Des Moines News Notes on Elopement and Court Rulings
A Des Moines sized se ries of local items details a elopement involving a Cathoe woman and a Burlington lover, plus a Supreme Court ruling granting a new trial in a bloodhound damages case. Also covered are assorted incidents from Ames to Ottumwa including Measles epidemic, fires, and public works updates.
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Witnemen
Supreme Court
Weaver
Larry McClarg
Brenton
Police Brackett
Mcffenry
Oguertet
Des Moines
Devastating Midwest Storm Kills Three and Destroys Towns
A violent gale and tornadoes swept from North to South across Chicago and nearby towns Thursday night, killing three and injuring many. Widespread damage wrecked homes, schools, and shops, leaving darkness as power lines and telegraph poles toppled. The storm hit Indiana and Illinois, with severe impact in Hammond East Chicago Thornton and Crystal Lake, leaving destruction along a wide arc before dissipating.
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Minis
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Miernin
Gamnmet
Indian
Larhor
Hammont
East Chicago
Indiana Arbor
Dad
Watkegun
Crystal Lake
Riverside
Maywood
Lyons
Melroge Park
Frage
Lawthorndy Clyde
Berwyn Wid
Morgats Park
Dauphin Park
West Pull
Sam
Morgan Park
Huck Island
Thornton
Aantoon
Crystal Lake Ile
Raul Cave
Barry Jiead
Avore
Contested Debate on Insanity Law and Water Works
Long article fragment discusses mental health treatment, hospital funding, and water supply for Cherokee, Iowa. It references a table of hospital admissions, costs, and the impact of alcoholism on insanity, plus a political overview of voter growth and upcoming party conventions.
Edwin Arnold Dies in London at 62 Years of Age
London obituary recounts Sir Edwin Arnold journalist and poet best known for The Light of Asia and The Light of the World dying at home in London. It notes eight decades of literary and editorial work, knighthood in 1888, and marriages including Katherine Biddulph and Tomo Kurokawa, with surviving wife.
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London
Sir Edwin Arnold
Thg Tendon
Japan
Vnesia
Sir Edwin
Tiversity College
Oxford
King Edward's School
Wirmingham
Government, Deccan College
Voona
Bombay
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Lelegraph
Beluhazane
Arnold
Sheraton Slant
Telegraph
President Joseph M Smith and Reed Smoot in Mormon Church link
Article outlines Joseph M Smith’s rise as leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Reed Smoot’s Utah Senate role, referencing Smoot’s early life, baptism at age 12, family ties, and business background. Mentions Smith’s connection to Latter-day Saint governance and Utah politics.
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Reed Smoot
Joseph Melding Smith
Senate
Streil Smoot
Utah
Lorne Savin
Metuber
Mae
Smith
Wats
Tshail
Koverndevis Iin
Felis Lata
Emily
Garener
Waridge
Salt Lake
Josertt
Ami
Consolidation of Dayton Breweries Ties Up $2.5 Million Deal
Telegraphic reports say Hamilton and Cleveland capitalists have closed a deal to consolidate all Dayton Ohio breweries into a single entity valued at 2.5 million dollars. A fire at a New York Mississippi Cotton Company building in Utica New York caused losses of 125 000 dollars. Agnes Freyd a white maid who stole jewelry from Postmaster General Payne’s apartments and was later captured in Brooklyn received a six year sentence. Angdarko Ohio voters approved funds for a sewer and electric light project by a large margin issuing bonds valued at 000. Derr a welder in the Migsanyl Pacific railroad yards at Weldita Kansas fell and was crushed injuring both legs. ONeill a 19 year old boilermaker died on the operating table at Be Joseph’s hospital in Omaha after injuries allegedly from a blanket attack by patrolman Moore. Moore says he clubbed ONeill to submit.
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Payne
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Wieldta
Kan
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Joseph's Hospital
Omaha
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Teadigt
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O'Neill
Iowa Senate Backs Budget Moves On State Hospital Plans
The Iowa legislature advanced funding for a state hospital for consumptives at Knoxville, approving 126000 in additional appropriations and authorizing new buildings and land. It also eyed a county auditor system, a state bacteriologist, juvenile court establishment, and various welfare and tax measures as sessions opened on Monday afternoon.
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United States
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State Board of Health
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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