Methodist Appointments for Next Year at Cherokee Conference
Northwest Iowa M E conference completed its labors at Fort Dodge. Trial of S S Marsh acquitted though censured for loose business methods. Admission on trial listed. Resolutions favored retaining minister residences. Candidates named for next conference site Cherokee. District appointments announced across Algona Fort Dodge Ida Grove and Sioux City districts.
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Huddock Memorial Church
Church Extension Society
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Rock River Conference
Delliver
Chicago
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J. D. W. Pulirod
Fr. Albertson
J. B. Smith
L. Sudduth
G. C. Fort
N. D. Symonds
R. E L. Dolliver
Committee On Education
Cornell College
Cornell
Wilmot Whitfeld
University of the Northwest
Episcopal Fund
General Conference
Cherkee
Ida Grove
F. E. Day
the Grove
Conference Board of Church Extension
Messrs. Glasgow
Winter
Day
Astman
Carter
Algona
A. Black
BP. E Alden
W. H. Montgomery
McKinley to Speak at Republican Day Rally in Ottumwa
Massive turnout expected as Major McKinley arrives for Republican Day at Ottumwa Iowa. 25 000 crowd anticipated with Senator Allison ex Governor Gear Congressman Henderson and possibly ex Governor Kirkwood as speakers in open air at the coal palace after a long procession of wagons and clubs from surrounding towns.
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Great Clean
Coal Palace
Ottumwa
G.o. P
Vhis
Major McAkinley
Wapello County
Major McKinley
Fairfield
Keosahqua
Bloomfield
Centerville
Ostatoosa
Mt. Pleasant
Tne
Allison
Gear
Henderson
Kirkwood
McKinley
White & Co Offices Close in Cucaco Markets Steady
Not serious in Chicago as 8 W White & Co offices close in Cucaco and clerks sort accounts. Firm representatives know little more about the condition than yesterday. The ripple from the failure has faded and Chicago traders suffered only small losses while markets firmed today.
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White
Cucaco
White & Co
LY Stee
Chicago
Mitchell Young Men Donate 2000 Corner Lot to YMCA
In Mitchell on September 23 Rev. Mr. Chapin of Howell DD donates a valuable 2000 corner lot on Main Street to the Mitchell Young Men's Christian Association. The group plans to build a new facility once plans are finalized. The report also notes a separate race result from Great English Race at Loxdown and Leicester.
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Mitchell
Mirereign, & D
Mitchell Young Men's Christian Association
Mr. Chapin
Howell
Main Street
Loxdown
Leicester
Rusticus
Victorious
Ennis Killen
Serious Strikes in Siberia War Prep Rumors Across China
Dispatches report serious railway strikes in Siberia with calls for vigorous government action. Chinese authorities are alleged to be smuggling Chinamen into North Dakota and rumors of war material and foreign officers being readied for action in China. Reports cite plans for brigades, three fast steam cruisers, and drills under English-style discipline as tensions rise abroad.
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China
North Dakota
Loxnox
Siberia
Czar
Prince of
Naples
Europe
Moscow
Pauls
Athens
Ezarwich
Russia
Missions Catholiques
Lyon
Chansi
Chamsi
Loxpox
Shanghai
London
Pekin
Nankin
Secret Society
Yangbekiang
Shanghia
Pastor Disciplined Over Fast Horses in Cherokee
Rev Mr Stires, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church in Cherokee, faced charges of conduct unbecoming a minister after racing accusations. He admitted owning fast horses and argued for their importance, but was not retained by the conference. The piece notes other church matters and a royal betrothal rumor in Belgrade.
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Stires
Gove
Fort Caper
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Cherokee
Washington Democrats Hear Bynum on Bounties and Democracy
Congressman Wr. D. Bynum of Indianapolis delivered a two hour address at the Washington Democrats conference. He attacked McKinley tariffs and bounty subsidies, urging the public to reject government support of private industries and defend representative government. He warned of unchecked subsidies endangering liberties and urged steadfast loyalty to the democratic banner.
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Wash
Democratic Societies of
Washington
Wr. D. Bynum
Indianapolis
Legislative Department
Congress
National Treasury
Union Pacific affairs improve as creditors plan unfolds
Dispatches report Drexel Morgan & Co. to turn in 2,000,000 Union Pacific notes indorsed by Gould Ames and Dillon and take collateral notes. Total creditor subscriptions reach 12,500,000. A creditors meeting is set for tomorrow to decide extensions. Gould travels with Pierpont Morgan to Drexel Morgan. Missouri Pacific directors’ meeting notice received by Sage.
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Boston
New York
Union Pacific
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Gould, Ames,and Dillon
the Evening Post
Jay Gould
Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Pinson Pacific
Morgan
Gould
Gould Securities
Missouri Pacife
Sage
Politician Richard Chuten Fined and Jailed in California Scandal Case
In San Francisco on September 25 Judge Jud Wallace fined Richard Chuten 8500 and sentenced him to five days in county jail for contempt of court. Chuten had been subpoenaed by a grand jury probing scandals in the late California legislature but refused to cooperate claiming the grand jury lacked legal authority.
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San Francisco
Cal
Wallace
Richard Chuten
Chuten
California
President Reviews Judicial Applicants as Cabinet Meets
The president limited calls during Friday's cabinet session while Justice Lamar and Attorney General Miller discussed applicants for vacant judicial positions. Delays in announcing appointments to the Interstate Commerce Commission Court of Claims and circuit courts follow careful consideration and background checks on personal habits.
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Washington
Justice Lamar
Miller
Interstate Commerce Commission
Court of Claims
United States Circuit Courts
May Say Hello to London Project for Atlantic Telephone
Boston reports experiments with long distance telephones near Gorham Gray claim trans ocean telephone feasible cheaper than current cables. Iron wire, properly shaped, may replace copper and withstand greater strength, with plans for laying cables to London under consideration by capitalists.
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Atlantic
Boston
Gorham Gray
Lon Con
Contests Flood Land Office As Farmers Seek Cheaper Claims
The report from Mitchell on September 25 notes more contests filed in the past two months than in the prior ten, with farmers using contesting to secure funds and cheap land. Dry years have led timber culture claim neglect while relinquishments rise and new homestead entries follow, signaling bona fide settlers arriving.
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Mitchell
More Russian Immigrants Reach New York Barge Office
About forty Russian immigrants, including ten adults and many children, stood in front of the barge office in New York on September 5. The crowd looked forlorn with no women or children wearing hats. A small child clung to its mother while the group, poorly clothed, was guided toward the East Side by a harsh escort.
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New York
Female inspectors deemed better at meat inspection work
Secretary Rusk announced the creation of meat inspection stations in South Omaha Kansas City Milwaukee Boston Chicago and other cities. Experts found women are better suited for preparatory inspection work than men after trials in Chicago where six men and six women tested produced largely favorable results.
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Wassixeron
South Omaha
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Boston
Chicago
Actor on Trial for Murder in San Francisco
The examination of 30 B. Curtis for the murder of Policeman Grant is in progress today. J. C. Grant, brother of the slain officer, arrived from Idaho and will remain until Curtis’ preliminary hearing concludes.
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San Francisco
Cal
Grant
J. C. Grant
Idaho
Curtis
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