Domestic Corn Palace opens amid Sioux City fests
The third and fourth annual Corn Palace pageants kick off in Sioux City Iowa amid celebrations. A long list of incidents follows from rail disasters and murders to population counts and political shifts. The report blends crime, census updates, industrial fires, and legislative notes with regional notes on labor groups and candidate nominations.
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Concessional nominations and notable deaths noted
Concessional nominations made on the 27th include George Van Horn in New York and Henry C. Noyes in New Jersey, with several renominations noted in Pennsylvania and other states. Obituaries record General ABRAM Duryea’s death in New York, Joan Sowpzers in New Jersey, Cherokee orator Colonex E C Bouprinot at Fort Smith, Mrs Rury Ann Witton of Chicago, pioneer Mrs Many Hawn in Indiana, and Jacob Irwin and Smith A Whitfield linked to political roles, plus Isaac W Hammonp, NH State Historian, passing in Boston.
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Republican State Committee of
South Carolina
Charleston
A. C. Haskell
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Farmers’ Alliance
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Farmers’ Alliance of
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Grand Forks
Tur
Illinois
J W. Vanclave
Kansas
Tully Scott
Michigan
Arthur Cole
Industrial
Ohio
H. L. Morey
Tenth
R. E. Dean
Ninteenth
Edward T. Hoyt
Henry Rhoads
Louisiana
BH. C. Yarmouth
Colorado
T. J. O'Donnell
Washington
John L Gibson
Massachusetts
Sherman Hoar
Moses F. Stevens
New York
G. A. Davia
Pennsylvania
FT. Krebbs
Virginia
James F. Eppes
Denver
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Trinidad
Harrison
E. Burd Grubb
New Jersey
Spain
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Grand Forts
N. D
Walter Muir
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Indiana
Leroy Templeton
North Carolina
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Tennessee
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West Virginia
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Edward V. Dean
Theodore E. Burton
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B. C. Noyes
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Henry C. Noyes
Richard Vaux
John D. Flint
California
Robert Ferral
Kentucky
T_Ellis
Abram Duryea
Joan Sowpzers
Riegelsville
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Fort Smith
Ark
Rury Ann Witton
Chicago
Isaac Freeman
Farmers
Alliance
H. D. Coleman
D. K. Trimmer
Many Hawn
Rochester
Ind
John N. Irwin
Iowa
Arizona
Smith A. Whitfield
Isaac W. Hammonp
New Hampshire
Boston
Global Disturbances and Legal Actions Noted in Dispatches
A survey of international incidents reports ex president Calan of Argentina accused of embezzling 42 million dollars, heavy casualties in India and France floods, Algeria cyclone damage, and a naval fisheries seizure near Prince Edward Island. It notes an Australian boxer knockout in London, Armenian fatalities in Igdyr, and assassinations attempts in Belgrade. Also mentions a Chinese naval dispatch, a UK murder conviction, Senegalese battles with French forces, and Kamakari siege outcomes.
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India
France
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David Crockett
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Prince Edward's Island
Franx Slavin
Joe McAuliffe
Ormonde Club
London
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Unt
J. R. Birchall
F. C. Bennell
Senegal
Almadon
Kamakari
Senate approves tariff bill and customs district plan
The Senate backed the conference report on the tariff bill by 38 to 27. A House joint resolution appropriated 10000 to test free delivery in small towns. The Senate bill created a customs collection district in North and South Dakota. News items note major losses from the New York Central strike and multiple fatal incidents across several states. Population counts and political shifts are listed, along with a famine relief appeal and legal changes.
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United States
Tuisconsin
Chicago
J. L. Wheat
Rock Creek Park
D of Columbia
McKinley
Gihe
Iowa
District of Columbia
House
Nee
North
South Dakota
New York Central
Druja
Vilna
Russia
Artivin H. Wiilrass
Philadelphia
Cara
Camden
N. J
Jean Parr Soquet
Wisconsin
Detroit
Mich
Lowell
Mass
John Q Nichols
Ida Cunningham
American Committee For the Relief of
Treland
Idaho
George L. Shoup
Oneonta
Tenn
George J. Jones
Athens
Jackson
Congress
Presmist Uwannison
State of
Axnir Gilrey
New York
Fermanagh
Ireland
Indiana Supreme Court
Magnolia Grange Fair at Clear Creek Enjoys Mixed Weather
The seventh Magnolia Grange Fair held in Magnolia township Putnam county Indiana ran September 24 25 and 26. Rain on Thursday reduced attendance but Friday drew a large crowd and overall 512 entries across departments showed strong quality especially in hogs art fruit and jelly canning and needlework.
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Magnolia Grange Bar
Clear Creek
Magnolia Township
Putnam County
Inl
Henry
H. K. Smith
Otto Halblibe
O. Bumgarner
Packington
Niagara
Otto
Hallblibe
Fred Tomlinson
H K Smith
John Swaney
Frank Steivers
Wm Morris
Mary Griffith
Fannie Smith
M S Bumesmer
G Swaney
John Stevens
Mattie Wilson
M W Smith
Joe Boyle
Annas Wilson
G §& Humbrand
Geo O Davis
Fannie Griffith
Beasts Williams
Wm Hoyle
John Golse
Geo Davia
Mra
T I Gallagher
Edith Milla
Geo Brooks
Mary Harvey
Mra Ramey
Etta Bobbitt
M Ham
Mrs Wayne Ham
Minnie Studggin
EB Hiltabrand
Laura Smith
Wilson
Hattie Reamer
Mre & M
JB Price
M A Wilson
Emma Price
Wm Smith
Fannioe Griffith
Mra Morris
O Halblibo
Cramer Bishop
J G Bell
Walter Griffith
J Davidson
Chas M Price
John Wilson
John Shaeffer
J Mauffair
H H Edwards
Wm Kays
Owen Allen
Judd Bros
John ‘Wilson
Abel Mills
Geo Hillabrand
O Tomlinson
Wm Hull
John Myers
M. W. Gunn
LaSalle
Masked party invite and eerie crime notes in town
Miss Matio Crono sends an illustrated invitation to a masquerade in Kansas City on October 8. The paper also notes two bloody double tragedies in nearby Madison and Lacon with local crime coverage, plus a morning fog and rain.
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Kansas’ City
George A
Matio
Iowa
Madison
Wis
Lacon
Dr Haines' Gordon Specific Promoted as Quick Cure
An advertisement claims Dr Haines' Gordon Specific can be added to tea or coffee without a drinker's knowledge to rapidly cure alcohol abuse. It promises no harmful effects and guarantees a cure for moderate drinkers and alcoholics alike. Address for details is Golden Spec Co in Cincinnati.
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Gordon
Curos
Golden Speco Co
Cincinnati
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