Statement Denial on Papal Nominations Report
Rome May 31 The Daily Mail London report that the pope will nominate Hoy Keane of Dalbuque Ta to succeed Archbishop Corrin of New York is unfounded. May 31 Mrs M K Rowley wife of Alexander Rowley dies at Litchfield aged 61. Civil War Union nurse served at St James hospital New Orleans later at barracks in city.
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Rome
The
Daily Mail
London
Hoy Keane
Dalbuque
Corrl
New York
Tatehfield
Me K. Rowley
Alexander
Litchfield
St. James Hospital
New Ork
City
Rowley
Baseball Scores From The Days Ball Playing Aggregations
Scores from Chicago dated June 2 show fast-paced baseball across leagues. Highlights include Cincinnati 8 at St Louis, Brooklyn 2 at Boston, and Philadelphia 8 at New York with several rain-shortened games noted. Also reports on Barrows illness and long-time Duluth settler Judge Dunphy's death.
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Chicago
St. Louie
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Rooklyn
Roston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
Pitteboro
Washington
Detroit
St. Doula
Baltimore
Cleveland
Baltimore &. Association
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Indianapolis
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Columbus
Dolado
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Milwaukee
St Paul
Columbuse
Toledo
Louisvile
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Des Moines
St. Joseph
Colorado Springs
Denver
Teoria
Omaha
Sumlich
Terms of Peace Between Boers and Mosilik
London June 2 Special to Jour Nal The terms of peace laid out in Parliament end hostilities with Boer and British forces. Boers lay down arms surrender rifles and munitions. Prisoners repatriated with liberty and property intact. Dutch taught if desired and used if needed. Military occupation ends and self government returns. No tax on Transvaal to fund war. Three million pounds to restock farms. Rebels tried under local laws. Rank and file disfranchised for life. Death penalty not applied.
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London
Moaglieh
House of Commone
Electrical Storm Strikes Crawfordsville Telegraph Wires
A severe electrical storm hit Crawfordsville on June 2 at 9 30 in the morning. Lightning struck the south of the Sh N W depot, snapping wires and tearing the window pane. The depot telephone line also burned out its insulated wires and a tree near the depot bore a burned line. No other damage reported.
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Crawfordsville
Dr. H. Fox
Bride Elect Vera VanSickle Honored At Pre nuptial Breakfast
Alice Fluke hosted a pink and white decor pre nuptial breakfast for Vera VanSickle. Guests at a long table enjoyed a four course meal served by Mrs Sproull, Emma Skinner and Chas Keck. Tokens included pink carnation plate favors and guests hemmed tea towels for the bride elect. Miss Hattie Junkin attended as out of town guest.
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Mies Vers VanSickle
Allice Fluke
Mise Hattie Junkin
Wanted and For Sale Classified Fragments
A collection of terse notes lists a farm work placement for a boy, a second hand go cart for sale at 400 dollars, a lost breast pin with amethyst pearls, a nine room house for rent, a job as a compositor, and a small gray mare with a dark mane reported to the Journal office. Names and places include Hurtington Iowa and Tabor-Horns Co.
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Addrews Tabor-Horns Co
Hurtington, Iowa
Baird and Johnston Grocery Urges Ticket Holders to Claim Prizes
Ticket holders at the Baird and Johnston Grocery are urged to present their tickets at the store before next Saturday evening to claim prizes.
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Baird & Johnston
Kisses at Johnsons Tomorrow and Local Arrivals
Local notices report Kisses at Johnsons tomorrow. L D Higgins to leave for Ft Scott with eight companions seeking lands. J M Statten returned from Hollenberg, Kansas to visit his father. Judicial convention scheduled day after tomorrow in Grinnell. Louie Branson of J B Cratt dry woods store off duty for sickness. Mrs Hattie Michael of Dowagiac Mich visits briefly. Mrs Barton and family depart for Ottumwa to visit friends. Mrs B Mary Demarce and Mr Martin head to Texarkana and Sigourney after visiting Jess Demarce. A phonograph luncheon given by Mrs Schuyler Livingston. Howard Wilson returned to Clinton after visit. The trip involves a potential relinquishment sale of half a quarter section with offers noted.
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L. D. Higgins
Ft Scott
J.M. Statten
Hollenberg
Kansas
Grinnell
Louie Branson
J. B. Cratt Dry Woods
Thornburg
Schuyler Livingston
Howard Wilson
Clinton
City
Burglars Steal Watch From Keota Resident
In Keota last night burglars broke into M. H. Wolters home and stole a watch valued at 84000. No other valuables were taken. An attempt to break into a second house failed as the thieves fled. The watch case number is 220% and works number 1688085.
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Keota
M. H Wolters
Lady fingers at Johnsons and rural carriers’ second year
The rural route carriers began their second year of work this morning and report a good bet year. Roads have been better than expected and the carriers have progressed well. A salary raise issued a few months ago boosted morale toward Uncle Sam. Mrs. Chas. F. Conger and Grace visited Keota Saturday. Gilbert Fisher, who played clarinet with the High School band Friday, returned to Brighton Saturday.
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Samuel
Gilbert Fisher
Brighton
Social gathering by Christian Endeavor at Shields home
The Christian Endeavor society of the First Presbyterian church will hold a Tuesday social at the home of Mr and Mrs Milan Shields on North Second avenue. All young people of the congregation are urged to attend.
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Christian Endeavor Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Milan Shields
North Second Avenue
Marriage Quietly Bonds Cressy and Bidwell at Coppock
Saturday evening at the A. 8. Fol wer residence the marriage of Wm Cressy and Grace Bidwell of near Coppock took place at 8 50. Only Mr and Mrs Ward Easley attended as witnesses. Mrs Kesley and Grace Bidwell are sisters. The public congratulates.
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A. 8
Folwer
Wm Cressy
Grace Bidwell
Near Coppock
Ward Easley
Kesley
Mise Bidwell
Emigrants Pour Into New York As Homestead Excursion Sells Out
The Chicago Chronicle reports over 30,000 arrivals in New York the past week and Saturday, with 95,000 more on the way to the northwest and Canada. Howe's excursion offers first class quarter sections in South West North Dakota for a round trip of 22.55 and 2.00 to Bismarck. A chafing dish party hosted by Mrs. Harry Montgomery honored Mrs. Clarence VanSickle of Sioux City Friday.
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New York
The
Chicago Chronicle
Northwest
Canada
Howe
S. W. North Dakota
Bismarck
Harry Montgomery
Clarence VanSickle
Sioux City
Marvard Defeats Yale in Intercollegiate Meet at Berkeley Oval
Marvard beat Yale to win the intercollegiate athletic meet with a total score of 34 to 34? Wait.
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New York
Flaroward
Yale
Berkeley Oval
Heavy rain floods Burlington crops and homes
In Burlington Iowa on June 2 the city suffered the heaviest rain of the year with estimates from six to eight inches. The downpour damaged crops and residence property throughout the area.
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Katy
Oqnee
Burlington
Papal Delegate Named for United States Mission
Rome reports Monsignore Merry Del Val will serve as the papal delegate to the United States. A fire in the Miller building Milwaukee causes about 25000 dollars in damage. Major Berthelot injures a leg during Rochambeau statue dedication events. St Louis grand jury alleges fifteen years of rot in city government. President orders regu lar army reduced to 66497 men. France experiences occasional bloody clashes with Algerians.
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Rome
Monsignore
Merry del Val
United States
Miller
Miwaukee
Berthelot
Burgere
Le-Camp
St. Louis
Rumors and Commentary on Cuba and Congress
Cuban independence is treated as a myth under strong U S guardianship with Platt amendment rights influencing policy. The piece notes potential Cuban revolution and U S intervention, plus rumor-driven veto talk on river and harbor and public building bills. It covers Perkins defense of the House and Gallagher sent to Martinique for volcano relief supplies.
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Perkins
House
Carthbees
Washington
United States
Cuba
Congress
Auto goes its own way in fatal Staten Island speed trial
An automobile in a high speed trial on Staten Island veered out of control and crushed into a crowd. One man died and several spectators were seriously injured. Drivers W. Baker and Edward Delxer were arrested on homicide charges with bail set at 5000 each. The victims include Andrew Featherston who died instantly, Captain Thomas Taylor, Mrs Louise Johnson, John Prick, Mrs Ellen Hay, Patrick Kenny, and John Bogart with injuries reported.
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Staten Island
W. ©. Baker
Baker Motor Vehicle Company
Cleveland
Iis
Edward Delxer
Andrew Featherston
Thomas Taylor
Louise Johnson
John Fo Prick
Ellen Hay
Patwrick Kenny
John Bogart
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G W. Howr
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Christian Endeavor Social
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