Death of Chas Morrow in Washington county
The death of Chas Morrow occurred this morning at the residence four miles southeast of the city from pneumonia. He was born January 1837 in Wyoming county New York and lived in Washington county since 1869. Funeral will be Monday at 11 o clock conducted by Rev W R Sawhill with interment in Elm Grove cemetery.
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Chas. Morrow
Washington County
Mr. Morrow
Wyoming County
N. Y
Elizabeth Clute
Peoria
H. A
Davenport
W. J
W. R. Crawford
Ainsworth
Wm. McCulley
Tingley
Iowa
Wild County
Inl
Coldwater
Mich
Death of Mrs Frank Norton
A telegram reported the sudden death of Mrs. Frank Norton of Eldon while visiting her daughter in Hoboken New Jersey. The body was to be returned to Eldon and the funeral proceeded in Ottumwa with local Norton Walton and Forman families noted in the city.
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Frank Norton
Eldon
Norton
Hoboken
N. J
Walton Boys
Ottumwa
Court of Honor Holds Regular Meeting and 1906 Officers Installed
The KC Society reports the Court of Honor met last evening with installation of 1906 officers. A box supper followed the session as members socialized. The Fortnightly club Bible study plans a Jan 8 gathering at 2 30 pm with Mrs Alyce Lemmon on East Washington. Harve Humston residence hosts a sendoff for Miss Ola Belle Myra and Ray Simpson headed to a new home near Centerville.
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Court of Honor
Alyce Lemmon
East Washington Street
Harve Humston
Ola
Belle
Myra
Ray Simpson
Centerville
Last Rites For J. Hi Norton In Ottumwa
The remains of J. Hi Norton were given final rites at St Marys Catholic Church Ottumwa on Wednesday afternoon. Very Rev F W Hoppman conducted the services as numerous friends gathered. Mrs J J Norton Washington Ia offered an Ave Maria as floral tributes reflected the departed’s high esteem.
School Board Adjusts to Vacancy in Des Moines
The Des Moines school board named Miss Hatch of northwestern Iowa to fill the vacancy caused by Miss Rose Minner's resignation. Miss Mary Gordon of Des Moines announced she could not serve. County Clerk Logan issued marriage licenses to Roscoe Glant and Clara Romine, and Carl Veggy and Minnie Brigges. James Langer returned from a two week Texas visit and spoke of favorable impressions of Standard Land Co. parcels without investing.
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Mary Gordon
Des Moines
Rose Minner
Miss Hatch
Northwestern
Iowa
Logan
Roscoe Glant
Clara Romine
Carl Veggy
Minnie Brigges
James Langer
Texas
Standard Land Co
Sudan railway telegram tale of burial misstep
A telegram from an outlying station reports a station toaster died and asks to bury him. The official replies to bury the station master but verify death first. Later a follow up states the slave buried the station master after ensuring death by striking him twice with a fish plate.
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Sudan
Missed Evening Visit Sparks Grief Stricken Lament
A caller recounts calling last evening and finding the house empty. The servant says the resident was out, and the caller recalls hearing laughter and deep sorrow upstairs, evoking strong sympathy.
Teacher Compliments Boy For Better Behavior
A Cleveland Leader snippet notes a teacher praising a boy named Bobbie for improved conduct in the classroom. The brief exchange records the boy’s apology for a stiff neck and his acknowledgment of calmer behavior in recent days.
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Bobbie
Cleveland
Champ Clark Lively in House As Philippine Tariff Bill Stirs
Former Missouri congressman Champ Clark electrified the House for three hours with a broad defense of the Philippine tariff bill. He attacked the Dingley tariff, referenced Governor Cummins, and criticized Hanna while praising reciprocity and free hides linked to leather production.
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Washington
Champ Clark
Chirk
Missouri
Clark
Philippines
William J. Bryan
Cummins
Ohio
Lacey
Lowa
Phage
Hanna
Cullom
Abraham Lincoln
Lodge
Massachusetts
Gardner
Modus vivendi talk drill in Congress provokes laughter
Speaker Cannon sits before Chirk as remarks about a Roosevelt Cannon accord on railroad rates spur jokes. Grosvenor questions belief. Clark accuses Mahon of defending free trade and teases Benton praise as a possible trap in a partisan exchange.
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Cannon
Chirk
Roosevelt
Speaker Cannon
Grosvenor
Tam
Morales
Santo Domingo
Clark
McCleary
Minnesota
Payne
Mahon
Pennsylvania
Thomas H. Benton
Local News Highlights From Havre City and Nearby
Havre residents and visitors populate the day with county seat trips and social calls. Notables include J B Booth, J J McKeone, G Moore, Henry Witting, Mr and Mrs Henry Crooks, M L Miller, Avetta Wilcox, Roy Y Stichter selling bread, and Miss Eva Allen returning home from Burlington. Arthur mentions many other locals traveling, visiting, or shopping. a note on Frances Montgomery’s delicate health and a storage room plan appear amid society items. Inter Ocean photo features Russell Freeman Co. live stock agents with former local John Babcock.
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J. B. Booth
Havre
J. J. McKeone
Keokuk
Hi. G. Moore
Wellman
Henry Witting
Crawfordsville
Henry Crooks
M. L. Miller
Ainsworth
Hawkeye Pump Co
Bardo
Wright
W. M. Sherwood
Abe Russel
Guy S. Freeman
Johnnie
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Chas
Ward
KC Society
J. H. Norton
Wallace
M. BE. Cannon
W. R. Cannon
Lois Cannon
Wyman
Ile
J. A. Friend
Harry McCall
Yours
Windsor Grocery
Missouri Statesman
The
Sugar Trust
Broussard
Louisiana
Has
Avetta Wilcox
Columbus Junction
Roy Y. Stichter
J. P. Babcock
Cedar Rapids
Eva Allen
Burington
Mary Martin
Lexington
Lee Dowell
W. A. Watson
West Chester
Little Frances Montgomery
Stena Hansen
Cedar Falls
Minnie Potts
Burlington
Fred Bragg
J. M. Wilson
R. T. McCall, Jr
Moline
Clyde Matson
Monmouth
J. W. Dunham
J. W. Zaring
L. Higgins Co
Graham
John Malin
Cotter
Stichter
Windsor
Means
Heights
M. L. Saffell
Godfrey
Perry
Sessler
Hattie McArthur
Helen
Wil Cherry
Lleir
Aledo
Ill
Donovan
Conner & Schilling
L. H. O'Loughlin
Hervey Bell
Chicago
East Side
Mr. Stichter
Jessie E. Sage
Frank Creath
G. W. Fleming
Newton
Washington, Iowa
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Northern Spy
New York
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Washington House
Cohn & Share
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Iowa Central Ry
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Iowa Central
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J.B. Davenport
St. Louis
H. C.bailey
N. W
P.d.bush
D.P. A
Cincinnati
J. M
Milliken
Louisville, Co
L. Stone
A.J
Loulaville
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