Remains of Mrs McFarland and Beauchamp Remains
Remains of Mrs. McFarland arrived from Algonatowa and were taken to her son Ed McFarland’s Daw son farm. She died March 22 after a long illness aged about 75, leaving five children. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Stella Beauchamp, former county teacher, died at 61. Her funeral was in Winfield with 75 teams in procession and Rev Dr Mo. Ewan officiating.
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Ed McFarland
Dawson Farm
Anna Vincent
Thad Vincent
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William
Colorado Springs
George
Texas
Mary Vinocent
Algona
Stella Beauchamp
J. O. Weldin
J.D. Lemon
R D. Lemon
Gus Ald
Winfield
Stella Bauchamp
North
Gus Anderson
Weldin
Lemons
Mo. Ewan
Presbyterian Church of
Beauchamp
Day of the City Contest Sparks Heavy Vote Across Wards
Election day opens bright with rain feared yet turnout high. Voters gathered early as 6 30 in districts one to four report totals by mid afternoon: First 116 Second 203 Third 246 Fourth 222. Third Ward hosts a fierce race led by William Paul Moothart with rivals predicting a loss. Judges and clerks named for ward contests as polls close at seven.
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Washington
Journal
Geo, Schneider
Harve Lease
J T. Anderson
M. ©. Slocum
A. K. Cunningham
Inquest Held as Child Buried in Elm Grove Grave
An inquest into the death of a found infant concluded with a jury verdict pending tonight. The child, found on freight No 9, was laid to rest in Elm Grove potter's field at 2 PM after embalming. Mothers or fathers are not identified. authorities suspect possible foul play and vow to pursue the case.
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Elm Grove
Potters
Reynolds
State Board of Health
Stewart
Thos, Allen
Hugh Teeter
Ira Bowman
Bubonie Plague Spreads in Cape Town March News
Cape Town reports continued bubonie plague spread with an official average of six new daily cases. Most victims are colored persons as authorities monitor the outbreak.
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Carnegie Interviewed on Southampton Visit and Gifts
Andrew Carnegie arrived on the St Louis in Southampton and spoke on his New York library gifts. He praised the Pittsburg workers for their donation, noting it alongside the New York library gift as meaningful. The Bank of England weekly statement shows reserve changes and a 50.48 percent reserve ratio.
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Andrew Carnegie
New York
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Carnegie
van Wyck
Pittsburg
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Bank of England
Evidence in Teachers Suit Recounts Corporate Valuations
In Springfield March 22 the Chicago Teachers Federation suit to compel assessments on Cook county properties heard testimony from corporate officers. Witnesses described dividends, stock values, and bond totals for Chicago City Railway, People's Gas Light and Coke, South Chicago City Railway, Edison, Chicago Traction, and General Electric. The trial discussed market values and stock par figures, with Wiley excused after contempt proceedings were dismissed.
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Ill
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Board of Equalization For
Cook County
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Thompson
TD. G. Hamilton
Chicago City Railway Company
People's Gas Light and Coke Company
New York
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Edison Company
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Bplectric Company
T. A. Wiley
People’s Gas Tight and Coke Company
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Queen Alexandra Departs for Copenhagen with King Edward
Queen Alexandra started for Copenhagen from London with King Edward accompanying her to Victoria station. He bade her farewell as she began her royal journey yesterday morning.
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Victoria Station
Steamer City of Poughkeepsie Sinks After Rocks Strike Near New York
The steamer City of Poughkeepsie ran aground at Stony Point near New York and sank, but all 159 passengers were saved. Four workmen were injured and an explosion in New York’s rapid transit tunnel narrowly avoided disaster.
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Classified Items and Notices From Journal Office
Various small ads for sale and rent items including a Winchester shotgun with leather case, mandolin, and a leather case. Rooms for rent on the square and furnished front room available. Wanted active person to collect with high salary and references. Lost steel spectacles found. Rental and house rental inquiries directed to Journal office Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Journal Office
Cahkarp—Phnton
Ekuquire
H. D. Mottmer
P. O
Cedar Rapids
Sagasta Tilts Against Clericals in Spain
Madrid reports that the government under Sagasta will end compulsory attendance in religious classes for state schools and universities. The move challenges clerical orders and aims to curb ultramontane propaganda while signaling a stronger liberal stance. In Chicago Levi Z Leiter wins a decree for 113000.78 against the estate of T Benton Leiter on an 1882 note secured by a mortgage.
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Senor Sagasta
Chicago
Levi Z Leiter
Stein
T. Benton Leiter
Levi Z. Leiter
Silas B. Cobb
Levi Z. Vetter
Typhoid Cases Linked to Contaminated Paris Water
A considerable number of typhoid fever cases in several Paris hospitals have been traced to bad water furnished to patients. The outbreak highlights public health risks tied to water supply management and hospital infection controls.
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