Curlew Picnic Attendees and Town News
The Curlew community notes a Curlew Curlew picnic at Mallard with attendees. Clyde McCreary, Floyd McCreary, and Walter Ferguson left for Winnebago City to attend school. Mrs. Ward and children visit Algona. A. Whitmer returned from Minnesota. Mr. Buttrell screened a moving picture show Saturday. News arrives of Mr. Wiley’s death on a Montana ranch. widow and five sons, all in western states, mourn his loss. Postmaster A. A. Easton previously filled vacancy until moving west. Community sympathy offered to relatives. Gus Cox visits from Ft. Dodge. School opens with Mr. Anderson as principal. Cora Williams teaches. Various locals departed or visited Ayrshire, Mediac Rapids, and surrounding areas.
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Custer
County
Wideaux
Montana
Custer County
Clarence
Spirit Eake
Pliny
Caldwell
Idaho
Wiley
Curlew
Clay
Graettinger Social Notes From Friday to Monday
Kane visited his daughter Mrs E J Bradley as a guest Friday. Pat Galtiger came from Emmetsburg on business Friday. Paulson was a business visitor to Wallingford late week. E J Mitchell and John Gremmels returned from St Paul Friday evening. E E Reed came up from Emmetsburg Saturday. Mrs Lockwood and children left for McGregor Thursday evening. Perry Lamborn from Green Island visited Graettinger. Graettinger friends met Monday. Mrs H A Powers and Ian Harold with Miss Cahalan of St Louis were guests of Graettinger friends Monday.
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Pat Galtiger
Emmetsburrz
Paulson
Wallingford
E. J. Mitchell
John Gremmels
St. Paul
E.E. Reed
Emmetsburg
Lockwood and Children
McGregor
Perry Lamborn
Green Island
Graettinger Friends
H. A. Powers
Ian Harold
Miss Cahalan
St. Louis
Munday
Racine Jury Opinions on Domestic Tragedy and Justice
The Derive Journal notes the Saine house dispute over rightful ownership and indicates no evidence the wife harmed her elder spouse or was armed. It condemns the killer’s act and urges punishment under the law, reflecting a heated civil and criminal context in the case.
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Mansan Journal
Home of Daniel O Connell remembered in memory and travel
In Derranyane the worn Daniel O Connell hurries to press public works and bread requests as his strength fails. The House of Commons and public tears mark sympathy from foes. O Connell dies en route to Rome after a long European farewell. His funeral in Rome draws Cardinal Ventura and messages of condolence pour from Christian nations. The present O Connell’s farmers and inn keepers praise his family’s charity and humor, as Dan’s daughters ride miles and visit the sick with quiet grace.
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Derranyane
House of Commons
House of Gam Mons
Staning
United States
France
Oconnell
Ireland
Italy
Genoa
Rome
Cardinal Ventura
Europe
Daniel O’connell
Derrayane
Dan
AT. J. Costetts
Notice in district court action Palo Alto County Iowa
In Palo Alto County Iowa district court John Lane and wife sue for 250 dollars claimed for goods sold and not paid Hank Brothers credit and attached property. The case notes attachment on land the west half of the southwest quarter section 28 township 9 north of range 35. Defendants must appear by October next term. failure to do so will lead to default and judgment.
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John Lane
Joi Lane
Jo Juho Lane
District Court
Palo Alte County
vWaros
Anc Werchandiss
Hank Rothers
Tle Clatk
Tewit
Iduke
Rimetsburg
Palo Alto County
Towa
Ostober
Final Settlement Notice in Estate of Jane Ann Daugherty
In the District Court of Lowe County Palo Alto, executors E. P. Mekyoy and Felix Hagan announce final report and distribution application for the estate of Jane Ann Daugherty deceased. Hearings set for October 1 108, with objections due by September 25 16, in the court’s regular order. Attorneys Tom McCarty and McCarty & McCarty firm for the heirs.
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District Court
Lowe
Palo Altoecanty
Ann Danguerty
Aseets
John Loper
Hey
J. S. Smith
Ter
L. Stanian
Anthony Daugherty
Hanash Laugherty
Rebecca Daugherty
Bridgetaughore
Catherine Daugherty
Maggie Daugherty
Ellen Daugherty
Dauherty
Ann (Nicholson) Bradaga
Maggie Nicholson
Dane (Nicholson
Nally
Elizabeth
Nicholson
Wheslon
James Bovie
Hugh Daugherty
Mary Nicholson Hagan
Ann Loner
Margaret Daugherty
Kate Daugherty
Catherine
Mice Geagon
Stergatt
Sarah
McGeagon) Wood
Pato Alto
Lown
Yan
McEvay
Felix Ragan
Jane Ann Daugherty
McCarty & McCarty
Astiair
Woman's Wit and a Long Distance Mixup
A husband jokes about relying on a wife's wit as he recounts letters and a telegram that foreshadow a confusing mix of tears. A wife’s voice over a long distance call leads to surprise and relief as he learns she misread his words as a life ending action.
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Hin
New Zealand's White Island in Australia described
White Island measures about 800 acres with a 380 foot height. It resembles a reposing camel and features perilous gray cliffs like Rome's Coliseum. A sentinel-like rock column guards the southern landing. Sulphur fumes are persistent and waters turn red brick when dipped. Moonlit lake views from open boats allure visitors. An immense 50 acre carbon heap vents poisonous steam, trapping all exit.
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White Island
Australia
Rome
Cook
Order for shoes for a large French Canadian family
A written demand to a Quebec shoe store requests shoes for many family members listed with ages from 1 to 42 years. The reader notes the extensive family group and that the head, Jameson, asks how much for the barefoot provisioning.
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Quebec
Jameson
Jean
Sophie St-Jean
Hermedes
Leo
Honore
Ce- Tina
Narcisse
Octavia
Phyllis
Olivia
Philippa
Alexandre
Rosina
Bruno
Pierre
Eugene
We Los Hima
Edouard
Eliza
Adrien
Camille
Zoel
Joseph
Boise
Muriel
Hilaire
Zo Berefoot
Hartwig Langmann Dies. Widow and Four Children Announce
A German death notice from Hartwig Langmann's family announces his passing with a faith filled tribute. The widow and four children request no funeral oration and ask mourners to honor him by giving to the poor instead of flowers. The message expresses gratitude and comfort in his goodness.
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Evies
Hartwig Langmann
Church Tower Sermon Draws Large Crowd of Coliiers
The vicar of Session Rev. c. Harrison preached from the church tower on Feast Sunday. His text was The Builders and the Tower. A large crowd of colliers and others gathered, with the fine weather aiding visibility as many sat along the highway to hear the sermon.
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Church Tower
C. Harrison
London Evening Standard
Unique cat Horace Elliott owns a curious pet
The Rockland Me Opinion notes Horace Elliott keeps a handsome shag cat unlikely to be sold. The animal never catches mice and, after discovery of the reason, is described as cross eyed to a comical extreme. When trying to strike prey the cat jumps the opposite way.
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Horace Elliott
Mr. Eliott
Rockland
Diffusing the Annoyance in a Farmhouse Exchange
Farmer Countessel defends boarding strangers saying money is not the motive. A neighbour questions the idea as TV touted. The response notes bringing townsfolk to keep mosquitoes from focusing on their home circle.
Worthy of Nation Washington as World's Most Beautiful City
An English observer in the New York Sun discusses Washington as a city of grand plans and rising beauty. He notes Dickens wrongfully doubted its future and praises the capitol’s river setting, planned avenues, and monumental structures guiding a future skyline rivaling Paris and Rome. He foresees tourists, wealth, and progress making Washington stagger humanity.
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New York Sun
Washington
Bervades
Dickens
Capitol
Paris
Pennsylvania Avenue
Union
Cation
Seine
Meudon
St Cloud
Library of Congress
St. Peter's
Rome
Attracting Capitol Interest Four Trumbull Paintings
A visitor hails the Capitol as richly satisfying inside and out and notes four Trumbull canvases in the rotunda. The article highlights the artist’s life like a self made historiographer who journeys to Paris and perseveres over more than twenty years to gain the commission and fulfill his aim.
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Capitol
Rotunda
Paris
Washington Emerges as Great City and Capital of Wealth
A census shows Jinglon population at 339403 with 241526 whites and 97482 colored residents. Washington rises among historic capitals like Alexandria and Edinburgh, rivaling Cincinnati and Detroit in size and prosperity while expanding wealth, architecture, and public monuments.
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Jinglon
Atrica
Bégro
United States
Alexandria
Frankfurt-on-Main
Turin
Stockholm
Bezico
Edinburg
Lisbon
Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Detroit
Milwaukee
Treasury
Senator Kean Questions Bill Title During Senate Session
The scene opens as Senator Kean of New Jersey voices doubt about a bill read aloud by the clerk. Senator Gatlinger urges to let the clerk finish, then both comment on the absurd lengthy title of a measure amending acts to authorize the receipt of U S gold coin in exchange for gold bars. The bill is eventually passed.
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Tele
Senate
Kean
New Jereer
Gatlinger
United States
Mr. Kean
Filibuster and Fame Versus Newsroom Gaffes
A clipped reminiscence centers on William Sulzer of New York. The speaker recalls Sulzer’s bold public persona, the joke of his newspaper notoriety, and sultry exchanges about mentions in print. Sulzer urges inclusion of his name in coverage despite the ribbing.
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Wiliam
Suizer
New York
Blade Mén
Mr. Suizé
Mr. Suizer
Onis
William
Bill
Sulzer
Fragments of a Washington correspondence tease Iowa politics
A Washington correspondent reports Representative Walter Smith of Iowa and a humorous jab at his district. The piece recalls the judge's self praise and a reader's quip about the agriculture department testing seedless fruits and requesting seeds.
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Agricultural Department
Walter Smith
Iowa
Smith
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