Death of Florence Work in City
The city mourns Florence Work a twelve year old who died last evening at 10 40 due to blood poisoning after rheumatic illness. She endured years of illness with patience and attended school despite pain. Funeral arrangements are for tomorrow at 3 00 PM from the Work residence with Reverend Thorn officiating and interment at Grove Cemetery.
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Florence
James Work
Washington
Schreckeogast
Thorn
Knoxville
Republicans Name Their Man in Kentucky Governor Race
The Kentucky Republican state convention in Louisville nominated John W. Yerkes of Danville for governor. The platform centered on the Goebel election law, with attendees from both parties denouncing the current Democratic administration. Ex-Governor Bradley assailed federal power while defending states’ rights and Kentucky’s autonomy under the flag.
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Louisville
John W. Yerkes
Danville
Shelby County
Taylor
Kentucky
William Goebel
Beckham
Tilmself
W. 8
Bradley
Taux
Phillippines
United States
Drowned Youth Near Wapello Shocks Iowa County
Willie McDonnell seventeen son of Louisa county treasurer R S McDonnell drowned in the Iowa river near Wapello yesterday. Remains not yet recovered, sending sorrow through Ainsworth friends. Other notes report visits, excursions, and local social events across Ainsworth and nearby towns.
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Ainsworth
Iowa
Willie
R .S. McDonnell
Louisa County
Lowa
Wapello
John Long
Ruleton
Kansas
U. P Church
India
Fairbanks
Cripple Creek
Colorado
W. T. Trotter
Rock Island
Effie Porter
Alumni Banquet Ticket Sales Amid Bank and Drug Store
High School Alumni may secure banquet tickets for Hol Smith at Washington National Bank or for Port Sherman at Cook and Sherman’s drug store. The banquet committee aims to sell all tables and needs Friday night sales to gauge seating demand.
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Hol Smith
Washington National Bank
Port Sherman
Cook & Sherman’s
Picnic moved to F L Wilson home after weather
The Fortnightly picnic planned for Miss Sadie Hamilton’s home was held at the F L Wilson residence due to poor attendance and weather. A supper was served and Prof Lewis and Miss Buchanan gave addresses honoring the event, sharing notes on California and Utah. Other talks added to the indoor gathering.
Roosevelt Speaks to Large Crowd in St Paul Rally
Governor Roosevelt addressed the National League of Republican clubs in St Paul after a day of subdued convention activity. A late night meeting drew 6,080 voices as cheers rang for Roosevelt before he departed at 11:25 for the journey home.
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St. Paul
National League of Republican Clubs
George Stone
Roosevelt
Rough Rider Club
Ryan
Minnesota
Rough Riders
Senator Davis
Social centers brighten Palo Alto visit and area notes
Mrs Charles Parkinson hosted a reception on Jefferson street with about fifty guests including Mrs Jagger and Mrs Avery. Attendees enjoyed sweet peas, a luncheon, and frappe. Nearby, a new cement walk is being laid at Mrs Mc Caleb’s East Washington residence. Additional city social and business visits are reported among locals and visitors.
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Mrrs. Jagger
Palo Alto
California
Mrs. Avery
South Taven
Michigan
Charles Parkinson
Jefferson Street
McCaleb
East Washington Street
Will Harris
Rosalie
Fairfield
Chas. Stinson
J. B Dey
Brighton
Court House
Ross Anderson
Will Williams
Wyman
Pension board busy as six applicants examined
Dr Chas Stewart office reports a busy pension board day with Drs McCoonaughey and Gardner assisting in examinations of six applicants and plans to work until 9 o clock tonight. Mrs C W McLaughlin and daughter Maurine of Crawfordsville visit relatives on East Main Street. Will Harper of Crawfordsville reports a recent horse mishap. McCleery and Berdo shipped hogs and cattle via B and N W yesterday. Junior league and M E church Sunday School to meet at 2 15 pm tomorrow to attend Florence Work. Ralph Coxe of Gallion Ohio visits relatives and picnics in Southeast Washington in honor of Mrs Wilson's birthday.
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Ada Hammersmith
W. P. Israel
St. Paul
J. L. Bidwell
Burlington
Senator Gears
Brighton
G. M. Friend
Dash
Kate
Lottie Snyder
Ella Blackwood
Jennie Clark
Washington
Charley Knowles
Libertyville
Pension Board
Chas Stewart
M. E Church
Methodist
Cantral of
Florence
Mary Wilson
Mrs. Stout
Charles
Andrew Cunningham
Coppock
Wilson
Special Excursion Rates For UP Central Routes To Colorado
One fare plus 200 dollars for round trip to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Ogden and other western destinations. Dates of sale vary June to August with 21 day tickets. Also discounts for Young People's Christian Union convention in Denver July 25 to 30 1900. For rates and sale dates contact E G Fox agent.
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Burlington
Washington
Denver
Fox
Iowa Central
New York City
Society of American Florists
Boston
Mass
National Fraternal Congress
Wheeling
W. Va
National Creation Society
Detroit
Mich
Keights of
Pythias
York City
Supreme Loyal Orange Institute of America
Iowa
Saengerbund of
Northwest
Colo
Young Peoples
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Colorado Springs
Manitou and
Pueblows
Iil
Advent Christian Church
Batty
G. P
Talitown
Pueblo
Glenwood
Springs
Salt Lake City
Odgen
Utah
Hot Springs
Spearfish
Deadwood
Custer
S. D
Sheridan
Wye
Aupuest
Young People’s Christian Union of the
Up.c Church of North America
Manitou
Pueblo Colo
E.G Fox
Agt
Northern Pacific Rail Excursions for Home Seekers
The Northern Pacific Railway offers Nome Seekers Excursions on the first and third Tuesdays monthly. Tickets from eastern terminals to points on main line and west branches to Aitkin and Little Falls, Minnesota, at one fare plus 200 for the round trip. The program allows settlers to visit locations, inspect land prices, and consider purchases in the northwest, promoted to young people seeking homes. For details contact G T D Rogers, Des Moines or Chas S Fee, St Paul. Wonderland 1900 tour book offered for six cents.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Aitkin
Little Falls
Minn
Northwest
Northern Pacific
TD Rogers
W. Locust St
Des Moines
St. Paul
Fee
Minnesota and North Dakota region claims and tourism pitch
The text extols Minnesota and North Dakota as vast lands with 54,000,000 and 45,000,000 acres, large lake and timber regions in Minnesota, the Red River wheat valley in North Dakota, and notes corn grows in both. It praises farming, stock raising, railways, churches, schools, health benefits, and offers a tourist book by Chas. S. Fec. Gen. Pass Agent for six cents.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Red River
Minnesota
North Dakota
Union
Chas. S Fec
Northern Pacific By
St. Paul
Minn
Washington agency promotes low fares to many destinations including Yellowstone
Travel agents of the Great Rock Island Route advertise opportunities for very low fare trips and special excursions through June to August. Highlights include first class Washington to Colorado points Salt Lake City and Ogden with a U P convention coach service to Denver. Also frequent trips to Paris and other Old World destinations with White Star Red Star American and International Transportation Co tickets on hand.
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Colorado Points
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Yellowstone National Park
Paris
White Star Line
Red Star Line
International Transportation Co
Montrose Bicycle
Montrose
Shelby
Messnger Hygiente
Ares
Chicago
J. L. Mead Cycle Company
Iil
Swedish Singers festival draws Rockford crowd
Rockford Illinois hosts the American Union of Swedish Singers festival with 10 000 Swedish citizens working for success across July 19 20 and 27. A Primghar Iowa rainfall report notes 12 65 inches in 12 hours, an Iowa record. Racine Illinois records police action after suspending John Goetz for disobedience.
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American Union of Swedish Singers
Des Moines
Primghar
O'Brien County
R. B. Bailey
Iowa
Racine
Ils
Fire and Police Commission
Schumacher
John Goetz
Goetz
Unfurnished Rooms For Rent Inquire At Journal Office
Lost and found notice from Clark & Co offering two unfurnished rooms for rent with a potential earnings note of $60 monthly after expenses. Permanent position not required. no experience needed. Inquiries directed to Clark & Co at 4th and Locust streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Clark &Co
4Th and Locust Sts
Phila
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