Iowa items of crime tragedy and weathered rescues
A long Iowa news roundup reports resignations at Annie 5 and George Redhead, gas incidents at Centerville, tuberculosis cullings at Cedar Rapids, fatal runaways near Oelwein, bank robber Bonnis Kellihan on trial at Fairmont, a Des Moines fire destroying Lathrop Rhoads MecCain stock, shootings near Solon and Hamburg blaze consuming Goldberg block, and various court actions including murder indictments and highwayman sentences.
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Annie
George Redhead
Deg Moines
Frank Frink
Geo. Payton
Centerville
Gibson
8. W. Baer
Cedar Rapids
Fairbanks
Oelwein
Ferdinand ‘Frink
Alrinik
Bonnis Kellehan
Sherburne
Mion
Fairmont
Kellihan
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Cronks
Clinton
Delancey
Rush
Lawler
Foley
Win Fountain
Arthur Magee
Ed Brown
Shenandoah
A. B. Stoddard
Stoddard
Byron Rice
Got
West Locust Street
Des Moines
Lathrop-Rhoads-MecCain Co
Andrew Bell
Reasoner
Young Bell
Bell
Alta
Flyer
Linn County
Joseph Birovy
Anne Molcts
Sher Liege Jord
Marion
TolAun County
Epworth League Stamer Assembly and Training School
Chautauqua
Colfax
Rock Island Railroad
Lucy Hobo
Oxford
Melle Sutliff
Miss Sutlitf
Dr Bobo
Miss Sutliff
Dr. Bobo
Mary Griswell
A. M. Lafferty
Ndayville
Park County District Court
Conrad
Mack Warrs
Harris
Wm. Harris
George Kunle
Holmes
Willian
Raul
Mack Harris
Nels Potts
Pleasant Hil
Hamilton County
Towa
National Butter Mualkers’ Association
Owstonna
Minn
Randall
Webster City
United States
H. N. Miller
Mmie
Grinnell
J. Newcomer
J. Paul
Mr. Paul
Newcomer
Mr. Newcomer
Mahaska County
George Natterfield
Wayland
George Golightly
Eddyville
Abe Lafferty
Arthur Epperson
Miss Criswell
Goldberg’s
Julian Hotel
Goldberg
Goldberg Department Store
Albert Griswold
Solon
Dowe
Montreal
James Scott
Ft. Madison
Jull
Crank Milmeler
Milmeler
Scott
Milmeier
Atlee
Milmeder
Keokul
Chiair
Henry Schultz
Milwauker Road
Fairfax
Aunt Wolf
Amamosa
Frank Waterlury
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Crete Occupied by Greece as Powers Intervene
Col Vassos proclaims Crete formally occupied by Greece with most of the island under Greek control. Greek forces seize two Turkish towers, while Britain and others push to halt troop landings. Crete’s defense increases as Greece advances, with international mediation and threats of naval action surrounding the incident.
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Vassos
Crete
Heraklion
Greece
Ruiz
Arvana
Leo
Olney
Lee
Congress Debates Treaty Abrogation and Bimetallism
Washington reports show Morgan urging abrogation of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty while Sherman objects in session. Senate advances bankruptcy and private pension actions as land and post office dismissals, nominations, and immigration debates unfold. House actions cover deficiency bills and Indian education provisions amid ongoing appropriations talks.
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Washington
Morgan
Sherman
Bse
Uae
Benolt
Amidon
North Yakota
Cameron
Greece
Crete
House
Iowa Patent Office Report Discusses Patent Scope and Public Domain
Drs Motus notes revised patent practice rules dated February 9 1897. The article explains the balance the office must strike between granting inventor rights and preserving public domain, compares patents to land deeds, and notes disputes over claims and valuations. It advertises free information on obtaining valuing and selling patents.
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Drs Motus
United States Patent Office
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Ralkis
Quotations Range on Board of Trade and McKinley Inauguration
Chicago February 19 The table lists today s board of trade price ranges. Springfield February 18 A Republican Senate caucus adjourned from February 26 to March 9 to allow members to attend President Elect McKinley s inauguration.
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Chicago Bourd of Trade
Chicago
Board of Trade
Bente
Springfield
Lil
Senate
McKinley
Milneis libel law repeal defeated in Wisconsin house
In Springfield Wisconsin on February nineteenth Revell’s bill to repeal the libel law failed 60 to 63 after changes to the emergency clause. Des Moines Iowa and Maines Iowa names appear in the brief items about local actions and assignments for creditors. Rear Admiral Edmund B Calhoun (retired) died suddenly at his residence in Washington Friday night of heart failure at age 76.
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Springfield
Revell
Reuwr
Carhoun Lend
Washington
Pel
Edmund &. Calhoun
Hove
Renata
Des Moines
Senate
Toerhnes
Puntishmotts
Glenwood
Dex Moines
House
Hill
Louit
Turks Defeated as Crete Union Threatens Balkans
A memorandum to King George warns Europe cannot cancel Crete's union with Greece. The National League pledges to spark uprisings in Macedonia and beyond if forced. A British cruiser blocked Thessalia from landing arms on Crete, fueling regional tension. reports say Turkish troops clashed with Greek insurgents near Naszlitza, with Turkish defeats and reinforcements sent.
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J. A. Gary
Baltimore
McKipley
Canton
Cretan
Turkey
Thessalian
Piraeus
Athens
Chicago
Denver
Senator Wolcott
Berlin
Arthur Duestrow
St. Louis
Union
Daestron
Cunea
Heraklion
Relimo
Qgreeks
W. P. St. John
Mercantile National Bank
New York
Democratic National Committee
Canea
Crete
Anl
Prince George
Canon
Prince Nicolas
England
Germany
Italy
Austria
Greece
Macedonia
The
National League
George
Delyannis
Europe
Turkish Troops Ordered Out
Salonica reports authorities ordered to arm and dispatch the reserve of third army corps to the Greek frontier.
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Salonica
Turkey
Stampede at Everett School Injures Seventeen Pupils
Fire caused panic as seven hundred pupils attempted to exit the Everett School in Northampton at 10 45 am. Seventeen children were injured in the stairway crush. Fire started from a waste paper basket in a recitation room. burned matches found nearby led fire officials to suspect mischief. An investigation may be called for.
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Darling
Beaton
Boston
Mass
Everett
Northampton
Mrs Gougar Urges Equal Suffrage Before Indiana Court
Mrs Helen Gougar argued before the Indiana Supreme Court with all five justices present claiming women have equal rights to vote.She contends the issue rests with the courts not the Constitution and asserts no constitutional bar to female suffrage while male misinterpretation has unjustly denied women the ballot.
Carnegie Invader Grabs Rail Market Abroad
Pittsburgh Feb 22 The Carnegie Steel Company confirms it has broken into English manufacturing territory by securing export orders for 100000 tons of steel rails to England. The firm also booked 11000 tons for Japan and 30000 to 35000 tons more from other foreign buyers, signaling a shift away from English rails.
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Carnegie
Great Britain
Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
England
Carnegie Company
Japan
American Ax and Tool resumes full operations after shutdown
The American Ax and Tool Works in Douglass Mass has resumed full operations on short time. It reports sufficient orders to sustain production for several weeks. In Chicago murder case Daniel McCarthy, who confessed and pled guilty to killing his wife, was hanged.
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Ast
Douglass
Mass
Ax and’ Tool Works
Heen
Chicago
Daniel McCarthy
Coagh County
Kentenced to Death in Maine for Daughter’s Murder
John Hunt, found guilty of shooting his 16 year old daughter in a drunken rage, has been sentenced to be hanged on March 26 in Columbia Maine. In Kansas, resubmission of the liquor question fails in the legislature as a joint resolution to submit to voters likely dies for lack of two thirds.
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Kentenced
Columbia
John Hunt
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Reed
Congress
Senate
Butter Makers Convention Draws Larger Attendance in Owatonna
Feb 18 records show a strong turnout at the butter makers convention in Owatonna Minnesota. W Ludendorf secretary reports a gratifying association condition and urges employment reforms for butter makers as Cedar Rapids session notes 284 members.
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Owatonna
Minn
W. Ludendorf
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines Legislature Delays Enforcing Local Laws
Des Moines reports show the legislature debating election law changes and special charter city protections. Amendments set polling hours, ballot printing rates, and voting methods while other bills address dentistry, railways, property rights, and feeble minded institutions.
Early Christian Growth Amid Persecution and Simon the Sorcerer
The Acts text describes Saul’s persecution, scattering believers from Jerusalem to Judea and Samaria, Philip’s ministry in Samaria, miracles and conversions, and the emergence of Simon the Sorcerer. It contrasts true Christianity—growth, breadth, power, joy, discipline—with Simon’s false disciplehood and attempted purchase of the Holy Spirit.
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Samaria
Saul
Judea
Stephen
Philip
Sammaria
Christ
Simon
Samarlay
Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
Peter
John
Jesson
Euch
Dominic
Calvin
Servetus
New England
Ike Paul
Jesus
Judean
Antioch
America
Japan
Bimon
Gan
Mercer Beasley Chief Justice of New Jersey Dies at 81
Mercer Beasley chief Justice of the supreme court of New Jersey died Friday at his home in Trenton from pneumonia he was 81 years old.
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Tualled Beastey
Trenton
N.J
Mercer Beastey
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Thidely
Consul Jones Impresses Queen Margherita in Rome Visit
The Washington Post profiles Col. Wallace S. Jones United States consul general in Rome and a Floridian with a decade in Italy's consular service. His quick wit at court earned praise from Queen Margherita who remarked Florida as the Italy of America and rewarded him with a gracious smile.
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Consul
Florida
Italy
America
Europe
Health and Beauty Hints for Hands and Hair Care
Nighttime gloves can yellow hands and harm skin. Vaseline stains skin. glycerin and lemon juice soften and whiten. Equal parts mix aids chapped hands. A fragrance lotion uses cologne and belladonna to curb perspiration. For white mouth sores, steep god thread in warm water with honey and rinse every half hour. vaseline protects hair roots from shedding. brushing the hair nightly and daily keeps it soft, avoid borax on the hair to prevent fading.
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