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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1909

Page

3

Roosevelt Lands in Naples After Africa Safari Visit

Ex president Theodore Roosevelt spent hours in Naples amid cheering crowds and Italian honors. He met the duke and duchess of Aosta at Capodimonte, dined privately, then boarded the steamer Admiral for Mombasa. Emperors and ambassadors sent greetings as Roosevelt planned Rome visits.

Roosevelt Naples Hamburg Hotel Excelsior Aosta Capodimonte Berlin Rome Vatican Mr. Roosevelt Griscom Neapolitan Duke Heis Victor Emmanuel United States Abruzzi Turin Africa Museum

Bank Robber A Lincoln Man

The suspected ringleader Auriel Walla of Lincoln identified by Detective Malone as the bank robber known as Edward Gordon. Walla, tied to five robberies since last June, was sentenced to ten years at Anamosa. His wife and brother visited after Sheriff Harris left with the prisoner. A farmer and a shotgun incident are noted in the escape tale.

Sidney, Ia Edward Gordon State Reformatory Anamosa Malone Lincoln Auriel Walla Harris Walla Imogene Bank Vaila

Mullens Must File New Bond in Iowa Extradition Case

Santa Fe New Mexico April 6 Judge John R McFie sustained objections to the second appeal bond of $10 000 filed by R G Mullens of New Mexico facing indictment in Corydon Iowa for obtaining 5000 under false pretenses in a irrigation project The court gave Mullens five days to file another bond He has been on bond since arrest while awaiting the US Supreme Court habeas corpus decision on extradition to Iowa

Santa Fe N. M R. G. Mullens New Mexico Corydon John R. McFie Mullens Supreme Court of the United States Iowa

Life Term for Murderer Finley in Iowa Case

Montezuma Iowa April 5 Guilty of murder as charged and a life term in prison recommended was the verdict returned by the jury in the Case of Jesse Finley on trial here for a week charged with complicity in the murder of Thomas W Reed Reed an aged recluse lived two miles from Brooklyn He was murdered during the night of Jan 5 1995 Philip Martin a neighbor youth convicted of other crimes confessed to the murder and implicated Finley Most of the case rested on Martins testimony leading to Finley's conviction

Finley Montezuma Jesse Finley Thomas W. Reed Reed Brooklyn Philip Martin State Penitentiary Martin

Crushed to Death in Railway Yard in Council Bluffs

John Johnson, a Union Pacific Railroad employee, was killed in the yards while unloading dump cars with a large crane. One car was raised and dropped about twenty five feet striking him. He had lived in Council Bluffs seventeen years and was unmarried.

Council Bluffs John Johnson Union Pacific Railroad Company Johnson

Maybray to Be Taken to Des Moines

Maybray the alleged leader of the swin die syndicate will be removed to Des Moines Iowa on order from United States Attorney General Wickersham. The move comes as District Attorney Whipple is in Washington in conference with the attorney general and may signal a shift in federal plans for handling the case.

Maybray Des Moines Little Rock United States Wickersham John C. Maybray Ila W. G. Whipple Washingon

Iowa Pioneer Found Dead In Lehigh Hotel Room

W B Schoonover aged sixty was found in his room at the Delone hotel in Lehigh after drinking. A bottle of strychnine pills was found on his person but there is no clear indication of self harm. Schoonover was a prominent old settler and his wife lies ill at Webster City hospital.

Iowa Fort Dodge W. B. Schoonover Delone Lehigh Schoonover Webster City

Mathews to Give Iowa University Baccalaureate Sermon

Chicagoan Dr Shailer Mathews of the University of Chicago will deliver the baccalaureate sermon before the University of Iowa graduating class this year. President George R MacLean secured his consent to speak by wire.

Chicagoan Iowa City Shailer Mathews University of Chiago University of Iowa George R. MacLean

Pastor McCord resigns from First Presbyterian of Marshalltown

Rev WW McCord a well known young minister from Iowa and pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Marshalltown surprised his congregation by announcing his resignation effective June 1 leaving his post on April 6.

Marshalltown WW. McCord Iown First Presbyterian Church

Kelley Succumbs to Injuries in Runaway Accident

Colfax Iowa April 5 James Kelley a well known farmer died from injuries suffered a week earlier when his foot became caught in buggy running gear and he was dragged for several blocks during a runaway accident.

Kelley Colfax James Kelley

Banker Dies in His Nora Springs Office

C. A. Moody, president of the First National Bank and a leading Nora Springs businessman, died suddenly in his office. He leaves a wife.

Nora Springs C. A. Moody First National Bank

Davenport Boy Run Down by Train on Viaduct

Eleven year old James E Slattery son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Slattery of Davenport Iowa was killed after being struck by a freight train on the Rock Island viaduct near Davenport April 5.

Davenport James E. Slattery Thomas Slattery

Longwell bill defeated in Iowa House raises no salary increase

Des Moines reports the Lower House rejected the Longwell bill to raise legislators salaries from 550 to 1050 per session by 31 to 55 with 12 absent. Miller's chiropractic doctors recognition bill was tabled but his tax exemption for hospitals without osteopath access passed 55 to 28. Governor Carroll begins forming the new state board of education with three Democrats named for seats.

Dewey Capitol Executive Council House Appropriations Committee Senate Miller Hanson House Carroll State Board of Education Edward P. Shhoentgen Council Bluffs Thomas D. Foster Ottumwa D. D. Murphy Rikader State Capitol Commission Foster Morrill Packing Company Murphy Iowa A. B. Funk Capitol Commission

Moriarity Tries to End It All in Des Moines

Des Moines April 6. Frank Moriarity, a Hutchinson Grocery traveling salesman, faced ruin after misusing company funds and two marriages became public. His bigamy charge led to jail, where he set fire to his clothes and was saved by Chief Gallagher and deputy Mier, both badly burned and Moriarity hospitalized with severe burns.

Des Moines Frank Moriarity Hutchinson Grocery Company Ottumwa

Austrian Caught After Fight at Scandia Camp

One of two Austrians who fled after a battle at a Scandia mining camp is captured and jailed in Woodward Iowa. The prisoner is believed to have shot a fellow countryman named Bowlich, gravely wounded. The brawl arose over money matters during a drinking bout.

Woodward Scandia Bowlich

Fort Dodge Mayor Receives Double Pay Increase

Fort Dodge council at a special meeting voted to double the mayor’s salary. The annual remuneration rises to $1,200 starting immediately.

Fort Dodge

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsement Testimonial

A Penacook New Hampshire reader touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for headaches and recommends them for relief without stomach upset. The letter notes family use and praises instant effects with a money back guarantee if no benefit.

Dr. Miles

Notice to Contractors for Cement Sidewalks Ames 1909

Notice invites proposals for cement sidewalks ordered by Ames City Council. Sealed bids due April 20 1909 at 7 30 pm with 25 06 dollar certified check. Bids bond 1000 required, payment via assessment certificates at 6 percent, contractor to guarantee one year, city reserves right to reject.

City of Ames Onondaga Street Story Street Improvement & c City Oil Cit A. B. Maxwel Saidity

When a Man Has Passed Forty and Skating

A maxim advises men over forty to avoid attempting to learn or master skating beyond their comfort. The saying cautions against overreaching youthfully in risky activities.

After Doing One Thing Well Not Often Wish for Other

An aphoristic remark notes that succeeding in one task does not usually create a desire to have pursued an alternative activity. It emphasizes focus and satisfaction with the chosen path.

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Tennessee Red H. L. Munn Lumber Company Bosworth Drug Store Mutual Telephone Ames, Iowa Canier Bros. & Herman Canier Brothers & Herman Smith Premier Typewriter Co 5Th St Lowa Mombasa Crane Bros Imogene Aurie Walia News OF Iowa Longwell Meredith Commerce Counsel Railroad Committee Gillilands Byers Friends of the Pill Miner I. L. Munn Lumber CO
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