Two Infant Brothers Die Within Days in Clare Iowa
Twin brothers of Mr and Mrs Willam Cunningham of Clare die within days of each other at their home on Roberts Avenue. Both infants died shortly after birth and are buried together in St. Volodomena's Cemetery. The two babies lived less than two weeks and were described as bright and strong before illness led to their deaths. Local funeral services were held for the first child prior to the second child's passing.
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St .Vodlomena's
Tuned
Wallam Cunntaghee
Clare
Clinethy Bun
Strom
Ubes
Marly
Childredt
Steko
Gregoires Pires
Sale of Mulbee house at Tenth and Choy streets
Peremptory sale of the Mulbee house at the southeast corner of Tenth and Choy streets occurs Monday morning July 30 at 11 o clock sharp. Terms cash. James B P Pedley, auctioneer.
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Gintfot
Mulbee House
Tenth and
Choy Streets
Cotmeneinis
James BP Pedley
Funeral Services for Rev. Lather Tateiek Cooney
Funeral rites for Rev. Lather Tateiek Cooney of Waterloo were held at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church. The service drew a large turnout with priests from multiple parishes in attendance and featured a procession of floral tributes from St. Joseph’s School and nearby academy communities. The bereaved include Rev. AL Cooney, pastor of the local church, and numerous clergy friends offered absolution and prayers for the departed.
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Lather Tateiek Cooney
New Alexie Tuesanes
St. Josephus Catholic Church
Waterloo
AL Cooney
Fawo
Malehhortias
Waterloo Courier
St. Joseph's
Sosos
Shebodes
St. Joxeplus
Fife
Wolbeck
St. Joseph's Church
Cho Ratge
Waterton
Cooney
Watersida
Oeseon
Jean T. Cogeroye
Ste Lath
Pegeou Reyv
James McCormick
Sanborn
Cercemontes
Kev
James Alulliaiun
West Union
Dean O'Dowd
Dor
James Ammerford
John Mogarty
Dubuque
Timothy Nulag
Wap Michael Hetherington
Lan Motte
Ft. J. Dousherts
Wavertys
Woln Norris
Calman
Shaking Hands Signals Peace Amid Silent Exchange
The June Tadtes Stume Journal notes a ritual where every knight carried a sword but showed peace by grasping hands with friends. When foes met, they restrained aggression and exchanged signals to avoid bloodshed, indicating a code of nonviolence despite readiness for conflict.
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June Tadtes
Formation of Cavalry Squadron Under Lieutenant Colonel Wilbert
The War Department orders the organization of a Philips wine cavalry squadron led by Lieut. Col Wilbert Witter of the Twenty-third Infantry United States Volunteers. It comprises four troops of native scouts with about 120 men per troop and is to serve no later than June 30, 1901 unless discharged sooner. Caloo eam barracks are designated as the rendezvous for the squadron.
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Washington
Philips Wine Cavalry
Wilbert, Witter
Twenty-third Infantry
United States Volunteers
Verve Oout
Calooeam
Webster City Bridge Worker Fatally Falls
John Stevens a longtime Ryan Packing Company watchman living at 14 Cleveland Avenue Webster City fell from a bridge while employed on a central bridge gang. He was fatally injured with few details available beyond the telegram report of the accident yesterday afternoon.
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John Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Ryan Packing Company
Cleveland Avenue
Webster City
Mrr
Stevens
Mer
Tinets Central Bridge
Hypnotist Devours Wealthy Women In Westchester Real Estate Scam
A New York Sun report recounts two elderly sisters lured by a fortune teller and hypnotist. They paid large sums for a furnished Westchester house, later revealed as a ruse to drain their money. The con artist allegedly controlled the pair, convincing them of wealth and delaying payments.
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Westchester County
Onmeo
Phat
PF O
Westchester
Cate
Noeow
Setting the River on Fire Story Fragment
A reprint from June Ladies' Home Journal explains an old saying about lighting sleeves on fire and the chaotic idea of setting a river on fire. It connects the term tee mee to a cautious view of clever actions and foolish mistakes with rural duties.
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Cha
Ladies’ Home Journal
Marriage Statistics in Porto Rico Highlight High Unmarried Rate
The 1890s census shows about 67 percent of Porto Rico residents unmarried, higher than the United States. Many couples live together by mutual consent without formal marriage, rising poverty and shifting social norms may reduce legal marriages. In Porto Rico 26.6 percent were either married or living as spouses.
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Porto Peo
United States
Pulne
West Indies
Porto Rico
United
Sale Announcement on Petticoats Beginning Monday
A store advertises washable ladies Petticoats offered at less than their cloth cost. Beginning Monday customers may choose any regular one dollar Petticoats at a reduced price.
School attendance in Porto Rico compared with the United States
The report states more than 10 percent higher figures at 385.7 and notes two-fifths of Porto Rico children age six to seven attend school while three-fifths over 10 do not continue past nine. It contrasts with 82 percent under 10 and 68 percent over in the U S in 1890 and cites Cuba’s 143 percent attendance for ages six to eleven as a benchmark.
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United States
Porto Rico
Porto Rivo
Cuba
Fatal Accident on the Central Involving Levi J Ripley
Levi J Ripley a brakeman on the Alioly Central was fatally injured while uncoupling cars at Ackley early Saturday. The east bound freight No. S an engine moved when he drew the pin and tried to connect the air brake. he was crushed between drawbars and died at 6 80. Ripley about 30 and married.
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Levi J. Ripley
Alioly Central
Argyle Street
Waterloo
Ackley
Mr. Ripley
Pearl Vessels Reported Driven on Reef Off Canadian Shore
Buffalo reports the large Pearl excursion steamer with hundreds aboard was driven onto a reef during a fierce storm near the Canadian shore. Two tugs tried to reach it but were forced back to port. No further details available.
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Buffalo
Crystal Beach
Arkansas Republicans nominate Remmel for governor
The Republican state convention in Little Rock on July 7 nominated Fon. I. Remmel of Little Rock for governor and decided to leave the rest of the state ticket blank. The convention was described as one of the most harmonious in the state's history.
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Little Rock
Fon. I. Remmel
Imperial government accepts Victoria naval contingent for China
Melbourne reports the imperial government accepts Victoria's offer of a naval contingent for service in China. The decision follows ongoing imperial military commitments and reflects colonial contribution to overseas expeditions.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Imperial
China
Judge Rules Building and Loan Law Unconstitutional
Judge Bishop declares retroactive provisions of the May 1 1897 building and loan act unconstitutional in the Iowa Central Building and Loan association vs Wilson case. He criticizes applying new law to preexisting contracts as impairing obligations, depriving property without due process, and violating equal protection, foreclosing on a $1,000 mortgage while protecting shareholder rights.
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Des Moines
Bishop
Iowa Central Building and Loan Association
Wilson
Building and Loan Associations
General Assembly
I T.o
Suit Against the City Over Dodge Street Injury
Mary Kearney sues the city for 5000 damages claiming a fall on Dodge Street on April 27 left her with a permanently injured elbow due to a defective sidewalk. Bowen and Fitzpatrick represent the plaintiff as the case proceeds.
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Mary Kearney
Dodge Street
Bowen & Fitzpatrick
Mary Ikearney
Roosevelt plans early campaign trip after Kansas City ticket
Harrisburg July 7 Gov. Roosevelt passed through en route to New York. He described a highly satisfactory talk with President McKinley and said an understanding was reached on the campaign. He proposed to go on the stump as soon as the campaign opened and was not afraid of the Kansas City ticket.
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Harrisburg
Roosevelt
New York
McKinley
Kansas City
Dolliver and Simpson Meet in Madison Street Exchange
Congress men Dolliver and Simpson, allies in Washington, met in Madison on July 7 and recalled old House antics including the famed Where Am I At question. They talked politics and Iowa’s GOP prospects as bystanders looked for a clash that never came. The Alameda export ship carried 2.5 million dollars in gold from Sidney to San Francisco.
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Madison
S. D
Dolliver
Jerry Simpson
Congress
Tom Reed
Mr. Dolliver
Jerry
Reed
Arr Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Iowa
Sidney
Alameda
San Francisco
First Presbyterian Church to mark fiftieth anniversary
The First Presbyterian Church holds a weekend jubilee with a service reunion and musical program from 10 p m Saturday, a jubilee sermon at 11 a m Sunday by Rev Cc H Purmott of Cedar Rapids, and a 7 45 p m history presentation by William Graham. The item includes a historic note on bell tolling and a local ad for Page's Climax Salve.
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First Presbyterian Church
Cc. H. Purmott
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
William Graham
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