Be r Versus Spangler Change of Venue in Bevers Estate Case
In Cedar Rapids Iowa Nov 165 the Samson C Bever estate contest grows more complex with daughters seeking to overturn a conveyance to Bever Lang Co and court actions shifting admin duties. Special administratrix Jane B Spangler faces two shocks as the supreme court orders a writ of certiorari and judges consider a district venue change amid alleged prejudicial conduct by Judge Wolf and a 250-strong businessman affidavits list.
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Jane B. Spangler
Linn County
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Dolliver Nuptials Spark Fort Dodge Interest
Fort Dodge reports widespread excitement over Congress man Jonathan Dolliver and Miss Louise Pearson to wed on the 20th at the First Presbyterian Church. The bride, a refined scholar, has studied at Wellesley and taught in Evanston and Fort Dodge. Pearson family wealth noted.
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Lowise Pearson
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Misa Pearsons
Lakes Buch
Washington
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Webster City
George A Pearsons
Moody Slander Suit Grows From Dairymen’s Convention Fight
In New Ta., Moody sues Joseph Hutchings of Manchester for 26000 in a slander case stemming from remarks at a dairymen’s convention. Moody, backed by James Rowland & Co. of New York, alleges Hutchins attacked Moody’s integrity amid a secretary dispute between Moody and Gabrielson. Hutchins, a Manchester banker, denies harmful intent.
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Belcher Brings First Coal Shipment to Daven Port
Davyonport Ia Nov 15 The steamer Belcher arrived from twelve miles up the Hennepin canal with a barge carrying 100 tons of soft coal This marks the canal's first outbound shipment The move is expected to lower coal prices in the region as canal construction expands local supply and reduces costs from nearby mines
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Rowe brothers tied to $38,000 theft case in Grimne Iowa
W F Forsee of Pinkerton arrives from Mexico City with Richard Rowe in custody. Richard faces complicity charges in the embezzlement by his brother Chester W. Rowe, Poweshiel County treasurer who stole $28,000 last April. Trial expected January. Also reports on Iowa horticulturists meet at Nashua with many state experts and Green County vital statistics for the year.
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Annexation of Hawaii Hints in Session After Assembly
Washington November 1 Leaders of political parties foresee two key joint resolutions after the upcoming session. One reaffirms the Monroe Doctrine in support of Venezuela against Great Britain. The other proposes annexing Hawaii as a U S territory to safeguard against foreign aggression and boost island prosperity. The Hawaii population is largely American, and most whites favor annexation with few dissenters.
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Russia's Finances and Czar Prepare for Retirement of Paper Money
Washington notes Russia plans to coin 100 million roubles in gold and 26 million dollars in silver next year in addition to subsidiary coinage. The move signals possible redemptions of paper currency and aims to expand silver trade with East Asia, especially China, Japan, and Corea. Russia holds 400 to 500 million in gold but has minted little recently, with silver coinage rising from 1893 figures.
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Carlisle as Supreme Court nominee stirs Senate doubt
Washington nov 16 the trend favors secretary Carlisle as justice jackson s successor but doubts linger over senate confirmation. democrats like gorman gibson blackburn oppose him while some republicans would likely back his nomination if Cleveland names him, reflecting partisan tensions before the next election.
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Minister Terrell Defended By Missionary Chief In Turkey
Washington reports defend minister A W Terrell as United States envoy to Turkey amid slander claims. Dr Dwight, chief of American missionaries in the Turkish domains, writes to the secretary of state asserting Terrell’s actions protected Americans and allied with missionaries. Dwight praises Terrell for safeguarding lives at Bitlis and for consulting with Dwight and Peet on policy while denying intentions to compromise domicile inviolability.
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Warships for Japan debated by officials and experts
San Francisco reports that Japanese officials deny plans to spend 200 million on ten warships abroad, while advices from the steamer Coptle suggest two ships may be built abroad for each of five powers. The discussion weighs Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and the United States as potential builders.
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Mills For Morrison Favored By Texas Senator Mills
Texas Senator Mills expresses strong support for William R Morrison as Democratic presidential nominee. He argues Morrison would rally Democratic voters, uphold old fashioned democracy, and stands for honest money policy against banks. Mills plans speeches in Texas to urge Morrison delegation at the national convention.
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Frances Willard Absent From Knights of Labor Assembly
Miss Frances Willard president of the WCTU was expected to address the Knights of Labor delegates but was detained. Annie F. Bellar of the city spoke in her stead to the general assembly, praising labor and temperance and urging cooperation while the committee on appeals and grievances handled all appeal cases.
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Turkey Sees War Ahead as Troops Called Out
London dispatch reports a Turkish commission to implement reforms in Asia Minor began sittings. Sources claim the Armenia reforms accord remains secret to prevent Moorish uprisings while Turkish reserves are mobilized for a looming European war, framed as restoring order.
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Stillwell Murder Case Moves to Forcing State’s Hand
Hannibal Missouri reports a defense move in the Stillwell murder case. Depositions will be taken starting November 19 before Judge Samuel J Harrison, the same notary who handled Hearnes de Young depositions. Witnesses were grand jury participants. their testimony remains largely public only by inference. The state may be compelled to reveal its case before trial in Bowling Green.
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Tanner resigns Illinois GOP chair to run for governor
John R. Tanner, chair of the Illinois Republican State Central Committee, announced his candidacy for the gubernatorial nomination and resigned the chair. T. K. Jamieson was elected chairman in his place. Congressman Hopkins looms as a principal rival, with talk of nominating Hopkins for senator to force Tanner out of the race. Alderman Martin Madden is expected to oppose the plan and run for re election in Chicago.
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Republican Party of Winds
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Tanner
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Martin B. Madden
Water problems for Burlington road loom over Iowa town
The Burlington road faces a short water supply as artesian wells fail to keep pace. Pumps tap Central tanks and the Iowa River supply may be expanded with a larger plant. If not, deeper wells will be sunk and engines run with multiple tanks, inflating costs and leaving property underused.
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Carroll Sportsmen in Maple River Saloon Fight
Several Carroll athletes visited Maple River for fun at a saloon keeper's place. After accepting a keg of beer for cleaning out Carroll, participants were brutalized. one stabbed in the leg, another with a broken nose and others bruised and hurt.
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Hunting for a Wife in Crawfordsville News
Abe Gates, 70, of Danville Indiana, seeks a wife after frightening four local women. He owns 300 acres and fledgling rumors swirl as a new suit of clothes signals his quest. The strange case stirs gossip and concern in Crawfordsville, Indiana, with residents watching for further developments.
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Hill says Great Northern can cooperate with Northern Pacific
New York November 13 President James J Hill of the Great Northern railroad arrived in New York and stated there is nothing new in the proposed arrangement with the Northern Pacific railroad. He said the outcome of the pending legal decision will matter little to the agreement.
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