Iowa News Notes From Mills County Trib un e
A digest of Glenwood and surrounding Iowa items reports rail line activity, coal mines, and a packing house at Koon, a busking machine accident near Shell Rock with a severed hand, and extensive mill employment. Wrecks on Oregon and California line, a corning murder plea, and local crime reports fill the page with names like Devenk Vereen, Joan Corallis, and Ed Southerland.
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Koon
Devenk Vereen
Shell Rock
Joan Corallis
Ottamiva
Oregon & California
Warleng
Ronere
Corning
Toxzy Warne
Machirland
Man Farland
HH. M. Ura
Clarence Wilson
Brarra Nsha
Caster
Tuy Court Tuyse Ab Dubuque
Dows
Vily
Burlington
Charles Drko
Missouri Valley
Dudley
Tom Welsh
Yhos. McGovern
Iris
Glenwood
Mis County
Seymour Allen
Aljons
Tural
Victin
Apuinosa
Vuruuers
Vraders
Hermert Wisner
Tarn
Centralia
Dubuque
Dubayne Company
Dacore
Lyon County
New York
Lester
Fred Simith
Mason City
Christ
Cotuiak
Burlington,Cedar Rapids & Northern
Mennett
Clinton Cranch
Such & Byer
Tee
Quy
President nominates Stephen B Elkins as Secretary of War
Waamnoton Dec 19 The President sent to the Senate the nomination of Stephen B Elkins of West Virginia to be Secretary of War Elkins lifelong career spans law mining and timber interests He served in Congress and held state and territorial offices and has been active in Republican politics The nominee is son in law of ex Senator Henry G Tavis
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Waamnoton
Senate
Stephen B. Ehines
West Virginia
Elkins
Stephen B. Elkins
Perry County
Ohio
Missouri
Missouri University
Seventy Seventh Missouri Regiment
New Mexico
Territorial
Territory
United States
Confreesco
Ekins
National Republican Committee
James G. Blaine
New York
Henry G. Tavis
Blaine Pressures Elkins to Accept War Post Nomination
Washington December 10 The Post notes Stephen B Elkins repeatedly declined the War portfolio but Blaine signals he might accept if the Republican party demands it If Harrison is the nominee Blaine would not run and could support Elkins acceptance, which he ultimately does after urging from Blaine.
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Washington
Stephen B. Elkins
Elkins
Cape May
Proctor
Eilkvns
White House
Hosking
Mr. Blaine
Marvidon
Harrison
Contested Senate Seats Shake Louisiana Trio
In Washington reports Republicans plan to contest the seats of Hill, Lrice, and White of Louisiana amid claims Mill’s certificate was altered in Albany. The move sparks Democratic excitement and could affect the elections committee. The President submitted credentials for Senator-elect Hill of New York, which were filed as valid.
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Mil
Wasmisarox
Hill, Lrice
White
Louisiana
Mill
Albany
Committee On ‘Elections
Senate
Hill
New York
National Prohibition Convention in St Louis June 29 30
St Louis will host the National Prohibition convention on June 29 and 30 following a National committee vote at the Sherman house on the fifteenth ballot. Competing cities listed include Atlanta Tadisnepolis Baltimore Lincoln Neb Cleveland Cincinnati and Harriman Tenn. James Dunlap to Be Pardoned
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Cutcano
St. Louis
National Committee
Sherman House
Atlanta
Tadisnepolis
Baltimore
Lincoln
Neb
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Harriman
Teun
Arizona and Oklahoma Statehood Rumor Surges
Report claims Frey will be admitted soon as statehood moves, tied to a verbal understanding among leading Republican and Democratic senators. Utah and New Mexico resist, while Arizona and Oklahoma reportedly reach a pact with broad approval from major leaders and President Harrison, despite doubts and Mormon leaders’ cautious stance.
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Frey
Ativohs
Oklahoma
Senate
Utah
New Mexico
Territories
Jarfison
Arizona
Harrison
Congress
Indicted for Forgery in Notorious Field Case
One of the grand jury’s sensational features in the Field case was an indictment charging Edward M Field with forgery. Authorities estimate forgeries may total at least 300000, with potential for a much larger sum. District Attorney Nicol declined to reveal sources beyond unspecified information.
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Inman
Keokule
Itman
Munesay Monnison
Tegan
Shinzer
Dea Maines
Deardon
Skinster
Dearden
Tredad
Mana
Briyan
Martin Toftas
Dark Keife
Dofflemmeyer
Keokuk
Doffleemeyer
Doffiemmeyer
Union Depot
Wash Zimnerman
Center Point
Walterring
Charles McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Herring
Edward M. Field
Grand Jury
Nicol
Field
Dun and Co Weekly Review notes year-end trade slackening
Dun and Co Weekly Review reports year end trade slackening as holidays approach yet notes widespread belief that next season will be unusually large and profitable. Commercial credits and confidence are in satisfactory shape for the early next year’s heavy business activity.
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NR. G, Dun & Co
New York
R. G, Dun & Co
Glendale Robbers Run Down in Missouri Crime Note
A morning paper reports four Glendale robbers run down in St. Louis Missouri with arrest warrants issued in blank. The assisting prosecuting attorney confirms warrants but refuses to reveal names provided by informants. Police maintain an air of mystery and decline to discuss the matter.
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St. Louis
Glendale
Atttorney
Express
Persecution claims and liquor case dominate New York notices
Mrs James Glaine Jr sought police protection from private detectives in New York claiming constant stalking and cab-ride surveillance. A Nebraska liquor suit awarded about 30000 to the plaintiff, ruling sales shipments into Town were interstate and legal. Gov Hill refused to allow Gov Jones a one-week transition, citing party loyalty concerns.
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James Glaine, Jr
Polles
New York
James G. Blaine, Jr
Byrnes
Washington Rumors on Nomination Opposition to Judge Dallas
Rumors say Republican senators may resist the confirmation of Mr. Dallas of Pennsylvania, one of two Democratic nominees for judge ships. The opposition is said to come from Senator Quay and Senator Higgins of Delaware.
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Alias
Washimeton
Dallas
Pennsylvania
Harrison
Quay
Higgins
Delaware
Beets and sugar policy debate at Nebraska convention
Debating the 1889 Nebraska beet sugar law and its 1891 repeal, the convention urged restoring provisions and imposing a $1 per ton bounty for sugar beets yielding at least 12 percent sugar. It called for state aid, a competent chemist at each factory, and commercial measures to promote beet sugar and glucose production.
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Nebraska
Nebraskn
Std
Congress
Mikeljohn
Win. Nason
M.A. Jann Wag
Major McArthur
C. A. Atkinson
J. Q. Cramb
JS. Hoagland
C. KR. Adams
Germany
France
Stia
Board of Immigration
Dan Farrell, Jr
Shay
Lenate
Essas
Nebraska Appeals for Aid to Starving Russians
The Nebraska governor appeals to Nebraskans to donate corn and other food products to starving Russians, citing a Washington dispatch about sending a train load of U S corn to relief efforts. The plan aims to showcase U S production while aiding famine victims in Russia.
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Nebraska
Lixcons
Neb
Whayer
Russia
Kansas
United States
Wan
Europe
Oviere
Consig
Nybruscy
War aid appeals urged for famine relief in Europe
A broad appeal urged counties and organizations to donate corn and food supplies for starving Russians and others, with Luther P. Luppes urging rapid, mass contributions. Donora and other towns offered four trainloads of corn or similar foods to be sent under secrecy of channelled supervision. The plea emphasized humanitarian aims and the value of corn as food, asking for prompt cash or in kind gifts.
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Europa
Jadden
Larop and Industrial
Manana
Wade
Sereniry Rusk
Europe
Donora
Jon M. Traver
Ludden
Boards of ‘Trade
County
Cers
John M. Thayar
Russia
Ime
Atata
Ireland
Luther P. Luppes
Live Stock and Produce Marks Quotations for New York
Quotations for live stock and produce marks for New York markets listed. Includes prices and item classifications across cattle hogs and produce, with brief notes on grading and origin.
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Mills County Tribune
PreLo & Bradway
Iowa News Notes
The
Tistete
Stata
Hannah Cox
Ueto iMegally
Wea
San Bernardin
Cal
Stetn Mitley
Woons County
Laws
Morgan
Morgans
Jamen B. Iaily
Reta
LeMavs
Carroll County
Luia
Chib
A. Rousrent
Ubaque Street Railway
United States Circuit Court For
New Jersey
Neil
Aven Inter Company
sUverssate Vrenieat Bbiuuberg
Pturage
the Man
Blaine
Jamey Dunlap
Boston
Mass
James Dunlap
Northampton National Bank
Dunlap
MontReal
Que
Danada
Association For Mutual Protection
Canada
Arona and
Business, Outlook
Owaina
Dee
Walt
Youk
Aronabra Abet Staat
Farmers’ Institute
Portland
Til
Poutram
Ind
Mayne Frank A. Snyder
Lutte
Latin
A. Robinson
Milton G. Buirtt
Daniel Atkinson
Farmers’ Organization
Virginia C. Meredigs
Simon K. Hell
Ganerst Grant
Kasane Hanks
Yovexa
Kan
Johnston Towly
Theroure
Quotattona
Cheioiya
Onvatin Gust Klass Omama
Butler Pomwety
Spriu
Ily
Cale Louis
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