Treasury Depository Reform Sparks Debate in Congress
Secretary Searsembro answers members McAllen Nebraska and Sulzer New York on moving public receipts to national depositories. He defends centralizing funds to banks for convenience and security, citing surplus receipts and the need to avoid disbursing large sums to treasury vaults.
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Wasmemeron
Searsemboo Congress
Allen
Nebraska
Sulzer
New York
Waaumamd
Stallar
Sinastzuna
Mma
Meta Gane
Com Engels
Ivon
Tributes to Hobart Highlight Senate Tributes and Debates
Beautiful and eloquent tributes filled the senate as it remembered the late Hobart president. Senators from multiple states delivered praise, while inquiries touched on public service and questions of national policy amid the memorial proceedings.
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Shee Epon
Whee
Senate
Elurade
Vangsond
Pernea Gienda
Hobart
Saewe Mi
Keane
N. J
Daniel
Plage
Cockrell
Cullom
Travis Cidinu
Morgan
Ala
Great Britain
Presence of Old Commanders Expected to Aid War Effort
London dispatch reports Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener arriving at the seat of war as 80,000 fresh troops are due within 80 days. They may restore front-line confidence, with Methuen's health broken and possible command changes. The Times and Daily Mail note miscalculations and call for truth about campaign facts.
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Methuen
War Office
London
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Lord Methuen
Daily Mail
Ladysmith
White
the Times
Fashion notes and gowns with wraps in varied tones
The article describes seasonal outerwear and gowns with wraps in black and white, grays, and bright reds. It highlights a scarlet cloak with three capes lined in striped satin, fur capes with ornate buckles, and a visiting gown in light chamois cloth with side openings and pleated panels.
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Sarah
SULLER'S CURIOUS REPORT ON LADYSMITH CASUALTIES
War office notes no British casualties list from Ladysmith after a assault. A Frere Camp dispatch claims Boer losses at Ladysmith Saturday included four killed and 16 wounded with heavy Boer shelling and larger native estimates. Daily Mail report notes British remain largely inactive with eight Boer camps seen and Colenso’s movement linked to Ladysmith.
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Loxpon
War Office
Ladysmith
Frere Camp
Baller
Transvaal
Trenavaalers
Sife
Daily Mail
Frere
Ingela
Colenso
Springfield
Household fashions and damask linens with ornate embroidery
The article describes table linen choices including damask with embroidered monograms, sets pairing sheets and pillowcases with holster cases, and lace trim options in valenciennes and guipure. It notes bed linens in Richelieu embroidery, marseilles fringed edges, and launderable white fabrics.
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Wennares Medhdin
Valenciennes
Gulpure
Richelieu
Marseilles
Judio Choliet
Local notes include fires and visits in town
Addy and brothers bill this week while N C Johnson and family return from Illinois visit. Frank Jenkins in town for Ridney Herald. Fire at Al Wilkison residence. most goods saved. John Miller of Ft Wayne visits sister Mrs L W Armstrong. Prayer meetings planned at Presbyterian and M E churches with union service Sunday. Racket store rear fire noted. fourth in ten days with limited damage. Julia Kelly Comedy Co. booked for two nights at the opera house with Rob Kilpatrick improving. Tom Duncan buys Kilpatrick horses. Roads remain muddy and poor.
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al. Wilkison
John Miller
Ft. Wayne
Ind
L. W. Armstrong
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Church
Julia Kelly Comedy Co
Opera House
Wederney
Imogene Gathers Local News and Community Happenings
The Imogene column reports on theatre visits and performances by M. W. Addy and the local company, funerals at Reorm church, residents visiting Shenandoah and Randolph, new stage scenery for Addy’s opera house, and numerous town movements. It notes a blind singer Miss Anna Vollmer, local injuries, rail of White Cloud, and community business from laborers to cigar makers.
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Joe
Lem Johnson
Randolph
Our Town
Opera House
Anna Vollmer
Solomon
John Coontz
White Cloud
Bud Mann
Clyde, Mo
Mr. Mann
Clyde
Imogene
Local Obituaries and Accidents in Tabor Area
The 10 year old son of Joshua Stout was buried here after a Monday death. J H Laughlin left for Millard Nebraska after a week with B E Tipple and life insurance work. Miss Ethel Yates died in Council Bluffs from appendicitis. her parents live south of town. Merwin's hunter suffered a head injury on an I N route near a covered bridge but is recovering. Mrs John Asman Sr. died Sunday afternoon after years of poor health. funeral at her home followed by GAUR auspices, buried in Tabor cemetery beside her husband, leaving five children.
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Joshua Stout
Here
Ethel Yates
Council Duffs
Ethel
John Asman Sr
Aswan
Asman
Miss Anna
Dr. Asking
GAUR
Taboy
Madison Notes on Grand Jurors and Local Tales
Thad McKean attends as a grand juryman at the term of court while the town contends with a sour mood of illness and ecclesiastical debate. A Missouri contrast is joked about as mud flies and community tensions rise amid a missing clock and sunless day.
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Thad McKean
Local Notes and Moves in Anderson Community
William Otte loaded hogs for Omaha market last Saturday. Miss Isa Smith visits friends in Cobrug Iowa. James Davidson and family spent Sunday in Randolph. John Strait, back from Hamburg area, returns home. Mamie Wilson succeeds Ethel Benson as public school teacher in Hamburg. Ed Pierce of Farragut buys the Douglas Hall property and plans to move to town. Ed is welcomed as an industrious new resident.
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William Otte
Omaha
Isa Smith
Coburg
Iowa
James Davidson
Randolph
John Strait
Hamburg
Mamie Wilson
Ethel Benson
Electric Bitters Proclaimed to Restore Vigor and Appetite
Idaville Indiana man J W Gardner endorses Electric Bitters as remedy for stomach liver kidney troubles and lassitude. He reports renewed strength and appetite after use. Available at Gibbs Co drug store for 50 cents per bottle with guarantee.
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J. W. Gardner
Idaville
Ind
Gibbs & Co
Farhs Eor Sale Farms Listed Near Hamburg Iowa
Farhs offers multiple farms for sale near Hamburg and Landis on Missouri bottom. Listings include 138 acres with 125 cultivated and timber, 40 acres farm land with pasture, 235 acres with timber and pasture, 240 acres opposite Nebraska City, and 200 acres all cultivation with house and improvements. Prices range from 20 to 50 per acre with part cash terms and possession soon. R F Nix Hamburg Iowa coordinates purchase options and loan terms.
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Hamburg
Missouri
Ein R. F
NIX
Towa
Karl's Clover Root Tea Breath Cleanser
An advertisement extols Karl's Clover Root Tea as purifying breath through bowel action. Describes it as a long sold product with absolute guarantee and prices 25 or 50 cents, offered by Jas Mann & Sop.
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Karl
Jas, Mann.& Sop
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