Senator Wilson Dies At Two This Morning
This morning at two o'clock Senator Wilson died at his home in the city surrounded by his family. He had been very ill for several days but his iron constitution prolonged his illness. He had been prominent in national affairs for years. The funeral will be held Thursday from the family residence.
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J. R. Logue
Europe
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Gara St
St. Louis
Dawson
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Journal
Washington census shows growth despite January influx
Mr. Connor completed a census for Washington reporting 3 679 residents, up from 3 270 last census, indicating over 400 new residents in five years. Ward breakdowns and anticipated facts from the full census are promised, while local notes mention a social tea hosted by Mrs. Wm Wilson Jr. and a theater lease to Warren Moore with plans for upcoming attractions.
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Washington
Lowa
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Eciss
S.ceade
Wm. Wilson Jr
Owen G. Wilson
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Milt Dicken
J. M. Wilson
Eva Denny
Elevator Fire Destroys Lewis & Co Facility at Kwora
Fire swept through the Lewis and Co elevator and part of the lumber yard in Kwora last night. Joe Miller waived examination and was bound over to District Court on bonds of 500 dollars. Bessie Custer, one year eight months old, died at her parents home north of town. funeral at Shiloh church today at 1 PM with burial in Shiloh cemetery.
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Warren Moore
Doc
Rork
Iowa
Kwora
Evening Journal
Lewis & Co
Joe Miller
Justice Maxwell
District Court
J. Wilson
Folger
Brookhart
Bessie Custer
John Custer
Shiloh Church
Darbyshire
Shiloh Cemetery
Local notes include deaths and travel plans in Burlington region
James Renfrew, once a Branch brakes man, died of consumption at his mother's What Cheer home. Weather forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight and Wednesday. Frank McClelland returns from Fairfax field to spend a week with his parents. E G Fox lists seventy five Thomas Orchestra tickets for Burlington. about 100 excursionists projected to travel for the concert with T Dwight Ives organizing comfort for travelers.
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James Renfrew
E. G. Fox
Thomas’ Orchestra
Burlington
Mr. Fox
T. Dwight Ives
Various Local Happenings Stir Muscatine Town Life
A flood of items from Muscatine Chronicle reports J T Stevenson visiting Ft Scott Kansas Lyman Bunce and Clarence Aughey building homes on Madison Street M E Keister under contracts Edith Barnard Florence Gilkes return from B Y P U Edith Crawford secures millinery job in Fairfield John Beamer returns from wedding trip to Chicago Pittsburg Oberlin Roy Schilling shoots an eagle Keister launches Washington Iowa paper The Record notes Kalbach and McCall hunting 75 snipe 12 ducks at Muscatine Island and more events and notices throughout town.
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Stevenson & Burrows
Ft. Scott
Kansas
Lyman Bunce
Clarence Aughey
Madison Street
M. E. Keister
Edith Barnard
Florence Gilkes
Muscatine
Jennie Smith
Alvin Steinmetz
Burlington
John Beamer
Chicago
Pittsburg
Oberlin
David Crawford
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
Roy Schilling
Hle
Warren Kalbach
Charles McCall
Oskaloosa
Muscatine Island
Nimrod
First Baptist Church
Jones
Ladie’s Aid Society
Fred Bo Jewel Moves to Our City
Fred Bo Jewel, a state organizer of the Modern Woodmen of Independence, has moved here and plans to make this city his future home. The community welcomes him to its ranks.
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Fred. Bo Jewel
Woodmen
Independence
No To Bac tobacco cure touted by St Louis journal
An item touts No To Bac as a cure for tobacco habits with claims of cures including a prominent St Louis architect who reportedly quit after two boxes. The ad, sold by Chilcote & Cook with a no cure no pay guarantee, also lists Sterling Remedy Co and availability of a free book. Also mentions wall paper cleaning and real estate notices with rental and sale offers.
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St. Louis
Chilcote & Cook
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
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