Iowa Condensed Corrections and Local Highlights
A dense digest of Iowa notes covers foreclosures in Butler county, rail projects in Lyon county, drownings in Davenport and Rock River, Grinnell's Fourth of July centennial, Keokuk Sunday saloon closures, a Casey child choking, May railroad grading from Clarinda, and a Keokuk tax vote. Law, disaster, and civic items follow from Eldora to Des Moines, with rail steel rails, water works bonds, and a cave near Cottonville.
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Johnnie Putnam
Chas. E. Putnam
Davenport
Hoboken
N. J
John Case
Lyon County
Rock River
Grinnell
Iowa
Keokuk
Keokuk & Northwestern Railway
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Des Moines
Chicago
Monticello
Bellevue
Cottonville
Jackson County
Rock Island
Council Bluffs
George Wilcox
Eldora
J. Q. Patterson
Grant Township
Dallas County
Olive Somers
Cummings
Moore’s Opera House
A. M
Geo. M. Walker
State Central Committee
J. B. Welch
Davis County
Mr. Welch
Terrible cyclone devastates Kansas Nebraska and Missouri regions
Dispatches report a deadly tornado passage on May 29 across Atchison and Irving Kansas and extended into Missouri. Casualties include 8 killed in Irving and numerous deaths and injuries in towns along the Blue River and Big Blue. Destruction hits churches schools grain elevators and homes with urgent aid and relief committees formed.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Atchison
Frankfort
Marshall County
F. B. Taylor
Messrs. Fox, Cresar
Vaughn
Fox
Irving
Jas. Warder
Armstrong
J. Williams
Thompson
Blue Rapids
Centennial Station
Central Branch
Richardson County
John Keeley
W. J. Williams
Birkmaster
Jacob Sabens
E. Sheldon
W. C. Bates
Nash
George Martin
Alex. Scroggs
Doctor Dunnington
Underwood
Hutchins
Manhattan
Big Blue River
Mill Creek
McCandry
Satlock
Independence
Lee
Warner
Grooves
Miss Grooves
Warfield
Robert Laughlin
Miles Kelly
Ar Irving
Concordia
Delphos
Ottawa County
Beloit
Scandia
Republic County
Associated Press
Kansas City
Jackson County
Harris
Blue Spring
Odd Grace at Table and Practical Domestic Tips
A tale of a reluctant grace at a strange table ends with a formal blessing. Practical notes follow on noodle dough, air drying noodles, and a wine jelly for invalids. The piece also notes Gloversville's glove industry employing 25,000 in Fulton County, New York.
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New York
North Texas
Ennis
Galveston
United States
Gloversville
Fulton County
N. Y
Uri Council submission to the Swiss State Council details
The Canton of Uri's Council presents a formal submission to the Swiss State Council outlining proposed legislative or administrative actions. The document emphasizes regional priorities and governance mechanisms within Uri and its relation to federal oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the State of
Canton of Uri
Switzerland
Florence Nightingale the Nurse Leader of Modern Care
Florence Nightingale emerges as a premier Victorian figure born in Florence to Dermot family ties, expanding her work from Lea Hurst in Derbyshire to Embley Park, London hospitals, and Kaiserswerth. Her enduring impact includes organizing nurse corps in Crimea, tending wounded soldiers, reforming hospitals and sanitation, and shaping nursing education worldwide.
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Florence Nightingale
Florence
Lea Hurst
Derbyshire
Hampshire
Embley Park
Miss Nightingale
London
Embley
New England Manufacturing Values From Census Data
The American Export Journal cites census figures for New England states. Estimated manufactured product value totals $909,116,775 with capital investment at $500,666,051 and wages $213,763,206. Materials reach $600,956,000 and total products at $909,110,762.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Export Journal
New England States
Nominated for Town Office Tests Wife After Caucus
A citizen asks his wife if she acted amiss before marriage. She answers no, prompting him to reveal he was nominated for a town officer, and he fears she would find out tomorrow. The exchange underscores political rumors and social scrutiny at local elections.
Women Never Think and the Hop Bitters Claim
A fragment discusses a bachelor’s claim about women not thinking and the use of Hop Bitters to keep families healthy. It argues such sentiments are false and mocks the notion while noting the product as a nominal expense in maintaining family health.
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Ulundi
Cape of Good Hope
Cetewayo
Dabulmanzi
Col. Crealock
Leah
Handsome dog causes office stir at Rochester paper
A Spitz named Woggy visits the Rochester Democrat office with a stylish companion. Editors jostle for a better view and the city editor jokes the lap dog is for the Union office while denying interest, as the staff resumes work after the visitor leaves.
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Spitz
Rochester Democrat
Union
Vanderbilt Advances Land Purchases and Market Ambitions
Vanderbilt has acquired extensive Colorado land holdings and plans to expand to the Wall Street market with live animals in the future.
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Vanderbilt
Colorado
Wall Street
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Committee ON Credentials
C. C. Heacock
Washington
John Cline
Cedar
A. G. Beatty
Buchanan
M. F. Gillet
Bremer
E. M. Griffith
Tama
W. D. Clark
Monroe
J. A. Ray
Decatur
P. D. Wilson
Fremont
M. E. Smith
Webster
Committee ON Resolutions
D. R. Thornburg
W. W. Hathaway
Scott
E. Farnsworth
Winneshiek
Col. McCarthy
Mitchell
W. H. Calhoun
Marshall
Davis
M. H. King
G. V. Swearingen
C. H. Jackson
Greene
W. H. Steele
van Buren
Aaron C. Kinaid
Muscatine
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Clayton
M. A. Leahy
John Delphin
Poweshiek
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Warren
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Madison
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Mills
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George C. Fry
Jefferson
M. Bartlet
E. M. Farnsworth
L. H. Weller
Chickasaw
George Carter
G. M. Walker
W. H. On
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Buenasta
Dr. Sankey
Iowa People
Greenback
John Porter
L. Q. Hoggatt
E. N. Gates
L. C. Patrick
A. R. Dabney
A. Y. McDonald
Committee On
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W. A. George
John Idyl
D. G. Goodrich
W. A. Mead
W. B. King
Perry Cowles
Robert Rhodarmeal
F. A. Mann
H. J. Wasson
Weaver
Gillette
Engle
Jasper County
Leonard Brown
Story County
J. W. Muffiley
Mr. Muffiey
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Webster County
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Dubuque County
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Clarke County
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Trimble
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Louse
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Painter
Dallas
J. A. Nash
P. H. Hoop
J. C. Shoup
Woodbury
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Adams
E. A. Leahy
Franklin County
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Leahy
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Hoop
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