Coast defenses urged by secretary of war and Schofield
The annual report stresses coastal defenses with strong backing from Gen. Schofield. Elections in New Zealand favored the government as women voted in large numbers supporting Christianity and temperance. Debate grows over brutal football tactics and recent injury toll. Two women matriculated at the University of Alabama as trustees open doors. A Louis journal speculates on journalism behind a bang. In France a dog owner faces manslaughter charges for hydrophobia. Jury challenges arise in Chicago re trial of ex Detective Coughlin for Dr Cronin murder. Texas contends immigration favors poor.
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Secretary of War
Schofield
New Zealand
Inv
Coughlin
Chicago
Dr. Cronin
Inflammatory Notes On War Tech And Royal Maneuvers
The article comments on rival inventions like a practical dynamite gun versus costly toys. It reports a royal separation plan involving Prince Ferdinand Galatro Co Jonna, and notes Britain’s growing naval power as a response to European threats. It also discusses aging lawmakers and a veteran congressman nearing twenty-two years in service by March 1865.
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Prinaass-Coloray
Prince Ferdinand Galatro
Jonna
Titus
Pioneer Andrew V Shurts laid to rest in Henry
Obituary records the death of A V Shurts aged 78, veteran pioneer and skilled blacksmith who lived in Henry for many years. Born August 31 1815 in Elizabeth New Jersey he moved across New York Ohio Minnesota and Dakota before settling in Marshall County. He married twice and survived by several children. Funeral held at the family home with tribute to his energy humor and public spirit.
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Andrew V. Shurts
A. V.shurts
City
Mr. Shurts
Elizabeth
N.J
New York City
Cincinnati
East Aurora
Whitefield Township
Minnesota
Red Wing Landing
Henry
Virginia
Dakota
Jane Nevins
Ann Gillespie
Roy Arthur Miles
Mr Shorts
John T. Smith
Mio
Illinois
Ilo
M. W Society
French Town
Brooks County
Ann Bates
Brimford
Christ
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brimfield
Marshall County
Poaer
John T. Smith Dies at 74 in Eury City Funeral Held
John T. Smith died at age 74 years after a long illness. Survived by wife Amun Smith and six of nine children, three predeceased him. He was a respected citizen and church member. Funeral at the family home drew many friends. services described as impressive with fitting singing and floral tributes. Burial followed in the local cemetery.
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Eury
Amun Smith
John T. Smith
Obituary of Eber F Peters in Iowa 1893
Eber F Peters died of typhoid fever at Ocheyday Iowa on November 24 1893 aged 23 years three months and ten days He was born August 14 1870 in Wheatland Bureau county educated near his home and a lover of books His remains were taken to Putnam for interment after services at the M E church Elder P F M Parker preached from first Corinthians He leaves his mother sisters brothers and many friends who extend thanks for burial assistance.
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Eber F. Paters
Ocheyday
Oscars County
Iowa
Eber F. Peters
Norman
Susan L. Peters
Wheatland
Bureau County
Putpam
M. E
P. F.M. Parker
Coldest morning of the season on December first
The entry notes a frigid start with a thermometer at 13 below zero at 6 a.m. Winter settles in as editors are ill. The editor apologizes for weak health and hopes attentive readers will critique the amateur staff lightly. With rest and care, the editor expects to be back next week.
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Altho
J. M. Kirkpatrick
Ioward- Young
Spooks invade Hennepin and cave mill intrigue
The edition notes Illness and fatigue among the staff as the Republican presses strain. A Hennepin correspondent treats The Books article as harmless fiction, while readers are invited to find public interest in the cave and mill story amid editorials and local humor.
Ill inois Horticultural Society to Meet in Springfield
The 88th annual Illinois State Horticultural Society meeting will be held at State House in Springfield December 12 to 14. A large display features entries from multiple states, with eminent scientists and horticulturists on the program. Henry Augustine of Normal serves as president and Henry M. Dunlap of Savoy as secretary.
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Illinois State Horticultural Society
State House
Springfield
Illinois
New York
Wisconsin
Oregon
Colorado
Nebraska
Kentucky
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Henry Augustine
Normal
Henry M. Dunlap
Savoy
First National Bank of Henry
Banking House
Cyrus
RK. Jones
Cashion Henry
Iil
Rail Fare Rates Noted for East West Travel
Advertises reduced rates across all railroads and steamship routes with savings listed. Specifies Webb's Ticket Office at 100 South Adams Street, Peoria, Illinois.
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East
Webb
South Adams St
Peoria
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Fcar
France
Texas
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Mother Roy
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Uncle Sam
Sarvantsa
Ospital
Russia
Charles O'Nalll
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Wiliam D. Kelley
Richard Paris ‘Pinndppahiasonri
Depuss
Waiud
Orituakleb
Ann Tremain
Israel
H. C. Richie
Guthrie Center
Homestead
Whitefield
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Richie
Barnyard
Alozo
Richard
Sugar Grove
Tremain
Dr King
Powell's Drug Store
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Powers
Haacock
Frank Wood
Vester Tir
Harry
Poatmaster Brown
Oride
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Farmington
Clydeville
Jennie
Omar Thompson
Dean
Kev Hazard
Clin Con E. Smith
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Thin City
John Vv. Smith
Ocheyeden
Frank Peters
Deye
Flora
Editapd
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Peters
Main
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Lil
Jones, Sevy
Richard Tremain
Ricard
Maraball
Ilinois
Lacon
Sal County
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William Fountain
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Wille
Pubna Jaleo
P. Swift
Imife
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Va Ee Heen
Hayes
McCormick
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Swift, Tanquiry, Auctionser
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National Congregational
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Franklin St
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N.B
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Meshall County
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KE. H. Hotchins
Inter Ocean
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Tithe Times
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the Weat
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