Clinton Society Sensation and Bank Report Highlights
A Clinton youth from Company E failed to appear for a planned marriage, found later dazed near home. Iowa bank report shows total assets 61,270,208 with notable cash gains and reduced indebtedness. Other items note a request for a bankruptcy receiver, local deaths, and early 20th century regional crime and industry updates.
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Willis Schmidt
Clinton
Company E
LN. G
Towa
McCarthy
Iowa
A chaotic Iowa news roundup with deaths and trials
A long list of incidents from Iowa covers arrests, accidents, and deaths. Notable items include a worker killed by a Burlington and Quincy train near Albia, a seven year old boy injured by a cow in Dubuque, and a man struck by a streetcar in Clinton. Also reported are fires destroying timber camps near Dubuque, property losses from a town fire belt, and political developments as Populists convene with a broad platform and calls for reform.
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State Fair
Colfax Springs
Tareves
Etoffel's
Médhaliteville
Albia
Dubuque
Mississippi
Eagle Point
DeWitt
Martin O'Connor
B. A. Hormans
Belmond
Iowa
Frank Snger
Clinton
Corman
de Moines
Dauphter
J. D. Sanders
LeMars
Sanders
Union
Northwest
Council Bluffs
Des Moines
Frank Roper
Daymaker
Leith
Rad
Inijos
Arcaniof
Jie Hnd
Jefy
McKinney
Jack Oak
Albin
Murlington
Q Uinoy
Cylon
Alornes
Thos McEsey
Chicago
Burington and
Northern
Johnson Creek
Arthur Twohy
KE. J. Tryphy
Atlantic City
A. W. Dickerson
Tu Burlington Christian Scientists
Anasaniion
Martens-Vaneedon
Town City
Martens
Back River Falls
Wis
Amtreanmo
Clinton and
Lyons
Tang National Guard
Monticale
M. W. Tipple
Delmar
Tews
Organized Labor
W. W. Pattee
American Railway Union
Charles B. Farber
Davenport
Supreme Court
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Labor Assembly
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Tari
Wraveie My Vaurber
Horas
Cleveland
J.B. Weaver
Congress
Niles
Wooster
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Jena
Robbef Creston
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England
Lange
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Baker
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Novel Wheelbarrow Journey Captures Artist Trek
London artist Montague Martin sketches a plan to travel from Paris to Munich in fifty four days by wheelbarrow. He builds a light cart with a forward box for gear and an easel inside the cover and vows to carry paints, canvas, lamp, and meals while seeking 103 pictures to fund a return trip. Julia M Kipatrick announces engagement to William Rafferty of the Firah Artillery.
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Pall Mall
Montagne Martin
London
Paria
Germany
Paris
Munich
Cay
Montague Martin
Martin
Tob
Governor's Island
Julia M. Kipatrick
Zen. Judson Kipatricry
Lisut
Wiliam Carcoll Rafferty
Firah Artillery
Monument to Iowa veterans to rise with Victory statue
Des Moines plans a grand soldiers and sailors monument with a twenty two foot Victory statue at its summit. Four equestrian figures and eight friezes depict regiments, branches, and battles from 1861 to 1865 while Iowa veterans and dignitaries attend the stone laying ceremony led by Governor Jackson and Colonel Gatch.
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Gatch
Seramonies
Javkson
United States
James Hariav
George A. Newman
Grand Army of the Republic
Thomas Hadge
Iowa
Samuel J. ‘Kirkwood Jaws
N. B. Baker
Goring
Kirkwood
Corse
Ailateona
Crocker
Curtis
Dodge
Infantry
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Marins
Eonator
Harlan
Robert T Lincoln
Belknap
Winslow
Haten
Lews
Thoma F Wright
Third Iowa Cavalry
Praident
Kock Island
E.P. Clakson
Twelfth Infantry
Des Moines Roister
James A. Williamson
Lms
John W. Noble
Third
Iowa Cavalry
Secretary of the Interior
Hedrick
T.T. Weaver
Second
Lory
Samuel McFarland
Nineteenth
Iowa Infantry
Prairie Grove
Jean
Second Town Cavalry
Jozeph Grifith
Thirty-ninth
Towa Infantry
Noah W. Mills
CG. Parrott
Seventh Town Infantry
Cot. HL
Timble
Thid Lowa
Accused of two murders Cater held in Wins jail
Soho B Cater of Surreal is jailed in Winsneshiek County on suspicion of fatally murdering his wife Mary Cater and Georges Wammett at Burt Oak The arrest followed an inquest amid rumors of Cater's relationship with a woman of loose character and alleged entrapment by Wemmett The article also notes weather and farming items from the period.
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Cater
Wemmett
Aise
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