Death of Mrs Agnes Watt remembered by church elders
News of the death of Mrs Agnes Hammond Watt reached the city with details of her long service in the Freedmen's work. A former Americus resident and Knoxville College trainer, she died March 1 1901 after years of illness. Her son John Wait and daughter Jessie Wait survive.
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Agnes Hammond Watt
United Presbyterian Churches
Americus
Kansas
United Presbyterian
Jesus
R. J. Hammond
Aggie Hammond
Washington
Iowa
Memphis
North
Natchez
J. W. Wait
Childrn
Knoxville College
Mrs Wait
Kooxville College
J. S. McCulloch
Eliza B Wallace
Agnes Wait
The
Southern Railroad
Chattanooga, Tenn
Jessie Wait
Stewart's Pharmacy Promises Free Sample Pile Cure
An old advertisement touts a free sample of a pile cure with each package and a positive guarantee no cure no pay priced at 50 cents. Stewart's Pharmacy markets the product to customers seeking relief.
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Rector
Stewart's Pharmacy
Dancing Party at Phonix Hosts Out of Town Guests
The Tuesday Night Club held a lively dance at Phonix last night with good music and a pleasant party. Guests included Fred Smith of Richland and Fred Geisler of Muscatine.
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Fred Smith
Richland
Fred Geisler
Muscatine
Miller Hickman Company Delights Audiences With A Legal Adviser
Last Night's show by the Miller Hickman Company drew a fair crowd with the comedy A Legal Adviser and three laughing acts. Saturday they close here with Kathleen Mavourneen in the Irish play. Seats are on sale at Bowland Shields.
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Miller. Hickman
Kathleen Mavourneen
Bowland & Shields
Thugs Run to Earth After 10 Hour Farmington Shootout
Three robbers named Williamson Taylor and Smith from Port Huron eluded a 400 man posse during a ten hour raid spree in North Farmington. Williamson believed fatally wounded from gunfire. The trio surrendered after hours of gun battles and were jailed in Pontiac.
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Farmington
Mich
North Farmington
Jean Williamson
John Taylor
George Smith
Port Huron
Williamson
Hi. Richmond
Frank White
J. W. Brewster
Pontiac
Henderson Confessed Written by His Lynchers
John Henderson burned by a mob in Corsicana district confessed in writing to killing a white woman north of Corsicana after noon on the sixth instant. He claimed no one present but the woman and her two children, and that he killed to avoid arrest. He also admitted a prior murder in Marlin for which he served five years. He said he did not want to be burned.
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Carsicane
Tex
John Henderson
Corsicana
Kalona News Roundup March 14 Iowa City visitors and elections
Calibre of notes from Kalona on March 14 reports visitors from Iowa City and Washington, a quiet school election with Dr. Allen and W. J. Spracek elected to the school board, illness updates on Roy Benz and Mrs. Morgan, travel to Fairfield and Wellman, and local telephone line talks with Thos. Dupuis. Also mentions a new furniture store in France and social party for Miss Jamison of Oskaloosa.
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Garretson
Iowa City
Miss Emmons
Dr. Allen
W. J. Spracek
Roy Benz
Dr. Parks
Brighton
Mrs. Morgan
W. R Newland
Fairfield
Harry Newland
Fred Taylor
Wm. Hyde
Godwin
Washington
William and
Guy Thompson
H. A
T. I. McMillan
Reuben Menefee
Crawfordville
Tom Morgan
W. L. Derby
John McCreedy
Ora Turner
Omar Reynolds
Gray
Rob Richardson
Kansas
M. Starr
Richland
Farmers Mutual Telephone Company
Thos. Dupuis
Wellman
Maud Wilson
Sarah Jamison
Oskaloosa
Weeks' Break-up-A-Cold-Tab lets
Stewart's Pharmacy advertises Weeks Break-up-A-Cold-Tab at 25 cents with a cheerful promise of a refund if it fails to cure the cold.
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Stewart’s
Judge Dewey Seeks State Supreme Bench Nomination
The announcement of Judge AR. Dewey for the state supreme bench is met with strong support across districts. Backed by the Sixth and First districts, his tenure on the bench and a key Titus amendment decision bolster his candidacy and popularity statewide. Babcock & Son shipped one car load of hogs to Chicago yesterday.
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AR. Dewey
Supreme Bench
Washington County
Dewey
Matters Judicial
Judge Seevers
Beck
Keokuk
Titus
Supreme Court
Okaloosa
Babcock & Son
Chicago
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Philosophy of Civilization
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Walther
Washington, Iowa
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Detroit
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William Harris
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Brazil
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Manila
United States Volunteers Infantry
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Mansfield Reformatory
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Charles Ward
Centerville
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Kokomo
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South Bend Tribune
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L. J. Derby
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Chas. Strohm
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Keota
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Keiser
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Chicago-Rockford
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