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In Iowa City Johnson county the Methodist church built in 1843 burned recently from a defective chimney. Loss estimated at 15000, fully insured. A plan to rebuild a new church at 50000 is proposed. A series of local notices follow: Henry Musser's suicide near Dids at nineteen. inquests in Mount Pleasant. W W Walker, ex policeman, jailed for contempt. a smooth swindler arrested at Clinton. a vet fraud trial. a jewelry worker injured by carbolic acid. F D McCray arrested for grand larceny. Harry Hanna, Ames student, suicide by chloroform. a newborn dead from exposure near Des Moines. Allegations against Buxton. Fort Dodge Stone Ware sale to Western Stoneware. a six-year-old burned to death in Ottumwa. Pat Crowe lectures at Boone. and social and legal intrigues around Nelson and Feltz cases amid town gossip.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Vie Methodist
Henry Musser
Dids
Ion Farm
Maggie
Cormer Crane
Mount Pleasant
W. W. Walker
Ana- Mesa
Sioux City
Codar Rapids
Griffith
John F. Bagley
John Sray
Joseph Murphy
Town City
Puritan
F. D. McCray
Burlington
Samuel Glasgow
Harry. Hanna
Garrison
Ames
Des Moines
Henry Oleson
Webster County
Thomas Buxton
Buxton
Fort Dodge Stone Ware Company
Western Stoneware Company
Western Stoneware Trust
Great W Western Cereal Company
Heath Mills
Fort Dodge
Samuel Fowler
Kxline
Ottumwa
Fowler
Fhe
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pat Crowe
Boone
Opera House
Cudahy
Crowe
William Nelson
Bessie Anderson
Connell Bluits
Nelson
Amale
Fort Madison
Wred Fietz
Cornell Biuns
J. M. Oliver
Independence
Feitz
Fietz
Clara Oliver
Oliver
Feltz
Dunlap
Local Iowa notes recount suicides and crimes across towns
A wide array of brief incidents spans Mapleton Cedar Rapids Anamosa and Waterloo. Reports include a bank clerk shooting his hand a hunter killed in a mishap a man who toasted on a rail trip a purse snatching in Boone police arresting a suspect in a tight works case and a wolf hunt bounty. Also noted are a judge’s contempt order a von Kutusehen insanity case and a contested Catholic Foresters policy ruling plus assaults on Hampton residents and a Mason City man declared insane.
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Pelletier
Na Onal
Mapleton
Dr. Kiser
Quasquoten
Cedar Rapids
Patrick Barnett
Walnut
John Moore
Buffalo
Abs
Tiarks
H. FP
Colton
Anamosa
John Mearns
Wapsipinicon River
Thomas J. Miller
Ottumwa
Robert Sloan
Miller
Phillip Watkins
Erich von Kutusehen
Rock
Pssse
Catholic
Order of Foresters
Clinton District Court
Edward Norton
Society
John Norton
California
Bevere
Chicago & Northwestern
Young Norton
Nartor
TB. A. Evans
Waterloo
Abadiah Smith
Hampton
Evang
Iowa
Mutual
Rockwell
Rampton
Mrs. Smith
Pott
Evans
Waterlon
Tucker
Mason City
Maso City Express
Independence
Calamity in San Francisco and national reaction
A condensed review describes the San Francisco earthquake and fire, with thousands killed or injured, immense property losses, and widespread relief efforts. It notes California rescue acts, hotel ruins, and the collapse of landmarks while highlighting Congressional commentary and Roosevelt's stance on justice and reform measures.
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Sanrancisco
San Francisco
Nesty
Fourth Street
Brunswick Hotel
Mission
Seventh Streets
Fifth
Minna
San Quentin
W.W. Phelps
Oakland
America
California Coast
Postal Telegraph Company
Congress
National Treasury
Los Angeles
St. Ignatiug
Majestic
Columbia
Orpheum
Grand Opera House
Harsh early 1900s crimes and notable deaths across regions
Mixed brief items report a hanged Black man Joseph C. Smith for murder in Buxton Iowa in 1908, a Cavalier North Dakota post office robbery of 1100 dollars, and numerous regional notes. Vultures terrorize livestock in Valais Switzerland. Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds women’s vote in schools. death of Capt. W. A. Powell in Atlanta. Crossey heresy trial延期 to April 25. Gen Bell appointed chief of staff duties. Judge Hook drafts opinion on Chicago Board of Trade case in Minnesota circuit court.
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Joseph C. Smith
Art Madison
Ida Cannady
Buxton
Cavalier
Pembine County
N. D
Coxches
Valais
Switzerland
Wisconsin Supreme Court
W. A. Powell
Home Mission Board
The
Southern Presbyterian Church
Atlanta, Ga
Algernon 8. Crossey
Batavia
N. Y
Bell
Thomas H. Barry
Army War College Board
Judge Hook
United States Circuit Court of Zoposts
St. Paul, Minn
Chicago Board of Trade
Cella Commission Company
Sunbury court hears Herndon liquor license bid
A Sunbury Pennsylvania court considered A Herndon’s application for a wholesale liquor license. He confronted the petitioner’s attorney, who prevailed after a coin flip contest.
Cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills After Neuralgia Attack
A Pleasanthill Pennsylvania man recounts a severe neuralgia episode in May 1905 with heart fluttering and swelling. After failing with a local doctor, he used Dr Williams Pink Pills and improved rapidly, claiming full cure after a few boxes. The ad assures the pills cure the underlying cause of pain and contain no narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Deafness Cure Promised With Mull’s Cure Ad
An advertisement declares a cure for deafness caused by catarrh via Mull's Gaturrh Cure with a $100 reward for any case not cured. The text mentions the Eustachian tube and chronic catarrh as causes and promotes remedies, while other snippets touch on society scenes and quotes from Philadelphia Ledger and Washington Star.
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Nina
Mull
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Florida
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M. T. Finning
Ninels Association of Letter Carriers
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Indiana
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International Waterways Commission
Niagara Falls
Mary DB. Breen
Lemars
William Perry
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Alice Merritt
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Green Valley
Ohio Brewers’ Association
General Assembly
William Kennedy
Green Bay
Wis
Daniel Kenney
Danville
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Darius C. Miller
Claude G. Burnham
Bethea
United States District Court
British Columbia
Calumet
Mich
Raymond Shannon
Sisters of St. Francis’ Hospital
Trenton
N. J
Triial Board
Christopher A. Schreck
Duluth, Mesabe & Northern
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Minn
Nicholas Longworth
New York Times
England
Washington
West Virginia
Eisenbrown
Frank Thompson
Gardner Thompson
Paw Paw
Mitchell
Miners’ Union
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Towa
Louis Busse
Willam M. Morrow
Tiduchuca
Samar
United States
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Illinois
Christian Church
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Lapponi
John Morris
Kansas City
Minnesota
John ©. Chaney
Sullivan
Abramoff
Maria Spiridonova
Borissoy
Hebsk
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Hjnar Mikkelsen
Duchesa
Victoria
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Lord Rothschild
Nashville
Tenn
Louis Martin
John D. Rockefeller
West Fifty-fourth Street
John D. Jr
Lavenia Foy
Connecticut
New Haven
George H. Harmon
American National Red Cross
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Red Cross
Jesse Davis
Columbus
Ind
James A. Cartwright
Ogle County
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Andreiva
Maxim Gorky
Zhelabuski
Moscow
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Imperial Theater
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Stephen A. Douglas
Princeon
Slevin
Lens
France
Lievin
Ilinotz Senate
Charles BE. Hughes
Alexander Simpson
Department of Justice
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Lone Court
Manchurch
Valley of Chicago
Medinah Temple Chiceco
Persia
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Washington Star
Dodd
Mary Irvin
Pamplin City
Cardui
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