Rev Green Chosen Bishop by Episcopal Convention
Cedar Rapids clergyman Rev Green selected to succeed Bishop Perry as head of Iowa Episcopal diocese. Vote totals show Green favored after multiple ballots. background notes his education at Princeton and prior pastorates in Chicago and Chicago Grace. Also brief items on a widow, Mrs. Hagan, jailed for theft to feed hungry children and the couple’s children sent to the county poor house.
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William Stevens Perry
Lown
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Lowa
Thampge
HL Lpemérelil
Clinton
Peter Candidates
C. Edsall
M. Sukes
Grace
Irvellyn
N.Y
Jonds
Nacore
Town
Princeton University
Ch'engosh
St. Andrews
Chicago
Grace Church
Celn
Awill
Handsome Church
Lest Ant Cigarette Law Faces Supreme Court Challenge
A writ of temporary injunction restrains Des Moines county officials from enforcing a $890 sale tax under the sale law for cigarettes on premises owned by Charles C. Tain and W. W. Moore. The case tests the state law’s constitutionality, brought by the American Tobacco Company.
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Baspeett
Des Moines
Board of Supervisors
Counityrensurer
Unier
Charles C. ‘Tain
W. W. Moore
Tobaded
Indignant Fort Dodge Responds to Soldier's Death
A Fort Dodge crowd protests the handling of Sgt Wilber H. Trowne death in Washington en route to Montauk Point. Embalming and delayed funeral arrangements spark outrage as health officials barred public funeral and military honors, prompting plans to file with the War Department.
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Wilber H. Trowne
First United States Cavalry
Washington
Montauk Point
Heilen
the Treasury
O'Connell
Port Dodge
Brownié
Sivle
General Hospital
Arington
Ort Dodge
Helth
Fort Dodge Company
Camp McKintey
Des Moinns
War Department
Cdty
Two Years In Prison For Traveling Man Forgery Case
James M Spaydo a traveling man for a Fort Dodge music house was sentenced by Judge Birdsall to two years in the penitentiary on a forged note case. He confessed to making the note but not in Humboldt County and the matter moved toward Webster County. The case could go to the supreme court. Iowa news notes follow including a planned temple in Waterloo and a Jasper County fair, plus market and crime notes from Des Moines to Sioux City.
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Fort Dodge
Birdsall
Spaydo
Franklin Rowes
Rowes
Mumboldt County
Spayde’s
Bumboldt
Spayde
Humboldt County
Webster County
Siesohee
Supreme Court
Iowa Teoma
Waterloo
Jasper County
Des Moines
Nat Tixtean
Korea
Qurson
Appanooga County
Jem Pipette
Haydngegen
Tower
W. G. Gantt
Sioux City
Western Union
Marshalltown
Evans
Cedar Falls
Allie Harper
Rockford
J. J
Pain
Davenport and Rock Island Bridge Company
Secretary of State
Michael Buchlar
Chis Faunt
J. M. Miller
Cedaralls
Martin O’neil
Dubuque
Dyersville
Great Western
Grand Army Reunion Draws Huge Crowd in Cincinnati
The thirty-second G A I encampment in Cincinnati saw attendance exceed expectations with over 200,000 visitors and crowded streets. Crowded camps, lavish decorations, and electric light displays highlighted the event as veterans and officials, including Commander in Chief Gobin, joined ceremonies and a Labor Day parade.
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Cincinnati
Camp Sherman
Fenty
Gobin
Camp Alger
Camp Meade
Camry Meade
Pennsylvania Depot
Grand Hotel
Camp
Slerman
Byrne
David H. Moore
Barker for President Middle of the Road Ticket Emerges
The Populist party in Cincinnati nominates Wharton Barker of Philadelphia for president with Ignatius Donnelly as running mate. Riots disrupted the convention as anti fusion factions clashed and withdrew. The party adopts referendum and initiative as the method for all future nominations, aiming for popular vote legitimacy. Delegates led by Joseph Palmer rally support across Illinois and neighboring states.
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Wharton Barker
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ignatius Donnelly
Lyceum
Butler Fretion
Friends of
Méséra
Civil War veteran leaders and grand parade energize veterans
Major Joseph Wilshire chairs the ceremony on the flag raising with Gen J P S Gunin delivering an acceptance. Cap tain J B Sampson led the ceremonies while crowds filled Government Square for the parade under Grand Marshal M J Maykine. The day featured river excursions, reunions at clubs, and a packed Music Hall political meeting.
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Western Christian Senate
Joseph “We Wilshire
J. P
Gunin
J. B. Sampson
Government Square
M. J. Maykine
Ttite
Lincoln Club
Ohio
Woman’s Relief Corps
Acletter
Mel Kinley
Mra. McKinley
Dreyfus to Be Retried in Secret Paris Trial
Paris circles report Captain Alfred Dreyfus will be retried under tight secrecy. New Minister of War Gen Zuind en and cabinet back revision. Dreyfus to be moved by unknown vessel to Cherche Midi prison for a hush public trial. International tension grows over the alleged plot.
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Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Matin
Col. Piequart
Dreyfus
Zu‘inden
France
Cherche Midi
Improvements in Flying Machines and a Bitters Claim
Implies inventors struggle to build guided flying machines while promoting Hostet ter's Stomach Bitters as a safe guide curing stomach liver and blood diseases, improving appetite and constitution.
Ho Ja Out of the Wood
A playful exchange quotes Mr. Shadysida and Mr. Murray Hill as Mr. Beech wood notes his wife finishing spring house cleaning. The light anecdotal item conveys a cheerful domestic snapshot from the Boston Traveler.
Handsome Pictures Plaques for Home Decor and Free Offer
A feature on Masquerade plaques by Muville depicting American wildlife designed for dining room walls. J. C. Hubinger Bros. Co. will distribute the four plaques free to customers until October 1, with each free plaque earned by purchasing three ten cent packages of Plastic Starch. Also promotes Elastic Starch as a top laundry product and includes miscellaneous ad copy and quotations.
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Muville
J. C. Hubinger Bros. Co
J. O. Hubinger Bros. Co
J. ©. Hubinger Bros. Co
Pamtensy Cure Notice and Health Ads
Fragmentary text shows a medicine notice for Dr Kiinoe’s G 110 with trial patients in Philadelphia and a request to Bend 5 cents for samples and testimonials. Includes a speculative line on love at first sight and a promotional pitch about travel within the British empire.
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Aren St
Philadelphia
British Empire
Ripane Chemical Co
York
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