Iowa News Highlights From Des Moines To Davenport
A series of incidents fills Iowa news: Mrs M Stolte of Boone thwarted by two robbers aided by a brother with a revolver. Frank Hopecky killed attempting to board the fast mail at Helle Plain while moving from Missouri to Chelsea. Drake University summer school projections with growing faculty and new offerings. estate settlement notices in New York City to Marshalltown heirs. Marengo & Midland Railways survey completion and interurban financing. legal cases involving Arthur Blackburn and Beaver versus Swecker. Fort Dodge fire dept ire over 60 000 courthouse shoot building loss. Webster City rifle range conflict. injuries from a pole fall near Ottumwa. exhumation order for Mrs Emily Reed death cause. Davenport marriage license elopement of Constantin Ackerman and Agnes Koch. Rev Henry Luz injunction against further preaching at Debuque. William Sunday revival reports with many conversions. Lenox commemorates Civil War service with Senator Allison address. and local burglaries in Ida Grove and Tama involving dental office thefts.
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Missouri
Chelsea
Tama
Drake University
Des Moines
Attorne
New York City
Marshalltown
Navier la Plant
Clemons
Solomon Bruce
Levi Garrett
Conrad
Steven Garrett
Ferguson
New York Business District
Marengo & Midland Railways Company
Cedar Rapids
Oskaloosa
Marengo
Genoa Bluffs
Millersburg
Deep River
Montezuma
Attangewens
Andrews
Arthur Blackburn
Clemens
Alta Pearl Scott
Supreme Court
Histtorney
Blackburn
Burnham
Bard
Fort Madison
WL OG. Clements
Newton
Py & County District Court
Grinneh
Nornan Beaver
John
Beaver
Brooklyn
Bwecker
Braig Degler
Guernsey
Swecker
Wimeny
Clements
Fort Dodge
Webster City
Company C
Audrey Crouch
Ilnemnam
J. Vance
Eddyville
Emily Reed
Iowa State Board of Health
E. O'Neill
Chicago
Ackerman
Davenport
Koch
P. T. Koch
Benson
Henry Luz
St. John's German Lutheran Church of
Debuque
Luz
Kays
Conrad Proitenger
Synod
William Sunday
Knoxville
Cumming
Nebraska
Fritz Klein
Winnebago
Neb
George Meyers
Lavern B. Roe
Tom Lee
Hosea Delier
Klein
Lenox
Iowa
Lenox College
McKean
Gettysburg
William B. Allison
James Stewart
St. Laws
Don C. Henderson
Horace Greeley
Allegan Journal
Kalamazoo
Frank Hagerman
Smith McPherson
United States District Court
Kansas City
Telfair Hodgson
Sewanee
Iown
University of the South
John T. Morgan
Selma
Ala
Coney Island
New York
Valvivia
Chile
Pittsburg
Henry Wolff
Boston
Wis
Wisconsin Senate
W. M.liggett
Minnesota Agricultural College
United States
John Tyler Morgan
Alabama
Congress
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Washington
Angina Peatorts
Faustino Ablen
Leyte
Jones
Aldarice
Rote
Lucia
Hazel Holt
Minnin Kiederer
Cedar Lake
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Salvador
Acajutla
John Moissant
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Ohio Grand Army
Canton
Yungchun
Weldon
Sarah L. EB. Read
Annie Roundtree
Detroit
August Gottwald
America
Defiance
Gottwald
Folk
David Long
Caruthersville
Lfe
Long
John Still
Little
Arkansas
Carrie Nation
David 8. Griffiths
Springfield
Ill
Walter Voiz
Liberia
Claremore
Kansas
Oklahoma
Frank T. Dison
Los Angeles
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J. H. Freeman
Jacksonville
Schritz
San Francisco
Aba
American Association of Nurserymen
Orlando Harrison
Grand Trunk Railroad
Robert Jolly
North
Senate Avenue
Indianapolis
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Ward
Tentsin
China
Orient
McPherson
Minnesota
Hampton Ronde
Mectric Park
Bwalt
Bertheaume
France
Haywood trial details and misc. world notes
The Haywood trial section covers Harry Orchard's testimony linking Pettibone's Denver store to Orchard in San Francisco in the Radley murder plot, with hopes to tie Haywood to Steve Adams. Orchard defends motives amid cross-examinations, denying a counter conspiracy. Miscellaneous items include the missing Minnesota launch found in Hampton Roads, Extradition case of Eddie Guerin, and various political and crime notes from across the globe.
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Haywood
Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
George Pettibone
Denver
Orchard
San Francisco
Radley
Foy
Steve Adams
Globville
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Minnesota
Hampton Roads
Eddie” Guerin
United States
Devil's Island
England
France
Harriman
Rock Island Company
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Harry Posner
Howard
Kan
New York
New York City
Cape Town
Africa
Douma
Julius Lehmann
Wil Hartman
St. Louis
Wesley
Thomas Baldwin
Bloomington
Dean
New Orleans
Adroit
Russell Hopkins
Atlanta
Jto Fle
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Angio Irate Alayer
Thomas Bob
Russia dissolves duma by imperial ukase in coup d etat
St. Petersburg June 16 Emperor Nicholas signed an imperial ukase abolishing the present duma and ordering elections under a new law to meet in November. The action, justified as necessary to rescue Russia from anarchy, overrides the fundamental laws and triggers anticipated demonstrations and potential regional unrest. Ten socialistic leaders were arrested. several deputies escaped. police pursue others.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Russia
Council of the Empire
Odessa
Kiev
Associated Press
Prince Tzertzeretelei
Molszha- Paridge
Secret Service
M. Ozel
M. Alexinsky
Four Hundred Delegates At Omaha Back Grain Price Plan
Near four hundred delegates in Omaha, joined by two hundred Nebraska grain men, debated nationalizing the grain growers group led by J A Everett of the American Society of Equity. They proposed minimum wheat prices, field agents to restrict sales, and plans to corner the market to keep prices at or above one dollar.
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Omaha
J. A. Everett
Indianapolis
American Society of Eanity
Everett
Atlantic Coast
James A. Kemper
Virginia
Kemper
Everatt
Mr. Everett
American Society of Equity
Teamsters to Arbitrate Dispute in Chicago June 17
The Teamsters Joint Council and the Packinghouse Teamsters agreed to arbitrate the drivers' demands after over six hours of talks in Chicago Illinois. The decision followed peaceful expectations and marked a step toward settlement of the labor dispute.
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Teamsters
Chicago
Ill
Council
Ing House
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