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Tay Dawe Telegrathers
Settlement of the Daly case ends costly county suit
The county and Frank P. H. Daly reach a full settlement in the Cass County district court for March term 1898. Daly pays 800 dollars in full and retains certain copy, notary, commission, referee, and administration fees while waiving other county warrants and copy fees. Both sides bear their own costs, Daly’s years fees are affirmed, and all liability on those fees is released.
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F.P.H' Daly
Brace
Daly
Bruce
Vasa
Towa
Frank P. J. Daly
Cass
Iowa
Cass County
Frank P. H. Daly
Cass County Acknowledges Receipts of All Claims
The record states Cass County Iowa acknowledges full receipt of all claims it holds or claims to hold against the defendant Frank P. H. Daly. Signed by Cass Co. Iowa officials and attorneys for plaintiff and defendants.
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Cass County
Iowa
Frank P. H. Daly
Cass Co
Jerus Carps
J. B. Jongs
Ang Braas
J. E. Bruce
Swan
Frank P. H. Davy
Witharp & Wittam
Jon W. Scorr
Remarkable Denver pastor Robert McIntyre sketched at church
Elder Franklin depicted Robert McIntyre a Denver pastor and brick mason who converted from a Chicago contractor, built a church with his own hands in a failing district, then funded and dedicated it, ending with a restored treasury as proof of faith and perseverance.
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M. E
Franklin
Robert McIntyre
Denver
McIntyre
Chicago
Maclean’s Purchase of Creston Gazette
Tele grams announce Paul Maclean has bought the Creston Gazette official paper of Union county and Creston city. Sold by Senator Harsh, Maclean is described as a strong writer and potent politician poised to lead and advocate for the Republicans.
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Paul Maclean
Creston
Ward en Madden Inno cent, Calls for Investigation
The Telegraph urges citizens to reserve judgment on Warden Madden of the Anamosa penitentiary until a fuller inquiry. It defends Madden as honest and competent while criticizing a Chicago Tribune attack and awaiting Governor and executive council scrutiny.
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Warden Madden
Anamosa Penitentiary
Telegraph
Chicago Tribune
Executive Council
Chicago Paper
Philander Madden
Wyckoff Candidate Prospects Stir First Ward Cheers
Wyckoff is praised by supporters in the first ward who hope he may run for county supervisor. Backed by township experience and a strong vote-getting record, his consent for naming him remains undecided. Elmer E. Dugan of Smith Centre Kan offers a descriptive catalogue of Smith county. Transportation offers entice relocation seekers and land opportunities loom with splendor wheat lands for sale on time.
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H. M. Wyckoff
Wyckoff
Elmer E. Dugan
Smith Centre
Kan
Smith County
Banner Corn
Wael
The Goudy Escapade and Marital Oddities Revealed
The Telegraph outlines the Goudy affair with witnesses from Hunts Wyckoffs and Applegates, noting Geo Goudy’s respected Taylorville family and a divorced Emma V Warner who has courted controversy. The piece recounts multiple relocations and alleged schemes, then shifts to a Sioux City pursuit, then a Milan Park Hotel wedding between John McDonald and Mrs. Sarah Senner, details their meet, ceremony, and guests, and closes with assorted town notices and ads including horse market timing and a World’s Fair prize.
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Telegraph
Goudys
Geo. Goudy
Taylorville
Iil
Emma V. Warner
George
Des Moines
Marnrizo
Park Hotel
John McDonald
Neola
Iowa
Sarah Senner
Scotville
Mich
McDonald
Atlantic
Park House
A. H. Fraser
First Presbyterian Church
Senner
Harry Enlesy
Chicago
A. J. Potter
Mlwanree
F J Rice
HJ Cook
St Louis
WG Wright
Kalamazoo
L.A Tucore
Alley
Alf G Cook
Ottumwa
JJ Miller
Otto Blume
Fredonia
Kas
H E Kline
Burlington
J Dickerson
City
KW Brown
New York
Hetrick
Anton
Ill
Chas Ex Roe
Lestrange
Wheeler Smith
H P_ McGregor
John Price
Cleveland
H Smith
Frank Abel
Templeton
St Joe
Amstley
San Francisco
Cl Lindsay
Davenport
T E Edwards
F E Harris
World Herald
Omaha
Cherrie
J W Taylor
Nat Thompson
Atlantic Passenger and Mail Service Arrive to Carson
The passenger and mail service from Atlantic and Harlan travels to Avoca and then arrives at Carson. Details indicate schedule movement between towns with stops including Avoca before final arrival at Carson.
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Atlantic Passenger and Mail Service
Carson
Avoca
German boy Otto Hansen lands fair job in Iowa building
Otto Hansen, a diligent German youth from near Atlantic, secures a check boy post in the Iowa building at the Columbian Exposition grounds. Charles Ashton of the Ninth district aided the appointment, and Rudolph Weatphalen and Fred Schiel prepared his credentials. Otto earns six months free admission and is urged to prove himself.
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Otto Hansen
Atlantic
Iowa
Charles Ashton
Casa County
Mr. Ashton
Rudolph Weatphalen
Fred Schiel
Otto
TrLvenari
Cass County
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