Iowa Clergy Form Temperance Society In Dubuque Diocese
The Dubuque diocese retreat ends August 31 with 135 priests present. A temperance organization is formed under Rev Father Sullivan with Execu tive Committee members and funding to distribute literature and organize societies statewide.
Democratic State Convention Nominates Iowa Officers
At Des Moines on August 29 the Iowa Democratic State Convention nominated officers and adopted a platform. Key appointees included permanent chairman Fred W. Lehmann and permanent secretary C Harrington, with Healy presiding earlier. Nominees selected included Heberling for secretary of state, Ockerson for auditor, Amos Case for treasurer, and Lund for railway commissioner, amid party platform passing affirming opposition to prohibition and support for railroad regulation.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Hunter
State Central Committee
Geo. C. Ienry
Michael F. Healy
Webster County
Joseph Eiboeck
John Springer
Johnson County
N. C. Roberts
Lee
G. A. Thayer
Pottawattamie
Reading
T. O. Walker
Marshall
Healy
Walker
Osceola
Cleveland
Committee
Fred W. Lehmann
Polk County
C. Harri
Committee On
Craig
Cato Sells
W. W. Dodge
Burlington
George C. Heberling
Jackson
M. F. Healy
Webster
J. J. Snouffer
Cedar Rapids
America
W. H. Johnson
Muscatine
Ockerson
Johnson
Amos Case
Chickasaw County
Kinne
Democratic Party of Iowa
St. Louis
Town
Congress
Chicago
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Phil H. Sheridan
Marshalltown
Graiser
Ida
Mike Miller
Carroll
D. A. Farrell
Council Bluffs
John P. Allison
Sioux City
Moses Bloom
Iowa City
Peter A. Dey
G. L. Johnson
Dey
J. A. O. Yeoman
Fort Dodge
C. F. Lund
Kossuth County
Adair County
Allison
Lund
Hulbert
Wills
Bayliss
Hotchkiss
Mandershield
Clinton
Decatur
Sioux
O’brien
Woodbury
Scott
Polk
James Grant
Scott County
John F. Duncombe
Forest fires sweep across Michigan peninsula railway line
A line of forest fires stretches nearly a hundred miles along the Michigan peninsula division of the Chicago & Northwestern railway from Negaunee to Stephenson. Fifty fires, many large, damage Nadeau Mumford and surrounding farm buildings. One Mumford family of seven is missing after their house burned. Fires drive residents to Powers Bagley Daggett Stephenson and other towns as hundreds become homeless and crops are destroyed. Trains were delayed Saturday but resumed on Sunday as fires spread on both sides of the tracks.
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Michigan Peninsula
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Negaunee
Stephenson
Nadeau
Carney and
Mumford
Bagley
Powers
Daggett
Chicago Murder and Other Briefs Across States
A Chicago murder report details Fred Schuneman slain by footpads after a robbery attempt near Ada and Randolph. The robbers took his watch ring pin and scarf pin, his pockets rifled, and fled. no solid clue emerges. Separate notes recount a Georges Miss Maggie Punzle killed on a Chicago Northwestern trestle near Janesville. Wm. F. Park, a forger, arrested in New York with $10,000 in forgeries. Peter Nelson’s pistol misfire wounds Swan Olsen at Holdrege. recovery hoped. Grand Island cannery employs 255 workers, producing about 59,090 cans daily and 115 tons consumed.
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Fred Schuneman
Chicago
Phillip Best Brewing Company
Schuneman
Ada
Randolph
Janesville
Wis
Chicago & Northwestern
Maggie Punzle
Wm. F. Park
Cole
New York
Holdrege
Peter Nelson
Swan Olsen
Grand Island
Doings in Congress and Senate Actions in August
Senate debates on public lands taxation and army appropriations. House moves on deficiency and sundry civil bills. conference reports and adjournments mark daily sessions with ministers, amendments, and leave requests. Key figures include Allison, Blair, Anderson, and Forney amid Oklahoma land and transit discussions.
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Committee On Public Lands
Senate
Michigan
Marquette
Ontonagon
Allison
House
Plumb
Gorman
Judiciary Committee
Jackson
Miss
Wilson
Iowa
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Messrs. Hovey
Matson
Indiana
Yost
Virginia
Hoar
United States
Great Britain
Edmunds
Hale
Beck
Blackburn
Washrneton
Reagan
Committee On Finance
Committee On Appropriations
Stewart
Secretary of the Interior
George
Forney
Illinois
Cobb
Alabama
Peoria
Breckenridge
Kentucky
Blount
Georgia
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Outhwaite
Ohio
Richmond
Augusta
Kansas City
IOWA STATE FAIR OPENS WITH BUSY FIRST DAY
Des Moines reports a fine opening to the Iowa State Fair with finished permanent buildings and improved exhibits. Farmers bring stock and equipment as trains run hourly. dairy, floral and machinery halls fill and crowds pour in for a grand exhibition.
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Des Moines
Shaffer
The
Agricultural Society
Iowa
Union
Floral Hall
Diverse 19th Century Gossip and Notables Across Nations
A collage reports on Henry Ward Beecher visiting Ithaca, Chapman possibly heading Dickinson College, Justice Bradley vacationing in Vermont, Miss Ella Leben named Portland schools superintendent earning 3000, and Gladstone’s donation to The Nineteenth Century. It covers births deaths, scholarly pursuits, marriages, wealth, and curiosities from Europe and America including Vanderbilt land deals, sturgeon sizes, and a Caspian Sea fishing tale.
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Henry Ward Beecher
H. W. Sage
Ithaca
J. A. M. Chapman
Philadelphia
Dickinson College
Justice Bradley
Supreme Court of the United States
Vermont
Ella Leben
Portland
Oregon
Gladstone
M. Houzeau
Brussels
William Henry Humbert
New York World
Ireland
Edward Everett Sale
Chautauqua Assembly
Weirs
Nhs
Co. Lamont
Bar Harbor
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P.O
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Grove
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What Cheer
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Council Bluff
Henry Pearson
Liberty Township
Hennepin County
Henry
D. A. Cole
Grundy Cente
J. W. Ault
Susan Black
Henry County
Michael Kenney
Otis
George Arnold
John Klosnek
Democrats
Proceedings OF the State Convention
Credentials
P. J. Murphy
van Buren
Gwen McCaffrey
J. T. Buttolph
Hardin
W. C. Moss
Mitchell
J. L. Joslin
Jones
P. H. Cragin
Jasper
A.J. Nicholson
Madison
J. C. Mitchell
Lucas
C. A. Berry
Guthrie
al. Adams
Humboldt
J. H. Ketter
Sac
R. F. Ratcliffe
Jefferson
A. J. Morrison
C. W. Smith
Butler
J. E. E. Markey
Cerro Gordo
J. F. Allen
Benton
I. E. Seevers
Mahaska
A. J. Hawley
Story
J. B. Sullivan
W. F. Cleveland
Shelby
J. B. Butler
W. A. Wells
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J. J. Seerly
B. Richman
Black Hawk
John F. Dayton
Allamakee
L. G. Kinne
Tama
C. H. Mackey
Floyd
Chas
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Lina
T. B. Perry
Monroe
T.C. Gilpin
E. W. Curry
Pottawamie
John J. McCarthy
Greene
A. van Wagenen
Lyon
W. G. Kent
Joseph Adler
W. P. Hiscrodt
Wm. Theophilus
Howard
P. B. Ellis
Grundy
Joseph Minseer
Poweshiek
Frank M. Joss
Dallas
E. Houcks
Taylor
J. M. Crockett
Adair
C. C. Clark
Palo Alto
W. W. Soule
M. J. Wade
D. C. Filkins
Wright
S.S. Wright
Fayette
B. F. Smith
W. H. Taylor
Davis
Albert Hurst
Warren
John Sterling, Jr
Wayne
J. T. Ward
Mills
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Tiouse
Nousz
Blair
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Frank Chapek
Gary and Grinnell
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Sweden
Berlin
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Germany
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Westminister Abbey
Effingham, Il
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Haa
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Fifth Avenue Theater
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