Bank Ledger Details Surplus and Loans
Surplus six thousand dollars noted. A general banking business transacted with farm loans negotiated and collections made. Interest paid on time deposits. Officers listed include President 3.2 Decke, Vice-President L. D. Gansre, Cashier B. C. Dinexzece. Directors searched: S. S. Dilenbeck, B. C. Dilenbeck, John Law, Jar G. Dutton, J. T. Davis, Mary Hennis, Chas. B. Walker, D. Gamble, Geo Bartholomer.
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Beck
L. D. Gansre
B.C. Dinexzece
S.S
Dilenbeck
B.C. Dilenbeck
John Law
Jar G Dutton
J. T. Davis
Mary Hennis
Chas. B. Walker
D. Gamble
Geo - Bartholomer
First National Bank of Perry Iowa Directors and Staff
FIRST NATL BANK OF PERRY IOWA. D J PATTEE President SALLEN BREED Vice Pres H G HOLMES Cashier. Correspondents National Park Bank New York Citizens National Bank Des Moines. Directors D J Pattee N Piati Allen Breed W T Holmes Jotts? slements M E B Moody K EB Pratt M Holmes W A McCammon. Foreign Drafts Bought and Sold.
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D.j.pattee
Holmes
National Park Bank
New York
Citizens’ National Bank
Des Moines
D. J. Pattee
N. Piati Allen
W.T. Holmes
Jnt Slements
M. EB. Moody
K. EB. Pratt
M. Holmes
W. A. McCammon
Thanksgiving Proclamation Declares November Day
The president issues a Thanksgiving proclamation urging November 2 to be observed as a day of public praise and prayer. It honors blessings from abundant harvests and national unity, notes the war's relief, and calls worship services to thank the Almighty for protection, prosperity, and victory. The document is signed by John Hay, Secretary of State.
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United States
Edo
Thosa
Prac
Alny
Joux Hay
Demand the Philippines for debt relief in new peace talks
Paris is informed that the United States plans to take control of the Philippine islands and apply funds spent there to public works while not assuming Spain's debt for military activities. The session adjourned for Spain to respond. Maria Teresa and convoy ships head north to Hampton Roads after a battle salvage operation.
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Uncle Sam
Paris
United States
Philippine Islands
Spain
Maria Teresa
Hampton Roads
Camanera
Maria Tere
Cervera
Hob
Hampton Road
Vulcan
Merritt
Case Maysi
Cincmnati
Leonidas
Soldiers Repay Loaned Money in Camp McKinley Scandal
Governor Shiu advanced $500 to Camp McKinley soldiers to cover immediate needs. Officers collected promissory notes but only about 40 percent were paid. Several notes were claimed forged after handwriting checks. One company saw all $23 lent vanish as most men refused repayment, risking over $50 loss to the governor.
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Hin
Shiu
Camp
McKinley
Adjutant General's Office
State Property Reimbursement Demands From Fifty-second Captains
Adjutant General Byers announced action against Fifty-second Iowa company captains who left Camp McKinley without settling state and government property accounts. Bonds of 1900 dollars per captain stand, with reimbursement for worn national guard equipment, plus settlement with the U S government before pay or further actions. The captains will be turned over to Captain Obasted for further arrangements.
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Drs Morses
Byers
Fifty-second
Camp McWinley Intnent
National Guard
United States
Obasted
Meade
Iowa
Des Moises
Camp MecKinley
Excitement at Esquimalt and European News
Vancouver reports Admiral Pallison's secretary ordered back to Esquimalt amid naval excitement. Scotsmen offer to raise a regiment for government service at home or abroad. Emperor William curtails his Holy Land visit due to European tensions. A wild mix of notices follows including patent office critique and a sensational accident story about a 15 year old Mangansville youth weighing 580 pounds.
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Esquimalt
Vancouver
B. C
Pallison
Esqualt
William
Jerusalem
Germany
Holy Land
Tericho
Syria
Patent Office
Tomas G. Orwie
Harvey Reiff
Mangansville
Harvey
Carpenter Falls Thirty Five Feet in Cedar Rapids
Louis Ehler, a carpenter, fell thirty five feet from a store building reef injuring head and shoulders. He is in serious condition and his fate remains uncertain. In Cedar Rapids, representatives of the American Cereal Co resolved a strike at the oat meal factory. They showed workers a quicker wrapping method and offered old wages or Sunday work, which the workers accepted with minor grievances settled.
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Mason Ciay
Louis Ehler
Cedar Rapids
Cereai Ce
Chicago
Tozo, i Coaten
Obey
Cavalry in the Guard Formed for Spanish War Service
Adjutant General Byers announced Troop A cavalry was mustered into service for three years amid plans to reorganize the state guard. He outlined future actions to form four regiments and a second cavalry troop with light artillery, with uniforms and equipment funded by state and national governments. In Mt. Auburn, brakeman Harry Wells, about 30 and married, died after being crushed by a switching train.
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Troep A
Genwal Byers
I. Polk
Benjamin J. Kauffman
Warren L. Whitney
Shire Tylave
National Guards
United States
Byers
Guard
Ife
Watnnioo
Harry Wells
A &N
Mt. Auburn
Wells
Iowa News Briefs Reflect Tragedy And Rail Growth
Mrs. Terry Nowell of Maquoketa died after ingesting vinegar presumed poisoned, in a case of suspected self harm. Iowa supreme court rules no refund of mulet liquor tax after six months of operation. Burglars robbed West Union post office of 350 stamps and 33 cash. a constable exchanged gunfire but the robbers fled. Cedar Rapids & Northern life expands with amended articles increasing capital. Iowa Central & Western Railroad plans route from Oskaloosa to Des Moines via Pella, plus Belmond to Algona extension. A Fort Madison sentence lands ten years for forged checks by Anton Rienburg formerly William Tochfeld. Prosecution notes 1000 blank checks across ten states. Waterloo jury convicts in Prod Champlin abduction and sodomy case involving Rev. Coleman’s son. B & N W depot at Washington loses 53 dollars. no robbers yet identified.
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Terry Nowell
Maquoketa
Iowa Supreme Court
F. M. Dubbell
A. Aborn
Dus Manes
Polk County
West Union
Parrelt
Vandalia
Des Moines Dispatch
Cedar
Garner & Northern
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Garner
Iowa Central & Western Railroad Company
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
Pella
Cordova
Belmond
Algona
Dakotas
Willian E. Tochfeld
Bishop
Fort Madison
Anton Rienburg
Banke
New Jerer
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Sentencig
F. Z. Coleman
Cedar Falls M. E
E.G. Fox
Washington
Cuban Army Leaders Back Washington Tolerance Plan
Reports from Santiago detail Cuban army representatives supporting dissolution of the insurgent government and dispatch of commissions to Washington to thank the U S for intervention. They favor disbanding the insurgent navy and placing Cuban leaders under Washington control to advance that program. Manuel Sanguilly, ill in Cienfuegos, is said to be traveling to Santa Cruz del Sur.
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Caftans Renty
Uu Bavana
Santi Ceagdet
Martinao
Manuel Sanguilly
Cienfuegos
Santa Cruz del Sar
England and Russia Birth Warships Cleared for Action
Warships at Werita-Wek are cleared for action and ready for sea at once. Centurion Nar cissus MTermarine Whitins Fame Handy Peace-Now k are prepared for duty. Victorious Undaunted await full capacity at CheFoo. Secrecy surrounds the maneuvers amid a large Russian fleet gathering at Port Arthur.
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Werita-Wek
WreTlaieWer
Centurion
Narcissus
Mtermarine
Whitins
Fame
Handy
Peace
Victorious
CheFoo
Port Arthur
War prep continues as papers caution on details
London reports the war office warns against publishing specific military and naval details while noting active preparations continue. Guns shells and stores move to Malta and Gibraltar and France cites similar activity at Toulon Brest Marseille and other ports.
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Ava
Lonpov
War Office
England
Ais
Malta
Gibraltar
France
Toulon
Brest
Marseilles
Elocution Free Cooperation in Education Plan
Fragmented OCR reads of a 1900s article describe a scholarship program by Prof Ed Art Ont of Drake University School of Oratory offering one scholarship per town with a registration fee of cents. Mentions Oliver T Morton death and remarks on Rev Edmund Dowst sixty years pastorate. Also notes a 70th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Samuel Es kell with descendants in Brooklyn.
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Eutation
Ed Art Ont
Drake University School of Oratory
Kins
Pacific Coast
Des Moines
Iowa
Oliver T. Morton
Chicaro
Indiana
Oliver P. Morton
Federal Court of Appeals
Edmund Dowst
Taanenfeld Piles
Sherborn
Mass
New England
United States
Samuel
Es Kell
Brooklyn
Who Owns Egypt Question Arises in Disputed Lands
Fragmentary article discusses ownership of Egypt with references to Masheda district Galu El Ghasel and Suez canal control. Mentions Major Mareband and Delis proposing enlarging the question to involve all powers, aiming for a decisive settlement and British predominance in the Suez area.
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Havid Neen
Thelatre
Mareband
Piance
Galu-El-Ghasel
Egypt
Velaire
Spain To Officially Announce Peace Talks End
From London and Washington reports it is claimed that a formal announcement on Friday will declare a rupture in peace negotiations between the United States and Spain. The mood in Madrid is seen as irrational amid U S financial proposals and a swift agreement is feared to be regretfully delayed.
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Buchanan
Vaalranaiso
Argentina
United States
Duc Chanan
Chile
Pana de Atacamas
Tuenos Aires
Congress
Tor
Q&t
Losnox
Mare
Mornis Post
Spain
New French Cabinet Formed With DuPuy as Premier
Paris on November 1 reports the new French cabinet formed with DuPuy serving as premier and interior minister while Defreyevnct is named minister of war.
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Paris
DuPuy
Interior
Illinois Gov. Tanner Threatens Immigrant Riot Response
In a Brevities speech at Radison Illinois before 1,290 listeners Gov. Tanner declared he will not tolerate foreigners and warned of meeting any mob at the state line with Gatling guns. Coroners jury in Virden riots verdicts say deaths from gunshot wounds by unknown parties. Canon City dispatch reports a clash between white settlers and Indians, nineteen whites and five Indians killed, posse returned with casualties and Indians gathering for more raids.
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Radison
Ilinois
Goererner Tanner
Illinois
Virden
State Line
Chicago-Virden Coal Company
Canon City
Ore
Shecle
George Custings
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Perry, Iowa
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Citizens Bank
Perry
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