Return of Confederate flag to Iowa veterans planned
Reports describe a Confederate flag captured by Iowa troops being returned to the state brigade for a future transfer to Confederate veterans or South Carolina. The piece also notes Iowa political maneuvers around the August convention and legal questions about the state’s corporation and loan matters.
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Columbia
S.C
Iowa State
Linton
All Bhsiety
Crocker Brigade
Ihe
Keokuk
South Carolina
Iowa
Jones
Africa
Ams
Ine Trust
Atany
Iee Trust
Chester
Chas
M. Morse
American Fee Company
Nussbaum
Admiral Bey Relieved at Peking in Turbulent Mission
The dispatch notes Admiral Bey has been relieved at Peking during a tense expedition with 19 000 men. Chinese troops and allied forces are reported near the city as the situation develops. In Cuba, officials in customs house fraud trials face acquittal amid protests from prosecutors and witnesses.
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Peking
Admiral Bey
Rekig
Tain
Travysa
Navana
Custom House
Hirself
Eledt Senor Manduley
Child Drowned In A Lard Can At Fort Dana
A child, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Stoner, drowned in an lard can in the kitchen after falling in. The mother reached the scene too late to save the youngster, whose head remained under water briefly, causing fatal strangulation. Also reported: Homer Robb alias Homer Chase locked up on conspiracy to rob and murder charges in Sioux City.
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Fort Dana
I. d. Stoner
Sioux City
Homer Robb
Homer Chase
Robb
APPALLING CATASTROPHE AT NEW YORK DOCKS
A vast fire raged at Hoboken and New York docks destroying ships and cargo. The blaze spread rapidly tan to 1,500 lives imperiled with ten bodies recovered and hospitals crowded with the injured. Moderate estimates place property loss near 10 million dollars.
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New York
Lloyd 4
Hobden
Tom
Hoboked
Jersey City
Troyd
Saas
Bremen
Vaahan
Lloyd Steamship Company
Bank Robbery Shock as Cashier is Chloroformed
In a London bank a cashier is found unconscious after a sudden assault. The manager suspects George Bouverie, recently in financial trouble, of orchestrating the robbery with chloroform. The cashier identifies Bouverie as his attacker. a warrant is issued and police move to arrest him.
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Pargsban
Hagaustion
Remley
Sebastian
Mr. Saville
Kelly
Greg
George Bouvere
Reniqalkegy
Mr. Kelly
Mr. Grey
Farmell
Sebastian Saville
Mr. Gr
Mr. Baville
Sebasavilly
George Bouverte
George Bouverie
Mr. Bouverie
George Bouverle
Bouverie
Bouverle
Saville Pretires
Dee
Barbara
Postoffic
Treen
the Grange
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J. G. Rounds
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Conger
Pekin
Washington, D. C
Department
Kemptt
el Af
Pretoria
Standerton
Ani
Waors
Dounle
Wimaelf
Orrumwa
Richard Bell
Albia
Bell
Treasury
Auprene Court
Ears of West Pubishing Co
St. Paul
Supreme Court of the United States
West Publishing Co
Fannie Jones
Granger
the West Publishing Co
Reyport
Supreme Court
Samuel F. Stewart
Evanston
Homestead Company
Momstead
James M. Pierce
Stewart
Pierce
County
Buuris
Omaha
Ottumwa
Dim Todd
William Riley
Todd
Ergey
Belle Paine
Ben Cook
Stony Crey
Daly
Ya. Suly
Asent
China
Chrys Miller
Brice Railway
En ‘Tain
Devan Barins
Express
William J. Finley
Henderson
Warmtoo
Col
D. B. Henderson
Congress
Ocheyedan
Sustey
Joseph Galland
Mansfield
Ohio
Des Moines & Northern Iows
Minnesota
Great Northern Railway
Hoone
Britt
Stly Dock
Hoboken
Speedy Sett
Ena
London
Robert Ward
Paler
Jement
Cewd
Hank
Grey
Grange
George
Saville
Mrs. Bouverte
Carter
Doctor Carter
Battersea
Clapham Common
M. Beecher
Prospect Street
New Haven
G. Washington
Rei Bie Ward
T. Clark
Boston
Washington
Carnegie Hall
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