Lively Iowa notices mix of accidents births and business
Miss Sadie Kirk and Miss Reda Emmons nearly suffocated by gas in Creston while a home rescue saved them. The column records court actions, corporate filings, railway rulings, thefts, deaths, and local business moves across Iowa with multiple named places and individuals.
Consuls Named and Pacific Earthquake Reports Stir Policy News
The President appoints Preston D Bridges to Montevideo Uruguay W H McArdle to San Juan Del Norte Nicara gua Joseph W Marriott to Iquique Chile and William C Emmett to Smyrna India The Coast Survey reports earthquake waves off San Francisco Nov 19 and the Navy plans costs for next year.
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United States
Preston D. Bridges
North Carolina
Montivideo
Uruguay
W. H. MecAardie
Mississippi
San Juan del Norte
Nicaragua
Joseph W. Marriam
Iquique
Chile
William C. Emmett
New York
Smyrna
India
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Colonna
Coast Survey
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Java
Wales
Wm. H. McArdle
U. S
Lamar
Jackson
Miss
Preston L. Bridges
Montevideo
Vance
D. B. Searle
Minnesota
Bulgarian Victory and Serbian Retreat Near Slivnitza
Dispatches report heavy fighting before Slivnitza with Prince Alexander leading Bulgarian columns. Bulgarians claim Bresnik captured opening the route to Sofia. Serbians suffer three thousand dead or wounded and lose guns and horses. Belgrade notes Bresnik entrenchments seized and prisoners taken.
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Slivnitza
Alexander
Tzaiibrod
London Standard
London Daily News
Sofia
Dragoman
Bresnik
Viddin
Roumelia
London Daily Telegraph
Greece
London
Germany
Caroline Islands
Belgrade
Natalie
Zaichar
Widden
Moravia
Radomier
Mackin Begins Four Year Term in Joliet Prison
Joseph C. Mackin, convicted of perjury in connection with election frauds, was taken to Joliet on November 19 to begin a four year sentence. A large crowd saw him off at the Rock Island train, and he was assigned as a tenor singer in the prison choir.
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District Court
Washington, Il
R. IL
Andersonville
Wirtz
Charles Hoyer
Boonsboro
Post Office
Pulcifer
Waterloo
Pottawattamie County
Council Bluffs
State Teachers’ Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Red Oak
Chicago & Northwestern
Cruson
Cesar Rapids
Thomas Sweeney
Munser
Muscatine
Edward Hoover
Illinois Central Railroad
Sioux City
Fourth Street
Hoover
Frank Hubtell
Itubbard House
Hubbell
Bank of Britt
Hancock County
Ft. Dodge
William Burchnail
England
Burchnail
Thayer County
Neb
Joseph Logan
D. Dzeville
Mediapolis
Michael McNally
James Hickson
Otter Creek
Jackson County
Mr. McNally
Mr. Hickson
J. C. Wetherbee
Suffolk County
Mass
Helena
Montana
Pioneer Press
James Dempsey
Fort McGinnis
John Hoag
Jacob Scheller
Dempsey
Hoag
Cleveland
Ohio
Scheller
Lafayette
Ind
Noah Carew
Susan Mahew
Nashville
Tracy City
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
John Herman
Wesley Carpenter
Pinento
Joseph C. Mackin
Joliet
Supreme Court
Emory Storrs
Ottawa
Mackin
Rock Island
Chicago & Alton Junction
Clinton Street
Shaw
Gallus
Mueller
Capt
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Complete List of Iowa Senators and Representatives by District
Readable roster lists Iowa Senators and Representatives with district groupings, party, and post office locations. It includes holdover senators and additional rolls for other states’ senators, names like Lee, J. M., van Buren, Davis, J. W., etc., with towns such as Keokuk, Burlington, Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, and more.
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Adair Sik
Adams
Dew
Allamakee
Appanoose
Huena Vista
Hhutler
Calhoun
Clayton
Clinton Ae
Davis
Eugenes
Ib Decatur
Delaware
Des Moines
Dickinson
Settee
Dubuqne
Emmet
Fayette
Ods
Fremont
Croce OS
Grundy
Guthrie
Namilton
Stew
Hancock
Harrison
Sete
Sioopy
Cc Iscaes
Wee Vick
Howard
Eee Eee
Humboldt
Piccktwen Ann Tower
Siicwes Eee Eee
Cwmbod
Ccecrees
Sarder Sc Cacecavace Asg
Je Terson
POR Ranches
Jones
Wee
Keokuk
Kossuth
Marion
Eee
Eee Marshall
Mitts
Thetuanks
Mitchell
Tee
Monona Settee Eee
Progrob Ss Docnbeedhe
Montgomery
Muscatine
van Buren
Warren
Washington
Kennee
Winnebago
Winneshick
Woodbury
Lee
J. M. Casey
Ft. Madison
John W. Carr
Milton
Monroe
Edward
J. Gault
Cincinnati
Wayne
Lucas
Lewis Miles
Corydon
Clarke
Decatur
John McDonough
Woodburn
Ringgold
Taylor and Union
A. P. Stephens
Creston
Page
T. E. Clarke
Clarinda
Mills and
James
Hendrie
Pacific City
W. W. Dodge
Burlington
Henry and Jefferson
John
Woolson
Mt. Pleasant
Louisa
Francis A. Duncan
Columbus City
Wapello
J. G. Hutchinson
J. E. Craiz
W. G. Kent
Fort Madison
W. B. Culbertson
I. Penny
Latty
Henry
Withrow
Salem
Jefferson
H. B. Mitchell
Fairfield
W. M. Walker
Keosauqua
D. A. LaForce
Agency
J. R. Burgess
Ottumwa
L. D. Hotchkiss
Bloomfield
A. A. Ramsey
Albia
E. M. Reynolds
Centerville
George C. Boggs
Russell
J. B. Bradley
Coryden
Agnew
Osceola
Thomas Teale
Leon
Union
W. H. Robb
Fus
John Cole
Tingley
C. Russell
Corning
Taylor
G. L. Finn
Bedford
F. P. Greenlee
Red Oak
Wm. Butler
Mills
John Barnum
Glenwood
M. Hammond
Hambu
B. H. Jarrett
Scott
Philip Deitz
Walcott
Geo. H. Clark
Donahue
Cedar
R. G. Cousins
Tipton
Johnson
C. T. Ranch
Iowa City
George W. Ball
Dallas
D. J. Pattee
Perry
J. A. Lyons
Guthrie Center
D. M. Harris
Missouri Valley
Boone
L. Moore
Story
Ole Nelson
Sheldahl
Marshall
J. G. Brown
Marshalltown
Tama
H. G. Stiger
Toledo
Benton
Sweet
Belle Plaine
Linn
W. G. Thompson
John T. Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
George Lathrop
Anamosa
Clinton
John C. Coleman
Edward Hart
Jackson
John Manderheid
Cottonville
Dubuque
J. J. Linehan
L. W. Baldwin
Fas
Miner Charles Berg Killed by Premature Blast Near Chariton
In Lucas county Cleveland resident Charles Berg died from a premature blast in a Chariton area mine. Two youths David Hartshorn and Fred Wilbeit escaped from Eldora reform school. In West McGregor Fritz Wehler fatally shot his brother William due to a careless accidental discharge. A Philadelphia want column ad seeks washing and ironing services with address details.
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Charles Berg
Cleveland
Lucas County
Chariton
David Hartshorn
Fred Wilbeit
Eldora
West McGregor
Fritz Wehler
William
Philadelphia
Prussian Leaders Mark Milestones in Age Notes
Kaiser Wilhelm reaches 89, Prince Bismarck 73, German prince imperial 54, Count Von Moltke celebrates 86 in a roundup of rulers' ages.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Prince Bismarck
Prince Imperial
Count von Moltke
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Towa
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Two Doo
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Pairfielb
Lowa
Bell's Grocery
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A.W. Jaques
Brighton & Jaques
Fairyeld
Omice
É.m. Galvin
W. G. Ross
Calvin & Ross
Law Notaries Public
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Jos
R. McCracky
McCrackin Bros
Real Estate, Collection and Loan Agents
Cor. Square
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I. D. Jone
D. Farraen
U.S
Jones & Fullen, Attorneys AT Law
Alan
W. Mocrackin
Bane
F. Wilson
Geo. D. Temple
Ness
Southeast Cover Park
Wells & Garrettson
Forth Side Park
Fairfiver
G. D. Clarke
C. S. Clarke & Son
Northwest Corner
Farfield
Thomas Bell
Northwest Corner Park
Bairvield
Tribune Office
B. Gaines
K. H. Keirepatrick
New Place
Rurepatrick
Jordan Bloch
West Side
N. M. Bright & Son
East Side Park
the Fairfield
Crea
Messenger & Elliott
H. C. Rowntree
Robert Kaestner
1St West St
Wilkins & Tilson
W.C. Lewis
McKenney’s
Charles Gif
Sadie Kirk
Reda Emmons
Dale City
Stanberry
Summit House
Crestor
Heburn Claflin
Victoria Woodhull
Tennie C. Claflin
Ora E. Miller
New Orleans
Dan Whalen
Secretary of State
Cook
Hereford Catte Company
Musecatine
Capital Stock
FE. W. Cook
C. M. Porter
I. B. Cook
L. T. Custer
Trans-Missouri Packing and Provision Company
T. EF. Brown
E. L. Marsh
J. Collins Lloyd
J. C. Lloyd
Packing House
Nebraska City
Buit
Agricultural College
J. L. Geddes
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Iowa Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
Waverly
Norman J. Colman
United States Commissioner of Agriculture
Iowa State Short Hire Association
Stock Breeders’ Association
Gustave Ecklund
Davenport
Ecklund
Wm. O’brien
Davenport Cremation Company
Rufus Dana
T. J. Potter
L. B. Avery
Onawa
Wyoming
Burt Bradgeld
Maple River
Battle Creek
Mapleton
New Departure Steam Company
Newton
Jasper County
Lee County Loan and Building Association of
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G. P. Henderson
Central City
Thos. B. Wales, Jr
Herford
Swann & Coslet
Indianola
J. A. Trans
Lyons
P. G. Henderson
Wm. Beard & Son
Decorah
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Summerfield Creamery Company
Postville
J. E. Neely
Grinnell
A. M. Bingham
Jessup
Joan Boyd
State of Iowa
Central
Northwood
Railway Commission
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Johnson County
Solon
Wiliam Pargis
Oakland
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Charlesa Cooper
Wilbur Norris
Daven
Current News
Missouri River Improvement Commission
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Thomas J. Turner
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Richard Wm. Fade
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Lazelle
United States Army
Secret Service Division
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New Mexico
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Thomas W. Pierce
Yosfield
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Evary Wm. Pierce
Lynn
Thos. W. Pierce
Derby
Birmingham
Conn
Knights of Labor
Hocking Valley
Bessemer Switch
John McBride
Straitsville
Emery
George P. Foyer
Express
Glencoe
Ont
Express Company
Omaha
Iowa Natural Gas and Manufacturing Company
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C. F. Meek
W. L. Alexander
J. M. Brannare
W. W. McCall
Wm. S. Warner
Ferdinand Ward
United States Grand Jury
Fish and Ward
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Warner
Dorsheimer
Prson
Iowa Legislature
James Dooley
What Cheer
Mahaska
Ben. McCoy
Oskaloosa
Edward R. Cassatt
Pella
Madison
Eli Wilkin
Winteset
Audubon
Timothy J. Caldwell
Adel
Adair
Cass
Lafe Young
Atlantic
Pottawattamie
George Carson
T. Chesebro
West Liberty
W. O. Schmidt
W. D. Wolfe
de Witt
Gilman
L. Johnson
Juoketa
Cedar and Jones
John C. Chambers
West Branch
Moses Bloom
Joan W. Henderson
John Border
Vinton
Preston M. Sutton
Jasper
M. P. Doud
Polk
C. H. Gatch
Boone and
John Scott
Nevada
Hardin and Grundy
M. Underwood
Buchanan
William G. Donnan
Independence
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L. R. Balter
Logan
W. J. Knight
F. D. Bayless
Elkader
Hamilton, Webster and Wight
N. P. Weber
Clarion
Blackhawk
Matt Parrott
Butler and Bremer
Alvin M. Whaley
Aplington
Ailamakee
W. C. Earle
West Union
Mitchell and Worth
J. H. Sweney
Osage
Winneshiek
T. W. Burdick
Cerro Gorto
Franklin
John D. Glass
Mason City
Chickasaw
Floyd
R. G. Reiniger
Charles City
Poweshiek
A. N. Payneer
Montour
Monona
Crawford
Chas
E. Whiting
Whiting
Pocahontas
Palo Alto
Emmit
Clay
Charles
C. Chubb
Algona
Greene
Carroll
J. K. Dent
Plymouth
Sioux
Lyon
O’brien
Ciccola
Orsmond
M. Barrett
Sheldon
Buena Vista
Cherokee
Sac
Ida
Robinson
Storm Lake
A. Converse
Cresco
H. R. Bailey
New Hampton
D. F. McCarthy
St. Anstar
E. W. Wilbur
Rockford
W. N. Dent
LeMars
Lyon and Osceola
BE. C. Roach
Rock Rapids
W. F. Wiley
I. Roberts
Jus . Denison
Ida and
G. L. Dobson
M. S. Butler
Phil Schalier
Sac City
Calhoun and
J. J. Bruce
Rolfe
Rf. Spencer
Humboldt and
Wright
Tra L. Welch
Hancock and Worth
Simon Rustad
Cerro Gordo
N. Densmore
Rockwell
Penson
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James L. Pugh
Eufaula
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Selma
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Little Rock
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Leland Stanford
John F. Miller
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Henry M. Teller
Thomas M. Bowen
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Meriden
Joseph R. Howley
Hartford
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Wilkinson Call
Jacksonville
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Pensacola
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Atlanta
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Springfield
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Daniel W. Voorhees
Terre Haute
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Indianapolis
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James F. Wilson
Pairfield
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Atchison
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Lexington
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William P. Frye
Lewiston
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Snow Hill
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Laurel
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Henry L. Dawes
Pittsfield
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Worcester
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Thomas W. Palmer
Detroit
Samuel J. B. McMillan
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Dwight M. Sabin
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Sedalia
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Warrensburg
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Virginia City
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Portland
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Wellsboro
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Valley Falls
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Edgefield
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Memphis
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Paris
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Waco
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Virginia
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Petersburg
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Woodstock
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Hudson
Saeuseaee
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Oshkosh
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