Great Fleet Sails to Pacific Battle Line Review
The American battleship squadron, under Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans, sails from Hampton Roads for a 14,000 mile Pacific cruise. President Roosevelt reviews the fleet aboard the Mayflower, then leads the line into Chesapeake Bay as officers bid farewell. The voyage proceeds via Trinidad with a Christmas Eve stop, attracting wide public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Point Corsfort
Tominsha
Robley D. Ryans
Pacific Ocean
Tastea Statea
Hampton Heade
Virginia
West Indies
Trinidad
Roosevelt
Washington
Makellan” Straits
San Francisco
Evans
Chesapeake Bay
Thimbis Shoal Hecht
Capes
Atlantic
Hampton Roads
Slatern
Connecticut
Admiral Evans
Kentucky
Mrs. Roosevelt
Misa Ethel Roosevelt
Navy
Mra. Metcalf
Mrs. Newberry
W. W W. Brownson
Sagigition
Ra. Brownson
Mra. Cowles
Simms
Dolphin
Changes at West Okoboji Shorefront Merger Plans
The Spirit Lake Beacon reports Beck and Mills buying adjacent tracts on West Okoboji Lake forming over a mile of frontage. They plan to plat 170 lots, dredge an inland harbor on Pillsbury land, and plant trees along the frontage. Also noted are a Dorper Jersey sale and local social news.
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Spirit Lake
West Okoboji Lake
J. A. Beck
West Okoboji
Mr. Beck
L. Pillabary
Gall Point
E. Mills
Meesro
Beck and Mills
H. A. Welty
Lakeville
Pillsbury
Pillebory
Beck
Mille
Proof of Will Notice in Iowa District Court
Notice of proof of will for Nridwer Groley deceased in Palo Alto County Iowa. Hearing set for March 2 1900 at the court to witness and seal. Also listed are fifteen head of Shorthorn heifers two years old a Shorthorn skull and 1160 bushels of field corn plus 85 bushels of seed corn offered by McCarty Bros.
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Nridwer Groley
Herote
Nate
SLM
Carney
Uistrer Court
Sele
Bank resumes after parent failure in Kansas City
Suspended Bank Resumes Kansas City reports Union Avenue Bank of Commerce, allied with the National Bank of Commerce, has reopened after the parent bank failed ten days ago. Receiver James T. Bradley expects the bank’s condition report to be released to the comptroller within days. In St Joseph, a separate incident notes Ned Starmer, eleven, killed George Blakely, four, in a shooting involving a cowboy and his Indian companion. the boy’s sister died a year earlier from a horse kick.
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Kansas City
Union Avenue Bank of Commerce
National Bank of Commerce
James T. Bradley
Bay Klijls
St. Joseph
Ned A. Starmer
George Blakely
Bank Asset Statement and Death Notices in Palo Alto County
A 1937 bank balance sheet from Palo Alto County lists cash on hand gold and silver coins, bank drafts, overdrafts, real and personal property values, capital paid in, and totals for deposits and liabilities. Separately, notice reports the death of Mrs. Maria A. Underwood, 73, pioneer settler, with details of her family and residence.
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Mallard Savings Bank
Ilowa
Baal- Jard
Pato Alto
Atte
Busie Ness
Commercial National Bank Chicago
First National Hani
Dodge
Tawa Temeee
First National Bank Emmetsburg
Hanke
BOP
Palo Alto County
Wes HL RE. Richards
J. J. Marconey
JW. Johnson
Mulimme
Maria A. Underwoor
San Arabrial
California
Maria A. Underwood
Methodist Church
Los Angeles
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Battleship Squadron
Pacific
Holde
Chicago
Der
Belize
Okopoji
A. E. Wilderman
M‘n. T. J. Hendrickson
Abdmas Handrickson
Democrat Extenda
Hendrickson
Cherokee Asylum
Coskley
Louie Nelson
Walnut Township
Roy
Marshal Blom
Flemuiog
Graettinger
Coakley
Cherokee
Rock Island
Stem
Denver
Colorado
O'Brien
Ana Aire
St. Louie
Iowa
A. A. Moore
Harry Fain
Emmetsburg
J. H. Meyer
Whittemore
J. Knoer
Rodman
E. Burke
F.C. Wood
West Bend
F. H. Dickey
Emmetsbur
F. Crisman
F.crissian
J. Crook
A. Jenswold
Depew
S. Crisman
Crisman
State of
McCarty Bros
Sey
Total Assets
Fl. Richards
J.B. Mulroney
J. W. Johnson
Ricard
JU. Mulroney
J W. Johnsute
Archie
Aito County
Joseph Minttread
Freemax
Crouch
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