Northwestern Iowa Methodist Conference appoints ministers
Ida Grove report details the Northwestern Iowa Conference closing at 9:30 PM after a week of sessions. It lists ministerial appointments, advancements, and rulings including supervision changes, withdrawals on charges, and next session location in Emmetsburg.
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Ida Grove
Northwestern Iowa M
J. W. Southwell
Eagle Grove
Z. C. Bradshaw
A.A. Wilcox
C. W. Batchellor
Ira Brashears
J. P. Coleman
Thoras Mamnilton
Seymour Sny‘dex
B. Webster
H. G. McBride
William Preston
J. M. Woolery
P.M. Beams
Lambly
Shirk
Crim
Te Smith
Alfred James
Uough
B.S. Pax
C. B. Cannon
E. D. Fisher
Gearze Tt. Orke
S. P. Wilson
Enaimetsburg
D. D. Benedict
T. E. Carter
Gayior of
Belmond
Ghali
Gow Diehl
A Je ‘Bhishnell
M. Pet
Epicopal
M. Vetter
Jexander
W.H. Prog
Kenit
Vod Murphy
Vox
Ayrigneld Lritt
Goldfield
Kilourne
Mardy
Chas
Artman
Lake Ns
Cou Jebns
Vermore
Irvin
Jiaverpe
Winter
Meser
Harwood
Dide
Oara Wesley
Ce EL Plummer
West Bend
C.E. Anderson
Woodstock
Alferd James
Fort Dodgs
District I
Th Wood
Nder
Eas Jlasgow
Stubbard
Broutman
Humboldt
Jewell
Kamrar
TP. Smith
Jolley and
Center
G. .G. Price
Iehigh
Messenger
Stanhope
Thomas
Martindale
Storm Lake
G. W. “Praatt
Stratford
Deh
Suddoth
St Kennedy
Wicbster City
Willams
Alfred McChintot Vincent
A.B. Hastings
da Grove
W. Lothian
Anthon
Oto
C. A. CO
H. van Meter
Au Ion
J. K
Johnson
Jerson
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Sac
Shaler
Alitchell
Smithland
Cy Olds
Turin
Smith
Uta
Bartholomew
Fa Thomas
May UM
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Bassett
Washta
F Chittick
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Richards
Archer
Liscomb
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Congregational Leaders Listed Across Iowa District
A compiled list names pastors and churches in the Sioux City District and surrounding towns. Notables include H. K. Hastings presiding elder. ministers from Akron to Whiting and beyond, with multiple communities and church affiliations cited.
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Rock
C. M. Vanmarter
Marathon
H. W. I. Mahood
Milford
F. L. Moore
Ochevedan
H. Albertson
Paterson
W. 8. Cannon
Pringhar
C. M. Phoenix
Rock Rapids
J. W. Atahood
Rock Valley
F. Joy
Rolfe
F. J. McCaffree
Ruthven
C. S. Bryan
Sanborn
James Hughes
Sheldon
T. A. McKee
Sibley
Joel Ay Smith
Sioux Rapids
S. P. Marsh
Spiritake
W. McDonald
Spencer
Robert Smylie
Sioux City
H. K. Hastings
Akron
H. G. Campbell
Alton
Robert Jameson
W. W. McGuire
Hawarden
C. F. Kirk
Holly Springs
J. Simmons
Ireton
Jesse Cole
Lakeport
C. H. Moore
Larrade
S. J. Eddy
le Mars
Robert Bagnell
Marcus
A. $. Black
Meriden
E. S. Fox
Merrill
Willis Marshall
Mount Hope
W. H. Flint
Moylile
J.F. Dunlop
Onawa
E. L. Stevens
Paulina
Hathaway
Petra
S. G. Jones
Roch Branch
N. H. Farnham
Salix
Aulct Law Test Challenged Over Saloons Outside Carperons
A. P. McGuirk files suit for William Reins of Newlibe in district court seeking tax exemptions and cancellation of an elaima tat, challenging non application of the male law to saloons outside incorporated towns. county treasurer J. Tk. Preahm named as defendant along with others.
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Carperons
Davenport
A. P. McGuirk
District Court
William Reins
Newlibe
Out County
J. Tk. Preahm
Tobacco firm argues new cigarette law void
Des Moines reports F W Youngerman received a letter from the secretary of the American Tobacco Company claiming the cigarette law set to take effect October 1 is void and invalid. The firm says penalties cannot revive a void law and cites a United States circuit court decision nullifying the prior ban.
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The
American Tobacco Co- Des Moines
F. W. Youngerman
Ameri‘ean Tobacco Company
United States Circuit Court
Tobacco Company
Gir Dragged to Death After Horse Fall Near Montezuma
A 17 year old daughter of Ed Gearing, living eight miles southwest of Montezuma, fell from her horse when a stirrup caught. The horse kicked her in the head, and she died three hours later from the injuries. The incident occurred on September 29.
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Montezima
Ed Gearing
Here
Weather Report on Ripening Corn For Des Moines
The past week was dry and warm with clear skies aiding corn ripening and drying for the crib within ten days if dry weather holds. Severe frosts show varied damage to late planted corn, with full impact clearer after harvest.
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Des Moines
Prisoner Faust Faces Trial Wait After Escape Attempt
Marshalltown dispatch reports Faust defaulted a 1500 dollar bond last week and was held after a Des Moines injury while boarding a streetcar. He allegedly tried to escape from hospital where guards hid his clothes. He was recaptured and jailed for safety.
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Marshalltown
Faust
Des Moines
Mills
Vaust
Johnson
Chinese Floods Kill Tens of Thousands Near Pekin
A Tacoma dispatch reports catastrophic floods in China near Pekin. Sixty villages near Tung Chou housing over 80 000 people were destroyed, with 15 000 to 20 000 feared dead. Relief efforts are underway as officials and Pekin nobles aid survivors amid crop loss and meat shortages.
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Chicago
Tacoma
Wesh
Victoria
Chiba
Tung Chou
Pekin
China
Mien Tsin
Vermosa
Japa Wn
Chairot
Siam
Claims to Cure Consumption at New York Sanitarium
Middletown New York October 6 the Loosits sanitarium for consumptives near Liberty expects to discharge several patients cured after tuberculin treatment Doctors Guerin and Shipford of Westchester County Medical Society visited and now recommend sending pulmonary tuberculosis patients to the sanitarium in the future The institution now houses eighty five patients and is drawing attention from leading practitioners nationwide
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New York Institution
Middletown
N. Y
Looits
Liberty
Guerin and
Shipford
Westchester County Medical Society
Carlists Growing Active Across Spanish Provinces
The Daily Mail reports Carlist agitation rising in Navarre Castellon and Basque provinces with emissaries visiting provinces and signals for a forthcoming rising. Authorities fear a revolt may occur soon in Navarre or Castellon as strong support exists in those regions.
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Dot Cartas
London
The
Daily Mail
Navarre
Castellon
General Neal Dow Dies in Portland at 3 30 PM
General Neal Dow, veteran Prohibitionist, dies at his Portland Maine residence at 3 30 PM Saturday after weeks of illness. He remained lucid and recognized family until shortly before death, which was attributed to old age. News notes also report racing arrivals at Ingleside racetrack with several prominent stables preparing for the season.
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Portland
Madi
Neal “Dow
Daily Paper
Banataits
San Francisco
Ingleside Rack
Sam Ifildereth
Wlildereth
Parney Schreiber
Ingleside
Marcus Daly
Montana
Hore
Winters
Scarborough
Dawson Must Move For Winter In Dawson Yukon Mines
Fort Yukon reports Dawson must abandon mining and seek food and shelter as plans for long winter delay gold shipments. Four steamers and two barges approach with supplies but shelter is scarce at Midnute Circle City and Fort Yukon. </s>
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Dawson
Fort Yukon
Arctic Circle
Seattle
Wash
Eoden
Klondike
Fortune
Midnute
Milinute
Snul Episcopalian Mission School
Circle City
Eldorado
Bonanz
Mihnule
Murderer Is Brought to Bay in Ray Murder Case
In Columbia on October 6 a warrant named Henry W. Ray posthumous son of J J Tay as accuser. John W. Cheatham alias Aaron Miller was arrested in Rock Hill S C charged with the 1873 murder of Ray after a pistol shot near Ray's house sparked the fatal event.
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Columbia
Henry W. Ray
J. J. Tay
Wilkesboro
John . W. Cheatham
Aaron Miller
Rock Nuil
Ray
Bee
Miller
Rock Hill
No Reconciliation Denied Between Volunteers and Salvation Army
New York reports deny a Detroit claim that the Volunteers of America would unite with the Salvation Army. Mrs Ballington Booth in Montclair N J says the telegraphed story is utterly unfounded and Commander Babington Booth with his followers split from the Army over governance. Major Blackhurst travels to England at officers invitation to help establish the Volunteers there.
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Volunters
Salvation Army
New York
Volunteers
England
Detroit
Ballington Booth
Mont Clair
N. J
Aberdeen Grain Palace Opens With Large Crowd at New Exhibit
Aberdeen South Dakota October 5 The afth annual grain palace session opens with a large crowd. Griffen Nell Stock Company and Brookings Regiment bands attract visitors arriving this morning. Opening performance tonight is expected to draw a big audience. Exhibits already in place. Fire on Allison’s ranch near Fredericksown destroyed several buildings hay stacks and grain. two men fight the flames.
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Aberdeen
Grain Palace
Griffen-Nell Stock Company
Brookings Regiment
Allison
Frederckson
Flamea
Cubans Reject Autonomy While Favoring Indemnity Talks
Interviews with Cuban leaders in New York show near-unanimous demand for absolute independence. Many favor Spain withdrawal before peace, with some open to a limited indemnity if troops leave and hostilities cease.
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New York
Feral
Spain
Netrada Palma
Ban Provisional Government
Cuba
Enrique J. de Verona
Henry Lincoln de Layas
Sagasta's Ministry Organized After Oath
Madrid October 6 The new cabinet is formed with Sagasta as president of the council and ministers for foreign affairs justice war interior public works colonies and the navy. After an informal meeting the ministers went to the palace and took the oath of office.
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Madrid
Council of Ministers
Senor Sagasta
Senor Gullen
Senor Groszard
General Corres
Anarine
Admiral Dereeever
Senor Capecapom
Count iNiegentiar
Senor M
Rat
Uncle Sam's Boys to the Front: Federal Troops Sent
A Little Rock dispatch reports Captain J A Buchanan at Fort Logan ordered to dispatch twenty men to Tushahomma J T to quell clashes between treaty and anti treaty forces over Choctaw council formation. Lieutenant Davidson leads the detachment by special train.
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Will
St. Louis
Little Rock
J. A. Buchanan
Fort Logan
Chicago
Tushahomma
J. T
Middle of the Roaders Meet at Lincoln State Convention
In Lincoln Nebraska on October 5 the middle of the road populist state convention shows little outward activity. Officials note the call and timing may influence attendance and the overall regulars versus reform balance. The outlook for a large gathering appears unlikely this afternoon.
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Tadtays Incoln
Neb
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
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