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17-As result Of NoesdaI, Norway. ava
lanche. SO persisted; caused big tidal wave.
Feb. 6~-Procurator General Of inlan as
Mar. 6rSteamer IN Osaka, Japan harbor,
sinks. 107 drowning.
I'll G. Paget, marquis Of Angelsey. dies
at Monte Carlo.
24-Jules Verne, novelist. dies at Amiens.
France. aged T....Azpiroz. Mexican am
b~assador, dies in Washington.
Apr. NEARLY 10000 are dead in India
May s-Portugal and Norway Sign arbitra-
Jun. ,6-crown Prince VIM. and Duchess Co.
celia wed at Berlin I'm. Delcasse resigns
as foreign minister Of France.
5-Norway sewers relations with Sweden.
dcposins kinR Oscar.
Jul. 4-Swedish army ordered to mobilize.
2.Bomb thrown at sultan Of Turkey at
ConstantinGpl Attempt falls. but "a per-
25-6wedish cabinet resigns.
Aug. New Swedish cabinet selected.
man ana Marquis Ito. Martialiaw declared.
9-Italy earthquakes fatal to 1900. rfs
l2gToso's flaEship Mikasa blown up at
quake; hundreds Of lives lost.
invites powers to peace conference
ticles. agreeing to sever union.
Oct. Fire at Hiroshima. Japan, destroys
q buildings: loss $4,000 900.
l2-Prince Troubetskoy. Russian liberal.
suddenly al Brad1srd. Eng ae'0r' o'sa
z7-Prince Charles Of Denmark selected Tor
Nov. s-sir Geo Mniiams. founder Of Z.
M. G. A., dies in London.
n-Count Of. Flanders dies In Belgium,
leaving rim Albert heir e throne.
burns. SO DYING. German Tornado hoa 4
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l21Er,Goy; silas CARRIER. Of Nebraska. at
Feb. bBrig. Gen. Smith at Fairmont, w.
Va....Banker Beckwith, of Oberlin, o.,
prominent In Chadwick case.
s-Admiral Crosby, U. 8. N, retired, at
lo.c. II. Hackley. Muskegon. Mich. bene.
l2--Ex-Cong. Meyers, Pa. at Philadelphia.
14-F. Il. F~alkenburg, head World Wood
men consul. penyer, Col, at Los Angeles.
lt-Gen. Lew Wallace at Crawfordsville.
Eft; Rev. McLaren. Of Chicago. in New
a.Sonsressman n. r, Otis a. r, At
aD DsavI ks!'s Iii m%., sss%.Il. f Ssas sDsiF'a; Hs.: 4.
ex-governor, at Groton; aged 81,
Mar. 1-Mrs.sJ. l.. Stanford dies BY poison
In Honolulu, wife OF Senator STANFORD,
founder Of Stanford university. Geo.
Rice. oil operator. at Asbury PIX, N. =.
2-Ex,sen. Wolcott (col3 dies at Monte
e-judse Rsasan, ,el7 survivor Of confsd-
7-Judge Cate, at Stevens Point, Wis,
e-John Caylns, s times mayor, OF I~ndianap-
oils; aged 81. ...U. 8. Sen Bate (Minn.J,
n4BrIs. dss: Hsirbss, n.st Hewaii military
governor. IN New York. .Ex-Sen. Haw-
Y e L q "S sIeS'5. 81 coidv.ssr.
e Il. wstss, hssd * Matted states nea
AnsiASsa, a. sIdssf sdj3er IL d. q
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urated. ILLINOIS legislature convenes.
s-Douglas, Massachusetts,, inaugurated
governor.
adams declared governor of Colorado by
s.Deneen, illinois; Hanly, 1ndiana; Folk,
Missouri. and Hoch. Kansas, inaugurated
TIP. G. Knox elected to United States sem
inaugurated governor of New Jersey.
M.Gov. La Toilette. Wis. elected U. s. SEN
Feb. statehood bill. admitting Oklahoma
and New Mexico, passes national senate.
Representative Comerford expelled from
Illinois legislature. Failed to prove cor
Mar. especial session Of national senate
opens.
7-Cortelyou becomes postmaster general:
head of Panama canal commission.
S-Judge Moore reelected Michigan SUI
preme court Judge. &
ton amendment to state constitution
valid.
so--Bowen. U. s. minister, ordered to Wash
May ILLINOIS legislature adjourns.
Jun. 20-U. s. invited to Moroccan confer
ence. ~. Minister Bowen dismissed.
% oust banana canal engineer.
so-,J; F; stevens. Chicago. appointed to
Jul. Five packing corporations indicted
JAAs At ShiSdSOs fH III
6EElihu Root appointed secretary of state.
20-New York legislature orders an insur-
ance investigation.
Sep. IT'D. e. Sherrick, Indiana auditor,
ousted from Office by Gov. Hanly, because
of alleged graft.
2S-Sherrick indicted for embezzlement.
Oct. S-Missouri threatens to Gust New
York Life Insurance company.
11-U. s. Judge Baker. of Inoiana. charged
with leyying campaign contributions on
post office employees.
17-ProSidanf Rpncaya1t fccy,oo orHo~ fhof
civil service employees may be summarily
dismissed without trial when superior 90
Nov. Prince Louis Of Battenberg, with
special message from Edward to Presi-
dent Roosevelt arrives in America.
7--McClellan win In New York mayoralty
....Pattison. democrat, elected governor
s1wm. 4. Hearst protests Mcclellan.s
election, charging fraud.
10-New York grand Jury fndtcts II for
election frauds.
12-Gov. ~Pennypacker (Pa.) calls special
legislative session to discuss reform.
session of legislature.
2e,sen. Burton Kan.) indicted for violat-
ing federal statute.
29-H. G. Squiers, minister to Cuba, re-
Dec. 3-Midshipman Meriwether acquitted
on charge of killing marine In boxing
5-President Roosevelt delivers message to
Gov. La Toilette (Wis.5 de-
livers message to legislature and accepts
United States senatorship.
1S-dohn M. Gearin selected . to succeed
Senator Mitchell, deceased TO United
States senatorship from Oregon.
19-Gov. La Toilette. Wis, resigns ia
accept u. 8. senatorship.
22-Herbert PIERCE, Sd asst. sec. OF
state. selected by president as lst
American minister &c Norway =.
Chas. DENLY. chief clerk, as success
Nsor to Peirce.
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PIN Indianapolis theater panic, 9. 20 IN
2s-in wilkesbarrc. Pa. mine. 10 in falling
2s-In Dubois, Pa, mine, ~ in explosion.
so-In Laredo, Tex, Fl In cyclone. ~. AT Will
burton, Okla. 10 In e%ave-in; u.
1o-snydcr. Okla, wiped out, 100 die In
tornado. In wreck on Pcnnsylvania
road go killed. 100 injured.
11-At Chicago, 3 In auto plunge into river.
A-Nea Goshen. N. Y. 4 In crash OF auto
ls-Near Baltimore. 25 in railway collision
41-@Oth Century limited 1S-hour train
from Chicago to New York wreckedi 10
killed.
pat Alfalfa, Ala, 4 in mill explosion.
In. Wisconsin river. 8 by drowning. j.
Phillipsburg, kan, s in tornado.
suly I Sci r n9rth pa T,9 n Gusi p Mint In so ar n
lat Little Falls Dam, Wis, IL drowned,
lat Wattstown, Va, 1o In mine explo-
16-Near Upton, Ind, 4 in freight collision.
lS-At watasha, Mimi, 2 in hotel fire.
1s5,Near Des Moines, Ia. 5 in mine explo-
21-Boilers of gunboat Bennington explode
on San Diego, CAL. killing So marines:
Aug. linear Verna, Mimi, 4 drowned.
7-Near Alexandra, Va, 6 by engine.
Sat Albany, N. Y, 16 in collapse OF build-
1s-At Kishman, o., Is in railroad collision.
16-At Ormrod. Pa, 10 killed in landslide.
which strikes steamship Peconic.
Sep; lat McKeesport. Pa. 4 when n.y.
1o-At F~airchance, Pa. rs in powder mill
lin New York, u in accident to elevated
train.
15-At Avon. Conn, 10 in explosion.
l75At Pi%nconning. Mich, 5 in boiler explo-
21-At Mount Holly Springs, Pa. s In rail-
road collision.
25-At Paoli, Pa. 8 in rear-end collision:
27.,At Fort Dodge. Ia, s children burned to
death.
Oct. shear Ellington. w. Va, 6 in burn
s-At Granville, N. Y, 10 in quarry cave-in.
15-At Seaton, III, s in railroad wreck.
16-South Carolina coast, 6 In wreck of
schooner.
dren burned to death.
22-On Beverly. n. j.. 6 drowned in river
collision....At Bingham. Utah. 5 in cave
In OF copper mine.
26-At Hot Springs, Ark, 6 in burning hotel.
Near Fairfield. Ia. 4 in railroad col
2s-At Hazel Kirk. Ark, 8 mine officials in
sO-Near Kansas City, Mo-, 10 in wreck on
Santa Fe.;..At Casey, Ia. 6 in Rock Is
Nov. Sat Mountain View. Okla. 8 in tor
nado.
Sat Phoenixville. ILL.,. 4 in powder ex-
plosion.
Smear wilkesbarre. Pa, s in railroad
collision.
15-At Benleysville, Pa, 8 in mine explosion.
16-In New York tenement, s by fire.
2l-At Parlin, N. j., 4 in powder explosion.
2S-Near Albion, Ind, s in railroad collision:
26-At Bakersbridge, Mass, 20 in railroad
collision.
27-At Emporia, Pa, 9 in powder explosion.
2s=Near Duluth. Mimi. 9 in steamer
Mataafa wreck.
Dec. lon Middle River, Ala, 9 in house
boat fire....Near Weston, w. Va, 4 in gas
explosion.
SIN Wyoming, IS in coal mine explosion.
lin New York tenement, 6 by fire.
12-At Lindsey, Pa, 6 children by fire.
13-Near Boyles, Ala, 8 in powder explo-
sion.
17-Verbeck theater. Lorain. O., de-
stroyed by fire; s lives lost. Ex-
at Dupont company's dynamite
works near Marquette. Mich; s men
killed.
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Ercssman pinckney ana . others XIII

grcssmsn Pinckney and . others Killed in
Hampstead, Tex, shooting ARRAY.
May ii..John Hewitt. Abel, Ga. kills wife.
lS rtir BY drink; san Diego, Cal, m'n
i~0-Johann Hoch found guilty of wife
murder 1t Chicago.
Ill, BY Boutwell, Pulford.
s children and SELF. !. Butte. Mont. miner
25-Bothweil Pulford, slayer OF Lawyer
Berry commits suicide.
Jun. S..Bigelow and Coll. Milwaukee,. In
l1-Bigelow pleads guilty OF embezzlement;
given ten year sentence.
14.lnsane .Tucumcari, N. Mex, woman
Kills 8 children and SELF, $1,000.
Keller. Wis, woman Stays 4 children
ss.xt waikinsvilie. Ca, 8 prisoners lynched
ao-..Graft Indictments returned against n
Jul, s-stanford. Ind. farmer kills wife.
24-Tim Dooiins, Chicago. kills sister and
2s-Johann Hoch. Chicago, reprieved by
Aug. s-Doelia, Ark. negro kills 1 persons.
&c +, Pfster, leading Milwaukeean. In
,, dldtsa On ! snsrg Ro Of S,E s steal HI. KIN. v,,e
AhSSR AoA6aAt AA.p @Ahss "a
%24-Johann Hoch. Chicago. again escapes
gallows; supersedeas granted.
guilty OF murder at Detroit, Mich. SEN
tepced to life term. ...R. D. Chase kills
Alice Watson and self at Tonopah, New.
mated wife and three children....i Chi
ago packers fined $25, 900 for accepting
railroad rebates.
S~O-Andover, H., mother kills Z children
and self; husband commits suicide. st.
LOUIS, Mo-, man kills son and self with
Oct. 2-Harry Leonard, New York, con-
fesses to $685.. 900 m swindle.
IN c; Dougherty, Peoria, ILL.,. indicted for
Sired Feerer, st. Joseph. Mich. killed
Viola Lonsdale and self.
lo.Chicago negro Kills police sergeant,
11-Captain and four OF crew on Phiiadel-
phia vessel, slain By mutineers.
1b-E; III. Darrow kills sons wife and self
17-wm. Tubbs, ~Coshocton, O., kills wife
1S-Harry McGlasson, Frakerville. Ia. kills
wife, daughter, sister.in:law and self.
stole SOL, 900 from Adams Express, cap.
tured at Bridgeport, Pa.
22.Chicago bride and groom commit sui
bank. stealing SC. 900. TX. Smith, seaton.
Vile, Ill, found guilty Of murder.
29-Wm. lie Due, at Chenoa, Ill, kills Chas.
Nickel, mayor, and H. D.. Jones; attempts
to rob bank and defes capture for siz
hours....W VIM. G. Croker, Richmond, Va.
kills wife,. Q children, q neighbor and self
Nov. GIN. F. Andrews, murderer, Stays
paramour and self.
7-Mrs. Chadwick refused new trial.
12-E. G.. Cunliffe. who stole So. 900. SEN
fenced to 6 years.
13-Scranton, Pa, man kills wife and self
....H. A. Leonard, who stole 1853. 900, sen
fenced to IA months in jail.
1s-E. Rodhaubt kills sweetheart and self
24-wm. Mcwiliams. independence. IN.
kills wife and s children Five convicts
Jefferson City (Mo) prison. kill guardi
and escape -. Newton @. Dougherty
pleads guilty; sentenced to jnn from
Peoria, Ill.
Dec. 7-Brooklyn IN. ~ pharmacist kill
wife and mother-in-law.
8-Mrs. Mary Rogers hanged in Windsor
(vt.l prison for staying husband. VIM
McWilliams. who killed wife and 8 chill
dren, sentenced to death at Indepen'
dence, la.
15-Illinois supreme court denies new
trial to Johann Hoch. Chicago wifi
murderer; hangs Feb. 20.
17-State bank, Colby, Wis, robbed o.
$4,000: robber captured. money re
turned.
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Revoiusion ia Rassia

Jan. 19-Czar and family narrowly escape
death when grape shell Is fired at mon
arch from his own guns In st. Peters,
burg. AS result of deep-laid plot.
11-All newspapers suspend. 10000 0 men on
strike.
42-"BIoody Sunday" an St. Petersburg
marks outbreak of revolution. Working
men petition czar for rights and In an
swer to plea 2,1OU are slain and near
ly 5000 wounded
43-Czar fees to Peterhoff. Bombs thrown
in st. Petersburg, many soldiers killed.
24-Strikers and soldiers battle at Random,
10 killed. Polish frontier in revolt.
26-Soldiers fire on strikers at Riga, killing
%, wounding 90. Quiet all over country re-
27|Slaughter in Random; 200 die.
29-Warsaw in mobs hands; scores die fight
ing; shops pillaged and wrecked.
Feb. Gear signs magma charta; NJ. White
In charge of movement.
l0-Twelve killed, 1870 wounded in Lodz and
Cheibler factory riots. IA strikers killed
In collision between strikers and military.
76-Lodz mills close. throwing 10000 out OF
,I7-Grand Duke sergius. uncle of car. as
zs-Sergius' funeral held. 800 killed In
as-Nearly 80 killed. 200 wounded In Crimea
Mar. s-Workingmen's demands refused in
st. Petersburg, general strike following.
....Czar promises people a voice in laws.
ARi. -01au la III IiOtS al WaTSdW ana
Kunto... Massacre in Baku costs 1000
lives. Lode police commissioner as
saulted BY bomb-thrower. both feet blown
ls-sergius' assassin sentenced to death.
May 1--Soldiers kill nearly 100 in May day
demonstrations In Poland. .62 die Ia
$1,000 strike at Tifis. caucasia.
s-aMassacres net 10 deaths in Melitopol; 1s In
r7Iivan KaIIsf. slayer of Grand Duke Ser
1i-Goysrnor Of Baku slain by bomb. 2 9TH.
June 4-Gov. Gen. Trepon given dictatorial
Sb-Nicholas forbids zemstov congress.
a2ETroops XII "a. wound 3s In Warsaw anti
22-Transcaucasia insurgents burn 4 VII.
lagos; 100 killed by Cossacks.
troops 81 stone Lodz barricades. 800 killed.
streets. Open var breaks out ia prov.
nees.. b,oCo persons killed In Odessa;
D6-Crsw of Russian battIeship KnIar po.
tsmkIne mutinies, murdcrs ofacerr. tr.tc.
guns On Odessa, bnrns Quxys and buIid.
tngs and tncitcs town to hot
19-Gxar prociaims Odessa In state or war
AnndIeds o. lives lost in Odessa riots...
Mutiny breaks out at Libau.
NicScislsa and Erivsn... Revolt oiS & clon:
NJ stadt and Libau ends.
Jul sS.Kniaz Potsmkins, mutincus Russian
1i--count s~houyaIon. Moscow police pre-.
feet ssseasinated Clash 1bstEsen troops
Ss m MafnsM i isssssdEssanss hs y x:sas g oas....
~5p-xemstyo congress passes plan for con-
S';ss; 6 6: ,; s:ss's, sI.,,.s !, s..s !.
si!sd 4 Kssseass ~
RIVE S1aSds 81 g -
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mar. lU0N q o n B l
Engineers e K p ell
New York subway
strikers for VIOLA
ton of employers
contract.
&C a g o
teamsters' strike,
calling out nearly
every union.
Employers secure
Injunction In Chi
cago strike.
24--S y m p a t h
strike in Chicago
called or.
26-Disa g re e m g n {
causes renewal of
Chicago teamSterS'
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Jan. 1S-Fal River, Mass, cotton mill strike
after 6 mos. duration called off.
Unite Mine Workers convention ex-
pels delegate Randall, Of Wyoming, who
accused John Mitchell Of selling out Col
orado strike.
Feb. 22-Shoe manufacturers Of country or
ganize national association at New York
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RHEIMS; aged so.

3-Col. A. A. Rodman,
author and soldier,
at Washington, Ia.
4-Theodore Thomas,
Chicago orchestra
creator and leader;
aged CO lem. Z.
r. Niles, aged n, at
Goshen, Ind.
5-Brig. Gen. N. C.
Mclean, at Bell
port, l.. I.
6-Ex-Gov. Lowndes,
Maryland. at Cum
berland.
u-Silas Whitehead.
veteran editor; at
80
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IItdIi W WliIlk CuHtLt~
pionship Of United
States at Milwau.
kee.
S-Battling Nelson.
G h l G a g o. whips
Young Corbett In
9Th round at Frisco.
Apr. 1~9-American
Ba Q Q b a. ! league
opens season.
n-"Virginia" J. J.
Carroll. noted turf
man, died at New
Orleans 80. w. H.
Rogers, business
mgr. Boston Ma.
tional a g club.
dies.
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10 tlaulty Dy
wife Of Minister
Conger....1n Silesia
IL die from cold.
Sin Alps during
blizzard, "a die by
freezing.
9-Louise Mitchell,
revolutionary agi-
tator dies, Mar
settles, France.
10-Great Britain and
Cuba ratify extra
dition treaty.
PIG ar C l O elected
president of Ecua-
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man H e r m a n n,
both OF Oregon,
were indicted for
land frauds.
Warner, Michi-
gan; La Toilette.
Wisconsin,; Hig-
gins. New York;
O'Tnole, Montana;
Brooks, Wyoming:
Cutter, Utah, In
~augurated as gov
ernors of respective
states.
&c o Johnson,
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liz pass, ito,vvv.
FIX o p a t k l n
placed in command
of LIST Manchurian
army.
A-Roosevelt says In
note to powers that
he Is willing to act
as mediator to end
war.
Apr. 3-Russlan ar
senal at Hardin
blown up;'75 killed.
81 a p a n protests
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N. DE wITTE.

Feb. S-Russians re-
new Hun river fight; repulsed.
Seen. Matsumara dies at front.
26-North sea commissioner decides the
2S-Japs shell Mukden and turn Kuropat-
kin's TANKS.
Russia's firing on British feet was un-
! justified. 49,. Fierce bettle along Russian
front.
Mar. S-British claim 1895. 900 under North
sea decision.
6-Japs break through Russian wing In
Mukden battle.
Scar asks Kuropatkin's resignation;
army In full rout.
10cJapanese capture Mukden; losses In bat
tie being, japanese $1,000, Russian, 107 900.
A-Cza and council decide to continue war.
15-Japanese capture Tie pass.
17-Russia asks s100. 200. 900 loan from W
people.
19-Japs capture Fakoman... Russian
losses from beginning of Mukden battle to
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Feb. 22-ountners. No. >, chicago. win :
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Government and Poiisics

Jan. Limited State. Senator J. H. Mitch
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Fersun

Jan. s-Empre.. Of china eonverted q
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BARON KoMURA.
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RusSo-J oponsSs War
Jan. latter 24O-day siege, Gen. Stocs1ei
aurrapdcra pOrt Az

~ siege, Gen.. Stocs1el
~surrenders Port Ar
thur to Gen. Nogi: JAP
loss 10000; Russian,
1900.
26-Russians cro s s
Hun and hattle
commences.
@-Japs C a
American ship taxi
Ing supplies to
o k....
Russians retreat
across Hun losses.
Russian 10000, Jap
anese 5000.
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Ihams sold his interest in the bust
ness to Mr.. Frahm and in the same
year MIR. Solomon became the sole
proprietor. In the early 'nineties he
erected the new brick building which
has been occupied by his establish
ment since that time. Mr.. Solomon
was respected and honored member
OF the Denison Commercial Club. of
the Germania Verein and of the Mil
ltarische Bruederschaft. He leaves
wife and two daughters, Marie aged
six and Erma aged four.
Our sympathy for the loving wife
and for the little ones who are no
longer to know fathers love and
care, is sincere and heartfelt. Mr..
Solomon was one of the men who gave
stability and character to D nison.
The people knew and trusted him. he
was friend to all and we know of
no one who has ought but praise to
say OF him. He has entered into the
Greater reward of life of toll. of
industry, of honesty and of we'll doing.
May his soul rest in peace.
Among the many friends and rela-
tives from out of town who were
present at the obsequies were; Mr..
Jacob Schnoor, wife and daughter
Mamie of Amherst Nebr., John
Frahm of Boyer, John Phi. Boettger
of Schleswig, John Jepsen and VIM.
Asmus of Denison, John Frahm of
Charter Oak, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Asmus, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Asmus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Asmus and Mrs.
Detlef Jones of Manila, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Kuehl of Aspinwall, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Kruse, Mr.. H. H.
Kuehl, Mr.. j. w. Miller ST., Mr..
and Mrs. John Reinhold and Mrs.
Jens Hansen of Manning and Mr..
Claus Godburg of Schleswig.
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GONE TO HIS REST
Prominent Business Man
Stricken BY Typhoid.
DEATH OF Mr.. C. J. sALoMON
Brings Sorrow To Many Friends
Business Houses Close During
- Obsequies.

This week Denison is called to
mourn the death of one of its most
honorable and upright citizens, Mr..
G. j. Solomon. Ever since his COM
ing to Denison his name has been a
synonym for business integrity, eX-
cellence of character and good citizen
ship. Quietly and without ostenta
ton he worked his way to the front,
each year being more and more recog-
nized as one of the dependable, pro-
gressive and helpful business men of
the community. He never aspired to
leadership but he was always ready
to do his share and to do it cheerfully.
Mr.. Solomon was good man. We
believe no one can say that he ever
did willful wrong to any man.
Socially he was genial and kindly and
those who knew him in these relations
grew to admire him more with each
passing day. His greatest interest
in life conferred in his family. No
man IN Denison was happier in his
home and none have lavished geater
affection upon their loved ones. In
his business methods he was beyond
reproach, and while quiet all most to
reticence, he at all times kept abreast
with the times, not only in his bus
mess and profession but in public and
civic affairs.
His friends had noted with anxiety
his failing health ever since the first
of the year. Mr.. Solomon laid his
troubles to rheumatism and while
painful it was not thought to be dan
gerons. About three weeks ago he was
taken with what proved to be typhoid
fever. From the first he was very
sick man and his friends feared that
his weakened constitution would not
be able to resist the ravages of
disease. His condition alternated from
better to worse and finally death came
to him on the morning of June End.
The funeral services were held at the
German Lutheran church on Tuesday
AFTERNOON, Rev. w. A. Feese officiat-
ing. He spoke both in English and
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in German and paid eloquent tribute
to the dead. The business houses of
Denison were closed during the funeral
ceremonies out of respect to the
memory of one who had earned the
esteem of all. Beautiful tributes of
flowers further attested the kindly
and affectionate memory OF his life
among us.
Claus Johann Solomon was born in
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in the land of Liberty. The first
years We're spent in travelling about
the country from the Atlantic to the
Pacific coast. Later he settled in
Aspinwall and there on March 9th,
1885 he was married to Caroline
schnoor the loving and helpful wife
who has been his dearest friend and
companion during all the subsequent
Years. On January 1st, 1886 Mr..
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Schleswig, Germany August 22nd,
1859. While young man he learned
the trade of carpenter and cabinet
maker with all the thoroughness of
the Fatherland. In the year 1880 he
came to America to seek his fortune
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Mrs. Mott McHenry of Dow City
underwent severe but successful
operation at the Denison hospital this
week. Her many friends hope for
her swift recovery.
Miss Jetta Gilbreath was taken ill
with typhoid fever on Friday night.
She is still in serious condition but
doing as we'll as could be expected.
Miss Gilbreath was one of the popular
high shool graduates of this year and
her many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
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Solomon first came to Denison and
together with Mr.. Jurgen Thams en-
gagged in the furniture business on
Main street. In short time the
firm moved to the present location u
the business on Broadway. Mr..
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AN INVITATION.

On the event of their 5fiftieth wedd
ing anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
Gable will be pleased to meet thei,
friends at their home from three t,
six Tuesday afternoon June 18th.