Official Directory of Local Officials and Pastors
A local directory lists officials: CONGRESSMAN A Holmes of Boone. STATE SENATOR Myron Underwood of Fidora. REPRESENTATIVE S M Weaver of Iowa Pulls. CLERK J K Milner of Hubbard. AUDITOR J Q Kathrone of Clay. RECORDER J H Keese of Ackley. SUPT OF SCHOOLS J C Hedler of New Providence. SUPERINTENDENT Alan Meder of Elders. SURVEYOR W A P Eberhart of Union. SUPERVISORS E W Crockett of Alden W S Moir of Eldora Chas Boelscher of Grant. CORONERS Dr S B Eng of Elders. Also Cyais Tray and Rev McClure listed. Preaching at 11 A M with Sunday school at 12:50. prayer meeting Thursday at 7.
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Holmes
Boone
New Providence
Alan Meder
Elders- Survetor
W. A.P. Eberhart
Union
Supervisoes
E. W Crockett
Alden
Moir
Eldora
Chas Boelscher
Grant Corones
Eng
Elders
Knights of Labor hold constitutional revision sessions
Richmond Va Oct 14 16 The Knights of Labor convention debates revise constitution with terms extended to two years and officers re elected Powderly and Griffiths. A bureau to study negro labor in the south discussed along with aid to cotton operatives and central meeting plans.
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Farrell
Hieumoxp
Knights of Labor
Cleveland
Ricmondo
K. of L
Powderly
Foreman Griffiths
Secretary-Treasury
Charles H. Litchman
Frederick Turner
Riouxoxp
Knights of Labor Convention
Augusta
Salem
Peabody
Mass
New York
Bureau of Colored Knights
Richmond
L. P. C. Schlie Ler
Massachusetts
J. N. Broughton
Raleigh
N. C
Co-Operative Board
D. R. Gibson
Hamilton
William H. Bailey
A.A. Carleton
P. B. McGuire
Ira H. A Aylesworth
Minneapolis
Arcunono
Committee On Laws
National Assembly
Remaining workers at stock yards few and listed
Only the beef Watchers employed by Nels Morris and Co and G. F. Swift and Sons remain at work in the vast stock yards. Craig and Fleming at Halsted and Thirty-ninth streets are the last to continue slaughtering hogs.
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Walt
Nels Morris & Co
G. 5. Swift & Sons
Craig & Fleming
Halsted
Thirty-ninth Streets
Dozens of Sailors Drowned in Teviotdale Wreck
Glasgow Oct 16 Dozens of sailors drowned after the Teviotdale wrecked on Carmarthen bar. The crew of twenty eight left the wreck in a boat. nineteen including the captain and officers perished as the sea swamped the boat. Two men survived, nine were rescued by a lifeboat.
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Glascow
Cairdliff
Tursiay
Carmarthen Bar
Entire crew drowned after bark Bella Vert wrecks off Ireland
Desitx October 16 The bark Bella Vert was driven ashore on Skelling's rocks after parting the hawser as it pressed ashore in a gale. The entire crew perished. The vessel accompanied by tug Gamecock failed to hold and was driven onto the rocks with all hands lost.
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Ireland
Vessel Lost With All Hands At Cape John
A dispatch from Tilt Cove reports a fishing vessel with all hands lost at Cape John on Tuesday, the craft found bottom up. Also noted are Harlem land claims in New York in equity action with 1,400 claimants from across the U S and Canada, and other brief items including disaster recoveries and regional appointments.
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St. Jonas
N. F
Tilt Cove
Cape John
Portsavure
Harlem Commons
New York
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Republicans Nominate Theodore Roosevelt for New York Mayor
The New York Republican county convention nominates ex Assemblyman Theodore Roosevelt for mayor. The Times editorial favors Roosevelt over Hewitt, praising his reformer stance though noting his election remains unlikely. The piece adds that a strong Democratic vote could still threaten Roosevelt, while a large Henry George showing would boost his chances.
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New York
the Times
Theodore Roosevelt
Times
Henry George
Mr. Roosevelt
Sabine Pass Destroyed by Sabine River Flood
At OnanxceE Texas on October 14 a flood from the Sabine River wiped Sabine Pass off the map, killing sixty five people. A Noada hotel with fifteen inmates drowned as the rush swept it into the bay. Bezmout residents helped relief from a steamer Lamar. A schooner report says not a house stands and all living things were lost. Catholic church and trees wrecked. farms and stock damaged. Plaquemine parish in New Orleans area reports losses over 25000 as Exdsport residents seek hotel refuge. Sea wall damaged, jetties spared.
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Onanxcee
Tex
Sabine
Sabine Pass
Noada Hotel
Bezmout
Lamar
Sabine Pass Sa
New Orleans
Plaquemine Lavish
Exdsport
Johnson Bayou Disaster Death Toll Estimated at 250
It is estimated by observers over Johnson's Bayou Sabine Pass and Taylor's Bayou that the death list will reach about 250. Eighty five bodies have been recovered and buried at Johnson's Bayou fifty four at Sabine Pass with around seventy missing at Sabine Pass. Hundreds of thousands of acres are submerged making searches hard. Over sixty missing at Johnson's Bayou and the tide may have carried many bodies out to sea.
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Cutcaco
Armour
Forty-fifth Street
Center Avenue
Strickers
Mr. Armour
Lake Shore Road
Jis
Barry
Richmond
Knights of Labor
B.D. Armour
Knights
Order
Armon & Co
Loycott
Ned McReyields
Mahala Chambers
Hover King
Whiting
John Wilson
Cape Stewart
Jean “Mont
Tex
Johnson'’s Bayou
Sabine Perris
Taylor's Bayou
Johnson’s Bayou
Sabine Pass
Congregational conclave reports on missions and ministerial standing
The sixty year old Congregational gathering reviewed home mission finances showing receipts rising from 18,000 in 1820 to 225,000 last year and missions expanding from 11 to 1,500. A proposed change would place ministerial standing in local associations with councils of recognition and abolish the pastor versus acting pastor distinction. Albert Curtis of Worcester pledged 10,000 dollars and two acres for an aged ministers home.
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Sisterhood of Churches
Albert Curtis
Worcester
Mass
Congregational Church
Mob Hangs Wildman After Jail Break in Illinois
A 200 strong mob with sledgehammers seized Henry Wildman from Monticello Jail on Wednesday night after he killed his wife at their Atwood home last July. He was shot eleven times and hanged from a tree near the town. The coroner's jury ruled death at the hands of unknown persons.
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Jower
Dester
Milwaukee
United States
Wisconsin
Somerset
Edward Logan
Henry Boyle
Logan
Sam Jones
Sam Small
Toronto
Boston
Leland Stanford
National Education Association
Chicago
Gonzales
Mexico
Bartholdi
Gen. Fairchild
Grand Army
Charleston
Courtney
Henry Norris
George Elliot
Buchanan
Norris
Teath
Gresham
East St. Louis
Monticello
Ils
Oet
Henry Wildman
Atwood
Wildman
Milwaukee court upholds $10000 skin injury award
Brief items report a Milwaukee thigh injury verdict affirmed by the Wisconsin supreme court after a man sued for damages. Other notes cover a Minneapolis coopers strike for wage raises, a Boston New York Chicago furniture firm assets, bread exports, and political appointments in Missouri Michigan and Illinois. Reports also mention a Mississippi river jetties damage, a Nurenberg armless dancer marriage, and various political and industrial notices.
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Milwaukee
Ferdinand
Jochim
George J. Robinson
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Minneapolis
Herman W. Ladd
Boston
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
West Stratford
Conn
Joseph Frase
BK. Martin
Missouri
Spencer O. Fisher
Michigan
Eads
Mississippi
Nurenberg
Germany
Fraulein Haussmann
Herr Hauschild
Bay City
Mich
Spencer Q. Fisher
Congress
Bartholomew
Hartford Defaniter
Moen
New
Episcopal Convention Defeats Change of Name
At Orreaco Oct 15 a crowded hall heard debate on dropping Protestant Episcopal from the prayer book. Judd argued against, citing the name’s clarity. the vote, by dioceses, failed. Folsom named consul to Sheffield, England, in Washington.
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Orreaco
Episcopal General Convention
Protestant Episcopal
Stringfellow
Alabama
Stoddard
New Jersey
Connell
Louisiana
Sheffield
Virginia
Toto
S. Corning Judd
Communion of Saints
Market Board Reports Wide Range Of Prices For Grains And Livestock
Cuiiaco Ort 16 Quotations show No 2 Wheat October opening 1/2 cent, November 2/3 cent, December 4 1/2 cents. Corn No 2 October 3 1/4 cents, November 3 1/2 cents, December 1/2 cent. Oats No 2 Oct 2 cents, Nov 1 3/4 cents, Dec 2 1/2 cents. Park October 9.15, November 4.00, December 8.00. Lard October 5.75. Live Stock at Union Stock Yards: Hogs active and firm, $3.00 to 4.40. beef cattle steady. sheep steady to 15.00. Butter 4 to 5 cents. eggs 11 1/2 cents a dozen. poultry chickens 1 3/4 cents per lb. ducks 20 cents, turkeys 5 to 6 cents. Potatoes Early Rose and Burbanks listed on track with prices per bushel.
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Board of Trade
Wise
Hige
Ode Asked
2Iéc
Adee
Lé Lic
el Zatje
Union Stock Yards
Burbanks
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G. W. Ward
Whiley
M. BH. Cauncu
H. Slingerland
Roy
Adame
Suncey
Pryebrteria Ay Tuwance
Satbath
D.L. Hughes
Cyais Tray
McClure
Baptist
H. A. Brown
Gznwan Methodist T
J. Limke
Evergreen Chapter
R. A NM
L. P. Bowes
H. P
Cc. E. Weics, Recorder
Eldora Lodge
U. We
Joseph Rew
S. Preston
Hontague Lodge
A-F
Beenlar
Strange Brothers
L. Scott
F. Martin
Buckner Pgst
Evergreen Lodge No. 56
Knights of Phythias
Einsworth Hall
Sam Jobure
C. C. B. Edgington, Jr
K. B.S
Eldora Eadge
G. GF
Lewis Hall
Ale. Webb
N. G. Ss
le ‘Sergent
Masonic Hall
Nmra
Bell C. Mites
Geo. W. Ward W. P
I. P. Bowes
A- M
B. A. Bemis
Ada
J. E. King
Ruth
D. M. Crouse
Ester
Cora Cook Martha
James F. Walker
Electa
L- L. Beott
Allen Meader
Sadie Meader
L. Sergent
Squere
Sundey
Essie Hulbert
the Cemetery Society
Mirs
Otis Hell
Imrs
G. Winchester- Secraeteary
A. Burling
C. McK. Duren
E. Rizg
Sexton
I. Reimer
J. King
Grace
Iowa
WN Morse A.B
South Side Square
W H. Young
M Underwood M.D
Deer
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HUFF
Towe
F. Beers
Port Henry, N
Burling
Herdin
Keel
Salmon P. Chase
Cincinnati
Spring Grove Cemetery
Hoadly
Stanley Matthews
Life of the
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Crxersxatr
Justice Chase
Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore
Slnger Smith
Music
Grand Central
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Amor Smith
J. A. Kohier
Murat Halstea
Supreme Court of the State
T. Futinshall
M. D. Follett
Selwyn Owens
Axl W. Hy Spear
Sherman
Alphonso Taft
A. F. Perry
AL FP. Force
W. S. Groesbeck
Bar Association
Chamber of Commerce of
Music Hall
State of
Ohio
Benjamin Butterworth
Butterworth
Congressional Committee
Robert Gannet
Washington
Foraker
Senator Voorhees
John Hall
Devine
College of Music
OT. Sherman
Allen G. Thurman
Columbus
Hiram Barney
Halstead
Whitelaw Reid
A Austin Corbin
Cassius M. Clay
Kentucky
Jay Cooke
W. A. Evarts
W. D. Bickham
Dayton
Robert D. Garrett
Baltimore
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Oberlin
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Hugh McCulloch
Wlwaukee
Wis
Ashland
Wilmarth
Air Willmarth
Bripeepers
Ala
Allen Ally
Here
Toredo
Oho
W. G. Gardiner
Toledo Medical College
Pork Packers
Seen
Merathor
Bune Vista County
Gleiks
Buffalo
BerFiio
N. Y
Tifit
Thirteenth Ward
North Chicago Company
South Chicago
Crucixvatt
Get. jJi
Peanut Comminis
Skaats
Edwards & Co
Water Street
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Zinster Workman
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Labor
Cape Girardeau
la Mascotte
Judge Hager
William O'Brien
Moccasin Springs
Daniel Webster
Willard
Mac Hughes
Wheeler
George Davidson
Rock River Conference
Caicaco
Rock River
Joliet
Axtell
C. G. Trusdell
Dixon
Lewis Curtis
Aurora
W. C. Dandy
Freeport
W. C. Willing
Rockford
G. R. Vanhorn
Washineton City
William L. Meginnis
Supreme Court of the
Territory of
Wyoming
William D. Cochrane
Nassau
N. H
Concord
Daniel Joe Sullivan
Prescott
A. T
David K Wardwell
Tombstone
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Lemhi Agency
Idaho Territory
Wasningtay City
Oct
J. C. Duane
United States Army
C. B. Wilcox
Twelfth Infantry
J. H. Potter
Wilcox
Fort Leavenworth
York
Alexander Imusee
Lulu
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Joseph Rimneback
Annie Bell
Republicans
Texas
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Jim Blaine
Philadelphia
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Maine
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Blaine
Academy of Music
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Seeaxine
Wiliam
D. Kelley
Prohibition Party
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Wils
Mob
Standard Oil Company
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Raccoon Qi Company
Shamocken
Standard Company
John Tyler Goper
Atlanta
Tyler
Fenimore Cooper
Prince Louis Napoleon
San Francisco
Enmin
de Revera & Co
Maj
John 8
Hotalig
Haron
D.T
Rochelle
Hotaling
John Aa. Logan
Steff
Nichols Schumacher
Hersey
Jahn. Howe
Bayard Putnam
North Adams
John B. Green
Booklyn
Detroit
Howare Street
James F. Barnard L
Ohio & Misissippi Railway
Adirondack
Frances MM. Rivers
Montreal
Episcopal Convention
Folsom
Washixcton City
Vet
Benjamin Folsom
England
St. Louis
Ieak Rate Ed Lerd
Baltinoed
Isid and
Dealess
J.D. K. Smith
Pleasant Township
City Bank
Bidora
Teogis
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Albert Lea
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Minn
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Madison
Iows
Canada
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Pass
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Ott
Lindee
Flavorine
Lemont
Desentiy
Andy
Urs
Ls &A
Brown Chemical
Cincaco
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
Union Cigar Company of
U. S
Gavv
Yas. S. Gibbs
Union Cigar Co
C. Harris
Alvord & Forker
Price Baking P Power CO
Dr. Frice
Br. Price
Crocers
Sv. Louis
Frea & Royal
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Onte
Adureas Stinson
Portland
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