Pioneers Remembered at Spirit Lake Massacre Memorial
A large gathering marked the dedication of a memorial for Spirit Lake massacre victims from 1887. Abbie Gardner Shoop, sole survivor, shared her memories while state officials and survivors such as Mrs. Sharpe and Mrs. Thomas attended. Speakers included Tudge Pandral of Minnesota and former Gov. Carpenter. a monument funding in part by a $3,000 appropriation was announced.
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Towa
General Assembly
Spirit Lake
A. Smith
Tudge C
Pandral
Minnesota
Carpenter
Dunganan
Richards
Fort Dodge
Bre
Sharpe
Thomas
Springfield
Jackson
Sieh
Northwestern Laws
Howl Gardner
Harvey Lice
Lure
Gardner
Clam Lake
Ftheee Lakes
West Okohoji
Sumer
Arenes
Noble
Markis
Abbie Gardner
Gill
Paine
Timetren
Ile Rioux
Agenia Fey
Shoop
Haa
Iowa Banks Safe in 1895 Annual Auditor Report
The Auditor of State reports a prosperous year for state and savings banks ending June 2 1895 with no bank failures in two years. Deposits rose about 1.8 million and net year increase reached 2.77 million as loans near limits amid restored public confidence.
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State
Tetra
Jtill
Notorious American Serial Killer Holmes Exposed in Chicago
Reports detail the alleged crimes of H. H. Mudgett known as Holmes with aliases. Bodies of Minnie and Annie Williams and two Pitezel children found in Toronto and Detroit houses. Investigations trace murder, insurance fraud, and deception across Philadelphia Chicago and Boston, with Holmes hunted across cities.
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Moyamensing
Philadelphia
America
A. H. Folmes
Chaméleon
Fo ‘Holmes
Herbert
Jindgett
Gilmanton
N. H
Flis
Levi Hi. Mudgat
Gilmanton Dormers
Mudgett
Clara Lovering
London
Holmes
Pitezel
Fitezel
Howeé
Bdston
Detroit
Tororts
Elolmes
Edllor
Lrings
Minnie
Anna Williams
Wiliams
Chicago
Conclu
Train hold up by masked robbers on Michigan line
Four masked men robbed an express messenger on the Western Express near Tesen Siding ten miles west of Wanseen. They compelled the messenger to unlock safes, taking at least 589, firing shots, and escaped into dense woods along the rail right of way. Authorities note the gang’s familiarity with railroad operations suggests seasoned robbers.
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Strucker
Wanseen
Western Express
Condnetar Porting
Las Ia
Ytrand
Ares
Canai
Revelvers
Pelucs
Cura
Tax Reform Studies and Public Interest
The note invites taxation articles on any aspect that are decent and well written within reason, excluding tariff topics. It notes land owners benefit from improvements due to increased land value and invites submissions to the Buffalo office or 10 Lock Street, Buffalo, N.
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Mny
Lock Street
Buffalo
Inequality of Taxation in Personal Property
Speech critiques tax systems across states, arguing personal property taxes are inherently unequal. It cites Ohio and New York methods, spies, and penalties, urging local option to relieve personal property from taxation to aid borrowers and reduce wealthier classes' burden.
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Wrth
Ohio
New York
Interior
Brooklyn
New Turk
Tam
New Yorks
Tan
The Justice of Ground Tent Taxation Principles
A fragmented critique arguing tax fairness rests on equal value exchanged and public acceptance. It warns against excessive rents and urges that taxation reflect true value, aligning with natural rights and justice, citing scholars and professors.
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Ife
Uts
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the Pioneers
Iowa
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Linhill
Phe
Bijeet
Heer
Cdvafis
Tata
Tadivisieed Jirafit
H. H. ‘Holmes
Moore’s Fork
Hia
Elilis
Halmes
Knenen
Chienco
Nan
Phen
Annie
Elie Ras
Wismare
Telmes
Benjamin PL Pitesol
Titesei
Levis of Moons
Fiense
Welphia
Derres
Tiphaes
Lowe
Mra. Pitezel
Sively
Eolaies
Williams
Minnie Williams
Anna
Howard Pitnel
Ainca Holmes
Titezel
Childern
Themes
Demages
Booiwal
Chhldren
Pitevzet
Minsie Willtawg, Anees Williams
TN cfHicaco
Ehuiva Holness
Chicago Limited
Bolton
Thomas G. Shearman
Robebery
Abrams Howitt
The
Brooklyn Revenue Reform Club
Run
Lord Winehill
Cable
Nobey Eee Sages
Justice of Ground
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