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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
5
In Waverly Iowa Abraham Slimmer, a reputed millionaire, tells B F Wright he would give away all his money if only $50 remained at year end. He says wealth should be returned to the masses as a blessing, regardless of creed or color, and disputes concern over leaving nothing for personal needs.
The Iowa cases against Herman Gereke Henry Schneiderman Sander Asalng and George Dunn plead not guilty by consent and defer costs. Else Rust and Tile Hulsman are arraigned with Tile Hulsman pleading guilty. Town Central to Minneapolis discusses a passenger traffic agreement with Minneapolis and St. Louis and Iowa Central to gain access to the twin cities via connections through Moberly and Northwood. The plan envisions lease of a short line by Minneapolis and St. Louis and projected operative date July 1 for connections, with Illinois Central service to the twin cities expected around October 1.
Grand jurors question R A Cameron and B E Garman as two eastern promoters testify they know all details of the boodling enterprise. They present letters and telegrams with a cipher in which terms like horse and Hartness stand for key figures and sums. The witnesses provide the code and decode messages used with local conspirators.
A discovery in Managua archives reveals Nicaragua congress assented in 1853 to the Clayton Bulwer treaty of 1850. Senator Morgan noted in 2001 that the accord did not secure Costa Rica or Nicaragua’s consent. The notice likely wasn’t communicated to Washington amid indirect diplomatic ties.
The class of three completed the journey with seventeen starters. Diplomas were awarded as students recited poems and essays on perseverance. Superintendent O W Maxwell retires. pupils adopt resolutions praising his service and wishing him success in future work.
The Modern Woodmen of America lodge will place emblems on the graves of deceased brethren next Sunday. Members are asked to assemble at Woodmen Hall Sunday afternoon at 4 1:30 to participate in services. Also notes a county convention of Grundy Democrats Monday June 34 at the court house.
In Grundy Center Iowa on Monday June 24 at 2 30 p m delegates are to be selected for the state convention and nominations made for county offices including Representative Treasurer Superintendent of Schools Sheriff Survey or Coroner and other business. Township delegation totals are listed for many townships and local caucus calls are urged.
A fire in Mishawaka on a Monday night was quickly extinguished after Frank Weber and his wife forced open the door and used a garden hose. Investigators found coal oil on carpets and near the match area, with two quart jars of air nearby. A horse and buggy linked to Frank W. de Marcelloni were found nearby. oil traces on cushions led to Marcelloni, a coworker of Abr Cleveland, amid a reported quarrel. He denies involvement and is under arrest as the incendiary.
Grundy county board of supervisors awarded a contract to ex County Auditor Lingdon and ex County Recorder Benz to dig for treasure. The four to three vote followed heated debate as party lines split the Demotrous members against. Work to begin soon with tax ferrets used to secure lands.
Letter from William J Beck of Indian Territory discusses open draw proposals for Kiowa Comanche and Ute reservations. He explains the plan would grant equal land chances to late registrants, criticizes Washington plans, and notes expected presidential proclamation in July. Also reports memorial day services and a fragmented account of children’s program at Presbyterian church.
Fragmentary reflection on child development and guidance. The speaker notes vigilance and simple undertakings can shape character, asserting that people are improved by steady effort. The passage concludes with a cryptic line about wips and trees, possibly a metaphor or misread phrase.
A physician was summoned to attend the Trainer youth who was assaulted. The case involved stock disputes between neighbors James Treatuar and E. Hively. Gotlieb Beyer was held on $1000 bond after a hearing in Hamp ton. The state board of contract inspected Butler county poor house and praised its management as one of the best in the state.
In Vrapeena tal Bond the Maccabees held a lively session at Marshalltown last Thursday with strong interest from Woodmen. W J Bryan will address Woodmen at Estherville on June 19 as plans unfold. The Washington township church hosts a fast feast today with arrangements for a visiting family. Rev DeBeer will be assisted by several colleagues.
A class of twenty five children will receive their first communion at Marys Catholic church next Sunday morning with Confirmacion to follow. The event is noted amid other regional news and market reports from Chicago and Cleveland with details of cattle sales at Union Stock Yards and plans for a pipe combine in Ohio.
A storm swept Buckington on Wednesday afternoon causing widespread damage. Trees were uprooted and a basket factory building was demolished. No fatalities are reported though property damage appears extensive across Burlington and nearby La area.
The Wisconsin Independent Order of Odd Fellows Grand Lodge will convene in LaCrosse next year. A U Brunt of Sparta was elected grand master and Richard Toe of Milwaukee became grand secretary.
The Grand Lodge of Masons chose Dubuque as the next meeting place and announced officers including Grandmaster Ld Bajer of Ottumwa and Grand Secretary LS Parvin of Cedar Rapids. The report notes a Vatican note about the pope's willingness to meet and discuss the United States inquiry, reflecting dated church diplomacy.
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