Ames-area Fraud Deaths And Fire Linked Trade Notes
The item lists a series of terse Iowa notices: Kellogg & Humbert report a large Corning livery barn fire with seven horses and gear lost. Towa City Daily Republican burned with total loss. Alfred Anderson convicted for murder near Fort Madison. Cedar Rapids mayoral injunctive clash cripples city services. Des Moines suits against city for damages. multiple obituaries and local crimes. railway plans for a Duluth to Gulf Minkina road. and a flurry of political appointments and court actions across Iowa communities.
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Hensin
Bankers Life Association
Des Moines
Kellogg & Humbert
Corning
Towa City
Wishard
Officer Wishard
Frank Pierce
Aaron Stivers
Henry Stivers
The
Thomas Stivers
Burlington Gazette
Afton
Eau Claire
Wis
Burlington
Lake Superior, Southwestern & Gulf Railway
E. R Bristol
Col. L. M. Martin
J. M. Miller
Aurora
Little Rock
Ark
Duluth
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Cedar Rapids
John L. Reid
Davenport
Chicago
W. M. Jones
Jotn Doe
Algona
John Starks
Kossuth County
Livermore
Kelly
Sioux City
Emily Bennett
Anna Wiese
Boodamen
Clinton
J. 8. Wright
Newton
Walton
Ottumwa
Amelia Cook
Town Guarantee Investment Company
Keolak
United States Supreme Court
Worldwide naval rise and political unrest reported
The Navy Secretary notes U S strength seventh globally with 25 ships built since 1885 and 23 more under construction while Secretary Lamont doubts army expansion. Reports detail Indian warfare ending, coast defense shifts, and 2144 officers with 25799 enlisted. Football scores, labor splits, and scandals pepper a busy week.
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Herbert
United States
Lamont
War Department
Mie
Yale
Princeton
William
von Capriyi
Orleans
France
G. Dechanteau
Directum
Saladin
Point Breeze
Philadelphia
Driving Park Association
Powderly
Knights of Labor
J. R. Sovereign
Iowa
Deming
Mexico
Ascension
Palomas
Akerman
Wawaii Stevens
Blount
Stevens
Harrison
Lilioukalani
Boston
Navy Department
Wiltz
Emoloites
Thurston
Dole
Henry Waterhouse
Liliankalam
Washington Dispatch
Washington Hesing
Illinois Staats- Zeitung
Chicago
Lurmin & Iimilton
Shreveport
Alonzo M. Foss Frep
Dover
N. H
Robert J. Shaw
Dem
Chamber of Deputies
Springfield
Mass
Harvard
Philadelpia
Bissell
Patrick Reid
Dublin Castle
Liffey
Dublin
Tariff Reform Bill Cuts Duties on Wool Coal and Salt
From Wasutroton Nov 29 condensed text of a bill setting March 1 1894 as the start date for new duties on imports. Schedules list rates on chemical salts acids oils glazes and glassware with duties ranging up to 50 percent ad valorem and per pound or gallon charges across a broad list including opium colors varnishes and soaps. The measure extends duties to wool coal lumber salt and iron ore bearing items and lowers some existing charges while adding new levies for various chemical compounds and preparations.
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Wasutroton
Paris
Berlin
Prussian
Pownd
Castile
Ohio
McKinley
Cleveland
McWinley Taw
Tragic death follows wife troubles in Chicago
George Ritherd shot himself after learning his wife left with belongings and a note of affection shifted to another man. He had come from Normandy years earlier, found work, built a home, and after discovering his wife’s departure he spoke of death before a sister persuaded him to stay. He then moved in with her, and yesterday marked the first anniversary of his wife’s departure before a final pistol shot ended his life.
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Des Moines
Younker Bros
Love
Tupper
du Duque
John Barrett
J. H. Jecksen
Venterson
Knoxville
Geo. W. Baxter
Hays Bros
First Presbyterian Church of
Ottumwa
Potter's Field
Ceemetery
Charles Rees
Reem
Northwestern Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Sioux City
Loa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Illinois
Oho
Missouri
Dan Unger
Sherif
Cherokee County
John Ff. Leal
Quimby
Cherokee
Independence
Onawa
Waterloo
Beal
Chicago
J. N. Lesh
Steamboat Rock
Philadelphia
Union Stock Yards Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Stock Yards Company
Jefferson County Library Association
Fairfield
Andrew Carnegie
Cedar Rapids
Menory Vawson
Cedar Valls
Kingston Hotel
George Ritherd
Huw Homsel Deosuse
Dasartion
Qgeorge Ritherd
North Side
Normany
Worl
Babette Gazelle
Gardner Street
Richard
Morton
Washinaton
Indianapolis
Solon L. Gates
George T. Wilson
Coughlin
Frank Vyuch
Tuthill
Mr. Jucie
Mr. Fucie
Sunday Shop Openings Debate Sparks Trial Verdict
The article reports a contested Sunday closing case where a barber shop at the Midland was exempted, while the rest faced restrictions. The jury returned a verdict affecting whether barber shops may open on Sundays, with defense arguing business hours should include Sunday.
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Hiurbork
Banduay San Ttrk
Sul
the Midland
Trade Mark Suit Dismissed Against Thedford Liver Medicine
Judge Newman dismissed the suit to bar Rome Company from making a liver medicine claimed to imitate Chattanooga Medicine Co. The Chattanooga firm, active since 1872 with a large factory and broad distribution, is praised for integrity and extensive sales, including McEhee's Wine of Cardus and Ladies' Birthday Almanacs.
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Lawault
Chattanooga Medicine Company
M. A. Thedford
M. A. Thedford & Co
Newman
U. S
Atlanta
Rome Company
Chattanooga Medicine Co
N. C
Chattanooga Daily Times
Ohio River
Union
Thedford & Co
McEhee
United States
St. Louis
the Times
First Heavy Snow Blocks Northwest Streets
Snow fell yesterday six to eight inches in parts of the Northwest with a blizzard reported west and north. Ice on the river may allow crossings. streetcar traffic was blocked in Des Moines and nearby towns as railroads brace for trouble. Temperature dropped sharply as storms spread across Iowa and Michigan with further cold.
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St. Paul
Minn
Helena
Mont
Weather Bureau
LaCrosse
Wis
Miles City
Pierre
Duluth
Moorhead
Bismarck
N. 1
St. Vincent
Minnedosa
Medicine Hat
Swift Current
South Dakota
Benninetox
Iowa
Tee
Cepar
Benton Hannon
Mich
Thanksgiving Football Day Across Major Matches
Thanksgiving games highlighted by major collegiate and athletic contests. Chicago Athletic Association defeated Boston University 3 4. Michigan 28 Chicago 10. Princeton 6 Yale 0. Harvard 20 Pennsylvania 4. Purdue 42 DePauw 0. Illinois 10 Iowa 10. Stanford 6 California 6. Nebraska 20 Iowa 18.
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Chicago
Chicago Athletic Association
Hoston Athletic Association
University of Michigan
University of Chicago
New York
Princeton
Yale
Boston
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Judianapolis
Purdue
de Pauw
Champaign
University of
Lehigh Engine Explodes Killing and Injuring Workers
Lehigh Valley engine 107, crewed by new operators, exploded at Vaneton tank while freight from Manchester to Sayre was being moved. Women near the scene were killed or harmed, injuries reported. cause blamed on inexperience. Strikes committee and union leaders react, seeking freight diversion.
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Rochester
Lehigh Valley Road
Manchester
Sayre
Vanetton Tank
Trades and Labor Assembly
Howell
Mwe
Income tax plan narrows to corporates and inheritances
Washington report details a committee backed move to tax net earnings of corporations and rights of succession while rejecting a broad graduated income tax for individuals. The plan imposes higher cigarette and playing card levies, and leaves whisky duties unsettled amid stock market concerns. The piece also notes congressional reluctance to fund relief amid hard times and disasters, with a call for self-help and public works limited by treasury strain.
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Washington
Way and Means
Messrs. Horgan
McMillin
Whiting
Mosb
Stock Exchange
Congress
Washeton
Rocky Mountains
New Hogland
Eastern
Middle States
Sloar
Huring
Weet
Hour
Treasury
United States Treasury
Hart Straits
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Emimet County
Esther Wiuln
Stevensons
Buoosanton
Stevenson
Hotel Normandie
Capital
Lewis G. Stevenson
Bride
Europe
Confessman B. BF. Funk
Oklahoma
Perry
Perry Athletic Association
Richard K. Fox
Corbett
Mitchell
Milwaukee Brewing Company
Mattoon
Indiana and
Ilinois
Logansport
Lehigh
Yorger
Ind
Thornton
Syracuse
KN. C
Edward D. Fulford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bradbury
Pulford
Fulford
Cedar Barins
Town
Des
Harry Dawson
Cedar Lulls
Federal Grand Jury
St. Pats
St. James
Peter Larson
Gill
San Bersamino
Cal
Joseph B. Gill Ofllinois
Vearl Hall
J. W. Hall
U.S. Durant Post, No 327
Johnson Building
Fulton Street
Flavbush Avenue
Wepre and Means Committee
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