Mrs Ella Young Hall Heads Home After Visit
Mrs Ella Young Hall and her children left Colfax this morning with Mrs J A Young for Columbus Junction to visit Mr Hall's parents before returning home. They were accompanied by Mrs J A Young. Patrol officials note rumors of a Rock Island depot hold up circulating in out of town papers but deny any incident.
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J. A. Young
Columbus
Junction
Mr. Hall
Colfax
Dempsey
Rock Island Depot
Convention Braces For McKinley Nomination Showing
St Louis June 18 delegates press ahead on platform as gold standard stance and silver plank spark debate. Teller substitution and Foraker actions shape votes with Moran and Lodge presenting Reed and McKinley names amid staggered roll calls and state withdrawals.
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Minoriy
Tellar
California
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Idaho
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Nevada
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Arizona
Mexico
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Hobart
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Evening Journal
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Thurston
Republican Party
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John M. Baldwin
Allison
Iowa
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Reed
Maine
Lodge
Littlefield
M'Kinley
Kegins
America
Georgia
Mehkintey
Assassin of Officer Neibert Believed Found
Reports from Louisa county claim the murderer of Officer Neibert is located in the Iowa river bottom. Officials expect a descent on the hiding place and the capture of the suspect, with news likely to be announced by morning.
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Louisa County
Neibert
Lowa
Muscatine
McKinley Leads Delgates in Quay Ballot Amid Challenges
The report shows McKinley leading delegate counts across multiple states with varying tallies such as Missouri 340 and New York 64 while votes from Florida Georgia Illinois Mississippi and others face challenges. Quay and Reed appear in competition with Morton and McKinley receiving significant support in several regions.
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Alabama
Morton
Reed
McKinly
California
Mckee
Colorado
Georgia
McKinley
Florida
Greorgia
Ilinois
Idaho
Minnesota
Missouri
Allison
Mississippi
New York
Fire mistaken for blaze at Stinson’s grocery store
Ward and Marshal Heath, during rounds on the east side of the square, mistook a stove fire at M. Stinson’s grocery for a blaze and forced entry. They found only a small stove fire, yet acted to prevent danger on a Wart simmer night. The incident was noted in Richland Herald. A Graham Theatre note reviews L' Article 47 at The Graham with Miss Sadie Marley and George Klint praised. Mr. C. W. Mills bought seventeen head of horses near Washington at 1400. horses 5 to 6 years old, average 1550 pounds, all unbroken, now at Mills’ barn. Mrs. Everson sent a full-blood fox terrier from Columbus, Wis. for protection in case of mischief.
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Ward
Jack Heath
Graham
Sadie Marley
George Klint
C. W. Mills
Beach
Washington
Reverend Davidson Leaves for Chicago Visit
A quick note reports Rev A L Davidson departed last night for a brief Chicago visit. The item also mentions medical claims for Clover Root Tea and Karl's Clover Root Tea as remedies, with sales pitches by E C Carris & Ga, and Miss Cowan returning home from Riverside where she taught.
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Rev. A. L. Davidson
Chicago
Cowan
Riverside
Karl
E. C. Carris & Ga
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