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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1902

Page

10

The Van Heemskirks May Evening Decision

In 1621 New York, Joris Van Heemskirk and elder Semple negotiate a marriage between Katharine Van Heemskirk and Neil Semple. Tensions rise as Joris suspects danger to his daughter from Semple’s social world, while Lysbet weighs English ties against Dutch pride. Katherine visits Semple House, drawing warning from Madam Semple about a flirtatious nephew and looming choices.

The van Heemskirks New York Joris van Heemskirk Wall Street Broadway River Bank Councillor van Heemskirk de Witte Justice Justice van Gaasheeck Peter Sluyter Christopher Laer van Heemskirk Sluyter van Gaasbeeck Madam van Heemekirk Joris Joanna Bram Tom Madam Semple Alexander Semple Middle Kirk Semples Ife Scotland Holland A van Heemskirk Ersdather Mother Elder Semple Katherine van Heemskirk Katherine Madam van Heemskirk Hitler Semple Elder Neil Semple Lysbet Heidelberg Sempie House Col. Gordon Gordon Hke Bram van Heemskirk Nell Katherina Lyshet Jerus Madam Semple House Capt. Hyde Lysbet van Heemskirk New World Lyshbet van Beemskirk Katheriune Mistress Gordon

Colored Inks In Tattooing English Expert Now Works In Many Colors

An English tattooing expert, Sutherland Macdonald, now uses seven colors including permanent green ultramarine blue lavender and rich yellow. He notes mineral dyes cause inflammation and fading, while his self conducted experiments yield lasting, safe hues. The process can take sixty to seventy hours, spread over days, to complete a full chest design.

Sutherland Macdonald Macdonald

State Canvassing Board Reveals Iowa Vote Totals

The state canvassing board opened returns from the late election showing a total vote surpassing last year by about 5 000. Republican plurality reached 79 214, near the 1901 Governor Cummins margin. Details list Wright County with 2 603 votes and note local items from Waterloo to Shenandoah including a Dunkard church dedication and a fire at a Shenandoah livery barn.

State Cotae Cummins Waterloo Lansing Mary Monk Sioux City Armour & Co A. Inman Shenandoah M. Baker Keokuk County Rock Island Railroad Isaac Tucker Fort Dodge Independence Insane Commission Hancock County Tucker Burlington Tix Tion- Martin Burkeard Tacobs Pro Soc Adams Adair Allamakee Apnanooge Benton Boone Truena Butler Carroll Cass Clarke Latt & Clay Clayton Clinton Crawford Dallas Davis Necatwr Delawan Des Moines Dickingot Bemmet Wayuke Brankfin Wremont Greene Grundy Hamlton Hancock Hardin Harrison Yas Weary Howard Humboldt Ida Li Towa Jackson Jasper Jefferson Li Johnson Ye St Teossuth OG Linn - Lows 1,451 8,434 26 03 903 Nt ‘81 Caucas Lyon Muscatine O’brien al Osceola Gia Plymouth Pocahontas Poweshtel ANG Hinggold Shelby Tama Taylor van Buren Raven Tak Wasington Ode Wayne OL Webster Li Winniesnick Woodbur Wright Nee

The Congressional Returns In Iowa Districts

Official results in the congressional districts are stated. The Fourth and Seventh districts show defects in Cerro Gordo and Warren counties, but the corrected returns will be available when the board meets again. The county-by-county vote is summarized for each district.

Birdsall Haus Sor-M Fayette Hioward Floyd Suse Winneshiok Mitchell Cerro Gordo Toms Haugen Firth Pal- Cousins Daly, Smith Met Rep Dem Benton Cedar Grand Jones Linn Marsha Eye Cousins So- Lacey Reose Pher Rice Boe Davis Jasper Keokuk al Mahaska Monroe Xiti Poweshick Wapeillo Far Lacey Shel-_ Mac- Stou Rep Dem Soc Dalins Wit Madson Warren Prival Tly Wighth District Bienburn Beart Ty Aarins Yeeedeecbe Clarke Atrium Osety Neetu Sze Fremont Leos Lucas + Sang Baylor Wayne Ce DI Stalin Oulli- Beck- Smith Son Hart Adalrequeraee Crass Guthrleavy Harrigan Montgomery Ui Pattawattarmle Shelby Spose —S- Total Rregessnse Smith Bas Som, Well Crawtori Emmet Anmitan Humboldt Palo Alta Pocahontas Ben- Thomas, Parsons, Nett Dem Soc Buena Viata Mickingon Clay Plymouth Pejon Warrren

Fate of an Oma na man drugged by bandits in Wyoming

A. H. Bree of South Omaha, employed by Flate Commission, was found in a Rawlins railroad cut with badly frozen feet after being left unconscious following a lunch with three men who lured him for sheep. Bree, robbed of $250, said the men vanished with the money. He was taken to Rock Springs hospital. doctors fear possible amputation. No suspects or clues identified.

Rawlins Wyo A. H. Bree Flate Commission Company of South Omaha Rock Springs Bree

Nebraska Triumphs In 1902 Football Season Close

Lincoln Nebraska capped the 1902 gridiron season with a decisive victory over Northwestern before about 6000 fans. The unscathed Cornhuskers finished undefeated and claim the Western championship after also defeating Minnesota. Michigan beat Minnesota as well, but Nebraska remained unscored upon all season.

Lincoln University of Nebraska Nebraska Cornhuskers Northwestern University Minnesota Wisconsin Chicago Michigan

Mosby Promises Government Land Cleanup in Omaha

Mosby in Omaha says he acts on Roosevelt's orders to remove fences from government land and root out fraudulent homestead entries especially those tied to subsidized soldiers widows. He warns he will report to the attorney general if District Attorney Summers remains indifferent and notes ongoing charges against Special Agent A. M. Lesser.

Omaha Tol Mosby Roosevelt Land Office Summers A. M. Lesser Allison Millard Lesser Dietrich

Eight-Hour Day Proposal From Blast Furnace Workers

Inlsts on May 4 the National Association of Blast Furnace Workers will serve notice to all blast furnace operators across the country that eight hours will constitute a day’s work. Officials say the move aims to standardize shifts and improve工 safety nationwide.

Innlst Youngstown National Association of Blast Furnace Workers

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