Thomas McCutcheon dies after illness in Camp Lecey
Thomas Curran McCutcheon son of Capt William R McCutcheon died at 6 am after two weeks of typhoid fever at Camp Lecey Okaloow. Born June 2 1886 he was 16 years 3 months old and a high school student. He played bass tuba in the U T band and was musician in Company D TN. He belonged to the Trinity Episcopal church and the Court of Honor. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm conducted by Rev Jos DeForest of Davenport. interment at Bim Grove Cemetery.
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Thomas Curran McCutcheon
Capt
William R Mc’ W'Cheon
Thomas
Camp Lecey
Okaloow
Thompe
Thie City
Die Nimnens
cMce
George
Alice
Ruth
Jos. DeForest
Davenport
Leterment Bim Grove Cemetery
Death of 18 month old Chas Swickhard near Dublin
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Swickard died this morning at five o'clock two miles southwest of Dublin. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at Litermont New Haven cemetery. Capt Lemon of Guthrie County, who served from private to captain of Co F 11th Iowa, is visiting local friends.
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Masson
Richmond
Kaw
Seceder Church
Frank Pearson
Pairfield
Parsons College
Geo. Stewart's
Fair Grounds
Orris
Columbus
Chas Swickhard
Charles Swickbard
Dublin
Litermont
New Haven Cemetery
Lemon
Guthrie Co
Co F 11Th
Lowa
Mercy Nantes Go with Hob
Forfeit posted in New York by Kid McCoy for a match with Bot Mtesim mone and a possible side bet if the bout is arranged. Also notes deaths and notices from Manila and St Paul, plus a congress nomination in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin.
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New York
Kid" McCoy
Mitch
Bowling Club Seeks Members At Alleys Tonight At 7 45
Notices urge all members of the Bowling Club to attend at the Alleys this evening at 7 45 for important business. Other items mention travels and events across Topeka Downey and Washington plus updates on local figures and national news.
Tarkington Keeps Mascot Kelkin for Six Cents
Indianapolis report recounts N Booth Tarkington offering a ten dollar reward for his dog Kelkin who wandered from his Lake Maxinkuckee home. A rustic returns the white dog after a roadside encounter, and Tarkington purchases Kelkin for six cents.
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Hooth Tarkington
Indianapolis
N. Booth Tarkington
Pete
Tarkington
Mickel
Bond Found in Daguerreotype Case Belongs to Mrs Martha Schnell
United States consul general in Frankfurt forwards a $500 bond, issued July 1 1867 with 28 coupons, to Mrs Martha Schnell of Bornheim near Frankfurt for redemption. The bond, discovered hidden in a daguerreotype case, bears Worcester Massachusetts origin and stopped accruing interest April 6 1870.
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Guenther
Frankfort
Main
Germany
Martha Schonell
Bornhein
Nine Men Arrested in Murder Case at Gmathe Umala Neb
Nine men were arrested at Gmathe Umala Nebraska for presence at the murder of Bart Caldwell a Union Pacific machinist amid strikers. Most are witnesses with one suspect Michael Spellman who allegedly struck the fatal blow. Other named arrestees include Roy Chadwick Charles Pospisil Jota Spetlan Jack Melwenna and John Kerrigan. Governor Is Investigating Chinese outrages Baker City Oregon prompt inquiry. Weston Howard and Maude Solt killed instantly by Northwestern train near Ralston while crossing tracks.
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Umala
Neb
Bart Caldwell
Union Pacific
Marder
Michael Spellman
Roy Chadwick
Spellman
Charles Pospisil
Jota Spetlan
Jack Melwenna
John Kerrigan
Marshalltown
Wil Inton Howard
Maude Solt
Gudden
Northwestern
Ralston
Treasury warrant sent to McKinley widow for royal salary
A treasury warrant for 330 800 was forwarded to Mrs Idas S McKinley widow of the late president for salary due July 1 the appropriation was made at the last session of congress. In St Louis Charles A Gutke one of five former members of the celestes charged with bribery and p orriety was informed of the fate of his 1 year old son who had been ill. In Muscatine La a saw mill owned by J H Kaiser Lumber Co was damaged by fire and the box factory employing 150 men destroyed. wind threatened the Muscatine Lumber Co mill with a loss of 40 000.
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New York
Winfield Reott Stratton
Colorado
Tahlona
Charlies Kk. Curiey
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Yonkers
N. Y
Luke Wheeler
Chicago
Elihu Root
Europe
King Leopold
Belgium
United States
Holland
Botha
de Wet
Delarey
Navy Department
Marine Band
Grand Army of the Republic
Connissioners of
Erse
United Kingdom
Dostmaster
Payne
Oyster Bay Islands
Washington
Treasury
Idas S. McKinley
St. Louis
Charles A. Gutke
Bers of Celestes
Muscatine, la
J. H. Kaiser Lumber Company
Muscatine Lumber Company
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Thomas McUtcheon
William McCutcheon
Choice Dry Wood
John Shields & Son
Harvey & Warfe Bakery
Chas. Hebener
Vermont
Tondre & Bens
Hugh Teeter
Homer Nichols
Samuel BK. Wenn
Riverside
Kellogg Agency
Harvey & Warfel
Henry Beatty
Howard, Kao
A. Beatty
Schreckengast
Keokuk
M. KE
Harvey & Wartel
Lemmon & Lewis
East Side
Kaye & Lytle
Telephone
East Side Square
Journal
E. C. Carris & CO
Temple Building
North Side
Mercy Nantes
Hob
Col. Raferty
Manila
William A. Rafferty
Pitth Cavalry
San Felipe
St. Paul
Melinehelia Mise
Mary T. Abrahamen
Mintonpolla
St. Luke's Hospital
Chippewa Palls
Wis
A. Rene
West Superior
Eleventh
Fou
Ipquire
the Journal
M Gallagher
Firat U Pehureh
Fou Sale
Ournal oMice
Iequire
ACA
Boone
The
Graham
W. C. Haynes
Topeka
R. T Wilson
Downey, la
Admiral
Mia Dewey
Pocono
John Alexander Dowle
James Oliver
Day Gould
Burlington
Salt Lake City
Rachel Thompson
Ainaworth
Mra WG Maoners
Crawfordsville
Miss Helle Cartwright
Ottaumwa
Harlington
Prince Sleary
Frederick the Great
Washhyden
Clara Th. Douglas
Cleveland
Cleveland Light
Sun
T. H. Chilcote
Washington, Iowa
Bement Steel Range
Mauck
Sington
Anouners
Mrs. Schnell
New Union
Gmathe
Adee
Oregon
Baker City
Ore
McKinley
Helen Blair
Iowa
Oquawks
Ketthburg
New Boston
Muscatine
Rock Island
Washington Street
W. G. Young, Jr
W. J. Young, Jr
Keithburg
Oquawka
Keithsburg
Young
W. A. Blair
W. W. Kinnear
Windsor Grocery
Doe Wah Jack
Beckwith
Dowagine
Beckwith's
Round Oak
Geo. Stewart
Miail
Malls Grape Tong
E. G. Garris & Go
Lombardo' S
M. Lombardo
Solbrig Repair Shop
Opera House
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