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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1904
Page
2
Court rules for teachers in Chicago salary cut suit
The court decided for Chicago teachers in their suit against the board of education, awarding $45 each for reductions in the last six months of 1900, on grounds the board had no right to reduce pay without sufficient notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Education
Cordelia Botkin
San Francisco
J. P. Dunning
M. L. Turner
Western National Bank
Oklahoma City
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Dakota
Chicago Packing House
Boston
Earl Kaiser
Cleveland
Glenville
Joseph Leiter
Zeigler
Ill
Marble Creek
St. Maries
Idaho
Norfolk & Western
Portsmouth
Slaten
Hensley
St. Mary’s
Johnstown
Burlington
Nebraska
Rock Island
Trenton
Washington
Thomas E. Waggaman
Catholic University
Florence Maybrick
New York
Booker T. Washington
Chicago
Fred Miller
Cincinnati
Caroline Boies Ely
St. Louis
Anton Drasche
Austrian Sanitary Council
George Boyce
Ida
Armour & Co
Philip Weinseimer
Sam Parks
John Redmond
Judge Fox
Indiana
Sarcoxie
Cripple Creek
Roosevelt
Republicans plan expert speakers by region for local interest
The Republican National Committee will dispatch speakers skilled in local topics to regions across the country. Texas Republicans nominate James G. Lowden for governor. Dr. Edmund J. James of Northwestern University is elected president of the University of Illinois. William L. Raeder is nominated for Congress in Pennsylvania's Eleventh District. Treasury Secretary Shaw opened the Western campaign with a Helena Montana speech. John A. Cutler of Salt Lake City is nominated for Utah governor on the second ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Texas
James G. Lowden
Edmund J. James
Northwestern University
University of Illinois
William L. Raeder
Congress
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Shaw
Helena
Mont
John A. Cutler
Salt Lake
Republican State Convention
Utah
Anshanshan
Anping
Tsegow
Liaoyang
Tokio
Kuroki
Mukden
Sakharoff
St. Petersburg
Lawrence Lentch
Chicago
Augusta Gulp
Edward Moeller
Barney Oldfield
St. Louis
Oldfield
New York
David B. Hill
New York State
Cincinnati
Uruguay
Paraguay
August Moller, Jr
Valparaiso
Chile
Randall Thomas Davidson
D. D
Canterbury
All England
America
LaFollette Coal & Iron Company
LaFollette
Tenn
Babbitt’s
New York City
Cuba
Kan
E. O. Fites
William McDonald
Kuropatkin
Japan
Port Arthur
James
Eddie” Fay
Janesville
Wis
Philip Weinseimer
Edward Hines Lumber Company
Mississippi
Emperor William
United States
Frederick the Great
von Plehve
Donnelly
Butchers’ Executive Board
Belgium
Jeffries
Jack Munroe
San Francisco
Taft
Montpelier
Roosevelt
Pine Hill
Pottsville
Edinburg
Adirondacks
Herbert D. Hill
James C. Patterson
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Battleship Sevastopol damaged after mine near Port Arthur
An official report to Tokio states the Russian battleship Sevastopol fleeing Port Arthur struck a mine and was badly damaged and towed to harbor. Reports from Chefoo claim Anteshan and Etseshan forts near the besieged city were captured by the Japanese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevastopol
Port Arthur
Tokio
Chefoo
Anteshan
Etseshan
Paraguay
George Leander
Chicago
Paris
Russia
Peterhof Palace
Asuncior
Buenos Ayres
Germany
South Africa
Belfast
Ireland
Iowa Needs Little Money for Crop Movement
Iowa bankers expect sufficient local funds to move the corn crop to market with little need to borrow from Wall Street. Some observe rare ease in short term loans in New York, and a few suggest small external funding may be required. The total needed could range from 100 to 150 million dollars depending on weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Wall Street
New York
Hawkeye
Sphere of Influence Question In A Tribune Comic Exchange
A Cincinnati Tribune line quotes Pa defining the sphere of influence as a big round silver dollar in a humorous exchange with Jimmy. The Chicago Journal criticizes novelists for not portraying the bald headed era of a hero’s life, noting stories end when the heroine consents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Cincinnati Tribune
Chicago
Citizens' National Bank of Grinnell Opens
A new national bank will replace the First National in Grinnell after its closure following the deaths of H C Spencer and Clark H Spencer. The Citizens' National Bank of Grinnell will have a $50,000 capital stock and is formed by prominent local stockholders approved in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bank For
Grinnell
National Bank
First National
H.C. Spencer
Clark H. Spencer
Washington
Citizens’ National Bank of
Many Iowa Editors Meet at Joint Editorial Session
Seventy editors of western Iowa newspapers attended the first day of a joint meeting of the Upper Des Moines and Western Iowa Editorial associations in Council Bluffs. Visitors enjoyed an automobile tour and Lake Manawa hospitality with an evening session at the Casino. A heavy rain disrupted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Western Iowa
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Lake Manawa
Legacy Seeks Fortune Rumor Sends Couple to Chicago
William Morrissey of Neola travels with his wife to Youngstown to claim an uncle’s fortune. They enter Chicago’s Harrison street station seeking shelter and discover the fortune is mortgaged to its full value. Sergeant Cannon assists with food and lodging. Morrissey later receives money from his mother. The pair then depart for Neola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
William Morrissey
Neola
Harrison Street
Chicago
Sergeant Cannon
Morrissey
Twin Lakes Eyes Revival as Summer Resort Season Returns
Twin Lakes enjoy a renewed prosperity after years of low attendance. Despite closures and losses, this season reports good turnout with strong boating fishing and bathing facilities. Hotels are reopening and prospects look bright for a restored resort prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Lakes
Iowa News Highlights of Legal and Social Turmoil
L. E. Ellis sues Republic Oil to recover 24000 as part of combined suits totaling about 34000. Iowa manufacturers accuse railroads of discrimination. Hardin County farmer Daniel Lawler files for bankruptcy listing assets around 17000 and debts near 18000 with about 115 creditors. Jefferson druggists surrender liquor licenses during sheriff ordered crackdown. Tama County farmer Mrs. Peter Wilson, wife of the late Secretary Wilson’s brother, leases a new 6000 cement block residence. Over 2000 Lutherans arrive in Dubuque for a golden jubilee. Samuel C. McAdoo, 13, was killed by lightning near Indianola. A Grinnell altercation ends with Parker dead from a shotgun blast to the chest. Cedar Rapids woman Christine Nessle dies after a fall downstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Ellis
Bessie Edith Nelson
Republic Oil Company
Iowa
Cherokee Saloonkeepers’ Trust
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
Daniel Lawler
Hardin County
Bidora
Jefferson
Fred B. Anderson
Tama County
Peter Wilson
Wilson
Middle West
Dubuque
Iowa Synod
Samuel C. McAdoo
E. P. McAdoo
Indianola
John Parker
Grinnell
George Mitchell
Mitchell
Parker
Christine Nessle
Cedar Rapids
Vacation by Nickel Plate Road to East Resorts This Summer
Travel promotion for Nickel Plate Road offering summer trips to Falls Lake Chautauqua and through routes from Chicago to Erie Buffalo New York Boston and intermediates. Highlights include three modern trains with dining and cars, low fares versus competing lines, courteous uniformed porters, and stopovers allowed. Contact J Calahan general agent in Chicago for tickets and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
Lake Chautauqua
New la Salle Street
Chicago
Calahan
Adams St
Millionaire limits his cigars but smells five cent cigars
In Somerville Journal style a quip notes that a rich man may smoke only dollar cigars by himself yet must endure the scent of five cent cigars smoked by other men, reflecting social contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Journal
Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer Promises Cure
Advertises a free two dollar trial bottle and treatise for Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. Claims relief from fits with stepped free usage and permanent cure after first day, listing address 931 Arch Street Philadelphia PA.
Radium Found in Colorado Faces Military Permit
A Chicago Journal note reports radium discovered in Colorado likely requires a military permit to remain. No details on location or officials are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Chicago Journal
Piso Cure Endorsed by Reader Letter
A reader from rd Ave, Nassau cites Piso's Cure as a household remedy. The note dated January 6 mentions strong belief in the product as a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O’brien
Rd Ave
Naa Ie
The Silent Partner Speaks Less But Says Much
A Chicago Daily News item notes the firm’s quiet associate holds influence beyond words, shaping decisions through subtle actions and strategic presence within the partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
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