Bank Officers Listing
Officers include J. E. Roth as President Jos. Ricksh er as Vice President and Johnn Davies as Cashier.
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J. E. Roth
Jos. Ricksher
V. Pres
Johnn Davies
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1898
Page
5
List of Names in Local Business Directory
A compilation of numerous individuals and surnames including Louden Howard Ig weric Ball Retcliff Roth Kieksher Lamson James Tempieten Campbell Watkins Messer Slagle Parrett Manateey Scott Prewitt Turney Co McLane Mowery Bradshaw Parrot Gobble Anderson Herring Fordyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B
Dames Louden
E. A. Howard
D. G. Ig Weric
W. Ball
F. Retcliff
W. Lamson
T. L. James
D. W. Tempieten
Eugene Campbell
H. Watkins
Adam Messer
Mes. M. Slagle
D. M. Parrett
J.P. Manateey
A. B. Scott
Wil
S. Prewitt
J. Turney & Co
John McLane
George Mowery
Chas
D.°ett
A. C. D. Bradshaw
Gester Parrot
Et. Gobble
A. P. Anderson
A. Herring
W. Fordyce
Commerce of Santiago Exports and Mines Promise Cuban Recovery
The New York Tribune staff correspondent surveys Santiago de Cuba’s postwar prospects. Iron ore and sugar lead exports while manganese copper and timber potential rise. mining at Juragua and Basquiri courts American capital. Sugar remains dominant though beet sugar pressures Cuban cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Cuba
Stars and Stripes
Havana
Matanzas
Cienfuegos
Jamaica
Haiti
Antilles
Santiago de Cuba
Baracoa
New World
Columbus
Tora
Cuthams
Juragua Iron Company
Fermeza
Siboney
Irom Company
Basquiri
United States
Bethlehem
Iron and Steel
East
Cubam
Baiquiri
Juragna Company
Santiago Jaribor
Tidewater
Manganege
Governor Lord Opposes Philippine Annexation and Supports Porto Rico
Governor William P. Lord of Oregon argues Porto Rico should be retained as a permanent U S territory for a coal station to safeguard naval and merchant fleet needs. He says Cuba might require different handling than the Philippines and that annexation could occur only if conditions demand it. Chicago Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
B. P. McAllister
Harrodsburg
U.S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Georgia
Lord
Porto Rico
Philippines
W. P. Lord
Oregon
Spain
United States
Cuba
Philippine Islands
William P. Lord
Congress
Chicago
CORPORAL FITCHS STORY OF SANTIAGO FIGHTING
Corporal J B N Fitch of Company I Seventy first regiment writes from Yonkers about the Santiago fighting. He recalls marching through fire on the marrow road, heavy casualties, and marching up hills as the Spanish soldiers fired. He notes the bayonet hats, fierce combat, and captures in the blockhouse with hard tack and water calming the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. N. Fitch
Seventy-first Regiment
Yonkers
N. Y
Santiago
United States Cavalry
Bowery
New York Sun
American sharpshooters down Spaniards from a tree
Captain Minot of the Cumberland recalls the Cuba battle on July 1. When a soldier fell unseen, Americans propped him as he stood and inferred the shooter’s range from the wound. They fired to that range and killed several Spanish sharpshooters in a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Cumberland
Galveston
Santiago de Cuba
Austin News
Nadine Boulitchoff’s Benign Act at Rio Benefit
In 1880 Nadine Boulitchoff used a benefit in Rio Janeiro to aid enslaved women. She requested the money be spent to buy their liberty, freeing seven women who had suffered severe abuse. The audience, including Dom Pedro, celebrated with the national hymn as the slaves thanked her on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nijni-Novgorod
Mile
Nadine Boulitchoff
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Madrid
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Nadine
Dom Pedro
Pin on the pavement turns unlikely fortune for boy
A poor boy finds a pin on the ground and places it in his coat. A rich passerby is impressed, adopts him, and thirty years later the former boy becomes a South African millionaire who repays a debt to a former schoolmate with a £2000 check, saying his success began with a pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Pearson’s Weekly
Erratic Writer Aldrich Deals With O Brien Across the Street
The San Francisco Argonaut recalls how Thomas Bailey Aldrich once escorted Fitz James O Brien to a hotel when he was intoxicated and indebted. O Brien later begged for $25 from a publisher, wore a placard proclaiming he was starving, and wandered streets until a $6 settlement ended the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
George W. Carleton
Broadway
Fitz James O'Brien
Aldrich
O’brien
O'Brien
O' Brien
San Francisco
Wanted A Patent Ant Guard Chalked to Sidestep Ants
A filed patent sought protection for an ant guard drawn with chalk around a table to deter ants. The idea, likened to chalk making legs slip and soap on railways preventing starts, was deemed not patentable as chalk had prior use and no new invention was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Office
Welsh village name translated to English in Anglesey
A London correspondent sends an English rendering of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch describing the Church of St Mary in a hollow of white hazel near a rapid whirlpool and St Disilio church by a red cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglesey
United Kingdom
Llan-fair-pwllgwyn - Gyll- Goger- y-Church
St. Mary
St. Disilio
Notable Fire Tragedy Hidden by Peculiar Paper Tone
The Ostrich reports a deadly blaze with 277 dead from 400, noting at least 128 saved without naming victims. The brief paragraph avoids details and ends with a teaser about continuation on page 18, while warning readers about the sparse coverage and somber presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
A Matter of Fees
A Detroit Journal item records a patient voicing despair over fees while her attending physician urges life and resilience in a sobering medical exchange. The brief note highlights financial strain in care and the human impact of medical billing.
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