Shaw denies interview on Gage policy in Nebraska speech
Governor Shaw refutes giving any interview on Secretary Gage's treasury policy and says he will not discuss the issue. He cites a Norfolk Nebraska speech from last April where he touched asset currency, endorsing an elastic currency but arguing asset banking is not necessary.
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Des Moines
Shaw
Associated Press
Gage
Treasury
Cage
Secretary of the Treasury
Graduated Tax on Currency Proposed to Ease Elasticity
The governor outlined a plan for elasticity of currency by a graduated tax on government bonds. He suggested banks could issue circulating currency up to certain fractions of capital stock at rising tax rates, encouraging holding of government bonds and allowing on call expansion and retirement as demand shifts. The idea aims to let banks provide more cash when needed and retire it when not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Doctor Endorsed Cure Claims for Consumption
A testimonial from George H. Belcher of Dorton Kentucky praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for curing a long coughing illness and postwar weakness after two bottles. The ad notes a Common Sense Medical Adviser offer, postage paid by 21 one cent stamps, and mentions the book's 008 pages with many illustrations from Dr. V. A. Pierce of Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Dr. Pierce
Government issue debated after bank solvency concerns
The speaker argues there is no element of danger beyond popular prejudice and that concerns over bank failures are resolved through study. They claim depositors are not worse off and banks move assets to other banks to borrow circulation even when insolvent, suggesting a government issue after special examination.
Weber Arrested in Mysterious Eichborn Murder Case
John Weber, 19, was captured in St. Louis by Detective Harrington in connection with the murder of farmer Ewald Eichborn at his Duquoin area home on December 7. A leather memorandum book bearing Weber’s name and former address was found in a wood shed behind the house.
Death of a Baseball Manager in Chicago
Michael J. O'Brien former alderman and baseball manager died at his Chicago home on Saturday from tuberculosis. He once owned the Omaha baseball club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michael J. O'Brien
O'Brien
Omaha
Iowa Legislature Set to Open Quiet Session in January
Des Moines reports that the upcoming Iowa General Assembly will begin January 18 with unusually smooth proceedings. Eaton is expected as speaker and Newman as secretary of the senate by acclamation, while other offices see noncompetitive candidate groupings. The inauguration is January 16, likely at the Auditorium, with Judge Ladd administering the oath as chief justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
General Assembly
House
Senate
Eaton
Newman
State House
Ladd
Supreme Bench
Housewives Form Cooperative Kitchen Network In Sioux City
Desperate for servant help, five families in Morningside adopt a cooperative housekeeping plan. An expert cook and rented house prepare meals, with rotating menus, fuel savings, and shared service. The project aims to expand to central cooking stations with wholesale materials and delivery by wagons in asbestos dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Morningside
Julia Clark Hallam
Motors’ Chila Study Club
Kept It Secret Five Years Marriage Revealed
Kansas City December 28 The marriage of C Reed Murray of this city and Miss Nancy Ek Washburne of Chicago, secret for five years, was disclosed at a Christmas celebration at the Murray home 2322 Brooklyn Avenue. The secrecy stemmed from fear of the father's displeasure, as a sister's rival marriage ten years ago had not been forgiven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
C. Reed Murray
Nancy Ek. Washburne
Chicago
Murray
Peter Murray
Stuernsey & Murray
Brooklyn Avenue
Ex-Governor Scofield Seriously Ill After Trip
Ex Governor Scofield was taken ill Tuesday while returning from a business trip to West Superior and Oconto. He caught a cold at Superior and did not seek a doctor until reaching home where pneumonia was diagnosed. Alarm is felt by friends.
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Oconto
Wis
Dee
Scofield
West Superior
Superior
Tragic Fire Suicide Near Quincy Involving Mrs. Reger
In Quincy Illinois on Thursday Mrs. John Reger of Marion County Missouri set a sitting room carpet afire with kerosene, then cut her throat from ear to ear and cast herself onto the flames, following the departure of her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy, Ills
John Reger
Marion County
Trio Plead Guilty in Mondovi Bank Looting Case
Black River Falls Wisconsin December 28. John Chaney Charles Hunt and William Rumetick pleaded guilty Thursday to looting the Mondovi bank of eight thousand dollars a few weeks ago. Judge O Neil sentenced them to seven years in Waupun at hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Wis
John Chaney
Charles Hunt
William Rumetick
Mondovi Bank
Waupan
Hard Inber
O'Neil
Receiver Appointed for Ottumwa Loan and Building Assn
On December 28 district court judge appointed a receiver for the Ottumwa Loan and Building Association upon the application of George F. Hall president. The association reports assets of 26 000 dollars against liabilities of 45 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. and L. Association
Ottumwa
George F. Hall
Ottumwa Loan and Building Association
Port Huron Social Event Promises Floral Extravaganza
Port Huron Michigan December 25 One thousand dollars worth of roses will be featured at a swell social function hosted by Mrs J L Beard wife of the city millionaire on the evening of December 30 at her Pine Grove Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mich
J. L. Beard
Pine Grove Avenue
Comptroller Reveals City Finance Defalcations Totals
New York Comptroller announces losses uncovered in the finance department from defalcations by Charles P. Chipp and Edward S. Taylor. Amounts include 1894 at 12225, 1895 at 7130, 1896 at 4555, 1897 at 4200, 1898 at 1800, and 1899 at 180.
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New York
Oler
Finance Department
Charles P. Chipp
Edward 8. Taylor
Drunk Son Fatally Shoots Father in Irvine Ky Killing Mother Wounds
Paducah Ky December 30 In a drunken fury yesterday William Boles Jr shot and killed his father and reportedly fatally wounded his mother at Irvine Ky authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padncah, Ky
William Boles, Jr
Probaly
Rvine Ky
State teachers meet ends largest Michigan convention yet
Michigan Teachers' association wraps up its convention in Grand Rapids with over 1600 members on roll and $6000 in the treasury. Inspector James L. Hughes of Toronto spoke on Child Study. Delos Fall addressed Rural School Administration. E. C. Warriner urged young men as superintendents. George N. Ellis discussed Secondary School and College Work. S. B. Laird spoke on Instruction. Many visiting teachers departed Saturday afternoon and evening.
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Michigan Association
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan Teachers’ Association
State Association
Treasury
James L. Hughes
Toronto
Delos
E. C. Warriner
Saginaw East Side
George N. Ellis
Olivet College
8. B. Laird
Ypsilanti State Nor
Doubtful Identity Boxer in Milwaukee Mail Fraud Case
Frank Rause alias O W Lloyds alias Mrs O H Saunders is jailed on mail fraud charges in Milwaukee. He allegedly posed as tramp business man stylish woman and hunchbacked boy. Officers unsure if suspect is man or woman. A broad jewelry defraud scheme is alleged behind the arrest.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Rause
O. W. Lloyds
O. H. Saunders
United States
Rause
Eight men killed in coal shaft disaster at McAlester
At shaft No. 1 of the McAlester Coal Company the cage jumped its guides about 100 feet from the bottom while eight men rode it. Six were killed. the others escaped. Names of the dead include Alexander Romanchok, Michael Pertke, and H. Ketchok, all Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartshorn
I. T
Lee
McAlester Coal Company
Alexander Romanchok
Michael Pertke
H. Ketchok
Dowie Offers Settlement in Stevenson Fraud Case
Rev John Alexander Dowie of the Zon church proposes to pay a reasonable sum to Samuel Stevenson to settle the financial end of their dispute and demands Stevenson retract fraud charges and make the retractation part of the court record.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Samuel Stevenson
Stevenson
Reformation by Hypnotism Trial in Terre Haute
Judge Davis authorizes Professor Henry of a Chicago hypnotism school to experiment with children at the board home. Henry argues hypnotic suggestion can start constructive thought in the minds of the detained youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Judge Davis
Board of Children's Guardians
Professor Henry
Chicago
Henry
Carnegie to donate ten million for U S education
President Roosevelt has word from Andrew Carnegie of a potential gift totaling 10,000,000 to the United States for higher education. The offer will not be in U S Steel bonds, and is expected to satisfy Congress and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Washington
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Congress
United States
United States Steel Corporation
Governor Voorhees Announces Death Of Senator Sewell
Trenton New Jersey December 40 Governor Voorhees issued an order confirming Senator Sewell death The war department will send four artillery companies to join the funeral escort Sewell served as a division commander in the New Jersey National Guard The move follows military protocol for state funeral ceremonies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Voorhees
New Jersey
Sewell
Corbin
War Department
New Jersey National Guard
Mrs Clarinda Chatfield Takes Life In Flushing
Flint Michigan December 30 Mrs Clarinda Chatfield 76 an old county resident ended her life Friday afternoon in Flushing. She hanged herself with a handkerchief looped to a head post in her son's house and slowly choked to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint, Mich
Clarinda Chatfield
Flushing
Daniel Chatfield
Railway Disaster Report at Malta Ills Kills Several
Reports from the Chicago and Northwestern indicate a wreck on the Malta Illinois line about sixty miles west of Chicago. Victims include George Rudio and his wife of Omaha. Nichols of Council Bluffs is seriously injured.
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Omaha
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Malta
Ills
Chicago
George Rudio
Nichols
Council Bluffs
Illinois W C T U Votes Peoria Convention Date Set
Illinois Women's Christian Temperance Union state executive committee met at the Decatur Urs Methodist Church with large attendance. They voted to hold the next state convention at Peoria and left the time to be fixed by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Decatur
Urs
Illinois Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Church
Peoria
Son of Ann Arbor Man Dies in the Philippines
Mrs Norman Wood of Ann Arbor reports the death of her son Walter J. Andrews who was serving there. He was killed while trying to carry a wounded comrade to the rear during duty in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Ann Arbor
Mich
Norman Wood
Walter J. Andrews
All Glass Men Fail to Unite in Muncie Rally
Glass manufacturers failed to assemble in Muncie Indiana on Saturday. A new meeting is scheduled for Saturday January 4 in Muncie to try again at uniting the industry.
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Muncie
Ind
Dee
Tod Sloan Applies for License to Ride in England and U S
Tod Sloan announces to Tudiana relatives in Redmond Indiana that he has applied for a riding license for next year in England and the United States. He is currently in Paris manufacturing French automobiles.
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Tod Sloan
Chicago
Redmond
Ind
England
United States
Paris
Census Part I Population Report Published Early
The director of the census announces completion and publication of Part I Report on Population volume I. The record volume is about forty two months ahead of the usual release schedule.
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Washington
Baltimore and Ohio to shorten trainmen work day
On January 1 the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will cut frestlet trainmen shifts from twelve to ten hours, changing daily duties and job expectations for the on duty crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Emperors, Legations, and Armaments In Peking News
United States Minister Conger hosts a social dinner with Chinese officials signaling liberalizing trends. Foreign ministers vow to avoid dining with the tsung yu men, while Prince Su heads to meet Britain at coronation. Russians seize telegraphs at New Chwang fueling consul disputes.
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Peking
United States
Conger
Foreign Office
Ma Tung
Wang Wen Shao
Cha Men Gate
Department
W. W. Rockhill
Russia
New Chwang
May Yohe to Star on Stage in Manila Debut Hinted
Returning Yokohama visitors report actress May Yohe is due to become a mother next March. Major Putnam Bradlee Strong plans to stay in Yokohama with his companion and later move to Manila. He also says he will join Yohe on stage, with some guests fearing his debut may occur in Manila due to reported financial strain.
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San Francisco
Putnam Bradlee Strong
May Yohe
Yokohama
Strong
Manila
City finds $3187 shortage in Alden led charity accounts
New York city commissioners of accounts report a shortage of 3187 dollars in cash and checkbook ledgers for the charity commissioner’s funds. Charles A. Alden acted as trustee and treasurer and left for Philadelphia December 21, with no word since.
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New York
City Commissioners of Accounts
van Wyck
Charles A. Alden
Commissioner of Charities
Keller
Schultz discovers gold mine on John Schultz farm in Gilmore’s valley
Herman Schultz reports a rich gold mine find on the John Schultz farm in Gilmore’s valley near LaCrosse Wisconsin. The initial assay shows four dollars per ton in gold two dollars in silver and notable copper. A stock company is being formed to develop the claim.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Herman Schultz
John Schultz
Gilmore’s Valley
Schultz
Secret divorce reported in LaCrosse court case
LaCrosse Wisconsin December 30 report that Mrs Elsie Gile Scott daughter of late Abner Gile was secretly divorced from husband Robert A Scott by Judge Fruit on Friday due to incompatibility of temper.
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LaCrosse, Wis
Elsie Gile Scott
Abner Gile
Robert A. Scott
Fruit
Boy 16 Bitten Saving Sister from Mad Dog
Joseph Martin aged 16 was bitten by a mad dog Saturday while shielding his 3 year old sister. His right hand suffered a severe laceration and doctors fear for his recovery.
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Digin
Urs
Joseph Martin
Brockton Shoe Shipments Hit Record Levels This Year
The past year saw the largest shoe shipments in Brockton Massachusetts history. On January 1 the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad will place all its insurance with a dedicated department. The Anglican church in Hawaii cedes control to U S jurisdiction. Henry G. McBride wore the lieutenant governor badge Saturday as Washington’s governor. He is a Republican and a Populist roversweek figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Te Anglican Synod of
Hawaii
Episcopal Church
United States
Henry G. McBride
Washington
Cigarette Smoking Law Talk At Iowa Teachers Meet
At the State Teachers’ association in Des Moines delegates proposed a jail offense for anyone under 18 who smokes in public with a provision to transfer penalties to the seller if the minor provides information. The meeting drew about 1,000 teachers and featured talks on music education and remarks by Gov elect Cudimins.
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Des Moines
State Teachers’ Association
Teachers’ Association
A. Fullerton
Cedar Falls
Bishop Spalding
Peoria
Ill
Gov. Shaw
Cudimins
Wanted in Iowa to Serve Out Prison Term
Police identify a prisoner shot at Union Station as James Burke alias Frank Shereliff a man with many crimes. Burke who robbed W G Pollock of 20000 in diamonds on a train from Omaha to Sioux City faced 17 years in Iowa state prison but was paroled and violated his parole by leaving Iowa. Governor Shaw asked police to detain him.
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Kansas City
Union Station
James Burke
Burke
Leadville
Ohalo
W. G. Pollock
New York
Omaha
Sioux City
Frank Shereliff
Iowa State Prison
Iowa
Shaw
BASE BALL PLAYER FLYNN DEAD
George A. Flynn the well known professional ball player died in Chicago at Clark and Van Buren streets from a severe lung hemorrhage. He had long suffered from consumption and planned a trip to Arizona but died after changing his mind and attempting to return home.
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Chicago
George A. Flynn
Clark and
van Buren Streets
Arizona
Wignn
Watkins
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Teachers Association Adopts By Law Revisions
In Milwaukee on December 30 the last convention session reported revisions to the constitution and by laws. The changes extend the president’s term by three months beyond the annual meeting and create an elective secretary’s post for three years at a $100 annual salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
Four Charged in Yearlong Sugar Theft Ring
In Chicago on December 30 a twelve month spree of sugar thefts from the Graham & Morton Transportation warehouse totaled $5,000. Four men are under arrest: James Pyrana foreman at the Graham & Norton warehouse, Walter Swartz formerly employed by the company, William Fonger a butcher, and Ira O Owens a grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Graham & Morton Transportation Company
James Pyrana
Graham & Norton Company
Walter Swartz
William Fonger
Ira O. Owens
Identified Swindler Tied to 1886 Ridgeville Fraud
Chicago reports Dr J B Thomas alias J J Dudley identified by photos as the man who swindled a Ridgeville Indiana businessman out of 3000 dollars in 1886. Authorities say Dudley Thomas has used bogus deeds in a fifteen year swindling career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. B. Thomas
J. J. Dudley
Philadelphia
Ridgeville
Ind
Dudley
Thomas
Fire at Calvert Texas Claims Two Lives and Big Loss
News of a disastrous Calvert fire reaches Dallas with two dead, two injured, and property loss estimated at 150000 dollars. The dead are Dr. C. G. Barrett age 83 and I Oscar killed by a falling wall. Injured are Daniel Lavine and H. Ryman.
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Dallas
Tex
Calvert, Tex
C. G. Barrett
Oscar
Daniel Lavine
H. Ryman
Seven Negroes Drowned Crossing Mississippi River
In New Orleans on a Saturday a group of seven African Americans attempting to cross the Mississippi River two miles below Donaldsonville were drowned when a strong gale capsized their boat. Identified victims include Steven Sanders Green Rice Nathan Watson Jerry Jackson Asa Turner Louis Baker and Joseph Murray.
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New Orleans
Donaldsonville
Steven Sanders
Green Rice
Nathan Wasom
Jerry Jackson
Asa Turner
Louis Baker
Joseph Murray
President Amends Civil Service Rules for Rural Free Delivery
The president, at the urging of veteran groups, has amended civil service rules for Rural Free Delivery to exempt from the age limit those veterans of the Civil and Spanish American wars who apply for carrier positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lynching Reported During Governor Aycock's Court Order
While Governor Aycock signed a special Northampton court order to try Peter Mitchell for assaulting a white woman Mrs Lucinda Hill a telegram announced that citizens seized Mitchell from Jackson jail and lynched him in Raleigh North Carolina December 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Aycock
Northampton
Peter Mitchell
Lucinda Hill
Mitchell
Jacksen
Cleveland Schools Add to McKinley Memorial Fund
The schools of Cleveland Ohio contributed a complete total of 1 825 dollars to the McKinley memorial fund. Colonel Myron T Herrick donated a thousand dollar check to the memorial fund on Saturday. Ludington Michigan December 30 The Pere Marquette car ferry Muskegon which ran aground here a week 70 after striking a bar was released Saturday and towed into port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
McKinley Memorial Fund
Myron T. Herrick
Ludington
Mich
Muskegon
Counterfeit 20 dollar note and unusual marriage plan abroad
A counterfeit twenty dollar gold certificate circulates abroad as a vulnerable mark for money handlers. Ignatz Wikien sues for divorce in Chicago from wife Mary E. Miller of Elkton Maryland who plans a long voyage to India to wed James Moore. Danish agitation rises over selling the Danish West Indies. In Brooklyn a carpenter named John Both fatally shoots his wife in their kitchen.
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Ignatz Wkiein
Chicago
Christian
Mary E. Miller
Elkton
India
James Moore
Denmark
Danish West Indies
John
Breokivt
Desire to Clean Up All Points of Dispute With Britain
Washington expects renewed efforts soon to settle long running U S Great Britain disputes including Alaska border and Atlantic fisheries. Lord Pauncefote aims to clear up differences and have a clean slate before his term ends.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Great Lakes
Hay
Lord Pauncefote
Canada
Alaska
Bering Sea
Venesuela
Fathmian Canal
Hay-Waunecefote
Lord Lansdowne
Senate
British Prisoners Released After Zeefontein Raid
Dispatch from Lord Kitchener reports British prisoners captured when De Wet’s force rushed Zeefontein on December 24 have been berated and returned to Bethlehem. The Zeefontein fight left about 57 British dead and roughly twice that wounded. De Wet’s losses reportedly included two wagon loads of dead and wounded. The British suffered a failed trap while encamped on a slope overlooked by 1,200 Boers who swept through a 400-man camp. Separately, Saginaw officials visited Chicago to review bascule bridge plans for an 800 by 50 foot structure costing around 250000 dollars.
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London
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Johannesburg
Firman
Zeefontein
Bethlehem
de Wet
Saginaw
Chicago
Dee
Saginaw, Mich
Baum
Sehley case discussed on weekend meeting at Richmond
Admiral Sehley and his Baltimore counsel met at his Richmond apartment Saturday to review possible further steps in the Sehley case. After the conference no one would comment on the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Sehley
Richmond
Baltimore
Fire Drives Crowd From Park Theatre as Hopkins Crowd Evacuates
Flames swept the old Park theatre on State street causing about 2000 spectators at Hopkins theatre to evacuate without a stampede. The old theatre suffered an estimated $60,000 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Old Park Theatre
State Street
Hopkins’ Theatre
Alaskan arrival ties knot in Toledo marriage
N. F. Grandran arrived in Toledo from Dawson City Alaska and married Miss Rose Ricard on Saturday morning. The couple then departed for Alaska, having come for the sole purpose of wedlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Toledo
N. F. Grandran
Dawson City
Rose Ricard
Grandran
White man killed by half breed Indian named Joe Boucher
Reports from Springview Nebraska say William Belliole a white man was shot and killed by Joe Boucher a half breed Indian at the ranch of Jack Libelt located thirty miles northeast of Springview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springview
Neb
William Belliole
Joe Boucher
Jack Libelt
Here
Professor Atwater Attacks Textbooks At Syracuse Meeting
In Syracuse New York Professor Atwater addressed the Science Teachers conference criticizing temperance textbooks. Turkey rescinded a recent decree forcing naturalized Americans to leave the country. The assistant secretary of the navy denied the Musical Union request to bar the Marine band from outside work. Two religious ceremonies, one Roman Catholic and one Episcopalian, were held at Nice on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater
Syracuse
N. Y
Turkey
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Housewives Co-Operate
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Dowie
Hephughesses
Prince Su
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Flynn
Isthmian Canal
John Bull
DeWet
Chicago Theatre
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Chas. H. Keck
Frank Stewart
J. M. Sprouns
C. M. Kee
Frank R. Sacr
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Centerville
Beacon
Eldon
Canton
Douds Station
Oskaloosa
Columbia Pharmacy
Sohn Shields & Son
T. J. Dempsey
Johnson
Johnson’s Bakery
Harwood
L. E. Latta
Joseph Pollard, Jr
Srhington
H. Knecht
Washington National Bank
Wilson
Attorney At Law
Kear Alberson's Grocery
Temple Building
Washington, Iowa
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Suiterfield
Urasatore
Marsh W. Bailey
City Hall
P. J
Hanley
Washington County Savings Bank
Schuyler W. Livingston
Court House
A. Dewey
Washington DO
C.A Meyer
FEE and Sale
Hotel Allen
Fermers
Charley Means
Royal Tailors
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R. A. Riley
LoTice
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We Lair
M. Kmox
First National Bank
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Anderbon
Irotor, Wa
Par Dereau
Maine
California
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Brindley’s
Watson & Nicholson
Eshington
Matlivs
Uae
LRAYA
le Fet
Columbus Junction
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Burlington
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