New Federal Law Aims At President Murder Crime
Law passed after three assassinations in the nation provides the death penalty for killing the president vice president or any successor and for ambassadors and ministers while in official duties. It extends jurisdiction to territories and sets penalties for anarchist agitators and teachers of violence. The act seeks to curb murder clubs and forbid entrance of anti government individuals.
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Washington
United States
White House
Porto Rico
Philippines
Mur der Clubs
Opposition to Government Duty of Removing High Officials
The passage discusses a drastic naturalization law barring anarchists, defining opposition to good government, and placing a duty on courts to record affidavits ensuring applicants are not tainted. It praises the statute as a strong defense against anarchism and socialism and questions why it was not enacted earlier.
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United States
Ambition of A D Clarke for State Senate Examined
The Swea City Herald discusses A D Clarke potential candidacy for the state senate, noting his past near nominations and fearlessness in northern Iowa politics. It suggests Palo Alto and Emmet counties influence, mentions Dr Bachman, and hints Clarke may enter the race via Emmetsburg paper coverage.
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Swea City Herald
A. D. Clarke
Emmetsburg
State Senate
Clarke
Palo Alto
Iowa
Senate
Kossouth County
Bachman
Emmet
Kossuth
the Herald
Ierald
Local merger forms Congregational church in Arion Iowa
News notes a three church merger in Arion Iowa creating a Congregational society led by Rev A W McNeel of Buffalo Center. The move aims to unite Baptist Methodist and Christian congregations for spiritual and social unity in the town. A sick resident of Livermore seeks Texas climate for health before boarding a train, but dies en route near Humboldt. Buckeye Iowa to become a municipality, with rapid growth and trade lines already present. Pocahontas county horses shipped to Bangor Maine for the Maine woods project, weights around 1500 pounds.
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Arion
Iowa
A. W. McNeel
Buffalo Center
Spirit of Harmony
John Heines
Livermore
Texas
Jack
Humboldt
LuVerne News
Hardin County
Buckeye
Iowa Falls
Des Moines
Towa Falls
Hampton Chronicle
Pocahontas County
Bangor
Maine
Maine Woods
Farm and town notes reflect fires prices and pioneers
Reports from the area record a string of incidents and prices. Fire destroyed five downtown businesses in Ruthven before police and water shortages halted efforts. J Ahyens Globe store blamed on overheated stove. Cedar Valley Telephone in Hampton faced street-use dispute. Franklin county pioneer Philip Kratz sold his homestead farm to his son after decades without a mortgage. Coal raidsremove carloads from Orleans siding. cars redirected to Emmetsburg and Superior. Mil ford hog sales set a record price for the O I C breed at 740 pounds and 45.88 dollars. Estherville Presbyterians dedicated a new church amid heavy debt reduction. Fashion notes predict stiff bosomed shirts next summer. Boone cattle dying from ergotism in fields. Sygneer flax mill suspended due to coat scarcity.
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I. M. McKim
Reveille
Ruthven
Id. J. Ahyens Globe Clothing
First National Bank
Ruthven Appeal
Treat
Cedar Valley Telephone Company
Hampton
Ackley Phonograph
Philip Kratz
Franklin County
W. W
Mr. Kratz
Spirit Lake
Orleans
Emmetsburg
Superior
Albert Culbert
Milford
W. D. Paton
Estherville
Boone
Sygneer
Extra Session Called by President Roosevelt in 1903
The United States Senate is ordered to convene an extraordinary session at the Capitol in Washington on March 5 following a presidential proclamation. The piece criticizes Senate obstruction by certain members and urges more practical action, ending with advertisements for Bowyer’s glasses and Durdall coffee.
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United States Senate
Roosevelt
United States of America
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate of the
United States
Washington
Lulodore Rouskvely
Joan Hay
Quay
Morgan
Cuba
Late Spring Looms Amid Wet Snowy Outlook
Director J R Sage of the crop service warns heavy snows leave excessive moisture and a late spring. Excess moisture risks delayed field work, mud, and slow drying soil, with little fall plowing done. Sage calls for a dry winter pattern to mitigate crop damage and reduce ongoing moisture. The Webster Journal notes persistent snow drifts and transport disruptions in Des Moines and other cities.
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J. R. Sage
Mr. Sage
Des Moines
Webster Journal
Executors Named for Ny Tum Estate in Kossuth County
Notice in Algona Iowa states that on February 27 1902 the court appointed George W Nyons and John A Nyro as executors of the will of Wm H Ny Tum deceased. All debts must be paid to the executors and all claims presented to the court for allowance.
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District Court
Kossuth
Laws
Wm. H. Nytum
George W. Nyons
John A. Nyro
Algona
Kossuth County
Iowa
Cis
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R. W. Hayes & CO
Ravi W. Hayes
Hugh R. Smith
A. D
Bowyer’s
Durdall Sunch
Chas
Taylor
J. A. Lang
Standard Orand
Standard Sewing Mach, Co
Lake ST
Chicago, Ill
J. B. Winkel
Gar-Gol
Erica Hoepra
Kraft Clothing Co
Luce
Choice
Chilldren
Cc. O. Simpson
North Iowa Lumber CO
Lweeree
Chicago
Missouri River
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
North-Western Line
Tnibkern
Ealtle
Mach
County Savings Bank
Gardner Cowles
C.B. Hutchins
B.A. Vesper
Ogshiex Crmorons
E. J. Gilmore
Spear
E. J. Murta
Hutoning
K BH. Vesper
Frank Wiemer
Swetting
Doads
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