Resignation of Wyndham Shakes Irish Governance
Premier Balfour announced Wyndham the chief secretary for Ireland has resigned. The move comes after intense pressure and a split among Ulster and Irish Unionists, with Redmond predicting government weakness and the likely rise of Long as a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyndham
Antony P. MacDonnell
Lord Leutenant
Ireland
Wrnodham
Balfour
Walter Long
Local Government Board
South Africa High Commissioner Debate Stirs British House
In the House of Commons Swift MacNeill urged adjournment to condemn Lord Selborne’s record as high commissioner, citing his tenure as under secretary during the Jameson raid and pre Boer War friction. Balfour and Chamberlain defended Selborne as the government’s majority stood with 58. In navy estimates debates George McCrea urged talks with foreign powers on naval arms reduction, but the motion failed with a government majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Swift Mac Neill
Lord Selborne
South Africa
Transvaal
MacNeill
Premier Balfour
Joseph Chamberlain
Balfour
Lord Milner
MacNeil
Chamberlain
George McCrea
Minister at The Hague Resigns and Ill Health Sows Delay
The president accepts the resignation of Stanford Newel United States minister at The Hague, requested by Newel due to his wife illness. He will stay three months longer or until successor Dr. David Jayne Hill, currently minister to Switzerland, is relieved.
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Hague
Washington
Stanford Newel
United States
The
Newel
David Jayne Hill
Switzerland
Oldest Iowa Editor G W Hunt Dies in Sioux City
Sioux City March 7 G W Hunt claimed to be Iowa s oldest editor died of pneumonia in a hospital. He edited the Siftings of Sioux Ia a noted publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
G. W Hunt
Iowa
Siftings
Saux
The County News The Day Where The People Go
The Day The people go to the county meeting to discuss local affairs and upcoming events at the town hall. Officials, residents, and reporters gather to hear updates on services and community priorities for the month.
Richmond Telegram Social News March 6 Rich summary
Mrs John Bopp ill and Mrs Lena Dobi Simon gravely ill. Grandma Kos weakening. Mrs Weiss to move to Iowa City after safe day. Will Kern lost a horse. Geo Saur horse ill. Mrs Lona Kron and Baltas Morhoffer visit from Europe. George Strabala buried in Iowa City after Catholic service. age about 45, lifelong Richmond resident, died unmarried. Local families visit and work noted. dancing party at Frank Chabal’s. Horeshowsky Bros. sawing wood. Miles Hole sells hogs. Tobin Whitakre busy with shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bopp
Lena Dobi Simon
Grandma Kos
Weiss
Iowa City
Will Kern
Geo. Saur
Lona Kron
Baltas Morhofer
Europe
George Strabala
Maggie Bush
Henry Destrute
John Evening
Jos
Shalla
Kos
Anthony Kupka
Tony Shalla
Jank Shebek
New Boy
John Shebek
Riverside
Frank Chabal
Samuel Rogers
Horeshowsky
Miles Hole
Tobin & Whitakre
Marriage Invitations for Grace Nicholson and Herman Twinam
March 15, 1905 wedding at the Nicholson home announced for Grace Nicholson of Washington and Herman Twinam of Crawfordsville. The notice notes prior social events and surrounding travel, with others visiting Washington and area residents including J M Pearson, M L Miller, and J F R Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Hammes
Washington
J. MH. Pearson
J. E. Adams
T. J. Nicholson, Jr
Grace
Herman Twinam
Crawfordsville
M. L. Miller
M. L. Olds
Wapello
Local Socials and Hotel Repairs Hit Keota Scene
Mrs Lee Stewart traveled to Sigourney for an evening party hosted by her sister Miss Lottie Dupuis. Miss Laura plans to join tonight. Miss Willa Jones arrived from Sigourney for a social visit. The Columbian Hotel remains closed for repairs. Mr and Mrs 1 Dupuis of
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Lee Stewart
Sigourney
Lottie Dupuis
Laura
Willa Jones
Columbian Hotel
1. Dupuis
Rathbone Sisters Dinner Set for Tomorrow Evening
Sigourney residents note a city visitor Saturday. The Rathbone Sisters announce their annual dinner will be held tomorrow evening. A son was born Sunday morning to Rev and Mrs Hanley.
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Sigourney
Rathbone Sisters
Hanley
Brighton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Funeral
Miss Nellie Kyle spent Sunday with friends in Richland. Miss Burnice Wade of Richland visited Jake Fox home here. King Cornell returned from Fairfield Saturday night. The funeral of Maggie Downs was held Sunday afternoon at 2 from the family residence conducted by Rev. A B. Cornell. Burial in Brighton cemetery. Miss Nellie McCart visiting Batavia friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Kyle
Richland
Burnice Wade
Jake Fox
King Cornell
Fairfield
Maggie Downs
A. B. Cornell
The
Christian Church
Brighton
Nellie McCart
Batavia
Pleasant Hill Social Notices Roundup
Grace Pratt visited Frank Stewarts in West Chester from Thursday to Saturday. Mr and Mrs Robert Kephart and family spent Sunday at John Aill house. About thirty neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs Mart Stiles Saturday evening. Oysters were served and all had a fine time. The Stiles will move to the Enoch Winters place southwest of Washington. John Pratt and daughter Grace visited Norm Pratts Sunday. A purse was raised for Mrs Maggie Kephart. gifts were bought by Mrs Villa Swift. Mrs Ben Miller stays with her sister-in-law Mrs J A Hillhouse who is ill. Continued on page.
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Grace Pratt
Frank Stewart
West Chester
Robert Kephart
John Aillhouse
Mart Stiles
Iowa Patent Record Listings for 28th Volume
Patent Attorney R W Bishop cites multiple Iowa filings with numbers from 783,543 to 783,938. Inventors include S N McClean in Washington and locals such as G P Sampson Kellogg John Werner Dubuque D E Rob erts Fort Dodge A O Tabor Waterloo Florence M Richmond Malvern H D Lentz Fremont Belle Mumby Manchester and Ehlert Coon Rapids.
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R. W. Bishop
Washington
DD. C
Iowa
S. N. McClean
G. P. Sampson
Kellogg
John Werner
Dubuque
D. E. Roberts
Fort Dodge
A. O. Tabor
Waterloo
Waterloo Automatic Stone Machine Co
A. A. Hanson
Decorah
E. K. Myers
Preston
L. D. Smith
Clinton
E. E. Miller
New Hamp
Florence M. Richmond
Malvern
H. D. Lentz
Fremont
Sadiron Belle Mumby
Manchester
X. Wi Ehlert
Coon Rapids
Hyomei praised as cure for catarrh in Washington reader letter
A Washington reader extols Hyomei for curing catarrh and urges others to try the treatment. The letter, attributed to George W. Carpenter of Vincent Ohio, claims the remedy cleanses air passages and offers a complete outfit for one dollar with extra bellows at fifty cents. The note closes with a pharmacy sales pitch and a local social item about the Misses Orris returning from Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Carpenter
Vincent
Ohio
Columbia Pharmacy
Taxes Pay Your Taxes Delinquent April First
Delinquent taxes due by April 1 as notices issued by J. and Shearer Treas. receivers.
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J. &. Shearer
Treas
Local and visiting residents noted in Crawfordsville
Yesterday several locals and visitors were recorded in Crawfordsville. A. Essley visited Crawfordsville on business while Chas. Davis traveled to Keota and Col. I. J. Palmer left for Des Moines after a weekend at home. Others including R. Maxwell and O. P. Dede visited Winfield, J. A. Y. Ashby conducted business here, and R. Malin with wife visited from Columbus Junction. Typhoid illness afflicted Ralph Kunath junior, son of agent Kunath.
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Alien DeLong
Baby Claus
A. Essley
Crawfordsville
Chas. Davis
Keota
G. T. Auld
R. Maxwell
O. P. Dede
Winfield
J. A. Y. Ashby
R. M. Wilson
Burlington
A. E. Forgey
Wm. Ladders
Wayland
Col
J. Palmer
Yes Moines
Ralph Kunath
Agent Kunath
The
R. Malin
Columbus Junction
E.C . Pulver
Lila Fulton
D. L. Baird
Fairfield
Mrs. Chatfield
W. L. Strain
la Plata
Hall's Catarrh Cure sworn to by Cheney firm
Frank J. Cheney and F. J. Cheney & Co. swear oath in Toledo Ohio that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The remedy is taken internally and claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Notary public A W Gleason notes the affidavit dated December 6, 1886. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Trinity Church Lenten Services Plan for Lent
Ash Wednesday morning March 8 at 10:00 includes Celebration of the Holy Communion. Evening prayer and sermon at 7 30. Lent services on Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 30. Make a definite plan for Lent if you wish the season to be of real help to you. R G Jones D D 1721 Rector of Trinity Parish.
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R. G. Jones
Trinity Parish
Startling mortality warning touts Dr King’s New Life Pills
Statistics warn of fatal appendicitis and peritonitis and promote Dr King’s New Life Pills as the sole remedy. M Flannery of 14 Custom House Place Chicago endorses them as unequaled for constipation and biliousness. 25c at J H Stewart’s druggist.
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Dr. King
M. Flannery
Custom House Place
Chicago
J. H. Stewart’s
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London
Mafer
John Redmond
Associated Prose
Downing Street
Redmond
Long
Antony Macdonnell
Beme
the County News
Journal
Richmond
Ainsworth
Ha! Sands
A.S. Bailey
G. G. Ebner
Ella McCreedy
Guy Dillon
W. T. Trotter
J. F. R. Leonard
Jess E. McGuire
Clio
Pleasant Hill
Patent Report
Kind Hearted
Ohioa
Mr. Carpenter
Hyomei
Orris
State of
Fas Abe
Neessary
Fenner
M. M. Fenner
Fredonia, N. Y
Dr. Fenner
Henry Zurreoveste
Muncie, Ind
J. E. Lemmon
J. H. Stewart
RED Oak Rug CO
Turner's
W. A. Turner
Trinity Church
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