Bank Officers and Directors Named in Early Transcription
A general banking business shows officers Dr Fe Toadas as President S 8 Ditespeck presiding, L D Gawere as Vice President, B C Dreeseece as Cashier. Board members include S 8S Dilenbeck B C Dilenbeck John Law Jay G Dutton I T Davis Mary Hennis Chas E Wanker L D Gamble Geo E B Bartholomew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Toadas
Colinterest
Ditespeck
L. D. Gawere
B.C. Dreeseece
Dilenbeck
B.C. Dilenbeck
John Law
Jay G Dutton
I. T. Davis
Mary Hennis
Chas. E. Wanker
L. D. Gamble
Geo. EB. Bartholomew
First National Bank of Perey Iowa Details
First National Bank of Perey Iowa lists officers D J Pattee N Platt Allen Greed W T Holmes and cashier H J Holmes. Correspondents include National Park Bank New York and Citizens' National Bank Des Moines. Foreign drafts bought and sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Natl Bank OF
Perey
IoWa
D.J. Patter
Allen Breed
H. J. Holmes
National Park Bank
New York
Citizens’ National Bank
Des Moines
D. J. Pattee
N. Platt Allen Greed
W.T. Holmes
Stements
M. E. Moody
Platt B. M. Holmes
W. B. McCammon
Darrow Investment Co Agent Offers Low Interest Loans
Dougherty announces new agency for Darrow Investment Co and says loans can be placed at the lowest rate of interest in Union Block Berry, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrow Investment Co
Gnion Block
Berry
Iowa
War Department Inquiry Begins In White House Meeting
The War Department inquiry into the recent war with Spain opened with eight members present at the White House. Dr Phineas Conner of Cincinnati was named to complete the commission. The panel elected Grenville M Dodge as chairman and outlined plans to request detailed information from the Secretary of War and other officials. They also invited written complaints about the war department’s management, to be sent to the commission in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodjge
Choarina Wasitnulox
Sep
Spain
McKinley
White House
Miei Bers
Phineas $ Conner
Cincinnati
Grenville M Dodge
Iowa
A. Seaton
Ilinois
TE. 7. Mowell
Georgia
J. M Wilson
Charles Denby
Indiana
China
Unrhan A. Woodbury
Vermont
James A. Beaser
Pennsylvania
TW. Med. McCook
Army
War Department
Grenville M. Dodge
Titch Wightman
Major Mills
Wasutyeron
Ordnance Department
Wasurgerox
War Investigating Commission
Commission
Washington
OUR PEACE COMMISSION. In Paris They Won’t Lack Funds
Washington dispatch reports the peace commissioners secretary and attaches will have ample pocket money. About 250000 dollars are deposited to the credit of Fudge Day in a Paris bank with unlimited draw. Daily expenses estimated at 31000. each commissioner may receive 150 dollars a day. Secretary Moore and Assistant Secretary MacArthur receive 80 dollars. eleven war attaches are well provided for. Only two office commissioners will be salaried. others are on the federal payroll. Day and Reid are to receive 225000 dollars each as fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ing Dees
Washington
Fudge
Tris
Moore
MacArthur
Offhce
EncleSam
Day
Reid
Fashoda and French British tensions in Africa
France denies abandonment of Major Marchand at Fashoda while awaiting officer reports. Paris notes only British version of the occupation. no action on Whennetier until French records arrive. Also mentions Croesus wealth and city street markets in Japan selling wooden goods and paper lanterns.
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France
Paris
Gaulois
Marchand
Nile
Fashoda
Grean
Col Livan
Croesus
Japan
Bamibon
Iowa Volunteers Seek Reenlistment After Muster Out
The executive office reports daily volunteer applications from Iowa regiments returned home for muster out. Washington orders allow volunteers who muster out to enlist in the regular army after medical exam, with credit for volunteer service. State cannot reenlist mustered out soldiers in the volunteer army. Those mustered out may be discharged without furloughs upon applying to headquarters if they wish to enlist as regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meek Wharwaas
Volante
Washington
Membe
Freight Train Wreck North of Eldora Iowa
A northbound Iowa Central freight wrecked after striking three cattle at Perkins crossing two miles north of Eldora. The engine plunged down an embankment, one side buried in mud, seven cars damaged, and Fireman Laporte killed while Engineer Caton survived with minor injuries.
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Iowa Central
Extonia
Perkins Crossing
Eldora
Laporte
Oskaloosa
Marshallrows
Evans
Ottumwa
Newburg
Marshalltown
President Schaefer Dead at State University
President C. A. Schaefer of the State University of Iowa died here after a long illness. He was born in Pennsylvania and educated at Pennsylvania, Harvard, Union College, and Göttingen. He served as Cornell professor and then dean, later becoming university president. He leaves a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ib-lienne Bultenfor
Fous City
Chisles AL Schresfer
University of Iosa
Schaefer
Schadiler
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Marvard
Union College
University of Goettingen
School of Mines
Berlin
Cornell University
Tle
Cornell
Town University
Sine
Episcopal Church
Washington, D. DC
Towa
St. Katherine’s
Davenport
Endment Democratic Statesan Pascer Aw Daonan Dies at 86
Thomas Ard of Delaware dies at his daughter's summer home in Karletein after a six week illness. Born October 26, 1828 in Wilmington, he was U S district attorney for Delaware, a United States senator, and received honorary LL D from Harvard. He served as secretary of state under Grover Cleveland and as ambassador to England in his second term. His wife, two daughters, son, and Countess Lautenbaum witnessed his passing. the Countess was en route to Dedham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Wilmington
United States
Delaware
Marvard Rallege
Lancock
Cleveland
England
Paris Peace Commission Paced By Cold Reception
In Paris on September 29 the American peace commissioners faced a chilly reception as diplomats warned their instructions may insist on Manila and Luzon retention. Paris analysts say negotiation could be a farce if the US remains uncompromising, risking renewed hostilities. Many American troops in Manila suffer from typhoid and dysentery, with six hundred in general hospitals and prisoners dying from the fever in the walled city.
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Paris
United States Peace Commission
America
Manila
Luzon
Masia
Spain
Corregidor Island
Columbus's Remains Removed to Ship to Spain
The remains of Christopher Columbus were taken from the Serean tee 2 in the cathedral and placed in a specially constructed box to be sent to Spain. The box was secured with seals and the ceremony occurred behind closed doors. Access to the cathedral was restricted after 8 oclock except for officials including Captain General Glance and Gen Arcolas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tixas
Spain
Thavars
Christopher Columbus
Glance
Gen. Arcolas
Senor Castro
Senor Gaires
Revision of Dreyfus trial in cabinet meeting
Paris Sept 2 cabinet meet decides to revise the Dreyfus trial and send documents to the cessation court. Crowds cheer outside the interior ministry with chants Vive Grissen Vive La Revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dreyfus
Ministry of the Interior
Chinese Emperor Dead claim stirs, no confirmation yet
Dispatches from Mong Kor and Shanghai report the emperor’s death date September 21 after issuing a regency, with Yang and Chang Yeu Taen cleared of poisoning charges. Kang Yuwei arrested in Pekin and condemned. MacDonald protected him. Russia presses for troops to restore order. British fleet divided to guard ports.
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Saido
Lospan
Mong Kor
Yang
Chang Yeu Taen
Washington
Shanghai
Kang Yuweil
Pekin
Claude MacDonald
Kang Yuwei
Russia
Port Arthu
Taku
Shanghai Kwan
Secretary Alger Returns Gratified With Camp Conditions
Secretary Alger has returned to Washington after inspecting army camps and hospitals. He reports general satisfaction with camp conditions, noting some sinks need improvement and denying a Breckinridge headquarters scene. He visited every camp and the sick.
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Wasixcox
Alger
Washington
White House
Various Global and Domestic News Briefs
Admiral Cervera arrives in Madrid while Japan contemplates a fifty million dollar loan. French foreign affairs minister offers the foreign office for peace commission meetings beginning October 1. Japan approves the czar’s universal disarmament plan. Winnie Davis’s body is escorted by the Grand Army of the Republic from the Marragansett Pier hotel. Havana hospitals report 43 yellow fever deaths daily with 1,293 total fever deaths since September 1 and 425 fever deaths among foreigners. Washington dispatch notes a firm US stance pressuring immediate Cuban evacuation and ongoing terms of protocol for Cuba’s evacuation, with reluctance to publicize full terms.
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Cervera
Madrid
Ibis
Foreign Office
Winnie Davis
Hie G. A. B
Marragansett Pier
Irmin
Havana
Forry
Washington
Washin
United States
Cuba
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Perri
W. H. Fahey
Lay, Ferry
Morgan‘s Drug Store
Joan Shortley
L. V. Harper Shortley & Harper, Attorney -At- Law
Parry
Cardell & Giddings, Attorney-At-Law
Perry
Edmund Nichols
Citizens Bank
Ioan
W- Russelt & CO
Ade
Tawa
H.S. Jones
D.D
Owa
New Croft
Gitizer State Bark
Perry, Iowa
Capital
DE. Dougherty
H. A. Rouse
and Insurance
Furst Nati Bane
Fellors & Fallns
Fearfi
The
Perry Advertiser
OUR Peace Commission
Jowa
Milt. Morses
Gates
J. Yeems
State Agricultural College
Camp McKinley
Weems
Mi Drs
Marxes
Gov. Shaw
Lopez
San Francisco
Oakland
Jar Field
Storms
Gailty. Bulmingros
A. D. Storms
Fanny Rathbun
Mary
Burlington
Des Mores
Shaw
General Assembly
Niec Green
Cepar Ramos
Thomas E. Green
Bisher
Lowa
Axtox
Akron Milling Company
Schaeffer
Trinity Episcopal Church
George Watson
Dean Schuyler
Gos
M. Shayant
Allel Lexa
Eding Ecolleges
President Schaeffer
State University Library Fund
Tow City
Board of Regents of
the State University
Burlington Saving Tank
Whey
Keokuk
White Breast Fuel Company
Iowa and Indiana Coal Company
United States District Court
Atlantic Trust Company
Thos. Sitehcock
White Breast Company
George S. Prentice
Walter Wenadal
Grand Hotel
A.m
Peter Hopke
Clinton Dispatch
Hower
New York Mutual Reserve
Clinton
Wolfe
Jacob Meyers
James Raymond
Raymond
Moyers
George F. Knopp Wes
Aftec
Adamson Whissen Kinopp
Fiftieth Jona Regiment
Camp McNinles
Red Cross
Olmsted
T. F. Bayard
Beath OF Hon
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Roosevelt
Rrepubicans
Saratoca
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Ulack
Chauncey M. Repew
Olis Alicu
Lowell
Mass
Santiato
Luis Fajardo x Pinzon
Vizcasa
Chang-Yen-Huan
Chinese Foreign Office
Li Hung Chang
Crete
Hong Kong
Spe
Cial
Ealipine Sourt Prange
Minilas
Fanny Davenport
Duxpury
Fanny
Melbourne McDowell
Melbourne
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