Methodists Announce Clergy Assignments At Conference
Ida Grove September 23 The Northwestern Iowa Conference closes after a week of session with ministerial appointments announced before adjournment. The list includes transfers and continuations such as Wilcox Batchelor Ireland, and details on supernumerary and license statuses. The conference also votes to hold the next session at Edmeteburg and names conference evangelists.
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Ida Grove
M. 2
D. W. Southwell
Engle Grove
Wiredshaw
A. A. Wilcox
C. W. Batcheilor
Ira Brasheiurs
J. P. Coleman
Thomas Hamilton
Seymour Snyder
I. Webster
H. G. McBride
Wiliam Preston
J. M. Woolery
DL Mbeams
C. W. Clifton
FL Franklin
L. C. Woodford
J. H. Snow
T.S. Bassett
B. E. Shumons
M. C. Lambly
J. C. Shirk
H. J. Crim
J. T. Smith
Alfred James
Wrugh
C. I. Cannon
E. D. Fisher
Gearge
Gearge BR. Qake
S. BP. Wilson
Edmeteburgh
Ape Point
D. D. Benedict
T. E. Carter
Gaylor
Telmond
Lond
Vv. Hotchkiss
W. Mareghali
Etter
Prer Mesander
WH. Prugh
Circuit
O. Wold
Murphy
Johns
Livermore
Druin
Luverne
C. B. Winter
Meser
Wrankiin
Kenwick
Dob
Ith
Bowen
KR. A. Harwood
Swales
Wesley
C. E. Cy Wiest
Bend
Anderson
Worth
Pasting Elder
Alden
Baeam Robbins
Aka
Jo L. Whitney
Au Injo
Ei. Slessor
Barnum
G. I. Tennant
Cedar Valley
A. J. Tangdell
Dayton
J. Bristow
Oto
C. N
H. van Meter
Au. Dieh
Battle Creek
Teclonville
Cushing
Ry. L. Buckwalter
Resoit
George Clift
Danbury
J. W. Carver
Barry
C. Li
Hawa Gaiva
Thomas Carson
Grant City
J. C. Shirk Holstein and Silver
J. A. Kettle
Grove
L. M. House
Johannierson
A. KR
Arehba
Quinby
KE T
Fegity
Sac City
Hugh Hay
Shaler
de Mitchell
Smithland
C. Olds
Turin
J.B. Smith
Ute
Tas Bartholomew
Vail
Thomas
Wall Lake
Bassett
Washta
O. F. Chittick
West Side
Wee Richards
Shéldén ‘District
J. ‘B. Trimble
Pree
Elder
I Cher
Ion
Law suit targets saloon tax exemptions in Davenport
A suit filed in Davenport district court by William Reins of New Liberty seeks exemptions from the tax on saloons outside corporations and asks cancellation of a tax lien on a lot. Defendant listed include Scott County and Treasurer J. W. Peskin.
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Davenport
A. PL McGuirk
Cours
William Reins
New Liberty
Scott County
Treas Wer
J. W. Peskin
Cigarette Law Challenge Claims Void Under New Rules
Des Moines reports F W Young engin receives a letter from the American Tobacco Co secretary asserting the forthcoming cigarette law starting October 1 is void and invalid. The firm argues the measure adds penalties to an old law deemed void by a U S circuit court, and that consulting counsel confirms no amount of penalties can revive a void statute.
Tragic horseback accident ends life of local girl
Montezuma Sept 29 The eerald daughter and only child of Ed Gearing, who lived about nine miles southwest of town, died after a horse fell and the stirrup trapped her foot. The horse kicked her in the head and she died three hours later from the injuries.
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Pell
Wer -Floree
Dras- Kel
Weather in BALFaSt RIPEING and corn outlook
Des Moines reports dry mild week with clear skies aiding corn ripening and drying for crib within ten days if dry weather continues. Frosts may affect late planted corn. overall crop large and sound though quality could improve with normal ripening. Dry spell reduced storage, hastened feeding, slowed fall plowing. final Weather Crop Bulletin for season.
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Wrest
Central Station
Des Moines
Lnte
Prisoner Faust Faces Trial Risk After Hospital Escape Attempt
In Marshalltown on Sept 29, Faust, recently detained after defaulting $1,500, allegedly staged an escape from a hospital. He was recaptured and jailed in Des Moines but later moved to Marshalltown for safety. Des Moines police reported the escape attempt. hospital staff hid his clothes to prevent flight. Also reported: Mrs. Joseph Joss burned to death in Cedar Rapids when a lamp caused a room fire. General Neay Dow had a uneasy night in Portland with varying strength.
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Marshalltown
Faust
Des Moines
Ile
Sherif
Misis
Veast
Sherif Mills
Chief of Police
Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Joss
China Floods Ravage Pekin Area Drowning Thousands
Historic floods in China near Pekin killed an estimated 15,000 to 26,000, destroying sixty villages near Shou, displacing residents, and prompting emperor’s relief orders. Officials faced food shortages as rains persisted from July into August, affecting estates and triggering protests by foreign consuls.
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Chicago
Tacoma
Wish
Victoria
Hiv
Chiba
Chou
Pekin
China
Cain
Sung Chou
Ureir
Yien ‘Sin
Cured Patients Expected to Leave New York Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Middletown New York Detachment reports the Losus sanitarium for consumptives near Liberty will discharge several patients as cured after tubar culin treatment. Doctors Guerin and Shipford of Westchester Medical Society have visited and endorse the facility. Eighty five patients are currently housed there.
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New York Institution
Middletown
N.Y
Losus Sanitarium
Liberty
Guerin and
Shipford
Westchester County Medical Society
Carlist agitation grows in Spain presses warn
The Daily Mail reports that Carlist agitation is rising with emissaries visiting Navarre and Castile, where supporters are strongest. The article suggests a signal for rising may come soon, with potential revolt in Navarre or Castile and Basque provinces poised to join.
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Don Cartas
London
The
Daily Mail
Navarre
Castellan
Caste
General Neal Dow Dead Prominent Prohibitionist Dies
General Neal Dow died at his Portland Maine home on a Saturday afternoon after a long life in politics and reform. He gradually declined due to old age, recognizing family before death. Dow's passing ends a notable era in Prohibition advocacy and public service.
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Portland
Maines
Neal Dow
General Dow
Dawson Emigration Urged As Yukon Winter Threatens Food
Fort Yukon reports a mass movement as Dawson and Circle City residents scramble for shelter and subsistence amid looming winter. Steamers head upriver with supplies toward Milnute and Mihante while Dawson residents abandon gold hunting for food. Reports note crowded camps, scarce housing, and a rising stampede downstream toward safer camps or the hoped-for lake route to sustenance and survival.
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Dawson
Fort. Yukon
Arelic Circle
Seattle
Wash
Fort Yukon
Klondike
Hey
Mihnote
Dawsin
Milnute
Snl Episcopalian Mission
Milnnie
Circle City
Murderer Is Brought to Bay in Ray Case
Henry W. Ray, posthumous son of D. J. Ray killed in Wilkesboro, N C twenty four years ago, announces the arrest of John W. Cheatham alias Aaron Miller in Stock Island Illinois charged with Ray's murder. A detective traced Miller from Rock Hill where he had changed his name after the 1873 death of Ray following a pistol duel with two 11 year old boys. The suspect, born after his father’s murder, was arrested after being telegraphed by the detective who had located him in Rock Hill.
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Columabia
S.C
Henry W. Ray
D. J. Ray
Wilkesboro
N. C
John W. Cheatham
Aaron Miller
Stock
Ray
Miller
Rock Hill
No Reconciliation Report Denied Between Volunteers and Salvation Army
New York October 5 A telegraph report claimed a reconciliation between the Volunteers of America and the Salvation Army. Ballington Booth denies the story saying the Volunteers split from the Salvation Army over political principles. Colonel Holfmond adds a denial and notes Major Blackhurst is aiding outreach in England to establish the Volunteers there.
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Voluntaers and
Salevation Army
New York
Salvation Army
Volunteers
England
I Streit
Rs. Ballington Booth
Mont Clair
N. J
Detroit
Volunteers of America
Balington Booth
Holfmond
Ballington Booth
Army
Blackhurst
Aberdeen Grain Palace Opens With Large Crowd
Aberdeen S D October 4 Opening day for the fifth annual grain palace session draws many visitors. Griffen Ness Stock Company and Brookings Regiment band arrive. Opening performance tonight expected to draw a crowd. Chalet exhibits already in place. Fire on Allison's ranch near Frederickson destroys buildings and hay with two men aiding the blaze.
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Habhibits
Aberdeen
Grain Palace
Griffen-Ness Stock Company
Brookings Regiment
Allison
Frederickson
Cubans Reiterate Independence as Sole Aim in Talks
Interviews with Cuban leaders in New York reveal near unanimous demand for absolute independence from Spain. Many favor a negotiated indemnity to Spain only if Spain withdraws immediately, while some support U.S. backing of a Cuba indemnity of 200 million dollars to secure swift freedom and improved trade.
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New York
Get
Fferahl Ta
Spain
I 1Strada Palma
Cuba
Enrique
Verona
Cubs
Henry Hincol’ de Layas
Lopez de Querita
United States Army
Eugenio Sanenez Agramonte
Amelio Nunez
Junta
United States
Weyler
Storn Ag
Sagasta's Ministry Ministers Take Oath in Madrid
In Madrid on October 6 the Sagasta cabinet is named with Senor Sagasta as president and ministers including Senor Gullen for foreign affairs, Senor Groszard for justice, General Corres for war, Admiral Berzinjo for the navy, Senor Puigesi ver for finance, Senor Cap- Revapom for interior, Count Ategentiar for public works, and Senor WM rat for the colonies. After an informal meeting the ministers took the oath at the palace.
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Madrid
Council of m
Senor Sagasta
Senor Gullen
Senor Groszard
General Corres
Snarine
Admiral Berzinjo
Senor Puigesiver
Senor Cap- Revapom
Public
Count Ategentiar
Senor WM
UNCLE SAMS BOYS TO THE FRONT ENTER DETACHMENT FOR TUSHAWOMMA
A St. Louis dispatch reports Captain J A Buchanan ordered to send twenty troops from Fort Logan to Tushawomma Indian Territory to quell Choctaw treaty and anti treaty clashes. Lieutenant Davidson leads the detachment aboard a special train this morning.
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St. Louis
Lite Rock
J. A. Buchanan
Fort Logan
Chicago
Tushawomma
I. T
Davidson
Middle of the Roaders Meet at State Convention
Lincoln Neb Oct 5 The middle of the road populist state convention is not expected to draw a large attendance. Early indications suggest light turnout due to questions over the call and the brief time allotted for the gathering.
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Lincoln
Neb
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