Five Tickets in Iowa Fall Election Debated
Statement prepared for submission to Gov shows civil war era debts. Ex Senator Lathrop reports the state is owed 455472.21 from federal government for interest on war bonds and warrants. Also details a Webster county farm robbery plot involving Mrs H Wonders and Dr Orrin Woodworth targeting her parents.
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Lathrop
Sioux City
Lothrop
Lothrops
United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
John Kempley
Kempley
Webster County
Whitaker
H. Wonders
Orrin Woodworth
Orrin Woodward
Five Tickets Likely on Ballot This Year in Statewide Race
Indications point to five ballot options: republican democratic prohibition socialist and people's. This is two fewer than last year as socialist labor merged with social democratic, and united Christian party expired. Last year the Christian party drew 1 059 votes. Petitions to place prohibition socialist and people's on the ballot are needed, none yet filed for prohibition, socialist filed with about 800 names and the people’s party has 113 names toward the required 18 500.
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People's
Socialist Labor
Social Democratic
Socialist Party
United Christian Party
United States
Ilinow
Prohibition Party
Sued by Indian Ma Ka Ta Qua Twa Black Cloud
In a amended petition filed in federal court by Ma Ka Ta Qua Twa or Black Cloud with Judge Shrine’s permission, Horace M. Rebek formerly Sac and Fox agent is charged with wrongful persecution for fraudulent malicious and mercenary motives. The plaintiff seeks aggregate damages of 10200 dollars.
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Omar Kamips
Black Cloud
Judge Shrine
Horace M. Rebek
Hoe
Himer Low Pleads Guilty to Murder Attempt
OscroLa dated Oct 1 reports Himer Low, indicted for breaking into his wife’s apartments and attempting murder, changing his plea from not guilty to guilty. The court sentenced him to ten years in the penitentiary at Kaga Igbor for attempting to commit murder, while the breaking-and-entering charge was dismissed.
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OscroLa
Himer Low
Kaga Igbor
Conspiracy Allegations Shake Family in City
A daughter confesses aid to a plot against her father amid startling developments reported in the city. Details remain unclear as investigators probe the motive and parties involved including individuals named in receipt of information.
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Ate
Verdict for defendants in libel case over Preaket slur
Victor in a Suit, Wnearnr Crry, Oct 1. Jury in Gulick Presket v Furman Tuttle and Frank Dalby returned a verdict for the defendants. Libel suit for $5000 based on Tuttle essay in his paper, written and sent by Dalby. The charge depicted Presket as drunken and abusive. trial lasted four days with fierce contention. costs awarded to the defendants.
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Wnearnr Crry
Gulick
Furman Tuttle
Frank Dalby
Tuttle
Dalby
Preaket
Bungled deal leaves farmer duped near Newton
A prominent farmer named J Murphy of a Newton area was swindled out of several hundred dollars by two strangers. One man paid a small sum and promised to return with the rest the next day. a second man offered more money to buy off the first buyer, but failed to appear.
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Nuwton
J. Murphy
World of Difference and Perkins Debate Identity
In a Boston Transcript exchange, Barclay argues Perkins is not a genuine woman. Dibdin recalls borrowing five from him last month, and today he asked for it back. Barclay counters that the initial request was the action, while Dibdin labels his own debt as a financial transaction but his counterpart calls it a dangerous act.
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Barclay
Perkins
Dibdin
Boston
Why Do Grass Widows Attract Men In The Divorce Tale
A Chicago Record-Herald humor line ponders why a divorced woman, described as pretty, stands alone while others attract men. The quip remarks that the fault lies with the ex-husband as the reason for her singled status.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Merril Denounces Kale Couple Over McKinley Remark
A mass meeting in Merrill Iowa denounces George Kale and his wife as unfit Americans after a McKinley death remark. They faced threats and potential ostracism, with a resolution praising loyalty to the dead president and warning others against disrespectful talk. Local leaders urged restraint amid turmoil affecting the Kale restaurant and lodge memberships.
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George Kale
Merril Iowa
Prof. Shoup
Fred Hancer
J. Harker
James Rose
V. O' Hearn
Kales
McKinley
Kale
Canton
Mnas
Merrill and Vicinity
Merril and Vicinity
Fire Losses Alarm Them At Fayette University Gift
Fire losses alarm residents as Carnegie gift to Fayette University is reported as substantial. Upper University of Iowa area near West Union witnesses the blaze and reaction heats up among locals and officials.
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Carnegie
Fayette University
West Union
University of Iowa
Fixing the Limteé Engagement Suggestion in Chicago News
An older column quotes a heated exchange about engagement and kissing with humorous stumbles. The dialogue shows a request to kiss the fiancée and another party, followed by a declared intent to break the engagement amid playful chaos.
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Sha
Wamma
Chicago News
Some Indian Ways Judge Museller and Wichita Indians
Judge Museller recalls months with the Wichita Indians in southwest Oklahoma allotting lands. He notes white women influence in gaining trust, squaws posing with his wife for photos, and comments on perceived morality. He describes Wichita bathing habits and quiet river visits, calling their behavior childlike yet not immodest.
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Yjudge Museller
Oklahoma
Wichita
Kan
Henderson library honors congressman with patriotic address
Exercises held in the new Henderson library funded by Andrety Carnegie, named for the district congressman. He recalled the university’s early days, student soldiers, and the school’s role in local history. He likened the valley to an amphitheatre and praised the library’s impact on humanity. He mentioned Skibo Castle and the beneactor’s home life.
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Brary
Andrety Carnegie
Henderson
Ronis
Skibo Castle
Wreck of Wabash Train Near Council Bluffs Injures Forty
A Wabash passenger train from St Louis to Omaha derailed seven miles southeast of Council Bluffs on Friday morning. About one hundred aboard, three possibly fatally hurt and forty injured. The engine left the track after Mineola then returned to rails. the tender plunged down the embankment. Cause suspected as rail spreading on the curve.
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Wabash
Council Bluffs
Omaha
St. Louis
Indian Creek
Mineola
State Auditor Secures Divorce
State Auditor Frank F Merriam was granted a divorce by Judge Holmes of the district court. Mrs Merriam, charged with desertion, made no opposition to the decree. Proceedings began in August under sensational circumstances. Merriam secured the divorce. Mrs Merriam receives ample alimony for herself and child and custody of the child.
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Drs Moves
Frank F.merram
Holmes
District Court
Merriam
William Merriam
Mra
Cassette L4 Dream Triggers Pearls Find Near Pig Back
Tom Smith followed a night dream his wife had about pearls and went clam hunting at dawn. He returned with a cache valued at about $300, described as one of the season's best finds.
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Tom Smith
Suicide under cloud of marriage rumors shocks town
The body of Frank Smith was found in the thaber woods near Krosavgua today with a pistol nearby. Reports claim he had planned to marry that evening and was engaged to two women, who were to wed him on the same day. The circumstances appear to center on a suicide amid romantic entanglements.
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Krosavgua
Frank Smith
Robbed Post Office at Powersville
The Powersville post office nine miles east of Greeny Indiana was blown open and about $200 taken. Four men were seen in the operation but no clues have emerged. The incident appears in The World advertisement note.
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Greeny
Powersville
Here
Illinois Central Stockholders Meeting Notice 1905
The Nicoly Central railroad company will hold a stockholders meeting at the company office in Unicuga on October 16 1905 at noon. Stock books close September 21 and reopen October 17. One ticket will be issued to each registered holder to travel free from the nearest station to Chicago for the meeting and back for four days after, requiring registration and proper certification to the secretary Mr Wig Bruen in Chicago.
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Nicoly Central Railroad Company
Ti Unicuga
Thinois Central Railroad Company
Company & Bicke
Anion Central Railroad
Chicago
Gand
Chicory
Louis
Aesistant
Wig
Bruen
Stocg
Gy Hackstary
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