Archbishop Keane Elevated in Dualayne Cathedral Ceremony
A grand procession and pontifical high mass marked the investiture of Archbishop Keane with the pallium in St Raphael's Cathedral. Cardinal Gibbons presided as Te Deum filled the cathedral and accompanying streets, with bishops, archbishops, and priests in full regalia.
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Archishop Dolinds Keane
MW Oelock
Gibbons
Keane
Kane
St. Louis
Guin
Cedar Raids
McLaughlin
Clinton
Connor
Carrol
Reys
Toomey
Donlon
Garry
Piagnrirk
Carey
Gibbens
Keaine
Tissop Ireland
St. Baal
Digeuge
Tey. de. Varrelt
St. Joneon’s College
Dubuque
Cluaren
Arghbighup Keane
Cath
Lee XL
Cniversal Ciaren
Rome
Spalding
Peoria
Gar
Aten Lnyhup Elder
Cincinnati
Catholic University of America
Thomas J. Couaty
Washington
North
O'Gorman
Sious Falls
ICWA Bank Goes Under at LeMars National
Vie National Bank of LeMars shut its doors on Wednesday morning April 1, with Vice President Ward missing after fleeing Monday night. A note claimed Ward faced indictment and pledged to repay all owed. the bank had $267,835.87 in liabilities against deposits of about $1,590,00. Ward, formerly a Peinghar attorney, had speculated on the board of trade losing $80,000. Cashier declined to release Ward's accompanying statement. Special Agent Thornton named temporary receiver. bank examiner Myer in charge pre arrival of agents.
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LeMars National
Vie National Bank
LeMars
Ward
Frank Ixcob
Board of Trade
Smoney
Reme
Peing
G. ©. Maclagan
T. P. Ward
Simpson
Comptroller of
Hank Examiner Myer
Thornton
Republican State Convention Set for Cedar Rapids Aug 7
The Republican state central committee met in Des Moines and called the state convention for Wednesday Aug 7 at Cedar Rapids. Temporary officers were chosen including Chairman James C. Davis and secretary A M McColl. A. M. McColl, W A Follett, C Platt, J C Webster, John A Reed named to posts. Also report of Hon H W Byers Jr injured when a boy fell from a yard near the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway line. injuries described with leg cut and cudged by a pole.
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Republican State Central Committee
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
James C. Davis
Keokuk
A.M. McColl
Wooodward
W. A. Follett
Atlantic
5. C. Platt
Iowa Falls
K. Bor. Hatching
Aris
J.C. Webster
Cresvo
John A. Reed
H.W. Byers
Chicago
Islaid and Pacific Railway
Tharlan
Don Byers
J. W. Byers
Grinnell House To Become City Hospital
Miss Carne Viguel’s Grinnell home is to be converted into a city hospital after sale to Dr. P. E. B. Somers who promises a well equipped facility. The house is large and suitable for hospital use. Mayor Raids Hotel in Homburg. AC Campbell and deputies conduct gambling raids capturing several suspects, including prominent locals.
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Grinnell
Carne Viguel
P. EB. Somers
Cueao
Hotel
Campbell
Homburg
Dean Gregory Chasen to Join Iowa Law Faculty
Prof Charles Noble Gregory Chasen named to fill Melain’s place at Iowa Law School. He is a Wisconsin graduate, long Madison attorney, former alderman, and active civic leader, with extensive teaching and club memberships. He lives with his mother and sister in Madison and remains unmarried.
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Charles Noble
Gregory Chasen
Melain
Charles Nolte
Gregory
Tho Caties
Daw
Tows Iey
Ee Wisbouts
Wisconsin Preparatory School
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Scoot
Madison
Wis
Hoy
Ac. Gregory
Man
Binney
Te Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Madison Free Library
University of Wisconsi
Leis
Wisconsin Civil Service Reform Association
National Civil Service Reform Association
Wisconsin State Horticultural Society
Graes Episcopal Church
Psi Upsitou
Phi Delta Phi
Herron to wed Miss Rand in Grinnell report
Report from Grinnell suggests Dr. Geo. D. Merron will marry Miss Carrie Rand soon. Rand arrived, sold her New York property, bought a grand Fifth Avenue residence, and her family plans a Europe trip. The pair reportedly align over reform causes, while Merron opposes marriage contracts.
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Miss Rand
Grinnell
Geo. D. Merron
Carrie Rand
Lerron
Fifth Avenue
Larryfifth Street
New York
Dre. Herron
Ida Grove Prominent Citizen C R Blackman Dies by Self Inflicted Shot
C R Blackman a leading Ida Grove business man and city council member died by suicide on April 13. Once cheerful and prosperous, he faced crushing creditor pressures. He prepared a bed of empty sacks in his store cellar and shot himself through the heart with an old pistol, dying instantly. He leaves a wife and two daughters, aged four and one.
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Ida Grove
C.r. Blackman
Blackman
Mason City Woman Kills Husband then Self in Tragic Crime
A Mason City woman identified as Mrs H 2B Lumere shot and killed her husband then shot herself through the heart. Her clothing caught the autt she was badly burned. Police report she was likely insane. Nearby notes describe Dr Smith and Robert Berry from the Mystic String excursion returning to the U S and staying in Los Angeles while awaiting Maj Conger, with plans to gauge his gubernatorial ambitions and possible candidacy.
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Mason City
Lumere
Conger
Cedar Rapids
Dr Smith
Robert Berry
Break‑in at Clarinda Home Tied to Ransom Plot
George Martina’s Clarinda residence was entered during the night. Martina and family are wintering in Wichita Falls, Texas, except for son Noros a Tarkio College student who came home en route to Texas to join them. Neighbors say burglars took valuables and likely aimed to seize the son for ransom.
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George Martina
Clarinda
To Build 7000 Chacch Guuana Church Plan
church plans call for a new building this year with an estimated cost of 7000 dollars. at an april meeting residents voted to retain the old site by a large margin while considering relocating west of the railroad.
Dates for Machampment and Byers Encampments Set
The article lists fixed encampment dates for two regiments with Aug 7 to 1 inclusive for the first and July 28 to 80 inclusive for the second at Council Pinas and Dru buque. It also notes a Burlington freight collision near Creston delaying traffic and minor injuries to Hugimeet Hertha.
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Byers
Council Pinas
Drubuque
Pehusive
Creston
Burlington
Mentary
Hugimeet Hertha
Prison Population Drops Spur Madison District Reforms
The report notes a decline in prison numbers across Madison and surrounding counties as transfers and policy shifts reduce the inmate count. Officials credit expanded parole and sentence expirations, with counts down from 1900 highs and projections of further reductions amid ongoing reform efforts.
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Akan
Barr
Atadisa
Leon
Martison
Port Madison
Bation
Uistey
Peters
Alvaady
Amante Dt
Port Mordison
Amiunosi
Lyst Ventur
Madison
Fison
Naamosia Maren
Marely
Werc Cme
Bert Madison
Peniton
St ix
Patale
Paris
Clinton man feigns lizard in stomach cured by poison
A Clinton resident named McClusky suffered three days without food as he claimed a lizard lived in his stomach. Doctors concluded no reptile existed and he recovered after being treated, losing weight but regaining health.
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Clinton
MeChisky
St Louis
Mississippi
Sonny
Slater Patss
Anvattey
McClusky
Bret
Sim
McChsky
Keiting Stromath
Mulct Law Attack on Tobacco Trust Case
The American Volxten Company challenges the Iowa mile law provisions in a Des Moines case. Parker of New York and counsel represent the petitioners as the district court prepares for a decisive ruling on the act’s constitutionality and penalties.
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Tobacco Trust
Damisher
Des Moines
Parker
New Yorks
Dude Barua
Councel
Meatshall
Rioshee Ant Parker
Marshail Canute
Moel
Atteks
Inventions and rumors swirl over Des Moines figures
An incoherent OCR fragment from Des Moines mentions L. Kotesuter and LL. Kessler, large sums for interests and tallies, a cashiers’ scheme at a savings bank, and scattered notes about a rural teachers’ meeting. The text is garbled and difficult to parse, with many names, places, and actions obscured.
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L. kKtesuter
Des Moines
LL. Kessler
Maryinerdt Savings Bunk
Dls
Crop report notes mixed germination and slow growth regions
Weather conditions retard farm work across states with excessive rains slowing germination and growth. Winter wheat shows progress in the central states while California and Oklahoma report damage. Oat and cotton planting vary by region as soils dry or dampen and temperatures stay cool.
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van Aenthiet
Oattie
Rocky Mountain
Missouri
Herge
Sontienny
California
Poptinas
Dale
Tlorida
Pesas
Ohio River
Oklothoma
Alifornia
Minnesota
South Dakota
New York
Narthere
Cemtia
Virginia
Carolinas
Kentucky
Acid Thrower Victim Lillan Hawkins Faces Ongoing Threats
Miss Lillian Hawkins of Asitu bulu Olde endures repeated threats and a near assault after a carpet earbelie dash to her face. Police investigation continues as authorities seek details on the attacker and motive.
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Mins Liltliax Hawkins
Lillian Hawkins
Asitubulu
Olde
Matrimonial Heiresses and English Nobles Involved
A quirky notice describes matrimonial agencies dealing in American heiresses. English nobles and peers are said to be sought as subscribers, with promises of reduced fees and refunds if payments fail. Rumors hint at engagements and schemes to secure wealthy matches this year, with speculative lines about possible American heiresses entering the market.
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Daris Askie
Appesi
Abeph
Ete Gage
Liberal Iiterr
Die
Current Events Notes Offer Fragmented Insight from Public Affairs
Fragmented notes reference US policy, international events, and a budget figure. Names and places appear in garbled form, with discussions of government actions, special elections, and subscriptions. The text is incoherent, with partial names and unclear dates, offering limited usable facts.
Dispute Over Venezuelan Asphalt Enflames Ties
The article recounts a complex dispute over asphalt property in the Gagiyre region of Venezuela. American syndicates led by New York and Bermuda claim rights to concessions while the Venezuelan government recognizes rival interests. Riots erupt, Americans suffer injuries, and warships are sent as tensions rise. The U.S. warns Caracas to settle in courts, with diplomatic recall and warnings of possible severance of relations.
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Certan Asphalt
Gagiyre
Venezuely
New York and Bovine Company
Veneves
Castro
Flo
de Warener-Quirhur Sullivan
Darge
Cara
Loomisay
Vetion
Laomia Wats
Nts
United States
Mastin
Wongrel En
Mrs J A Logan Explains Inaccuracies In Dedication Panel
Mrs J A Logan defends the Leagan monument base panels in Washington arguing the sculptor and commission misstate oath details and who swore in Logan as senator. She asserts the council chose panels reflecting national history, not trivial errors, amid debate over who served and when.
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Fol A. Logan
Washington
Statie Commission
Arthur
Wen. Logan
Semiter Morton
Uhur
Pita
Logan
Fern
Ibis
Boapan
Cuban constitutional debate echoes distrust in Washington
Formal votes shown to oppose the Platt amendment reveal deep unease over U S oversight in Cuba. Discontent grows from suppression of a Havana newspaper to the imprisonment of labor leaders and the mayoral choice under military rule. Private reports from Santiago indicate secret plans to resist the Platt amendment.
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Tao Ting
Cuba
Sodtner Categerica
Euatead
Dembyey
Bbivana
Phin
Aechod
Havanas
Hepo
Washington
Eablegrims
Amecita
Esse
Platt
Tlatt
Tadder Sevigis
Simong
Chissits
Meaiy
Whont
Santiago
Cuban Wife Stows Away to Manila With Soldier
A Cuban wife of American Soldier WS OP Hayes tried to stow away aboard the Indiana as it sailed from San Francisco to Manila. She followed the Ninth Infantry unit from Cuba to New York and then attempted to beat her way to her husband, but was discovered and put ashore in Pennsylvania after pleas to pay for her transport were refused.
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Manila
San Arancisco
WS OP. Hayes
Company 2D
Ninth Infantry
Galdiers
Cuba
New York
Pennsylvania
Religious notices and church leadership changes
A garbled 19th or early 20th century church notices item reports a new Methodist church dedication at Bellevue Michigan and multiple clergy movements. It notes deaths of Rev. Dr. Crystal of Auchinivel in Ayrshire and Baptist preacher CU Estes in New Hampshire, plus various church postings including curates and pastors taking new assignments in Ohio California Massachusetts and Kansas.
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Wellevue
Mich
de. Trystal
Auchinivel
Ayrshire
CU Estes
New Slampshire
Newt Graetion
Princeton
Our Grace Episcopal
Clevehuia
Ba Liuweis
New York
Arthur D. Ryd
AM Saints
Waihi Avenue
Railroads Consider New Passenger and Baggage Changes
The report outlines proposed shifts in U S railroad operations including wage concerns, potential sale of government stake in a line, new mileage ticket interchanges, and plans for baggage checking. It notes dining cars, extension of lines, and a possible nationwide system to ease passenger and freight handling amid labor and management tensions.
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Pagute
Great Northern Reds
Vanderbilts
Canmtian
Missouri River
Gage Hits
Sioux City
Cavitle Road
Supreme Court
Witvast Road
Russian forces commander in Tientsin profile
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a Russian forces master in Tientsin and a long discussion of his character. It mentions his role over the years, custody over interests, and a comparison to other leaders. The passage is garbled and leaves many details unclear.
Government Urges Postmasters to Guard Funds and Stamps
The dispatch warns postmasters to keep government funds and postage stamps in safe custody at a secure location. It outlines duties to prevent robberies, describes authorized deposits, and cautions against private use or misplacement of official property. It stresses law binding postmasters to protect funds and stamps with proper supervision and accountability.
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Staig
Vlai
Peste Seluids
Mately
Teposit
Ihe
Oma
Mitttoltal Pak Sa
Soi
Privatie Bank
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