Investigation of Omce Amplicate Deputy Coulter Affairs
Iowa Nebraska dispatches report multiple local and federal actions across Des Moines Lincoln Omaha Dusque and Cherokee including Judge Shiras ruling on remand in Mosher Capita National bank cases ex treasurer Bollin deputy Coulter theft claims Oklahoma sugar output and railroad scheme updates plus a Des Moines fireman fatal injury and a Cherokee teacher death state and local officials comment on strikes and appointments
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Lincoln
Shiras
O. W. Mosher
Capital National Bank
District
Federal Cent
Coulter
Omans
Oxsaha
Bolln
Jerome
Bolin
Durrant on Stand Denies Lamont Murder Notes
Theodore Durrant testified in San Francisco that he did not kill Blanche Lamont, detailing his movements on April 8, denying involvement in the church belfry murder, and recounting repairing gas burners at Emanuel Church. Cross-examination followed, with emphasis on pretrial life and alibi claims.
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Durrant
San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Blanche Lamont
Deuprey
Barnes
Dickinson
Lees
Minnie Williams
Emanuel Baptist
Cheney
Gilbert F. Graham
Graham
0. M. Noble
Mrs. Noble
Miss Lamont
Cooper Medical College
Ross
Lucheon
Diggins
Durant
Emanuel Church
George King
King
Blanche
Garrant
Powell and
Clay Streets
Vogel
Dunrant
Powell Street
Clay Street
Market Street
Valencia Street
Crosaett
Oppenheim
Union Pacific Denies Cutting Rates to Denver
Freight officials on western lines investigated a rumor that Union Pacific cut rates to Denver to 35 cents but found only evidence suggesting the tip originated in Denver. Union Pacific officials deny any such rate cut below the Santa Fe rate and claim no intent to do so.
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Union Pacific
Chicago
Denver
Telegram items from 1894 era mix on agitations and trials
A roundup of brief notices reports Mexico negotiating tonnage dues with the United States to end, New York Court of Appeals upholds Bat Shea murder conviction, and Carlisle bans maker names in building specifications. Ohio river improvement delegates meet in Cincinnati while Perryville veterans mark the 33rd anniversary. A Coit riot scene viewing is ordered in Washington Court House. Des Moines miners plan a 10 cent a ton strike. Dennison man William Ramsey survives a self-inflicted wound. Gov Altgeld spurns a Milwaukee torchlight welcome. Debs era Railway union rumors link Welter of Baltimore to southern unions. Iowa City hosts Eng ish Lutheran Synod delegates. Shrader preaches, pastors and laity attend upper Iowa Methodist conference in Mason City.
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Mexico
United States
New York Court of Appeals
Bat’? Shea
Robert Ross
Troy Spring
Carlisle
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Perryville
A. B. Coit
Washington Court House
Ohio
Des Moines
William Ramsey
Dennison
Gov. Altgeld
Milwaukee
Federated Trades
American Railway Union
J. M. Welter
Baltimore
Welter
Iowa City
Engish Lutheran Synod of Iowa
A. B. Shrader
Nevada
Laymon
Upper Iowa Methodist Conference
Mason City
Far from Iowa News and Miner Strikes Report
A fragmentary Iowa item notes miners in Polk County holding a mass meeting to consider a strike, aiming for a 10 cent per ton raise and a 10 percent wage rise. Some operators granted the raise, others not. a new meeting is planned Oct 14. nearby reports mention miners at Fraser and Lehigh, Boone, and limited strike success.
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Des Moinas
Polk District
Farmer's Brunk Wada
Iowa
Knights of Pythias
Marktet
Omaha
Hastings
Des Moius
Polk County
Governor's Square
Coal Combine
Wesster City
Fraser
Lehigh
Boone
Nine Counties Population Gains Reported
Des Moines reports a state census update showing average population gains of about seven tenths of a percent across nine counties, part of a broader release covering multiple Nebraska towns and officials. The roundup includes fatalities, legal actions, and civic notes across Des Moines, Tecumseh, Grand Island, Sioux City, Hastings, and other locales.
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Des Moines
SHERIFI S SALE IN IOWA LIKELY FRAUD SALE NOTICE
Auction notices detail three sheriff sales in Cass county Iowa. Wain and Gann state execution rulings against M J Lahman Co and M F Lahman Mrs G W Lahman with parcels in Wiota and Atlantic scheduled November 6 at 10 am. Listings cover multiple lots in block 9, out lot, and a city lot, with proceeds to satisfy judgments and costs.
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Sherifi
District Court
Cass County
Iowa
Justice of the Peace Court
M. J. Lahman & Co
M. F. Lahman
G. W. Lahman
Wiota
Towa
Atlantic
Job Wain
Said County
C. A. Meredith
Ainst M. J. Lilian & Co
M. F. Lalman
Job Gann
A. J
Atantic
Joe Card
Conveyances and titles from October entries in Wiota region
Detailed list of property transfers and deeds dated October 7 to 11 involving multiple counties, including Wiota Atlantic Anita Masaena and Masona. Transactions cover patent allocations, warranty deeds, and sheriff sales with amounts ranging from 60 to 2000 dollars and involve named grantors and grantees such as Joe Murphy Aunte D Day Cassius E Dawson John Woodsher Christian Walter and more across townships including Wiota Anita and Masaena.
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Joe Murphy
E M Bourne
Wiota
Iowa
Christian Jensen
D Day
Atlantic
Joseph Henry Xears
James A McCosh
Anita
Whitney
Il Brown
Geo
Parham
Alita HL
RT Young
Uxtok M Bourne
Eliot Callender
Peoria
Sarah
RO Rowley
Cassius E Dawson
Masaena
K’s
SE Whiting
John Woodwird
Stephen Doyle
John If Woodshera
John Dittmer
Christian Walter
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Cherokee County
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Neb
E. H. Dean
Washington
J. B. Tennant
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Webster County
Edward Anderson
Alexander Graydon
Indianapolis
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Education System of
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London
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Morning Post
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Colonies
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Telegraph News
Pittsburg
Knights of Labor
Everest
Kan
Eugene V. Debs
Joseph Miller
Fargo
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Feehan
Aurora
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Wis
Hart Foster
W. E. Sheldon
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Commercial Bank
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Farmers’ National Congress
Ills
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Jones
Michael Boor
Rock Rift
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Ind
Lucinda Maddox
William Emsnider
Caldwell
Santa Fe
Philadelphia
Henry Kraemer
Seattle
Philip MacHer
Fritz
St. Louis
Gibbons
R. C. Kerens
Kerens
N. M
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Mra. Crogsett
Ha Wax
Denise
Mahone
Prterspura
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
John Rydeont
Grace Episcopal Church
Blandford Cemetery
Petersburg Grays
R. E. Lee
Old Gray’s Society of
Richmond
Richmond and Also A Delegation From the Soldiers’ Home
Rydeout
Stillwell
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Hearne
Amos J. Stillwell
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Pike County
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Dallas Telegram
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Tecumsen
H. M. Waterman
Here
Steinauer
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Thomas
Pressley Oden
Crook
Fulton
Knights of Pythiaa
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias of
Nebraska
Omana
B. P. Armstrong
Charles Barkis
Sioux City
Macon Driving Park Association
Macon
Larry Bohan
Oana
Parker
Cable Railway
Soux
Pension Bureau
R. M. Lapsley
Keokuk
J. 8
Hurd
Hampton
J. C. Wood
Logan
Hastings, Ill
Des Mores
John Seerbes
Belle Plaine
Seerbee
Fleker
QuicaGo
Samuel M. Fleker
Nature
Simmons Liver Regulator
J. J. Weaser
Washington, D.C
J. L. Stephenson
Owensboro
Simmons
H. Zeilin & CO
Sherifiys Sale
Ad Wilson
Wim Alston
John G Arnold Wd
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