Auringalia Sentinel Reports Amends in Macrum Incident
The Aurelia Sentinel notes amends in the Macrum incident involving Caleb Powers and Avenged. A New York Washington special claims Salisbury apologized to the United States for Durban mail opening. Secretary Hay reportedly discussed with Representative Berry. London denies any UK action on the matter.
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Washington
Lie Journal and Advertiser
Loral Salisbury
United States
Durban
Macrum
Pretoria
Committee of Foreign Affairs
England
Macrunt
Hay
Representative Berry
Kentucky
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Berry
State Department
Macrim
Chatman Hitt
Hitt
Adams
London
Salisbury
South Africa
Powers Held Without Bail in Goebel Conspiracy Case
The Franklin County grand jury will continue the Goebel assassination probe after Powers was bound over. Brown argued for dismissal, but Judge Moore ruled Powers connected to the conspiracy and ordered no bail. Detective Armstrong later arrested H E Youtsey, a private secretary to Republican Auditor Sweeney, as an accessory before the fact to Goebel’s murder.
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Secretary of State
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Grey
Taylor
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Col. Campbell
Commonwealth
Armstrong
H. E. Youtsey
Sweeney
Golden
Powers
Ofice
Caleb Powers
Youtsey
Hon. L. J. Crawford
Newport
Niogbel
Embezzler Massey Defrauds Rutland Bank Falls to Ruin
Rutland Wisconsin faces bank collapse as cashier Charles W Massey, charged with embezzling over $145000, admits guilt to directors and federal authorities. Bail set at $100000 as investigators probe sixth year fraud with deposits totaling $851000 at Merchants National Bank.
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Rutland
Wits
Charles W. Massey
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Massey
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Lawk
Mysterious Disappearance of Vinton Man on Chicago Trip
Holhingsworth of Vinton vanished after traveling with Dr. O. B. Heller and vanlahod Ba from Vinton toward Chicago. The invalid had complained of hunger and may have left the train near Cedar Rapids or West Liberty. Search efforts are under way with the doctor awaiting the next train in Chicago.
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Vinton
Hollingsworth
Cedar Rapids
Hingis Hollingaworth
West Liberty
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Woodmen Initiation Suit Seeks $10000 Damages
F. F. Carlisle sues Modern Woodmen of America in federal court at Fort Dodge alleging injuries from a Laurens initiation on the night of Nov 3 198, claims blindness, bruises, and humiliating ritual acts. Plaintiff says he was solicited to join, voted in, and subjected to severe abuse during ceremonies.
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F.L. Carlisle
Fort Dodge
Woodmen of America
Laurens
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Hoe
Anl
Persan
Asatie
Wesarsky
Phanuit Sahat
Byers Returns to OWA Mission Satisfying Visit
Adjutant General Byers returned from Washington pleased with the mission’s progress on securing funds for the national guard. He noted a pending bill to raise the guard’s annual appropriation and reported Iowa's effort to reclaim costs from troops mustered into service.
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Washington
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Guard of the United 4 Shes
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Iowa
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Quiet election across Iowa yields Democratic gains
Across Iowa on March 28, voters leaned Democratic in many cities while Republicans retained several mayoralties. Des Moines re-elected Hartendorwer, Creston and Oskaloosa saw mixed results with Republicans strong in some wards, and many towns elected aldermen from citizens’ or party tickets. A body was found in the Mississippi near Fort Madison and a Clinton paper suffered fire damage.
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W.J. Springer
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Tim Sullivan
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Allermen
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Creston
Fort Dodge
Rock Rapids
Kingsey
Oto
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Correctionville
People's Teket Ok
Union
Danbury
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Sloan
Legislative actions and bills in Iowa Senate and House progress
March 2 to March 4 session notes from Iowa legislature show votes on adjournment yes, pass four house bonds, and convey site of Sergeant Floyd’s grave. Cheshire tax bill on telegraph and phone firms debated. Blanchard substitute adopted to address corporate taxation and court questions. Multiple bills referred, debated, or passed incl school library funding, train robbery penalties, and medical college body distribution.
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Severn River Voyage Passages and Royal Entourage
Excerpt describes a Severn river excursion with Peggy and friends aboard a boat, details a river journey toward Towcester and Gloucester, noting scenery and social conversations. Characters discuss Mr. Duncombe and Camero[n], a potential return, and the interplay of courtly guests with officers aboard.
Fragmented wartime diary reveals chaos and fatigue
Readable sections describe confusion, battle fatigue, and improvised actions on a frontline. Faces, units, and places blur amid fragmented recollections as troops endure bombardment, trench peril, and dwindling supplies during a drawn out engagement.
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