Citizens Entertainment Association forms in Farragut Iowa
The Citizens Entertainment Association of Farragut organized to contract with the Co operative Lyceum Bureau Omaha for a 1901 02 season featuring the Dixie Jubilee Singers Shumann Lady Quartette and Dr C J English at a cost of 145 plus local expenses The agreement becomes valid when ten signatures are collected Several local residents are named as organizers and members Also noted are upcoming attractions and local social and school events in Farragut including a December Dixie Jubilee Singers appearance and various visits and activities by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Entertainment Association
Farragut
Iowa
J. Bell
Co-operative Lyceum Bureau
Omaha
Chas. Bentley
Dixie Jubilee Singers
H. Rogers
G. F. Claycomb
J. B. Bell
E. Raxchart
H. L. Coleman
A.T. Chambers
Carl Coleman
Jas. H. Clark
BN. Craft
A. I. Reid
J. R. Stickler
Will BE. Blackman
J. BE. Replogle
G. C. Coleman
Gus Sederstram
W. H. Roberts
R. Whisler
Crosser
Rogers & Co
W. C. Scott
T. E. Baker
W. Robbins
I’. Hastings
Thos Poulsom
Frank Grey
L. D. Maranville
A. Booth
I. J. Bushy
W.E. Craft
A J. Vaughan
J.C Jones
Entertainment Association
Marguerite Hall
Shenandoah High School
Farragut High School
Local Notices and Social Roundup in Percival
Heavy rain hit Percival on Wednesday night as residents report visits and social activity. Neighboring towns receive brief notes on travels trades and gatherings including trips to Nebraska City Norman Oklahoma and Riverton.
Treasurers Report Shows Stronger Treasury at Year End
Washington reports Hon. Ellis H. Roberts says the treasury closed the last fiscal year stronger with record paper currency changes and growing gold. Net ordinary revenues reached 587,685,387 dollars, up 20,444,485 from 1900, while expenditures totaled 509,967,853, leaving a 77,717,894 surplus.
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Treasury
Washington
Ellis H. Roberts
United States
National Association of Agricultural Implement Makers Vote Officers
The National Association of Agricultural Implement and Vehicle Manufacturers elected W. S. Thomas as president S. E. Swainee as treasurer and FP E Lukens as secretary. Minneapolis chosen convention city for 1902 with St Louis to host in 1903. Resolutions favored canal irrigation patent reclassification and stronger consular salaries. Roosevelt urged to support commerce department. Hearst summoned for contempt of court. Irish nationalist MPs Redmond McHugh and O Donnell arrive in New York for a three week US tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Association of Agricultural Implement and Vehicle Manufacturers
W. S. Thomas
Springfield
S. E. Swainee
FP. E. Lukens
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Committee On Patents
Congress
Frye
Department of Commerce
Roosevelt
New York
John E. Redmond
Patrick McHugh
Thomas O'Donnell
Majestic
United States
Freight Collision Kills Two at Judson Indiana
A head on wreck on the Vandalia near Judson Indiana killed two men Richard Stith a fireman from Logansport and John Ellabarger a brakeman from Terre Haute The accident occurred when a runaway cut of cars from a second freight train collided with an extra freight train sending cars into a ditch and demolishing the engine Injured are I W Gross engineer Logansport and John Lawter conductor Terre Haute The runaway cars had sped ten miles downhill before the crash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson
Ind
Loganyport
Terre Haute
Cabinet Does Not Like It Response From Venezuela
Advices from Caracas say a cabinet crisis is expected over the president’s reply to the Pan American Congress regarding Venezuela and Colombia. The reply, received in Mexico City, was sent against the cabinet’s wishes. Major other items include indictments in Chicago for Dr. Orville Burnette and Burke, Dietrich pushing a national carnation, and the Roanoke bringing Nome passengers as the Nome fleet winds down.
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Pan-American Congress
Willemsted
Curacao
Caracas
Venezuela
Pan- American Congress
Colombia
Bargesa
Mexico City
Dr. Burnette
Chicago
Orville Burnette
Charlotte Nichol
Burnette
Dietrich
Hastings
Neb
Congress
McKinley
Fires devastate New Castle post office district
A block of buildings in New Castle Wyoming, including the post office, burned on Thursday causing about 100000 dollars in losses.
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Man
Hastine
Harry
Miles
B. M. Tindall
Wiiles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
THE
Fremont Democrat
Miller & Cavender
People's
Finnell Bros
Prop’s
Qwest Side
Main Street
Tatephone
Wamburg
State Bank
A. Hydinger
Prrs
B-M
BEAL
Vick-Pres
D. Butterfield
Cassr
G. Franklin
Asst
Cashe
Amburg
Weoakui
Hulshizer & CO
Hamburg
S. D. Burgner
Prop
Pixstessor
Postoffice
L. J. Kynett
Davis’ Hardware Store
North Argyle St
Julien
Sohn Conver
Morley
Tje Stoner &Co
Towa
Congregational Church
A. F. Vaughan
Geo. Cutler
Mr. Mickel
Ruth
Eva
Creston
Riverton
Bryan
Minnie Rounis
8. A. Cox
Kansas
Clara Thornton
Council Bluffs
Grand
Eastern Star
Romana Coy
Lena Miller
D.E. Replogle
Lizzie Replogle
Shenandoah
Vesperean Literary Society
Gonder’s
Bessie Campbell
Claycomb
Red Oak
Frank Roberta
John Q. Stuart
Craig
Wm. Hayes Place
Mrs. Roberts
Bly Scott
Carl Wickersham
Imogene
John A Coleman
Charley Coy
California
Florence and
Carrol White
Clarinda
Percival
Joe Rawlings
Nebraska City
Green Acord
Norman
Okla
Hallowe’en
Our Town
Sturgis Williams
Sam Keyser
Jay Hawley
Neyse
Grace
John Otis
Mr. Bryan
Roberts
Hearst
Haneey
Circuit Court
Chicago American
William R. Hearst
Peoples’ Gas, Light & Coke Company
Cabinet
Burke
Robert E. Burke
Max Prague
Nome
Port Townsend
Wash
Roanoke
Cape None
Newcastle
Wyo
St. Petersburg
Lucy Black
Bozeman
Mont
Gerhart Terlinden
Germany
Foote
Bella
American Window Glass Company
Tecumseh, Co. T
G. W. Estick
Oklahoma
John Chartrand
Hoboken
N. J
Powderly
Jaffel
Red
Fort Wright
Fisher’s Island
Union Pacific
Rock Springs
Dallas
Tex
Mary G. Mexia
Amada L. Mexia
Paterson
Texas
Beaumont
Barolome Maso
Tomas Estrada Palma
Cuba
Oregon
Alona
Pullman
St. Paul
J. W. Turtle, T. P. A
Walnut St
Des Moines, Iowa
Henderson
9Th St
Foriceite
Museum of Anatomy
C. Stoner & Co
Wilbur
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