Justice Dickey and the court room drama
A lively column recounts Justice Dickey’s thunderous voice intimidating fledgling lawyers in Brooklyn as he admonishes a rookie in a tangled case. It also notes Miss Time Tsuda a Bryn Mawr alumna teaching in Japan and returning to educate women for government roles.
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Miss Time Tsuda
Bryn Mawr College
Totsis
Maeglish
Miss Tsuda
America
Sha
Chanies Lanman
Washington
Japan
Bryn Mawr
Adelina Patti tour notice and odd medical claim
A western editor published a curious preliminary notice about Adelina Patti announcing a final U S tour next year. It mocks death probabilities and warns listeners not to miss her two thousand dollar note performance. The item also cites a Milltown New Jersey man who lost his arms and learned to adapt through self reliance. A German surgeon statement on eggshell membranes for skin healing is noted as a tested analogy.
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Adelina Patti
United States
Mare
Patti Nicotini
Pat
Gomi
Wales
British writer Nun Godfrey wins damages over novel
The British author Nun Godfrey has secured damages from a publisher and a female writer for including him in a novel. An injunction was also granted to stop further publication of the book.
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Caf
Godfrey
Demages
Ves
Boston photographer Hawes dies at age four in era of daguerreotypes
An aged Boston photographer, Josseh Aghinsen Hawes, who began daguerreotype work in the early era, has died in his fourth year of life. The note records a short biographical sketch from the earliest days of photographic portraiture.
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Boston
Josseh Aghinsen Hawes
Hartshorn of Wright Wins After 3337th Ballot Nomination
At the 37th senatorial district Republican convention in Webster City Iowa Hartshorn of Wright county was nominated on the 3337th ballot Hardin county abandoned Wallace and shifted twenty votes to Parthorn Brinton remained loyal to Brinton The nomination effectively secures the seat after five days of balloting with Wallace Brinton Hartshorn as the key contenders The process reflected a mood of good will among the party members.
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Webster City
MiGhirty
Hartshorn
Wright County
Hardin County
Wallace
Parterhorn
Hiamiltoni
Brinton
Anti-Saloon League dismisses Abrams at Iowa convention
Des Moines August meeting of the Anti Saloon League ousted state superintendent W W Abrams for announcing support for governor candidate A Cummins of Des Moines. Rev E C Marshall elected to succeed him. A bitter floor fight and a hissed secretary marked the session as officials listed include Coffin Campbell Brookway Gordon Saw Treasurer Sawyers and others.
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Anti-Saloon League
Des Moines
WW. Abrams
League
L.S. Coffin
Fort Dodge
J. MH. Campbell
E. I. Brookway
Ainsworth
Nitalle E. Gordon
Des Moi
Mott
Alexander Moines
MC. Marshall
Sioux City
W. I. Cole
Mt. Pleasant
Dunshee
FH. Marshall
Blonx City
J. A. Harvey
Perry
A. Campbell
I. N. McCush
R. P. McClonaughey
Washington
B. PF. Brockway
M. Hedee
Cakaloosa
H. H. Farrill
Iowa City
Centerville
Hastie
Des
Vision of Million Prompts Iowa City Mine Rally
Iowa City capitalists led by former Attorney General Milton Remley City Solicitor W H Batley and Alderman J G Lind say they may have struck a vast treasure in Missouri land. Frank Mullin reports a lead strike on land near Sabula, Iowa. experts see weak evidence but the syndicate estimates millions in ore. Stockholders plan trips from Town Creek to inspect the claims this week.
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Citiorary
Stemley
Iowa City
Milton Remley
W. H. Batley
J. G. Lindsay
Missou
Sabula
Frank Mullin
Missouri
Jefferson County
Mullin
Cley
Hathaway Heirs Settle Big Will In Probate Case
Onawa Aug 22 Judge Illchison approves stipulation ending dispute over the late William N Hathaway estate valued near 50 000 Heirs include widow and three others with d W Hathaway receiving most property Ann Janett Hathaway gets 18000 while the other three heirs receive 9000 each J W Hathaway ex county treasurer is named administrator and the estate will be settled soon with about 35000 remaining to distribute
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Niathaway
Onawa
William N. Hathanity
Lllichison
William N. Hinthaway
Sienona County
D. W. Hathaway
Willow
Ann Janett Hathaway
J. W. Mathaway
J. W. Hathaway
Woman Fatally Shot in Iowa City Household Quarrel
Laura Lewes of Pelton Avenue was fatally shot after an alleged quarrel with a roamer, Dottie Duffy, who then disappeared. The bullet entered the brain and she did not recover. Webster City beat Bert Dade 6 to 1 in a local game, with Carriveau and Drune noted for standout plays.
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Laura Lewes
Uns
Webster City
Bert Dade
Lelly Vantestud
Carriveau
Druney
Weaver builds a legal practice in Fargo after graduation
Walter Weaver, a 1901 graduate of the State University of Indiana, opens an established practice in Fargo. He is the son of Judge S. M. Weaver of Love Falls and a candidate for supreme judge on the state Republican ticket, showcasing a family line of talent and energy.
Home Savings and Trust to Voluntary Liquidation in Des Moines
Des Moines Des Moines Will go into voluntary liquidation on September 24 following stockholders action. The building and loan law reshapes the industry, banning guaranty stock and single payment stock, capping expenses at eight percent, ensuring withdrawals equal to paid-in amounts, and restricting interest. Dr. F C Spinney presides. the company’s assets total 30204326 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fKomé Bacinga and
Tevet Companys
der Moinea
Des Moines
Aus
Home Savings and Trust Company of
Guaranty S Tock
Motions to Decide Upper Des Moines Editorial Meet Agenda Iowa Falls
August 28 report from Iowa Falls Denison and other cities outlines the Upper Des Moines Editorial association program for September 11 and 26. Speakers include W EK Hamilton on The News and How to Secure It and A N Sniff on Can a Daily Paper Be Made to Pay in Town of Less Than 6 000, among others from Des Moines Waterloo Denison Manson and Cerro Gordo.
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Iowa
Falls
C. Platt
Upper Des Moines Editorial Association
Denis
W. EK. Hamilton
Odebalt Chronicle
Morse cross-bill in divorce case sparks fierce war
Grinnell Iowa Aug 28 The Morse divorce case takes a new turn as Mr C R Morse files a cross-bill alleging adultery and cruel and inhuman treatment by Mrs C R Morse dating back to 1897 and 1900 with later 1960 Chicago and Cedar Rapids acts. Morse, aged over 65 with wealth around 200000, claims fear for his life and health. The case will be heard at the September term.
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R Marie Viles
Grinnell
C. R. Morse
Airvorce
Morse
Fittie
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
Berry Ennis
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Morse
Iowa Political Shifts Signal Realignments Ahead
In Des Moines Aug 28 political turmoil grips Iowa as several Democrats flip. H H Abrams says he will back Cummins over the Democratic slate due to the local option plank. Judge Akers of Decorah plans to quit the party to support Cummins. Col Ei boeck plans a full Cummins endorsement despite recent pro game law remarks. Ed B Evans, longtime Democrat and Cleveland land office official, endorses the Prohibition party in a decisive break with past support for Jerry Hartenhower.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Severs
H. H. Abrams
Anti-Suluan League
Cummins
Judge Akers
Decorah
Democratic Party
Colonel Eiboeck
Ed B. Evans
Register of the Land Office
Cleveland
Jerry Hartenhower
Prohibition Party
Supreme Court to Decide If Damned Thief Phrase Has Meaning
Des Moines August 28 Supreme Court of Iowa will hear case John Zurowski vs A Reichmann on whether calling a man a damned thief and forger in a bank dispute is actionable. Reichmann had protested a note’s inflated amount, tore up the note, and told bank staff you are no damned thief and forger. Jury awarded damages against Reichmann. appeal follows after a bank altercation with Zurowski at Pritz office.
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Supreme Court
Des Moines
Supreme Court of Tawa
Iowa
Plymouth County
Wakefield
John Zurowski
A. Reichmann
Reichmann
Alliance Hail and Cyclone Mutual Insurance Association
Austin
Ytrite
Treichmann
Zurowski
Pritz
Reichsmann
Guse
Mrs. Mary Frederickson Offers Cedar Falls Residence for City Hospital
Mrs. Mary Frederickson proposes to donate her Cedar Falls residence for city hospital use during her retirement and for a period after, on condition that part of the house be reserved for her lifelong residence. The location is favorable and the house is large enough for hospital needs.
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Mary Frederickson
Cedar Falls
Governor Shaw Delivers Lincoln Convention Address
Lincoln Neb Aug 28 The Nebraska League of Republican clubs met at Lincoln auditorium with the largest attendance in its history. President Walter A Lees and officers were elected. Governor Shaw of Iowa spoke on expanding markets for American labor and products. He urged opening new outlets through reciprocity, canal projects, improved consular service, and convention rights in European ports.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska League of Republican Clubs
Lincoln Auditorium
M. Pollard
Waring
League
Committee On
Walter A. Lees
Victor Seymour
Shaw
Iowa
Republican Party
Rocky Mountains
Europe
Asia
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ita Mtoe
Future of the Democracy debated at Saratoga club
At Saratoga N Y August 29 Democrats discuss a Saratoga club meeting between Senator Arthur P Gorman and Norman F E Mack national committeeman New York The pair argue over the party future Mack warns of a split if Bryan and his allies face repudiation while Gorman urges returning to established principles to avoid treason and predicts success in 1904 with a united party and conservative platform
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Gorman
Mack
Saratoga
N. Y
Saratoga Club
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Norman FE
New York
Bryan
German
Democratic Party
Ma Mack
Mistook Him for a Bear In Montana Outing Fatal Shot
Jonn Andrews was killed at Lewin ranch Red Lodge Montana when John Stoulers mistook him for a bear and fired a bullet at close range. Andrews, a Carbon county resident and Red Lodge postmaster under Cleveland, was part of a party enjoying an outing.
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Jonn Andrews
John Romers
Movicon Tet
Lodge
Mont
Joan Andrews
John Stoulers
Lewin Ranch
Andrews
Carbon County
Red Lodge
Cleveland
Paroled Rev Hinshaw, murderer in Belleville case
Rev William E Hinshaw, former Belleville pastor convicted of murdering his wife in 1855, was paroled by Governor Durbin after a ten day parole, despite lengthy prison sentence. He left Winchester under cover with a guard. Family illness and public interest fueled the secrecy surrounding his release.
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Dvornot
Durbin
Sermita
Mita
Indianapolis
Ind
Willan
Finnshaws
Ivhe
Michlican City
Helleville
Priday
Hinshaw
Winchester
Wittchester
William E. Hinshaw
Belleville
Ile
Carrie Nation Debuts on Vaudeville in Philadelphia
Carrie Nation arrived from the West and appeared at the Grand Opera House in Philadelphia, delivering a sharp speech urging saloon abolition. She drew a large curious crowd, but failed to meet officials and was unable to meet Major Ashbridge. She returned to the Grand Opera House for a second appearance before departing to Baltimore.
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Philadelphia
Carrie Nation
West
Grand Opera House
Sansas
Hans Taken to Logan for Perjury Hearing
Fred M. Hans, Elk horn road chief detective, was brought from Omaha to Harrison County for a perjury charge in the Katta and Daniels freight car robbery case after Iowa Sheriff Shelton sought his return as a fugitive from justice. A hearing before Judge Gordon occurred, then a requisition from Governor Savage led to further transfer toward Logan. The fugitive case against Slang in this city was dismissed.
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Ravage Granits
Harrison County
Omaha
Neb
Fred M. Hans
Elkhorn Road
Iowa
Shelton
Logan
Katta
Daniels
Hana
Gordon
Savage
Tiana
Corneh Bluff
Logain
Appointing John Jenkins Consul General to Ban Salvador
The president named John Jenkins of Nebraska as consul general to Ban Salvador and Pereival G. Hennick as collector of internal revenue for the fifth district of Illinois. Washington notes the appointments made on August 29.
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Jobn Dunking
Salvador
Washington
John Jenkins
Nebraska
Pereival G. Hennick
Pitth
Ilinsis
Oriental evasiveness edict on arms import fails
August 28 report notes the imperial edict banning arms imports is unsatisfactory to foreign ministers. A ministers’ meeting will discuss the edict. It ignores that the prohibition targets the government as punishment. Prince Chun telegram mentions Germany’s planned bowing gesture to Emperor William. The court plans a quiet return to Peking and a 100,000 tael farewell gift to Singan Fu distress. The edict forbids reception preparations.
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Stlaisters
Heking
Prince Chun
Germany
William
Peking
Singan Fu
Milner at Cape Town Declares Britain Will Not Swerve
British High Commissioner Milner arrived in Cape Town from England and was greeted warmly. He stated there is no doubt about Britain and its government’s unshakable determination to adhere to its South African policy, despite calls for change.
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Britain
Cape Town
Aug
Bridish
Blilner
England
Great Britain
Showman Shot At Correctionville Riot After Dancer Death
A Minneapolis butcher, Joseph Hyan, was killed by Harley Cave during a riot at Correctionville after a dancer dispute during a Pawnee Bill show. The mob pursued Cave to a hotel, shots fired, Cay e captured and held, then jailed in Sioux City. Coroner to rule. Pawnee Bill vows prosecution if needed.
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Bronx City
Atte
Tosephy Luis Hyan
Minneapolis
Pawtee Bill Show
Correctionville
Here
Harley Cave
Iowa
Petty
Sure
Cave
Thompson
Ed ‘White
Gordon W. Lilla
Pawnee City
Okla
Pawnee Bill
Sullivan
Had No Alternative Keying Dreads Stigma After Fatal Shot
In Sioux City Sheriff’s Office, Gut Cave describes the night’s events and the new 28 Celtic revolver believed to have saved his life. He recalls aiming at a man during a chaotic moment, fearing the outcome as onlookers weigh consequences and the town debates the incident.
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Cave
Jackson
Cars
Sioux City
G. Tan
Puplig
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