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Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets
A garbled archive of historical clippings mentions Wiltta Aynor of New York killed by an electric wire in Galveston, Charles R. Wright a famed sporting editor, London’s lord mayor by common hall, Duke Franz Josef praising American women, Donald P. Stubbs dead in Cleveland with a revolver, Theodore Roosevelt leading a New York convention, aviator George Chaves’s Alps crash, Ida Cinugan challenging Roosevelt, and Mrs von Clausen criticizing his court presentation limits.
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Wiltta Aynor
Gaynor
New York City
Galveston
Tex
Charles R." Wright
Syracuse
Courter
Wright
United States
London
Guilds and
Thomas Nesey Strong
Duke Franz Josef
Bavaria
New York
Donald P. Stubbs
John C. Stubbs
Alps
Ida You Cinugan
Saratoga
Col
Roosevelt
von Clausen
Col. Roosevelt
Diverse early 20th century news items mix in Wilkesbarre court bid
A compilation of brief items notes Wilkesbarre plans to file for a copyright on its name and limit other U S towns from using it, legal actions against the sugar trust, Lorimer senate debacle details, clashes in Berlin over coal strike suppression, Payne tariff critique, and various criminal, political, and social developments worldwide including cholera fears in Italy and Naples, labor unrest in New York, and notable public figures’ movements.
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Congress
Senate
Burrows
Berlin
Moabit
la ‘Follette
Abt
Mead
Wisconsin
Colorado Supréme Court
Mandatea
Olin
Brubba
Kaneng
Hay- Te
Crippen
Crinpen
Sen
Charles
Brayton
Rhode
Asena Vertul
State publicity bureau to promote Iowa advertising clubs
A committee of Des Moines ad men organizes a state wide publicity bureau to educate Iowans about state opportunities and spur industry. The plan includes a speakers' bureau, funds from a local theatre donation, and endorsements from major state leagues to urge legislative support and club formation.
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Committee OF
DES Moines AD
Iowa
Des Moines
Admen's Club
Committee of Eleven
State Department of Agriculture
House
Iowa League of Commercial Clube
Iowa League of Municipalities
Frank Armstrong
W. M. Eldred
Flynn Building
Telephones Over 100000 in Iowa Reveal Big Rise
Des Moines Sept 20 The net assessment of telephone and telegraph companies in Iowa for the current year totals 3 047 600 14 up nearly 300 000 from last year as companies report heavier business Throughout the state telegraph lines show 3853 instruments 10568 miles pole mileage and a net assessment of 706 071 88 Toll lines 23 instruments 1 040 04 miles and 77 300 assessment Exchange lines 13898 instruments 755 15 miles 113 656 72 Mixed lines 1468 toll 167220 exchange 87455 rural 40080 miles total 2679469 33 Rural lines 334 exchanges 57562 rural instruments 28216 03 miles 382 159 41 calls for election proclamation and more mentions of officials and actions including a trial over rat ownership and Bertha Nelson case adding a slice of state news.
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Tell Ne
Iowa Notes From Creaco and Surrounding Areas
An assortment of local items including a fatality near Creaco with Mrs. Catherine Broke dying at 30, civic appointments in Fairport and Des Moines, Iowa State Fair prize money totaling 61,600, civil service exams on October 16 for rural carriers, several rural carrier appointments, a 82 year old Altoona pioneer Henry Davis’s death, postmaster changes, a stolen mail pouch recovered near Marshalltown, population data for Duebuque, and other regional notices involving murders, marriages, pensions, and local civic actions.
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John Yost
Emmons
Minn
Creaco
Catherine Broke
Town City
George M. Finley
Fairport
Nia
Rimerson
Lakeview
James R. Scholes
James Jones
Des Moines
William Witzgerald
Frank D. Green
Dunlap
Henry Davis
Altoona
Lily Canfield
Ralph B. Beatty
Waterville
Wash
Lowane Ag
Duebuque
Esther McDowell
A. By Swisher
Iowa City
Juan Hermandez
West Liberty
Bank of
The
Vivid
Waterloo
Iast
Jast
Ben Carlson
Unrinville
James M. Johnson
Adair
Wayne County
Cisio
T. J. Myers
T. 4. Myers
Methodist Church
Iowas Wesleyan University
Mt. Pleasant
State Board of Control
Craig
Sonyea
N. Y
Penaiona
Loweans
Elizabeth B. Baird
Robert T. Ryan
Augustum Ennis
Patrick Merrie
Henry Fransham
Isaac
T. French
John A. McElroy
Charles Prene
Lucy F. Roas
Franklin P.wylie
Talon
Cros
Lake Ohautauqua- Ageaglation
Commercial Club
Oliver Dolver
Lone Tree
Jist
Baker
Chicago
Putnam
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Smimlasion
Devine
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Roi
Timnois
Osterkhann/Manufactorna
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Ostermann Company
Republican
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry L. Stimaon
John Broderick
Lorimer
St. Paul
New York Builders’ Sociation
South Orange
N. J
Census Bureau
Madrid
Spain
Canalejas
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Naples
Ite
Wixcor
First National Bank
Marengo
Sangamon ‘County
B. C. Janke Lumber Company
Speaker Shurtleff
Glens Falla
William Aubre
Kermit Roosevelt
Europe
Misa Rutherford
W. &. Vanderbilt
Joseph H. Miles
Falla City
Neb
George
Robertson
America
Mastapequa
Twenty-Eighth Infantry
Fort Snelling
Paul
Sumeer
Jeanie Stesie’ Huegie
Polk Dounty Schools
Leavenworth
Kan
Department of the Missouri
War Department
Leavenworth Miltary Committee
Des Mathes
Billa
Lloyd McKibben
Frank Chiado
John Giglett
Don Losh
Frank Winterhaus
Press’Club
Iowa Press ‘and ‘Authors’ Club
Colfax
Atx
James. .A. Williamson
Atlantig
Vers. Barth
Davison
B. F. Carroll
Rata
Charles Heatvilin
Wabash Railroad Company
Bertha Nelson
Zumbrota
Charles Edkers
van Liew
Carpenters
Washington
Washington D. C
International Convention of Carpenters and Joiners
May Costigan
Yeager
Dea Moines Retail Grocera' Association
Trappera
Gabula
Brotherhood of American Trappers
American Trapper's Protective Association
Lambert's Island
Sabuia
W. P. Sherlock
Keokuk
Logan
National ‘Guard
Newton
Charles L. Wolger
Becorah
Jess
Iowa State