IOWA NEWS Highlights Bouyant and Grim Events Across Counties
A wide Iowa round of brief items details a fatal track accident near Neola involving stockman Andrew Power, a baby hip injury at a Manchester farm, looming GAR dissolution warnings from Adjutant General Newsman, and death of longtime postmaster James S. Jones. Notes on ex state treasurer Gilbertson’s Minneapolis loan venture, site selection for a new Clarinda post office, a dangerous Northwestern handcar crash near Marshalltown, and a Creston slugging case are included. Widespread unrest follows lynching fears in Charles City, with fires aimed at Burlington Civic Federation targets and threats against leaders. A booster meeting in Winton raises 35,000 for a new rail link, while Alton area explosions threaten Peterstore workers. Employer prosecutions, local boy assault cases near Algona, and a fatal timber accident near Sciola mark county incidents. The era’s corn boom surfaces with Reid Yellow Dent set as world’s priciest ear at 150 dollars, and ironclad bids drive derby-style auctions, amid broader political and legal tussles across Monona and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neola
Andrew Power
Strick
Bert Habblin
Manchester
Hamblin
Grand Army of the Republic
Dothes
Audubon County
James 8. Jones
G. 8. Gilbertson
Minneapolis
W. F. Field
Washington, D.C
Postal Department
Clarina
Congress
Sami
Marshalltown
Hall Electric Company
Northwestern
Ben H. Tucraman
Cedar Rapids
Ed Owens
Creston
Chadron
Neb
W. S. Smock
Cromwell
Owens
Holine
Business Men's Club
Board of Supervisors
Gilman Methodist Church
Charles City
James Cullen
Nathaniel Pye
The
Methodist Church
Wilson Denny
Congregational Church
I. ©. Hirsch
Charles City College
Hirsch
Cullen
J. N. Patterson
Burlington Civic Federation
BE EL Jones
Patterson
Booster Club
Winton
Milwaukee Road
Rock Island
Citiens
van Horne
Newhall
Peterstore
Willian Aho
Jehur Wessel
Loulsome Anivadher
Ware
Henry Thompson
Tahar
Diva Oo
Mme Hae Creel
Ile
Kossuth County
Algona
Joe McCain
McCain
Michael Hubbard
Burt
Largs Larson
Sciola
Villisea
George Ricabaugh
Larson
Anuther
Sociola
Whiting
Bennett Brothers
Ames
Pan Pascal
DeWitt
Clinton County
Hollen and
Shambaugh
Iowa Corn Growers Association
Kkly
Hicks
Webster City
Lobrville
Webster County
Lonrville
Condetor Hicks
Lohrville
Burley
Fred Novell
Denison
Novell
Imnofs Central
Reid
Iowa State College
Dan L. Pascal
Iowa Corn Growers* Association
Bennett Bros
Harry Hilton
Malvern
Iowa
Red Oak Institute
Monona County
Oliver
Joint Highway Commission of
Monona
Harricen
P. A. Sawyer
A. Kendall
C. B. Ells
Clul Federation
Congressional News and Capitol Debates Across States
The House committee of the whole refuses to strike a $1,000,000 army appropriation for state militia expenses. Senate Indian Affairs subcommittee favors striking Carlisle Indian School funding. A push for a sweeping inquiry into Senator J. W. Barley of Texas is introduced. Debates on colored troops, Japanese policy, a Tennessee Pennsylvania clash, and a Missouri rail worker hours bill. Reed Smoot’s seat questioned by Hopkins.
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House of Representatives
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Carlisle
United States
J. W. Barley
Tejas
Foraker
Lodse
Gearin
America
Con Spressmen
Daines
Tennessee
Mahon
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Hopkins
Minois
Reed Smoot
Mixed 1900s News Snippets From U S and Abroad
The steamship Ponce reaches New York after tow to Germain das with a broken shaft. Confession in Kentucky murder case names Hayais and Gahan as instigators. Illinois Central dispute with Gov Deneen. suit filed. Chicago heir Walter Gogte Jr. dies from gunshot. family suspects accident. Fire at Lancaster tobacco warehouse causes $1 million loss. Charles Curtis nominated for U S senator by Republican caucus. Card party explosion in Wilmington kills two, injures many. Riverdale educator Gibson drowns saving a boy. Hamburg court requires North German Fire Insurance to cover San Francisco quake losses. Tennessee legislature backs Roosevelt on Brownsville soldiers. No yellow fever in Cuba since August. French envoy informs Roosevelt of Mathews Legion of Honor award. Texas senators seek Bailey and Davidson probe. Minneapolis mills idle for lack of cars. Cincinnati appeals court upholds Kentucky racing board law. Tranfield bank vault robbed of $800. Cleveland hospital cruelty probe ordered. Mexican troops kill 30 rioters at Nogales. Mrs Longley of St Louis dies in oil explosion.
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Ponce
New York
Germindas
John Smith
Iwtterment
Fr. D. Cox
Kentucky
Hayais
Galahan
Harahan
Tlinois Central
Deneen
Charles Curtis
United States
Benson
Woodman’s Hall
Wilmington
Elbert W. Gibson
Riverdale
Mich
Harry Velance
North German Fire Insurance Company
Hamburg Court
San Francisco
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Tex
Cuba
Sagua la Grande
Washington
Legion of Honor
Brander Mathews
Columbia University
Texas
Bailey
Davidson
Minneapolis
Nogales
Bila J. Longley
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Dutch East Indian Islands
Pavloff
St. Petersburg
Deispolsheim
Germa
Mabel Calvert
Chicago
Pope Pius
France
Fred Gilman
Goodland
Ind
Bloomington
Gilman
George C. Wapp
Frederick Freund
Milwaukee
Archbishop Montgomery
Nat're
Missouri
Cleveland
el Carrigal
Carcalo
Baldwin
Philadelphia
Warsaw
Patko Andriefi
Lodz
Poland
William Alden Smith
Grand Rapids
R. A. Alger
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harriman Aystems
Russia
Sweden
Norway
Union Hotel
Janesville
Wis
Goldfield
Ney
Bob Lankswert
Lollisville
Ed Smith
Point Isabel
Herkeley
Cal
Gould
Hadley
A. B. Cummins
Charles City
Eugene W. Schmitz
Supreme Court
HW. P. Ripley
Santa Ve
Interstata Ecommerce Commission
Nrat
Union
Paclific
Santa Ma
Gen
George B. McClellan
James Cullen
Tidley Car
Jackson
Court of Appeals
Vladimir Pavloff
Pittsburg
David Overmnger
Kansas
Topeka
Brooklyn
J. C. Stubbs
Great Harriman
Albert A. Chittenden
Maria Novack
Thomas Novack
Holding
Minn
Young Corbett
Philadelphua
Tommy Murphy
Atlanta
Savannah, Augusta & Northern Railroad Company
Savannah
Rossville
George Montgomery
Adler
Broadway
Thirty-second
Thirty-third Street
John H. Graham
Graham & Morton Transportation Company
Lake Michigan
St. Joseph
Beatrice Kobe
W. A. Kobbe
Raymond D. Little
Nhiver
All Angels’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Gov
Folk
William Spaugh
Sheriff Park
Duquoin
Itt
el Paso
North Yakima
Reekon
America
Dixiana Stud
Lexington
W. M. Dutrow
Baltimore & Ohio
Terra Cotta
South Dakota
Lorsed
Robert J. Gamble
Santa Fe Railway
Los Angeles
Muzaffar-Ed-Din
Shah of
Persia
Teheran
Clark
Helena
Mont
Lee Mantle
Northwestern
Shull
London Aero Club
James Gordon Bennett
City of
William Randolph Hearst
Vast array of world events reported in single notice
Constitutional changes set election date for September 3. Reports detail disasters from a Dutch East Indies tsunami, fires in Germany and the US, political assassinations, revolutions, industrial accidents, and legal actions from Moscow to San Francisco. The bulletin also notes Roosevelts stance on spelling reform and ongoing railroad antitrust probes.
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Iowa News
Cedar River
Lalt
Louis Busse
Ensign Roper
Salvation Army
W. W. Schermerhorn
Gilford Front
George Penn
London
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