Nation Mourns Iowa State News In Brief
Special reports from multiple cities note Vice President Hobart died peacefully at 8 30 AM. In Brighton Mr Johnson was kicked by a Jersey cow breaking his leg in two places and later rested well. Chas Gustafson near Stuff Creek attempted to kill his family then fled and later surrendered after shooting himself. Frank Faber of Fairfax hanged himself after his wife died. H F Jones of Marshalltown is missing after paying workers with bad checks. creditors claim about 6000.
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Evening Journal
Brighton
Johnson
Boone
Chas. Gustafson
Stuff Creek
Cedar Rapids
Frank Faber
Fairfax
Mrs Carrie Powell Nears Fatal Self Harm in Dementia
In Oskaloosa Iowa on Sunday morning Carrie Powell wife of Minos Powell living near Eveland seven miles west of Haddyville attempted suicide during a dementia episode. She cut her throat from ear to ear nearly severing the windpipe and almost cutting the jugular vein. She remains alive but with slim chances of recovery.
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Oskaloosa
Carrie Powell
Minos Powell
Eveland
Haddyville
Gavel Presented to Henderson by Iowans
Iowa plans a historic and artistic gavel for Colonel D B Trenderson after election as speaker of the national house. The rosewood staff, brought from Admiral Montejo's flagship, will be mounted in solid gold with state and U S seals, costing 200 dollars. Governor Shaw will lead a Republican delegation to Washington for the presentation.
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Des Moines
Iowa
D. B. Trenderson
National House
Fifty-first Iowa Regiment
Admiral Montejo
Dewey
Manila Bay
Henderson
United States
Shaw
Washington
Battle reports from Ladysmith and mixed market notes
London dispatches note unconfirmed reports of a Ladysmith battle on November 15 with heavy Boer casualties and few British losses, plus a later claim of a heavier engagement. corroboration unavailable. The summary also lists Chicago hogs and cattle prices, East Buffalo live stock quotes, and St. Louis and Detroit grain figures for November 20.
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East Buffalo
Fast
Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Buck Rescued From Deep Pit Kills Hunters In Wisconsin
A deer trapped in a twelve foot hole dug by relic hunters was freed by chase and charged the hunters. A shot from J Hopkins ended the attack and the buck, praised as a fine specimen, was displayed at Devil's Lake Wisconsin.
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Devil's Lake
Wis
G. Turner
New Orleans
Henry Vehemeyer
T. Hopkins
Lake View Hotel
Wopkins
Hunter Kills a Panther Near St Joseph Michigan
In the wild hills south of St Joseph twelve miles farmers had feared a panther. James Woodward shot and killed the beast as it devoured a calf. The animal’s carcass was taken to Bridgeman causing excitement. The dense cover has long protected such predators.
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St. Joseph, Mich
John Croll
James Woodward
Bridgeman
No Rebs at Dagupan as MacArthur Prepares for Action
General MacArthur entered Dagupan with reconnaissance, finding no insurgents for four days and planning operations between Dagupan and Durban. Insurgents concentrate in Zambales and nearby areas while Spanish prisoners and former insurgent officers gather at Bayambang.
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Manila
MacArthur
Dagupan
Zambels
San Miguel de Camilang
Panique
Mangatarom
Muangularon
Bayabang
Durban
Bayambang
Tarlac
Zambales
Ortiz
Alejandrino
Benguet
Camilla
Lieutenant Gilmore
General Wheeler Renews Nonreturn to Congress and Philippine Policy
General Wheeler plans to write to President Mel kinley urging a House resolution on Philippine sovereignty to deter Aguinaldo and spare lives. In Topeka a local letter accuses Colonel Metcalf of shooting an unarmed Filipino prisoner at Caloocan, backed by two affidavits.
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MacArthur
Aguin Alde
United States
Metcalf
Metcois
Ferguson
Tusky
Elyria
Wilder Metcalf
Hall
Associated Press
Opera House
Wheeler
Congress
MelKinley
House of Representatives
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Cotta Bato
Mindanaa
Otis
Topeka
Kan
Lawrence
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Topeka Journal
Husky
Twentieth Kansas
Thirty-sixth Infantry
Caloocan
Germans Welcome Emperor and Empress at Windsor
The German emperor and empress arrived at Windsor amid cheering crowds as warships and forts fired salutes. The royal couple met the queen, toured Windsor Park and the armory, and shared a family dinner at the castle. The scene featured the queen’s prize cattle and decorations including union jack and German ensign. The day followed by political notes on the Democratic executive committee meeting in Milwaukee discussing the 1900 campaign and Chicago platform support.
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Windsor
Germany
Portsmouth
Marine Light Infantry
Willie
Miller
Windsor Castle
Windsor Par
Chicago
Jones
Johnson
Indictments Against Mrs Bamberger Declared Innocent Belief
Grand jury returned true bills accusing Mrs Henrietta Bamberger of first degree murder and related killings by drowning burning and unknown means. Also named are four men and women who allegedly died from operations and poison. Bamberger denies nurses conspiracy and claims witnesses are false.
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St. Louis
Henrietta Bamberger
Mary Holtcamp
Ida Zimmerman
Lydia Bressert
Walhelmina Spoeri
Rogers
Queen to Send Chocolate Tin Christmas Gift to South Africa Troops
London reports that at the Marquis of Lansdowne's suggestion the queen will present a tin of chocolate as a Christmas gift to troops serving in South Africa. The plan reflects a personal, morale boosting gesture amid ongoing duties and travel.
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London
Kentucky Goebel contest echoes in Democratic defeat plan
Frankfort reports reveal Democratic leaders concede Goebel ticket trails on face returns yet seek to discard Louisville ballots amid alleged interference by Bradley soldiers and tissue ballots in Johnson and Knox counties. Goebel managers plan no appeal on Nelson county reversal while pursuing fraud claims elsewhere. Des Moines notes rising doubt among Republican senators about Gear Cummins race. Iowa and Cast Heck details include forgery by a boy Sullivan in Clear Lake.
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Frankfort
Democratic State Campaign Committee
Taylor
Louisville
Bradley
Johnson
Knox
Kentucky
Goebel
Judge Jones
Glasgow
Nelson County
W. Pl” Taylor
W. PS
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Arkansas
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Alabama
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Nashville
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Massachusetts
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Canton, Ills
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Gray
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Copperas Creek
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Lyons, Ia
George Mealey
Sutton Stove Works
Frank Strohm
Lyons
Mealey
Indianapolis
Ottumwa
George W. Randall
Elmer Howard
Main Street
Randall
Tommy Atkins
Gear
A. B. Cummins
Harry Sullivan
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Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
Joseph Keck
Presipen
Frank Stewart
Vick
Chas.h. Keck
Casnimr
M. Keck
Casey Bros
Feed and Sale Stable
Hotel Allen
E. M. McConaughy
Orrion
Kleto's Clothing Store
Dor. J. R. Burroughs
Orrin
Southeast Corner Square
Columbia Corner
Washinton, LA
P. W. McElwain
Wasuinaron Lowa
Marsh W. Bailey
Opeice
City Tall
H. Sanford
Sala Stable
Elepthone
T. J. Dempsey
BES’ Coffee
National Bank
Noes
W. RK
Jeffrey
A. Anderson
J.T. Anderon
Washington County Savings Bank
Don General
Jon. Kuck
Pres
8. A. Wrere
Cashier, Co
H. Kwow
V. P.O. M. Knox
Ass't Cash
C. J. Wilson
Attorney At Law
Bear Alberson's Grocery
Temple Building
Washington, Towa
W. E. Anderson, M. D
Klein's Clothing
Ida Bailey
West Main Street
McClean
J. F. Poage
Osteopath
American School of Osteopathy
Pirst National Bank
Diamond
Gittine
West Delong’s
City Feed Store and Feed Yard
Frank Rowers
C. S. Lemmon
Prician
L. D. Robinson
East Side
Mr. Lemmon
Wm. Blair
A. H. Wallace
H. Keck
Frar Stewart
J. F. Henderson
W. H. Butterfield
Crall’s
Wastoston
Town
Weary & Haen
Freeport, Ills
Washington, Ia
Howard H. Hahn
T. YT
Teal Estate Public Office
Washingr
R. F. Riley
Sinoise
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