Dr D H Stever Surgeon at Stubbs Block Fairfield
Dr D H Stever M D surgeon based in Fairfield Iowa with office in Stubbs new block. Specializes in diseases of children.
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D. H. Stever
Fairfield
Iowa
Stubbs
New Block
J. B. Monfort
South Side Park
Calvin Snook
Tairfield
Dr. N. Steele
All Ours
Drs. P.N
H. E. Woods Brean Ses and Surgeons
Geo. P. Lang
S. F. Hammond
D. H. Worthington
Clark
Drus Store
N. W. Cor. Park
Reid
J. L. Sharp
James. Pe
Northwest Corner Square
Clarke
Iowa News Briefs Report Murders Flood Delegates and Burns
Kilas Doty announces Greenback bid for Iowa governor. Miss Kitty Williams dies after hair catch fire from a gasoline stove. A farmhouse murder near Manchester is described with unclear details and possible arson. Iowa governors appoint delegates to Northwestern Waterways Convention in St Paul. Good Templar Grand Lodge session in Anguscon reports 2409 members and prepares for Richmond and Philadelphia events. Des Moines stores robbed. Webster City plans new church. various county fairs, reunions, and public notices follow.
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Kilas Doty
Linn County
Kitty Williams
Exmayor W. T. Williams
Nashua
Knights of Pythias
Des Moines
Manchester
Williams
Prairieburg
Iowa
St. Paul
J. Kirkwood
Johnson County
J. H. Gear
C. C. Carpenter
Webster
James Wilson
Tama
Pottawattamie
M. Clark
Lee
C. F. Clarkson
Polk
J. B. Grinnell
Poweshiek
G. D. Perkins
Woodbury
D. Richardson
Scott
J. M. Shaffer
John 8
Clinton
B. E. Linehan
Dubuque
Wm. Toman
Buchanan
H. C. Hemenway
Black Hawk
F. W. Burdick
Winneshiek
L. L. Ainsworth
Fayette
A. F. Hofer
Clayton
W. G. Thompson
Linn
J.C. Traer
Benton
George Paul
Johnson
A. H. Hamilton
Wapello
A. W. Swalm
Mahaska
Harned
Keokuk
C. C. Goodell
Madison
W. W. Witmer
T. G Caldwell
Dallas
F. M. Drake
Appanoose
Lewis Miles
Warne
H. Mallory
Lucas
Smith McPherson
Montgomery
Lafayette Young
Cass
L R. Balter
Harrison
R. S. Benson
Franklin
John Scott
Story
J. F. Duncombe
J. N. Miller
Sac
Robinson
Buena Vista
C. E F’yiting
Monona
Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Good Templars of
Anguscon
Edward R. Hutchins
J. M. B. Scott
H. A. Hoyt
Perry
Perry Perkins
O. L. Barrett
Crescent
J. T
M. A. Failor
Kellogg
G. C.—Harmon W. Cook
New Sharon
G. M
J. F. Steinrod
Glenwood
Miss Schenkewitz
G. G
Jennie Baldwin
G. Sen
R. Chase
Dayton
Messrs
W. F Conrad
International Grand Lodge
Richmond
A. N. Coates
Minburn
E. R. Hutchins
Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Burlington
Miners strike over wage cut sparks ethnic clashes in Shenandoah
The Lilly & Co colliery near Shenandoah Pennsylvania cut wages by 5 percent. Hungarian and Polish workers refused the cut and were replaced by nonunion labor. A large crowd clashed, with 15 to 25 injured, including several Hungarians. The fighting subsided when the Hungarians returned to work a month later, with another clash anticipated.
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Lilly & Co’s
Shenandoah
Philip Lawman
Mike
New Orleans
Haddingtonshire
Astoria
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Point Ruge
San Francisco
Glasgow
J. A. Shipherd
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
Brunswick
Council Bluffs
Wall Street
Wabash
Jey Gould
John Swinton
Southern crops look toward record yields in the South
The Baltimore Manufacturers' Record reports the South should produce its largest crops ever at lower costs. Corn yields may rise by 50,000,000 bushels. South Carolina and Georgia see big increases. Cotton, tobacco, fruits, vegetables, rice, and sugar also show strong prospects. The piece notes improving trade and manufacturing activity for the coming season. A girl jokes about her father trading her horse for a new buggy.
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National Association of Union Prisoners
Philadelphia
Britton
Ripple
Stark
Shankland
F. A. Gealser
Fremont
Ohio
United States Mint
Pennsylvania State Association
Wm. Carlton
New York
Actors’ Fund
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Kentucky
Willis Roach
Frankfort
Roach
Germany
Spain
Caroline Islands
Carolines
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Manila
Yapua
Carolina Islands
la Granja
Persia
Russia
Mies
Chamani
Lim
Russip
Limtrov
Chamanis
Baltimore
South
South Carolina
Georgia
Agricultural Department
International tensions and colonial disputes flare across globe
King Alphonso resigns as German uhlan, Spain protests Germany’s Caroline Islands seizure, Spain cites ancient rights and consular notices. Fires devastate Montreal Bell Telephone works. losses around 130000. Suspicion targets a priest in Cochin tied to Oliver Paine. Turkish diplomat hints at Turkish English-Russia alliance. Cholera deaths reported in Marseilles. Suakim disturbances prompt British influence. Guatemala delays debt payments to fund war arrears.
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Jo Nelney
Uhlans
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Phillipine Islands
Bell Telephone Company
Montreal
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Egypt
Oliver Paine
Cochin
Standard
Berlin
Turkey
England
Russia
London
Marseilles
Reuter
National
Remarkable octogenarian patriarch in Albemarle
Virginia paper details William Critzer of Albemarle born in 1795 in the county mountains. He has thirteen living children, two deceased, ninety-nine grandchildren, and one hundred four great grandchildren. Married sixty five years ago, he remains vigorous in body and mind.
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Virginia
William Critzer
Albemarle
Eghty
Democratic Platform Adopted At Iowa State Convention
The 1885 Democratic State Convention in Cedar Rapids approved a platform and nominated candidates for governor. It endorses repeal of Iowa's prohibitory liquor law, a lease system for public lands, regulation of liquor adulteration, and civil liberty protections. The platform also supports federal land and mining reforms and praises President Cleveland's administration.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Kinne
Ringgold
J. H. Preston
A. R. McCoy
Cat. Merrell
Col. Fenn
Story
William C. Schmidt
Scott
Col. Keatley
Whiting
Capt. Bell
Bolter
W. H. McClure
Black Hawk
Horace Boiels
Gen. Jones
Dubuque
Wm. G. Stewart
Boiels
Stewart
Committee On Resolutions
Democratic Party of Iowa
Congress
Twentieth General Assembly
Cassatt
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Andrew Jackson
Republican Party
Lowa
Duncombe
Eicht
Merrell
Mr. Whiting
Brannan
Burton
Anderson
Cleggett
Friends of Fusion
Gillette
John F. Duncombe
More
Pleuro-pneumonia outbreak threatens Kentucky cattle trade
Louisville dispatch quotes Dr. J N McCormack stating pleuro-pneumonia is confined to Harrison county but severe and spreading fears loom. Quarantines by western states have halted Kentucky stock sales. Disease traced to cattle importations since 1543 with recent U S spread. local cattlemen seek funds to eradicate before legislative action.
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Colorado
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Recorder
Louisville
J. N. McCormack
Kenucky
Kentucky
New York
Troy
Baltimore
Virginia City
Ill
Illinois
Callaway County
Missouri
Blue Grass
Extreme Penalty Met For 183 Murder Case
Franz Josef Petmekey faced the extreme penalty for killing Mrs Paulina Froitzheim on June 1, 183. His sentence delayed from March 21, 1884, due to legal delay. He claimed self defense claiming she urged elopement and found him married, then he shot with a revolver but hit her with a hatchet after rummaging the house. He died on the gallows after a silent appearance and a priest’s word of confession and forgiveness.
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Franz Josef Petmekey
Mra Paulina Froitzheim
Ulrich
Elopement Stuns Terre Haute as McKeen Daughter Wed
Miss Anna McKeen eldest daughter of Vandalia president W R McKeen elopes with horse trainer V Shuler known as fonny Shuler. The couple reportedly married in Evansville and left for Chicago after defying her father.
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Ind
Anna McKeen
W. R. McKeen
Vandalia Railway
V. Shuler
Miss McKeen
Shuler
McKeens
Col Lawrence Shuler
Indianapolis
State
Whisky Frauds Probed by Revenue Officers
Gen Sewell reports progress on a top revenue probe into Peoria distillers suspected of over filling barrels. Excess gauge readings averaged about one gallon per 67, with no proven fraudulent intent. Spirits seized in Peoria were released on compensation, and future measures aim to deter evasion and enforce strict penalties if convicted.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Peoria
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Sewell
Gen. Sewell
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