Mallard Savings Bank Directors and Officers Listed
Mallard Savings Bank of Mallard Iowa announces officers led by H B Richards as President and J C Zeidter as Vice President with J J Zwer as Cashier. Directors include A L Ormsby M F Kerwick William White C J Hahn J P Mulroney EB Richards M Schuyler and P F Dawson.
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Mallard Savings Bank
Mallard
Iowa
A. L. Ormsby
M. F. Kerwick
J.C. Zeidter
William White
C. J. Hahn
J. P. Mulroney
EB. Richards
M. Schuyler
P. F. Dawson
H. A. Powers
The
Farmers’ Savings Bank S
Emmetsburg
Notable Banking Services Route Summary
A local bank advertises general banking activities including paying interest on deposits, farm loans, insurance, collections, and notary public services offered to customers.
Telegraph cut endangers Broodstad with 2000 Boer force
General Forestier-Walker reports from Cape Town that Boers cut the telegraph at Roodeval north of Bloemstad. Kelly-Kenny at Bloemfontein says 2000 Boers with six field guns are attacking Broonstad. Reinforcements are being rushed from Bloemfontein and Cape Colony. Interruption expected to be temporary.
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Loxpox
Forestier- Walker
War Office
Cape Town
Disagreeable Boer Activity Shields Roberts Telegraphic Link
London expresses disgust over Boer actions in the Orange River Colony cutting Lord Roberts telegraphic lines at Roodegal north of Kroonstad. A strong Boer force may have arrived at Roodeyal, prompting reinforced garrisons at Kroonstad and troop movements from the Cape line. Roodeval north of Kroonstad looms as a potential trouble spot for General Kelly-Kenny, while signs show Boer guerrilla threats persist and Cape Town expects Boer harassment from Kafirs and limited supplies to last eight weeks.
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Roberts
Lexpos
London
Orange River
Lord Roberts
Roodegal
Kroonstad
Roodeyal
Standerton
Caps Colony
Roodeval
Kelly-Kenny
Steyn
House of Jords
House of Commons
South Africa
Cape Town
Snfiic
Lydenberg
Lso
General Buller Reports From Yellow Boom Farm
London June 11 The war office released Gen Buller dispatch dated June 8 from Yellow Boom Farm. Talbot Coke with the Tenth brigade and the South African light horse seized Van Wyke hill. Casualties about 4 killed and 13 wounded. Subsequent fire allowed Hildyard to assault berg positions between Botha’s Pass and Inkewelo. The enemy retired from the strong position. Buller hopes to render Laings Nek untenable.
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Rendee Laings Nek
London
War Office
Buller
Yellow Boom Farm
Talbot Coke
Tenth Brigade
South African Light Horse
van Wyke Hill
van Wyke
Inkewelo
Hildyard
Botha’s Pass
Fate of British Prisoners Not Definitely Known
London dispatch notes President Steyn at Bethlehem with a small band of followers while the northeast burghers grow weary of the war. The Waterval fate of British prisoners remains officially unexplained at midnight. General French was expected to reach Waterval to release prisoners, with Rudle’s and Methuen’s actions still unclear amid a Tuesday reconnaissance and skirmishes.
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New Yoas
the Tribune
London
Steyn
Bethlehem
Orange River
Waterval
French
Rudle
Methuen
Boers at Taungs Nek Offer Conditional Surrender
Durban dispatch reports the Boers at Taungs Nek after Thursday’s action on June 7 offered to surrender conditionally but General Boller demanded unconditional surrender.
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Laungs Nek
Fender
Loxpos
Durban
Natal
Taungs Nek
Boller
Rathbone troubles as auditors throw out vouchers
Havana June 11 The auditor s department has discarded 815 000 in vouchers including 8 000 in bills paid twice largely at Muncie Ind The Fidelity company may be held responsible Rathbone and Miller discuss the matter Neely accused witness Corydon Rich placed on 2 000 bond Rich s fate tied to Neely case with warning of further revelations
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Wavans
Havana
Estes G. Hathbone
Phe
Muncie
Ind
Fidelity Company
Rathbone
Miller
Mrr
O. F. W. Neely
Neely
Corydon Rich
Rich
Admiral Dewey Reviews Marine Parade on Tashmoo
Detroit crowds watched Admiral Dewey aboard the steamer Tashmoo in civil attire and a silk hat as a Marine parade formed. A 17-gun salute from the Michigan flagged the event while Canadian observers joined in with British flags in the shore-to-shore spectacle on Lake St. Clair.
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Detroit
Mich
Admiral Dewey
Tashmoo
Hanna to chair Republican national committee again
Washington reports that Senator Hanna will succeed himself as chairman of the Republican National Committee and lead the coming campaign unless his health declines. The president held talks with Hanna and Secretary Dick, who plans to vote in Philadelphia. Hanna is due there on the 13th. Several senators and representative Cannon called on the president during the day.
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Henna
Washington
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Philadelphia
Hanns
Mason
Allison
Lodge
Spooner
Representative Cannon
Ashanti capture of Governor Hodgson reported
A June 8 dispatch to The Daily Mail from Accra claims Sir Frederick Mitchell Hodgson, governor of Gold Coast Colony, was besieged at Kaumdassi by Ashantis and forced to surrender. May 11 reports say fifty thousand Ashantis are in arms and the insurrection is spreading, with white access to the interior hindered by the rainy season.
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Hodgson
Loxpos
Daily Mail
Accra
Frederick Mitchell Hodgson
Gold Coast Colony
Kaumdassi
Boxers Upheld in Edict Denouncing General Nieh
An imperial edict denounces General Nieh Si Chong for killing rioters and praises Boxers as good citizens. It orders Nieh to return with troops to Loopai while urging powers to take control of the Pekin railroad to preserve foreign interests.
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Tien Tsix
Jone
Nieh Si Chong
Nieh
Iis
Loopai
Pekin
Chinese Railways At Risk As Foreign Troops Pledged
June 11. Minister Conger reports the situation in China is unimproved with rail plants burning. He notes Chinese troops are inert and foreign forces may be needed to protect the railways. The State Department has not authorized him to land naval forces but expects him to use discretion while keeping independence in action.
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Congres
Wasniscros
Conger
Hay
State Department
Tien ‘Tsin
Pekin
China
Rusia
Sv. Petenserra
Cina
Missionaries in Pekin district reported safe
Cable from Br John W Henry confirms that no serious depredations have occurred among Presbyterian missionaries in Shang Tung. The Presbyterian board lists 58 American missionaries there while the American board says all are well though the government is demoralized and aid from the state department is advised.
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America
New York
Pekin
John W. Henry
China
Sir Danger
Presbyterian Board
Shang Tung
American Board
Weil
State Department
Nashville Sails to Takoo for Taku Mission
The gunboat Nashville with marines aboard departed Manila for Taku, likely replacing the gunboat Helena. Admiral Remey informs the Navy Department of the move as the Mattocacy at Shanghai is ordered to reinforce Admiral Kemp at Taku.
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Wastmxcox
Remeyr
Navy Department
Nashville
Manila
Taku
Helena
Mattocacy
Shanghai
Kemp
Russians Land in China and Tensions Rise Across Asia
A dispatch from Tien Tsin reports 500 Russian troops to land there as Fung Chow burns and missionaries are safe amid rising China tensions. Meanwhile Korea rebuffs Japan over political prisoners, and St Petersburg signals immediate military action if anti foreign movements persist. Immigration agents inspect the Grin An Filla with 1000 Chinese laborers aboard. most will be admitted.
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Tien Tsin
Skandar
Fung Chow
Thousant
New York
Hay
Quarknuting
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Genseral Buller Reports
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Broadway
India
Chamber of Commerce
Bombay
Jones
Lord Panncufut
Weaty Qi
Adiet
Niéh
TAKO
Phice
Japan
E. S. Ormspy
C. W. Henxinson
Lands and Loans
J. Sir Chas, McCormick
Robert Moses
James Dunigan
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EB. Pearsall
Presit - Brown
Casmen, Co
Frank Larrabee
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McGregor
Iz. Gro
B.pesrsant
Pres! National Bank
Des Moines
Geo. B. McCarry
Hull Hoagland
Thos. H. Torx
E. P. McBvOy
M. J. Nolan
Esaretspure
Towa
Herrick
F. G. McMahon & Co
J. Y. Steineys
Opera House Drug Store
Main Street
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Patt
Geo. W. Pitkin CO
Futton and Carpenter Sis
Chicago
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