Obituary notices from various cities list multiple deceased individuals
At Clinton Jews W J Young 9 At Milwaukee Leo Mock 51 At Richmond Ind Joseph Thorpe S2 At Washington Capute William I Mobley 54 At Jeffereen Ind Captain J Kinnon recently of Prince woo Tt At Dowagine Mich Spaf ford Tyron At Greensourg Ind Henry Rankin of Lawrence Kan At San Francisco J N Knowles At Paria Augustus 3 Chase president of Waterbury Conn Watch Co At Queen Lane Pa Barker George 3 Fox i at Grand Rapids Mich Peaker Andrew J Bowne 45 At Val paraiso Ind Frederick Burstrom 70 William Caldwell 68 At Porm Ind Lowa Mergenther At Woodostock T ex-Peatmaster Simon Brink 65 At ADamy N Dr James W Cox 68 At Waukegan Til James Galle wher 62
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Clinton
W. J. Young
Milwaukee
Leo Mock
Richmond
Ind
Joseph Thorpe
Washington
Capute
William I. Mobley
Jeffereen
J. Kinnon
Princewoo
An Dowagine
Mich
Spafford Tyron
Greensourg
Henry Rankin
Lawrence
Kan
San Francisco
J. N. Knowles
Paria
Augustus
Chase
Waterbury Conn. Watch Company
Queen Lane
Barker George
Fox
Grand Rapids
Peaker
Andrew J. Bowne
Valparaiso
Frederick Burstrom
William Caldwell
Porm
Lowa Mergenther
Woodostock
Simon Brink
Adamy, N
James W. Cox
Waukegan, Til
James Galle Wher
Foreign Sffins and World News Fairly Mixed in Dispatches
France’s ex premier Javes Simon dies in Paris at 63 while imperial Moscow visits unfold in St. Petersburg. A London suit for breach of promise, consular visits, and royal commentaries fill a chaotic mix of political and social notes from Europe and beyond.
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Javes Simon
France
Paris
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Miss Gore
Viscount Godley
London
Chambers of Commerce
Kmairt
Foress
Pirket
Slatin Pasha
Cambridge University
England
Simon Newcomb
Johns Hopkins University
Mackenzie Bowell
Mouzattet-Ed-Din
Persia
Ad Seafield
Newsatenrisop
Mra. Dyer
Firkeh
Br Bay
Nee
Federal Law Makers In Senate and House Actions
Washington reports in June the Indian bill to abolish Gathade schools by July 1, 1897, and the Senate’s rejection of a conference on three battleships and armor plate. The House upheld the president’s veto on the sundry civil appropriation while passing a substitute. other bills moved, including general deficiency and naval, with conference reports pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Washitton
House
Secretary of
To Treasury
Virginia
West Virginia
Northern Proife
Washington, Dane &A
District of Columbia
Cannon
Naval Bnl
Congress
Aldrich
Underwood
Alabama
Tatter
Pasead
Agricultural Department
Ita
Lemuel Hahnemann
St. Louis
Minnesota
Army Norpes
Arthur P. Sadby
Mr. Cannon
Jur W
Stevenson
Shermar
William H. Gibson
Wheeles
Alabamm
Final Naval and Indian Bills Endorsed as Congress Near Adjournment
Senate and House actions wrap up the session with the final approval of naval and Indian bills. Reports on three battleships and sectarian appropriations are approved pending congressional price fixes. Congress fixes adjournment for 4 oclock tomorrow after passing measures on jury trials and postal pay scales.
Missionary Costs and Southern Wife Mentioned in Nashville Marriage
In a Cleveland discussion, a visiting Methodist described a London Missionary Society claim that 33 million dollars funded conversions at a cost of 165 dollars per head, noting skepticism. Cincinnati-born industrialist Mubinger, owner of Keokuk light and streetcar lines, marries Viola Miller of New Orleans in Nashville, with a letter from Washington announcing the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islamdera
London Missionary Society
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Z. G. Mubinger
Keokuk
Nashville
Is It a Valid Law Testing Apportionment via Petition
State Senator Michael Krustka of Milwaukee files with the attorney general a petition seeking a Supreme Court ruling on the constitutionality of the last apportionment act passed in a special session. The petition argues lack of power for a special session and demeans contiguity and equal population rules, detailing district shapes and representation disparities across numerous counties and urging delay of election notices. Attorney General Mylrea expected to respond within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Krustka
Madison
Michael Krusska
Milwaukee
Democratic Party
Lim
Supreme Court
Dubt
Secretary of State
Wiliam F. Vilas
Burr W Jones
George G Greene
Green Bay
Greene
Senate
Assembly
Lucy
Atete
Lasselle
Green
Rock
la No
Morehan
Ing
Wood County
Adams
Polk
Burnett
Douglas
Jim
Sigerom
Emul
Dome-Shira
Nane
Portage County
Thia
Waupaca
Outagamie
Fond du Lac
Dane
Marinette
Supreme Court of
Mylrea
Helen
Fashion Notes On Summer Styles And Society Visitors
A lively column discusses seasonable belts and ribbons, chiffon veils, German china, and summer millinery trends. Grace Kimball appears in The Prisoner of Zenda, while American socialites and the duchess of Marlborough figure in London society chatter.
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Germany
Grace Kimball
Zenda
Summer Maide
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Cresnfork, Inc
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Mason City
Iowa
Arthur Ernest McWood
Chicago
Elizabeth Sarah Munro
Detroit
International Typographical Union
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Keeton
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Mexico
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Malilionaire
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Duluth
Gray
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Sioux Falls
D. Simon Jaraik
Manitowoc
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Rockville
William ©. White
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William Forarty
Lincoln
Lucile Ryan
Peavia
Samuel C., Wardman
Josephine Jackson
Ayela Spring Company
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F. M. Hoyt
Beardsley
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Sarah Walker
Bruach
Jeffersonville
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Peoria County
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University of Illinois
Champaign
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Julia Holmes ‘Smiths
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N. B. Morrizon
Isaac B. Raymond
Alexander McLean
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Emperor
Clisna
Woo Sung
Asiatic
Testimania
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Duchess of Marlborough
Blensheim
Fair
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