German American Savings Bank Officers and Capital
German American Savings Bank lists capital of 60000 dollars with officers J L Giesler president J H Kaiser vice president S L Johnson cashier and directors F H Little S M Batt erson C A Mull Albert Baird John H Kaiser Gus Schmidt H W Huttig J Scott Blackwell J L Giesler. It states the bank conducts general banking, offers real estate or personal security loans, and pays four percent interest on savings deposits.
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J. L. Giesler
J. H. Kaiser
S. L Johnson
F. H. Little
S. M. Batterson
C. A. Mull
Albert Baird
John H. Kaiser
Gus Schmidt
H. W Huttig
J. Scott Blackwell
J Carskaddan
J. B. Dougherty
Chas. Page
British Queen’s Visit Drowns City in Royal Pageantry
Crowned by massive crowds in London, the queen moved from Windsor to Buckingham Palace amid joyous cheers. She thanked officials, spoke with Lady Buller, and waved to hundreds of thousands as she toured the city in a day of celebrated royal duties.
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Great Britain and Ireland
India
Windsor
Metropolis
Buckingham Palace
Viscount Cross
Mr. Chamberlain
Lady Buller
United Kingdom
Ladysmith
Botha Named Lieutenant General in Natal War Council
A Boer general council appoints Louis Botha as lieutenant general for Natal with Lukas Meyer Schalkburger David Joubert Daniel Erasmus and J Fourie named major generals. The announcement notes broad satisfaction among burghers and ongoing fighting at Mafeking with most outside forts captured. President Kruger speaks to rally the people asserting faith and deliverance.
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Biggarsherz
Louis Botha
Natal
Lukas Meyer
Schalkburger
David Joubert
Daniel Erasmus
J. Fourie
Pretoria
Bloemfontein
Kruger
Free State
Volklaad
National Athem
Mafeking
Cronje
Ovation to Queen Victoria in London crowds
Queen Victoria greeted by immense London crowds as supporters celebrate South African campaign turning from reverse to success. A plain black clad sovereign appears with Life Guards, drawing unprecedented public fervor amid memorials for sons lost in the veldt.
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London
Victoria
South Africa
Buckingham Palace
Harrison Chagrined by Papers Linking Him to Third Party
Inland dispatches from Indianapolis and Hot Springs, March 9, report General Harrison's aides denying any desire to reenter politics while newspapers speculate he could be a anti administration figure. In Hot Springs, D R Brooks of Minnesota killed himself at 72 after years in sickness and timber investments. In Cincinnati unofficial Rome notes Henry Moeller is named bishop of Columbus, with papal approval expected soon.
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Harrison
Hot Springs
Ars
D. R. Brooks
Mankato
Minn
Brooks
Cincinnati
Rome
Henry Moeller
Archdiocese of
Columbus
Father Moeller
New York
J. B. Angell
University of Michigan
Turkey
Porto Rico Free Trade Debate Clarified by Cabinet Speech
A cabinet member released a statement clarifying the Puerto Rico tariff dispute. He said there is no real clash between the president and Congress and that the push to remove duties stems from humane policy, not a legal right. The piece also outlines differing views on free trade versus protection with new territories and touches on canal treaty amendments and unrelated Washington briefs.
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Washington, March
Congress
Porto Rico
United States
Spain
Philippines
Washington Conveys Hint on Reciprocity Pact With France
In Washington on March 9 several conferences with the president discussed the pending reciprocity treaty with France. It is believed the French government will be notified about extending the time for final ratification or rejection, with action required by the 24th of the month.
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Washington
France
Ex-Alderman Brewer arraigned in attempt to murder charge
Ex-Alderman Peter Brewer of the Tenth ward was arraigned before Justice Kersten on a charge of attempt to murder Victoria Goodwin. He shot her at Frawley’s saloon, 445 North Clark Street, Tuesday night. The case was continued to March 17. Brewer held without bail awaiting Miss Goodwin’s injury outcome.
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Osfontein
Lord Roberts
Colville
Tucker
Guards
Kelly-Kenny
French
Bloemfontein
Colvile
Transvaal
London
The
Standard
Poplar Grove
Hollowell
Daily News
Mafeking
Pretoria
Lourenzo Marques
Chicago
Peter Brewer
Tenth Ward
Kersten
Victoria Goodwin
Frawley
North Clark Street
Public School Vaccination Sparks Christian Science Clash
In Fort Dodge Iowa on March 9 three Christian Science teachers submitted to compulsory vaccination, then returned home to wash off the virus. One teacher stayed home due to a sore arm, showing the friction between school orders and religious beliefs.
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Fort Dodge
Indian woman in jail attempts suicide by jumping from window
Mrs. Passaqualina Mafino of Barron Wisconsin, awaiting trial, leaped from a third story jail window. She carried a knife with intent to cut her throat but failed. She sustained spinal injuries and is in critical condition.
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Barron, Wis
Passaqualina Mafino
Senate panel debates Hay-Pauncefote amendment and canal defense
Washington March senate foreign relations panel considers the Hay Pauncefote treaty with a war defense amendment. The report favors allowing U S canal defense in war while barring wartime passage for enemy ships. Critics note missing articles echo Suez treaty content to Egypt and question administration judgment.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Egypt
England
Egg film grafting raises fears of feathers on man
Indianapolis reports the second successful skin graft using egg film at City Hospital by Dr. W V Morgan and colleagues. The patient, Scott Smith, a colored man, shows white grafted skin but worries pigment may not color the new skin as the original skin remains dark.
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Indianapolis
W. V. Morgan
Scott Smith
Smith
Flying Fox sells for record price at 19000 pounds
Racing circles report Flying Fox, Derby winner and champion of three other British races, sold for 19000 pounds setting a new record for a horse price. Other items note Bordeaux students attacking the British consulate, Newark crew smallpox cases, a Leadburn fire, Quaker colonization talk, US aluminium output, and notable deaths.
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Bordeaux
France
Newark
Lead
Spring Fashion Loom Brings Cosgrove's New Fabrics
In spring time tones Cosgrove's unveils a feast of fabrics with Cheviots Herringbone and Oxford Greys. Customers urged to order a suit or spring top coat now and enjoy light weight woolens for ladies suits jackets or skirts.
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Cosgrove
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