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Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1905
Page
1
Grand Duke Sergius Slayer Isaleieff Sentenced to Death
Isa leieff, blamed for killing Grand Duke Sergius, was sentenced by the supreme court in Moscow to death. He declared he is a prisoner of war, not a criminal, and maintained no plea. Only court entourage and counsel were present. his mother waited outside.
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Sergius
Moscow
Nleieff
Supreme Court
Grand Duke
Isaleieff
Deire
Scheglovitoff
Department of Cassation
Senate
Waleieff
Revolutionary Committee
Katlieff
More Men Go To Work In Rome Rail Strike
Rome reports show the state railroad strike against government rules easing as more workers return Tuesday, enabling recapture of suspended trains. Mrs White wife of the American ambassador and daughter were stranded in Lucerne, while Mrs Meyer at St Petersburg and family cannot reach their destination. J Pierpont Morgan, slated to depart Rome Wednesday, delays departure to Friday.
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Rome
White
Lucerne
Switzerland
Meyer
St. Petersburg
J. Pierpont Morgan
Shoots Wife and Self in Philadelphia Turmoil
Edward Smeders, part of Edna May's School Girl company, shot his wife Bessie Davis Dale in a quarrel and also attempted suicide. Both were seriously wounded. Davis Dale, from Hebron Nebraska, uses her stage name Bessie Dale. Smeders, who reportedly adopts different names, refused to identify himself or explain the incident.
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Philadelphia
Edward Smeders
Edna May
Bessie Davis
Hebron
Neb
Bessie Dale
Smeders
Santa Fe workers cut staffing as Greeks hired amid strike
In Topeka Irian Greek workers filled Santa Fe shops Tuesday morning as boiler makers went out on strike, reducing visible regulars by ten or twelve. The scene shows replacements taking the place of striking crews during the morning whistle.
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Topeka
Irian
Santa Fe
Antwerp Chamber Backs Gov Scheme For Vast Wharf System
The Antwerp chamber of commerce unanimously approves a government scheme to build a vast wharf system, aiming to make the port the world’s largest. The project is estimated to cost 40 million dollars and will be swiftly submitted to parliament for approval.
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Antwerp
Chamber of Commerce
Nan Patterson Attends Tombs Service Before Trial
Nan Patterson, awaiting a second murder trial for Caesar Young, the bookmaker, attended religious services at the Tombs on Sunday. It was her first prison church visit since the tragedy in June.
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New York
Caesar Young
Nan” Patterson
Gas Buoy Explosion Kills One on Scout
Kingston Ont reports a gas buoy being filled on government steamer Scout exploded Tuesday afternoon. One sailor was killed and four injured, with two likely to die. The crew manning the buoy suffered the blast during operations aboard the Scout.
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Kingston
Ont
Scout
Stockton man kills brother then takes own life
In Stockton California William Mohr, son of farmer William Mohr of the San Joaquin Valley, fatally shot his brother George with a rifle on Tuesday and then killed himself, ending in a gunfire tragedy attributed to a quarrel.
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Stockton
Cal
William Mohr
Willian Mohr
San Joaquin Villey
George
Reward for Kintop Murderers in St Paul
Gov Johnson offers a $500 reward for the capture of Annie Kintop murderers after she was outraged and killed near Little Falls on Monday. The case prompts police and public appeals for information, aiming to bring those responsible to justice.
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Kintop
St. Paul
Minin
Johnson Har
Annie Kintop
Little Palla
Sioux City Stock Market Quotation Brief
Sioux City stock market quotations for Tuesday list cattle prices with Butcher steers at L4005 50 and Yop hogs at Sb, showing local price points for traders and buyers.
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Sioux City
Frost Widespread. crops hit hardest in eastern regions
Weather forecaster Gray reports killing frosts across the south and eastern states. North Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee experienced Monday night frosts with more severe damage to crops than the prior night.
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South
Norfolk
Vals Phere
Vinci
Bell
Porecaster Gray
North Carolina
Georgian
Tennessee
Tragic Fire Claims Seven Bouchier Children in Quebec Home
In Ste Anne de Potierre Quebec a fire in the Bouchier residence killed seven children of the family. Fire officials suspect the blaze started in the dwelling and quickly engulfed the home, leaving no survivors among the youngsters. The tragedy devastates the Bouchier family and local community as investigators sort the cause and await further details.
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Quebec
Bouchier
Ste. Anne de Pocatierre
Lockner v New York: Supreme Court strikes bakery hours law
In an opinion by Justice Peckham the United States Supreme Court ruled New York’s ten hour day and sixty hour week in bakeries unconstitutional. Justices dissented, and the case Lockner v. New York upheld the bakery hours law was struck as an unlawful interference with contract.
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Washington
Peckham
United States Supreme Court
New York State
Harlan
White
Day
Holmes
Parker
New York Court of Appeals
Lockner
State of
New York
State Court of Appeals
Lochner
Utica
Newsboys Trampled in Stampede for Free Theater Tickets
In Indianapolis on Monday night a false alarm of fire at a local theater caused a stampede in a narrow Masonic temple stairway as hundreds of newsboys rushed to obtain free passes from a traveling representative of a patent medicine company. Four boys were crushed to death and several were badly injured. A witness said a boy near the top shouted fire and roared the rush, then people at the top turned and forced downward, causing many to fall onto those below.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Masonic Temple
Winnebagoes Perishing in Wisconsin Towns
Black River Falls Wis The once mighty Winnebago tribe faces a miserable end though it has 900000 with the national government to its credit Indians dying by scores of consumption and a heavy expense to several towns A Supreme Court ruling is believed to require towns with sick and poor Indians to pay for their care as for indigent citizens Sickness prevails and hundreds of dollars are needed for treatment of the decrepit warriors.
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Wisconsin
Black River Falls
Wis
United States Supreme Court
Remains of John Paul Jones to be brought home
Washington reports a decision to repatriate John Paul Jones's remains unearthed by Ambassador Porter in Paris. The plan calls for transport on a naval vessel with convoy, full naval honors on arrival, and interment in Arlington Cemetery.
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Washington
John Paul Jones
Ambassador Porter
Paris
America
American
Arlington Cemetery
Despondent farmer in Norfolk shoots head off
John Hoison of Norfolk area killed himself in a dramatic shotgun incident after his wife, who had deserted him, arrived at his farm. Despondency over losing his family and farm was cited as the cause.
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Norfolk
Neb
John Hoison
Fortune Taker Dies After Free Lunch Choking
William Conway aged 65 a recent West returnee who had made a fortune walked into a Janesville saloon and began to eat free lunch. He choked on a piece of raw ham and died before doctors arrived.
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Janesville
Wis
William Conway
Trains Crash Leaves Two Firemen Dead Near Erie Railroad
In a head on collision between two freight trains five miles from North Tonawanda New York on the Erie Railroad Herbert Wrigley of Buffalo and W J Brown of West Philadelphia were killed. Wrigley and Brown were firemen on the two trains.
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North Tonawanna
N. Y
Erie
Herbert Wrigley
Buffalo
W. J. Brown
West Philadelphia
Wrigley
Brown
Czeas Valet Arrested in Plot to Harm Czar
In St. Petersburg on Wednesday afternoon a czar’s valet was arrested while contacting an unknown person about planning an attack on the czar at Tsarskoe Selo. The arrest stems from alleged treasonous communication and threat to the czar.
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Céear
St. Petersburg
Tsarkoe Selu
Torpedo Boats for Russians Arrive from New York
Sebastopol reports several torpedo boats built by Leeds Nixon of New York have been completed and shipped to Vladivostok. The vessels are part of wartime support sent to Russia, signaling continued Allied material aid.
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Sebastopol
Leeds Nixon
New York
Vladivostok
Joseph Jefferson Ailing In Miami Home
Actor Joseph Jefferson remains at his Miami residence under medical care as doctors from St Augustine have been summoned to attend to his condition.
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Joseph Jefferson
St. Augustine
Miami
Hain
Penn Shovel Company Receiver Appointed in Warren
O. A. G. Judd named receiver for the Penn Shovel Company property in this city. Liabilities are estimated at 50600 dollars with 43000 dollars in quick assets and sufficient assets to cover debts.
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Penn Shovel Company
Warren
O. A. G. Judd
Loops the Loop Death Triggers Paris Prohibition
A woman died after suffering brain congestion following a looping the loop in an automobile. Paris police chief bans all similar performances in the city to prevent further incidents.
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Paris
Joop
Mystery fleet in Kamranh Bay alarms Singapore observers
The Prinz Heinrich reports sighting eighteen ships of the Russian Baltic squadron in Kamranh Bay near Cochin China, with scattered, conflicting details from Singapore and London correspondents about additional battleships and cruisers and possible unseen vessels. No confirmed Japanese ships or battle news yet.
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Singapore
Lloyd
Prinz Heinrich
Kamranh Bay
Cochin China
Saigon
St. Petersburg
Rosestvensky
Admiralty
Togo
Rojestvensky
China Sea
Viscadores
London
Far East
Hongkong
Daily Mail
Pring Heinrich
Daily Telegraph
Associated Press
Habor
Cremated His Son's Body Lawsuit in Cincinnati
Mrs Ela R Campbell of Chicago sues Dr John B Campbell proprietor of a Cincinnati sanitarium in federal court for 25060 dollars claiming the cremation of her late husband James Campbell deprived her of burial rights and caused mental anguish and pain.
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Cincinnati
John B. Campbell
James Campbell
Ela R. Campbell
Chicago
President Killed a Bear at Camp Roosevelt
A New Castle dispatch says a violent noon storm at Camp Roosevelt confined inhabitants. The mail carrier confirms the president killed a large bear with his first shot on Saturday, after a long chase to bring the animal to bay.
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Denver
Colo
New Castle
Camp Roosevelt
Brooklyn Arrives as Castine Sails in Caribbean Quiet
The U S armored cruiser Brooklyn, flagship of Rear Admiral Charles D Sigsbee, arrived Saturday night at San Domingo. The gunboat Castine left Sunday for Porto Rico as Prof Jacob Hollander studies the government finances amid a quiet country.
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Brooklyn
San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
United States
Charles D. Sigsbee
Castina
Porto Rico
Jacob Hollander
Coasting Schooner George and Albert Lost at Sea
The small coasting schooner George and Albert was wrecked on Comoraut rocks off Sachuzett Point at the entrance to the Seadonnet River on Friday. It will be a total loss. The captain, owner, his wife, and three crew members escaped in a tender and reached Seaconner Point at daybreak after a hard row in heavy seas. They left for Newport without revealing their names.
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Overton
R. I
George and
Albert
Sachuzett Point
Seaconner Point
Newport
East St Louis Child Rescued From Fire Attempt
Mrs. Lucinda Parr a four year old girl in East St Louis attempted to die by her own action by soaking clothes with kerosene and setting fire to them. Her husband in an adjoining room heard her screams and saved her by tearing off her clothing and preventing serious injury.
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East St. Louis
Lucinda Parr
Arraigned for Manslaughter in Los Angeles
Bearbee Shook son of late traction magnate W H Shook was arraigned in superior court on a charge of involuntary manslaughter for running down and killing Miss Margaret Burtwhistle with an automobile in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bearbee Shook
Los Angeles Traction
W. H. Shook
Superior Court
Margaret Burtwhistle
Escaped Prisoners Sighted West From Fort Wayne
Sentry James W. Prinkley is missing after three general prisoners Gene Detroit Mich Victor Ross and John I Campbell escaped Fort Wayne Saturday. They were seen heading west with Ross held for desertion and Campbell linked to labor agitation in Michigan Mine Houghton. Mary Jones known as Mother Jones, a labor agitator, arrived in the copper country drawn by street railway and mine strikes and was deported from Colorado due to her influence.
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Fort
Gene Detroit
Mich
Victor Ross
John I. Campbell
Fort Wayne
Thei
James W. Prinkley
Ross
Goiag Campbell
Touear
Michigan
Houghton
Mary Jones
Jones
Colorado
Warrant Issued for Man Accused of Stolen Wells Fargo Package
A warrant was issued Saturday afternoon for Thomas Bradley accused of taking a package containing 81,000 in currency from a Wells Fargo wagon near Cleveland Ohio. An unnamed assistant was reportedly involved and the wagon’s crew was surprised by the theft.
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Geta
Cleveland
Thomas Bradley
Wells Largo
Wigan
Ile
Verdict for Winnie Men. Michael and damages set at 10000
The jury in Norristown after two hours of deliberation found Winnie Men. Michael guilty of alleged affection manipulation of Howard Dunham a wealthy coal broker and awarded Mrs. Durdiuin ten thousand dollars in damages.
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Norristown
Winnie
Michael
Philadelphia
Howard Dunham
Durdiuin
Prominent Priest John Kiely Dies in Missouri Visit
Rev Father John Kiely, professor at St. Louis University, collapsed and died while visiting a parishioner. Kiely rose to leave and immediately dropped dead, ending a noted clerical career in St. Louis, Missouri.
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St. Louis
John Kiely
St. Louis University
Pather Kiely
Hawkey Estate to Quit Book Business in Webster City
Webster City special reports the Hawkey estate ends school book sales by the board and city superintendent after eight to ten years of selling books at near cost to pupils. County Attorney Blake warns that state law bars school officers from dealing in schoolbooks. The board will sell through local stores, claiming action is protective and not for gain, while accusing complainants of ulterior motives.
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A. Webster City
Blake
O. A. Hall
Board of Education
Friends of County
Gerber
Friends
Indian Girl Mah Sha-Che Murdered Near Montrose
The body of Mah Sha-Che, an Indian woman who vanished March 4 from the reservation, was found in a Montrose ravine with clothes torn and wounds indicating murder. The coroner's jury returned murder verdict with blunt instrument in the hands of George Soldier, the last person seen with her, who has been taken to Cedar Rapids. A second young Indian is suspected of complicity, and authorities believe there is enough evidence to convict Soldier.
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Mah Sha-Che
Montrose
George Soldier
Soldier
Cedar Rapids
Two youths held on burglary charges in Akron raids
George Taylor aged 19 and Harry Vreeland 20, jailed in LeMars awaiting trial for burglary after four Akron store break ins last Tuesday. They allegedly stole about 75 dollars, revolvers and other items, arrested by Elk Point officers and brought before Justice Sullivan for preliminary hearing. Homes listed as Sioux Falls South Dakota. Taylor served 13 months and Vreeland two years in a South Dakota reform school.
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George Taylor
Harry Vreeland
LeMars
Akron
Elk Point
S. D
South Dakota
Taylor
Vreeland
Vaccination Order Shuts School in Council Bluffs
More than 2,000 children were kept from Council Bluffs schools Monday by order of the board of health for lack of vaccination. Over 1,000 high school students affected. The measure, issued months ago, faced strong parental opposition but was upheld by the health board. Parents vow to continue boycotting and contest the order.
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Council Bluffs
Board of Health
Indian Girl Murdered on Tama Reservation
A Tama Indian girl, missing for three weeks, was found murdered near Montrose on Friday. The body showed it had been concealed in a ragime and the clothes torn from the victim. Authorities describe the case as a homicide with unknown suspects.
Reward Offered in Fonda for Poisoner Seizure
Citizens of Fonda post a $100 reward for capturing the person responsible for distributing poison around town. The poison targets dogs, but some children avoided harm. Thirty animals, including hunting dogs, have died. a child narrowly escaped after swallowing a biscuit laced with poison.
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Fonda
Burglary Arrest Near Lown Falls Sunday Night
Special Policeman Marks arrested Toward at Lown Falls while burglarizing the residence of Crearge L Wilson. He was examined next morning and, in default of 3000 bail, was sent to Midara to await grand jury action.
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Rank Toward
Marks
Lown Falls
Crearge L. Wilson
Midara
Newspaper to Get New Home in Nevada Town
The Quarterly Week Nevada Journal publishers plan a new building this season. A 24 by 80 foot one story structure with basement will house a modern newspaper office.
Ver, Crofford Found Guilty In Stone Murder Trial
Ver Crofford of the Lamont grain mill was found guilty on Winday of the murder of Maud Stone. Stone died in Crofford's hospital after a criminal operation four years ago. It was his second trial.
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Crofford
Lamont Graniiatum
Winday
Willy
Maud Stone
Crofford's
Chin
Bloodhounds Put On Scent In Dayton Burglary
Dayton shoe store Lind Bros. was broken into Thursday morning. Burglars kicked rear panel, entered, rifled the money drawer and damaged stock. Bloodhounds will be used Wednesday evening to pursue the case, with locals suspected.
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Dayton
Lind Bros
ML Lind
Settle
Wiggosy sheep owners and canal talk swirl in era
A fragmented convocation of public figures and issues crosses newspapers. Mentions Jerry Simpson as a Wiggosy sheep owner in New Mexicy and references to Panama Canal commissioners and President Longey. Scattered remarks cite beef trusts, industry leaders like Rockefeller, and various regional outlets. The collage hints at political maneuvering, economic fears, and public debate amid a world of wartime and industrial tensions.
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Jerry Simpson
New Mexicy
Record of One Day Richard Fisher Shoots at Wife and Hangs Self
Richard Fisher of Carroll shot at his wife in Ames and at the city marshal during a long chase in Hagel Grove after coming from Ames. He was arrested, tried to hang himself with a coat rope, was cut down by the jailer, and lay bleeding but alive, with scant chance of recovery.
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Richard Fisher
Richtau Fisher
Carroll
Fisher
Ames
Hagle Grove
Lisher
Slisher
Council Bluffs to Remove Gibraltar Landmark for Homes
Council Bluffs plans to remove the Gibraltar hilltop overlooking the city to make room for new residences. Teams began grading the 800 foot hill, with a large portion to be removed this season. The steep face on the city side has already seen part of it cut away, and for 35 years the hill provided material for filling depressions citywide. Owners say it adjoins a highly desirable residence district.
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Council Bluf’s
Gibraltar
Cibraltar
Hare
Fifty Years Married Golden Anniversary in Holt Township
About 125 guests gathered at Daniel Leonard's Holt Township home in Taylor County to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. The event, planned for March 25, was postponed due to Mrs. Leonard's illness. Corning and Bedford leaders attended. Mr. Leonard turns 75 on the 24th, and his wife is 73.
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Daniel Leonard
Holt Township
Taylor County
Change of venue granted in Omaha diamond robbery case
Judge Green at Logan Monday granted a change of venue to Tom Dennison of Omaha in the diamond robbery of James Pollock totaling 75000. Red Oak in Montgomery County will host the May 2 session with Judge N W Macy of Harlan. Attorney Fallon aims to try the diamond case first and seeks a venue to Mills or Montgomery County. Council Bluffs was not to be considered.
Regents decide dam on Iowa River for university power
The regents plan a dam across the Iowa River with a June contract vote. Key decision hinges on allowing a half block free for a power house in Iowa City. otherwise the plant sits on university property. Engineering building contract awarded to William Grace Company for 59900 dollars. Bedford stone structure with TL by 122 mu.
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The
State University
Iowa River
Iowa City
William Grace Company
Chicago
Death of Judge A R Dewey in Washington Iowa
Judge A St Dewey died Saturday after a long illness in Washington. Death was due to cancer. He was a leading member of the Slasonic fraternity in Iowa and served as head of several Masonic orders in the state.
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A. R. Dewey
Washington
A. St. Dewey
Judge Dewey
Slasonic Fraternity
Iowa
Plymouth County Candidate Seeks State Printer Post
Chassell of Plymouth County voices strong support for his candidacy as state printer expressing gratification with the bid. He claims no opposition in the canvass and asserts a safe majority of legislature pledged to support.
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Chassell
Plymouth County
Carpenters Strike Hits Clinton Construction Boom
A carpenters strike and allied labor actions slow Clinton's spring construction, as contractors refuse wage increases. Three workers died in accidents tied to the unrest, and further stoppages threaten the housing and public works schedule.
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Clinton
Tiree Dnne
Moorhead to Get Telephones in Manone County
Moorhead, a town in Manone County, contracts a twenty year agreement with the Manone Telephone Company for telephone service.
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Moorhead
Manona County
Manone Telephone Company
Couple’s Vow Sealed in Crescent Pat tuwattiumie County
Groom aged 72 and bride aged 62 unite in a marriage ceremony described as a dream of love. The groom hails from Nlarrison County and the bride resides in Crescent within Pat tuwattiumie County. They plan to establish their dove-cote at Crescent.
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Henry Strasbury
McCampbell
Module
Nlarrison
Crescent
Pattuwattiumie
Earthquake Felt in Keokuk Area Thursday
A slight quake was felt in and near Keokuk on Thursday. Buildings shook but no serious damage occurred.
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Keokuk
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