See Nee in THE NEWS IN IOWA report of accidents and crimes
The column recounts multiple incidents across Iowa including stock shipper Harry Graves injured in Zurtington, William Stump blinded in a mine tramway accident, and Mr Himes found dead on a Minneapolis and St. Louis line near Humboldt. It also notes a lumpy jaw case from Pocahontas, the Farmers Co operative Society meeting at Rockwell with large business and prize plans, a bail grant for Mrs Lavalleur, and the mysterious disappearance of O H Garlinghouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Graves
St. Louis
Zurtington
William Henry Stump
Bussey
Stump
Minneapolis
Humboldt
Himes
Gilmore City
John Lampse
Pocahontas
Lampse
Farmers’ Co-operative Society of Rockwell
United States
New Zealand
Frank Campbell
C. O. McLain
Newton
Lavalleur
O. H. Garlinghouse
Garlinghouse &Wilson
Marshalltown
Garlinghouse
Iowa Park and Forestry Association
Des Moines
Thomas H. Macbride
Iowa City
L. H. Pammel
Ames
Macbride
Robert Douglas
Iowa
Association
Iowa and St. Louis Road
Burlington
Tem
Centerville
Moulton
M Burlington
Bt. Lu
Mrs Gallaugher Convicted of Perjury in Murder Trial
In Tow a City on March 9 the jury found Mrs James Gallaugher guilty of perjury in her prior murder trial of her husband James Gallaugher. The verdict followed lengthy jury instructions by Judge Byington and addressed four interrogatories, with the deciding finding that she had not held improper relations with Charles Holiada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
James Gallaugher
Byington
Charles Holiada
Charles Holtada
Amos Succeeds to Deanship at Drake Medical College
Des Moines reports Dr. A R Amos elected dean of the Iowa College of Physicians and Surgeons succeeding Dr Lewis Schooler who resigns at year's end. Schooler will retain the chair of surgery after nearly twenty years as dean. Chancellor Bell attended the faculty meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schooler
Drake Medical
Des Moines
Lewis Schooler
Iowa College of Physicians and Surgeons
A. R. Amos
Drake University
Bell
Medical College
Congress News Roundup From Washington March Sessions
Washington reports detail House and Senate actions across March including passage of the District of Columbia appropriation bill and the general deficiency bill, debatable amendments on irrigation funding, and the chaotic filibuster climate with many roll calls. It notes new senators sworn in, the closing adjournments, and president Roosevelt’s Capitol visit.
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Washington
House
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Senate
Rawlins
Treasury
Aldrich
Teiler
Carmack
Philippines
Otten
Porto Rico
W. C. Gorgas
B. F. Handforth
Aldrich Financial
Delaware
J. Frank Allee
L. Heiser Ball
Arizona
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Tillman
South Carolina
Congress
Virginia
California
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Association
Allison
Committee On Appropriations
Bailey
Texas
Sabine Lake
Mason
Hoar
Henderson
Rye
Payne
David B. Henderson
Roosevelt
Capitol
United States
Town
Clay
Georgia
Dillingham
Vermont
Fairbanks
Indiana
Foraker
Ohio
McEnery
Louisiana
Mallory
Florida
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Perkins
Pettus
Alabama
Platt
Connecticut
New York
Spooner
Wisconsin
Teller
Colorado
Gorman
Ankeny
Clarke
Arkansas
Fulton
Oregon
Maryland
Heyburn
Idaho
Hopkins
Illinois
Lattimer
Long
Kansas
McCreary
Kentucky
Newlands
Nevada
Overman
North Carolina
Smoot
Utah
Stone
Missouri
Barnes
Cannon
Hale
Hare
Mr. Allison
Powell resigns as Glenwood school head in 1903
Dr. F M Powell superintendent of the Iowa Institution for Feeble Minded Children at Glenwood resigns to take effect by July 1 1903 or at the board’s pleasure. He cites health and personal interests. The board has not yet selected a successor and will act soon. A separate report notes 225 workers will lose their jobs at Capital City Woven Mills after a fire causing about 60000 in damage, covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. O. Arney
Ferguson
Zaccheus Hunt
Maine
BE. O. Hunt
Polk City
Michael Coin
Boone County
Plsy
Green Bay Lumber Company
Creston
L. C. Bowers
Kent
Newton
L. E. Zachery
W. J. Ratcliff
Growell
Santa Fe
Colorado
Grinnell
Iowa
Pueblo
Ratcliff
Franklin County
Dows
Deadwood
Goodell
Albia
Hartsook
Lewis
Pill & Son
Pill’s
Lewis Flock
Lewis & McAllister’s
Reel's
M. Foster Drug Store
North English
C. G. Post
Cross
Sioux City
Armour ,& Co
Ericson
Swedish Relief Fund Commissions
Finley Hospital
Dubuque
McClain
Zwingle
Rock Island
Vinton
Sioux Falls
Union Station
Cedar Rapids
W. D. Facuss
Webster City
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Cedar Falls
New Hartford
The
Central
Fans
John W.orton
Orton
Orton Brothers’ Circus
Ohio Artillery
Berlin
Eivery
Adam
Des Moines
Board of Control
F. M. Powell
Iowa Institution
Glenwood
Dr. Powell
Powell
Bright
Capital City
American Cooperage Company
Anamosa Prison
Destructive Kansas Storm Hits Fort Scott Area
A March 9 wind storm near Hintville ten miles south of Fort Scott caused heavy damage. A Masslin family home was lifted hundreds of feet and their mother likely fatally injured. Several other residents were blown from their houses with minor injuries. Horses and cattle were killed or injured during the hour long storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Fort Scott
Hintville
Masslin
Houtse
Massia
Vam
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Cummins
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W. H. Moore
R. W. Richardson
United States Department of Agriculture
Moore
John Hay
Secrtary
State
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Atlanta
State Department of Agriculture
Fair Grounds
Rome
Pain Company
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