Goodale St
Columbus
Ohio
Hartman
Mra
Hamton
Peru
C. R. Adams
Pe-ra-na
Pernna Medicine Company
Mules for British Army Ships Return to Load for South Africa
New Orleans dispatch reports the Ionia, Corinthian and Kilmena British transports returning to load mules for South Africa. Corinthian carried 1,180 mules. losses were light on the voyage, with 14 mules lost from the Jonin and Kil mena similarly satisfactory. Government pressure to support the expedition was noted, and Cape Town’s war anxieties described as high with Boer prospects viewed pessimistically. Some sailors stayed aboard to assist mutineers and stock duties after landing, receiving pay before discharge.
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New Orleans
Ionia
Corinthian
Kitdena
South Africa
Fron
Cape
Town
Patriots or Traitors Beside the Lines in the War
A fragment notes that many people remain in the country to pursue fortunes and that several joined the Boers, with the majority reportedly supporting that cause. The passage reflects divided sympathies and wartime alignments within the community.
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Shan the Xray
Senate
Frank C. Hoyt
At Pleaxant Asylum
Quaifilenton
Mein
Ge Cginne
Cloverior Larrabee
Voyt
Home
Tegument Agaknet
Mexervey
Fort Dodge
Fle
Webster County
A. RK. Punk
Funk
Board of Control
Wayx
Shaw
Hia
Fonk
Che
Gov. Bhaw'y
Bunt
Chas, Keller
James Levi
Mill Direct
James Levi & Co
Capt
Murphy
Ars Astor
Cedar Rapids
New York
William Astor
Mrs. Astor
John Jacob Astor
West
Carbondala,tu
Frank Davie
Tehy
Wuahtturton
Dan
Roberts Commutes
Nazareth
Bautmhover’s
Frank Conrick
Builders and Trades Exchange
Conrick
Gage
Toledo
Jan
Lyman J. Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Aled Pnntress
BURNS
Mall ‘Ie
Washington
Roxa Tiler
Ile
L. Keene
C.C
Peer Sabe
Sears, Roebuck & CO
H.A. Schunk, Ane Locustant Biatt
Mali
Colfax
Dubuque Malting Co
Schlite
Dubuque
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