Bank officers and board named in annual report
A general banking business statement notes farm loans negotiated, collections made, and interest paid on time deposits. Officers listed include President S Direxpecs and Vice-President L D Gawpra plus Cashier B G Drienneck. Board of Directors named: S Dilenbeck, B C Dilenbeck, John Law, Jay G Dutton, J L Davis, Mary Iennis, Chas E Wanker, L D Gamble, Geo B Bartholowew.
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8.S Direxpecs
L. D. Gawpra
B_G. Drienneck
Wry Fragments in Perry Advertiser Rambles
A jumble of wry sayings and quotes opens the item, mixing social quips with a science note on liquid air and a look at wartime spending. It concludes with Rev J H Hooker defending American global engagement and peaceful influence through study, missions, and cross-continental ties.
Iowa Land Rush Opens 1120 Acres by 53 Filings in 54 Minutes
Federal building in Des Moines saw 53 filings on 1120 acres across Palo Alto and Clarke counties within 54 minutes. Many entrants stayed overnight, eager to file first on land claimed by original squatters. Opponents say original squatter claims will be null and void. land had been mislisted with Lost Island.
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Tomesteads
Drs Moines
Federal
Palo Alto
Clarke Counties
Lost Island
Many sick at Camp Merriam
August 30 report from San Jeisco notes 308 sick at Camp Merriam the highest total yet. Private Frank I. Rodibaugh Sevent h California died of typhoid fever with eighteen typhoid suspects in the camp and multiple regiments reporting illnesses.
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Division
San Jeisco
Frank I. Rodibaugh
California
Tennessee Regiment
Iowa
Presidio Hospital
Pious Indignation Over Corbett McCoy Match
The Buffalo editor blasts moralists condemning a proposed Corbett McCoy bout as hypocritical after tolerating earlier lax bouts at the local athletic club. He argues the uproar lacks sense, honesty, and consistency in a scientific, high class contest.
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Buffalo
Corbett-McCoy
Soldiers Return From Camp McKinley Muster
Fifty second Keg tin Buel to Camp McKinley as doctors report. Thirteen officers and 78 men of the Hist second retreat town volunteers returned to Des Moines from the camp at Chigkarsanagar and are now at Camp McKinley. Of the total muster, many are dead or too weak for movement. others on sick furlough are sent home. Fifty six were in hospital cars, with about 100 more on the sick rolls. Thirty seven of the fifty six were taken to Cottage hospital, the rest to Red Cross hospital. Many convalescents will go to hospitals to recuperate before furlough and home.
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Camp McKinley
Regina
Cottage Hospital
Red Cross
Camp eKinley
Benny Egbert
Davenport
Flw Powers
Reinbeck
Camp
Cuba Libre
Shaw
Morning Sun
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railroad
Ivis
Des Moines
Betsy Smith
Supreme Court
Conrad
Marr
New Hampton
Fort Madison
Iowa State Penitentiary
Mason Cuy
Fort Codge
Lehigh
White
Kalde
Olmsted
Camp Mechinier
Des Moines Dispatch
Twelfth Signal Corps
Frank F. Lyman
Chickamauga Park
Newport News
Chickamauga
Ha ugen for congress Worth County gains the nom
In New Hampton on August 26 the Fourth district Republicans finally nominated Worth county's James Haugen on the 468th ballot to represent the district in Congress. The Updegraf t forces split, giving way as Fayette Mitchell Winneshiek and Worth counties shifted support. The nomination was confirmed by unanimous vote after Blythe led early balloting.
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Worth County
Gandatse
New Simpton
New Hampton
Fourth
don @. Haugen
Congress
Updegraff
James Blythe
Clayton County
Updegraft
Tlangen
Fayette
Mitchell
Winreshick
Worth
Mangen
Hangen
World news on Samoa dispute among US Britain and Germany
Summary of tensions over Samoa under the 1878 treaty with United States Great Britain and Germany. Washington seeks to maintain joint protectorate and expand Pago Pago naval station while Germany challenges and disapproves. President McKinley aims to retain rights and strengthen strategic position as European dispatches reflect German opposition.
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Uncle Sam
Germany
Samoan Islands
United Great Britain
Bioukelehiefty Ly
United States
Pagebor
Great Britain
Mer Gleveland
McKinley
Samoa
Iurope
Garcia Relieved of Command in Cuba by Gomez
News from New York reports General Garcia has been relieved of command by General Gomes under provocal government orders due to disapproved actions in the Shafter incident. Garcia is deemed non grata to the American government though his resignation was not accepted. General Rodriguez will succeed him in the east under Gomez.
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New York
Weraldo
Rodriguez
Gomez
Natives At Work In Philippines and Other War News
Reports indicate natives pursuing peace as trenches are removed around Santana and vasay while fields are readied for cultivation. Aguinaldo relocates government to Malolos. Seven Tagle soldiers arrested in San Sebastian drag a Spaniard, but the mob is stopped by American troops. Manila sanitation plans near completion. Additionally, dispatches cover Camp Thomas conditions, hospital ship Olivette sank with crew escaped, Havana harbor mines to be removed, and battles in China with 3,090 dead among 29,900 rebels acknowledged.
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Santana
Vasay
Aguimaldo
Laboor
Malolos
Manila
Warana
State Department
Havana
International conference urged to secure lasting peace
A note from Count Suravieff to foreign diplomats at St Petersburg proposes an international conference to end the arms race and secure real peace among European powers. London reports say Russia leading may prompt Germany France and others to follow, with Queen Victoria optionally influencing the czar’s move to restrain William.
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Sh Sr
Persisaure
August der
Nicholas
Mureavoml
Loxnox
Casar
Cont Suravieff
St. Petersburg
Europe
Russia
Germany
France
Loxpox
Victoria
William
Miles Alger rupture shows push for inquiry
Washington dispatch reports officers believe General Miles seeks an inquiry into war department conduct. Secretary may order a formal investigation, with Miles seemingly prepared for a court martial. The piece notes his age and resolve as context for potential proceedings. Also covered are Admiral Schley and Sampson assignments to evacuation duties in Puerto Rico and Havana. A Paris report notes Lieutenant Colonel Henry’s suicide after confessing forging documents tied to the Dreyfus case, with calls for a potential trial revision.
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Alger
Wrrey
Miles
War Department
Schley
Puerto Rico
Washington
Ada Admirs
Porto Rico
New Orlea
Admiral Sampson
Havana
Dreyfus
Paris
Tienry
Devil's Island
Spanish transports sail from Santiago with 4506 aboard
Brief notes report Spanish ships leaving Santiago for Spain carrying 4506 sailors. General Toral bids farewell to Spanish officers with a measured praise for their conduct and resolve. Dr Piri Reig describes the Olive in ruinous condition and the lack of medicines aboard. Washington says diplomatic channels seek Spanish cooperation to remove mines and torpedoes in Havana harbor before the naval commission visits.
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San Francisco
San Augustina
Colon
Santiago
Spain
Eicht
Toral
Hien
Cuba
Toledo Dispatch
Piri
Reig
Olivetie
Boston
Washington Dispatch
Havana
Military
State Department
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Ofice Over Morgan's Drug Store
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Perry, Iowa
Edmund Nichols
Citizens Bank
Perry
Adel
Bussell & Co
Jones
Ova
New Croft Block
Gitizer State Bark
First Natl Bank OF
Capital
D. J. Pattee
Allen Breed
HJ. Holmes
National Park Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
D.J. Pattee
N. Platt
W.T. Holmes
Inc
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M. E. Moody
EK. E. Platt
M. Holmes
W. 8
McCammon
DE. Dougherty
Darrow Investment Co
Union Block Perry
Lowa
H. A. Rouse
Insurance
Natl Hanke
Fellows & Fellows
W. Fourth Street
The
Perry Advertiser
IY Sam
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Forgiveness
Chauncey Depew
War and Navy Departments
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Army
J. Horooker
Iribe
TIE News
Camp Merriam
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Jatvis Grewe
Durham
George Mackinson
Hugo
Gharlie Stich
Ames
Iowa Agricultural College
Suppy
Draymar Pied Gettings
van Horne
Gettings
Pearl
Onerokee
Geghorn
Smith
Prince
Brooxlyn
Horace Manatt
James Manatt
Keoxvx
Congressman Clark
Hion
J. A. TY. Hull
Des Mars
Rev Rauries
Fredricksburg
RRA Idae
Colfax Mineral Water
Colfax Mineral Water Co
Colfax, Iowa
Boots
Mattias Exact Dort
Boone
J. A Lyons
Couxseaal Bivers
Jas. A. Lyons
Guthrie Center
Ninth Congressional District
Haugen
Henson
Bensox
George Morgan
Morgan Brothers
Serebank
Garcia
Ted
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Camp Thenas
H. V. Boruton
Camp Thomas
Olivette
Frerxaspia
Fia
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W Wade Taker
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Kansas
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Brazil
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