Local visitors greet Crawfordsville families in city tour
Mrs. W. W. McLaughlin of Crawfordsville visited her father W. J. Hamilton on East Main Street. A. L. Phillips and wife of Burlington were in the city en route to visit his sister in Ainsworth.
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Crawfordsville
W. J. Hamilton
East Main St
A. L Phillips
Burlington
City
Ainsworth
Phillips
Brighton
SS. Wright
Keota
Gush
Mighty Man Stricken by Malaria Finds Cure in Discovery
J H Kidd of Parmleysville, Wayne Co Kentucky describes a three year malaria ordeal with heart palpitations and weakness. After using five bottles of Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery from June 1895 to May 1898 he recovered fully. The medicine is claimed to cleanse blood, aid digestion and build sound muscle.
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Parmleysville
Wayne Co
Dr. Pierce
Iowa Weather Forecast and Local Notes
Iowa forecast calls for generally fair skies with warmer air in the east tonight and Wednesday. Local arrivals include J B Crayne from West Chester and S Huffman from Wyman visiting Washington. Frank Swift returns from Denver after his mother’s death with funeral attendance noted, while John Hoppengardner and W Linton are among others in town. The Poor Relation company traveled to Oskaloosa from Fairfield and settled at Hotel Colenso. Joseph Campbell resumes work in Ottumwa.
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Tom Evenine
Iowa
Oskaloosa
Fairfield
Hotel Colenso
Joseph Campbell
Ottumwa
Swift Brick Works
Titus Amendment Tomorrow Faces Supreme Court Argument
Attorney 8 W Brookhart left for Des Moines to attend tomorrow at nine o clock as the Titus Amendment is set for argument before the Supreme Court. Brookhart is the appellant in the case stirring statewide discussion.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Brookla T
M. W. Bailey
Iowa City
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Remley
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Highland man suffers severe grinder accident
Geo Grecian of Highland township was struck by a feed grinder yesterday at three o clock. His arm was drawn into the machine up to the elbow, causing heavy blood loss. He traveled to his home to tell his family and remains incoherent between brief periods of consciousness. A Riverside doctor and an Iowa City physician were consulted with amputation possible. He is about forty and the son of William Grecian of this city.
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Highland Township
Three O'Cock
Riverside
Lowa City
William Grecian
Philippine cigars brightening Tom Wilson Christmas gifts
QO. J. Wilson now shares Philippine cigars with friends a Christmas present from Capt Goedecke of the 4th Infantry near Manila. The package was misrouted through Washington causing a late delivery but the cigars remain prized for their aroma and quality.
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Apt Goedecke
S4ith Infantry
Manila
Goedecke
Jacksonville
Wilson
Washington, D.C
Prairie hay shipment reaches feed store amid high prices
John McCall received prairie hay from western Iowa for his feed store trade. Straight timothy is scarce and sells up to 810 50 per ton on the square, while prairie hay shipments are unusual to meet demand.
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John McCall
Iowa
My Friend from India Comedy Draws Road Audiences
A breezy touring comedy praised for its clean humor and bright energy. The show called My Friend from India delivers lively performances and broad laughs from start to finish, pleasing road audiences this season.
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India
Queen Victoria Flatlines Toward Death at Osborne
Reports from Cowes Isle of Wight say Queen Victoria remains gravely ill with brief awakenings and fleeting consciousness. Royal family actions centered in Osborne House as physicians use strong stimulants to sustain life while awaiting Prince of Wales and Emperor William.
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Queen Victoria Near End Sparks Global Sympathy
Reports from London and abroad describe medical teams monitoring Queen Victoria as her condition worsens. Officials in Canada Newfoundland and Australia express sorrow while European editors debate imperial fate and Kruger denies sending telegrams.
Queen Victoria’s reign and influence across nations
Townsend surveys Victoria’s life from her ascension to her death, praising her motherhood, restraint, and constitutional rule. He traces her lineage from Norman roots, notes her private life, and highlights her role in diplomacy, culture, and state finances, naming peers and nations connected to her era. He contrasts her with rivals and remarks on royal expenditures and family.
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Markets Close Mixed Across Grains Livestock
Chicago quotes show mixed grain values with corn and oats firming, wheat firm, and May pork and lard trading near prior levels. Live stock at East Buffalo and St Louis reflects steady to mixed demand with hogs and cattle varying by category and region.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Texas
Batelo
Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
East Buffalo
Sigourney residents attend Poor Relation performance
Mr and Mrs Shapfer and Mrs Stalker of Sigourney arrived last night to attend the Poor Relation performance and left for their home this morning.
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Shapfer
Mrs Kate Nelson Leaves After Visit With Fred Anderson
Mrs Kate Nelson formerly Anderson has left Colfax after visiting with Fred Anderson and his wife for several days.
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Kate Nelson
Nee Anderson
Fred Anderson
Colfax
A Poor Relation at the Graham Delights an Enjoying Audience
A well pleased crowd saw the play last night, noting it had appeared before without dampening approval. Mr Keenan delivered a silent yet powerful performance, with calm restraint and firm control as the production closed in good order. The small performers in the final folka were charming and the entire cast earned praise for a consistently entertaining show.
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Keenan
Graham
NASA
Folka
Peculiar Farm Accident Injures Zeber Farm Resident
Ray Stewart of the Zeber farm northeast of the city suffered a painful accident while chasing a cow. A six foot board slipped, struck his breast, broke, and hit his groin, leaving him unable to move a limb. His physician says recovery depends on avoiding infection. Several city friends visited today.
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Ray Stewart
Zeber
illness reaches Rock Island as typhoid fever spreads
Mr and Mrs Wid Shearer receive word from Mr and Mrs Frank Lamphere that their son Lloyd is very ill with typhoid fever. They have two doctors and a nurse. There are over one hundred cases in Rock Island. Doctors say he will have a fever run but do not deem his condition alarming. Friends vow support.
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Wid Shearer
Frank Lamphere
Rock Island
Lloyd
Iowa counties seek sales of Young's Nail Seed and Plant disinfectant
An advertisement promises nationwide distribution across Iowa counties to sell Young's Nail Seed and Plant disinfectant to farmers. It claims protection against pests and per acre yield increases, with a mailing address in Alexis Illinois for agency inquiries. Also notes a rent listing for a large furnished room in the Rookery building.
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Iowa
Alexis
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