Judge Hubbard Will Leaves Cedar Rapids Homestead to Wife
The late Judge Nathaniel M. Hubbard of Linn county Iowa filed a detailed will dated September 1 1901. It provides that his wife Kate Hervey Hubbard receives the homestead and barn property for life or in fee, with other estates divided among his son Hubbard Nye and two grandsons, with specific trustees and contingencies. The estate is valued around 206000 including Coldstream farm and the Wraterhouse block while the law firm’s practice remains intact and Northwestern Railway holdings are noted.
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ib‘Law
Es ‘Tate
Cedar’ Rapids
N. M. Hubbard
Nathaniel
Hubbard, Jr
Frank F. Dawley
Hubbard Nye
Mary Nye
John M. Nye
George K. Barton
Frank E. Dawley
Mr Dawley
Nathaniel M. Hubbard, Jr
F. F. Dawley
Charles B. Wheeler
Oregon
John W. Nye
Jessie
Jennie
Judge Hubbard
Coldstream Farm
Wraterhouse
First Avenue
Third’ Street
Northwestern Railway Company
Middle West
Sixty Thousand In Exile In Russia
An exile count lists sixty thousand people expelled from Russian cities during the last two and a half years of Interior Minister Sipiaguine's tenure. Von Plehwe ordered the tally and plans milder measures to allow returns, despite reactionary opposition led by Count Sheremetiéff.
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St. Petersburg
M. Sipiaguine
Interior
M. von Plehwe
M .M.von Plehwe
Mi Sipiaguine
Mi Pichwe
Count Sheremetiéffarg
Funeral of Stephen G Crane at Stratford Iowa
Sidney June 17 funeral services were held at Stratford for Stephen G Crane pioneer settler who died Friday afternoon in his 84th year born in New York he came to Iowa in 1850 settled near Steamboat Rock then moved to Stratford in 1881 where he was long active in local business
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Stephen Crane
Sidney
Stratford
Stephen G. Crane
Iowa
New York
Steamboat Rock
Strratford
Murderer Hale Confesses in Keosauqua Jail
Ed Hale, who hanged himself in his cell after murdering his sweetheart Zoe Donahue of Central, told J W Rowley, Republican editor, details of his relationship and the crime. He said Zoe mocked him and refused marriage promises after gifts of a hat and ring, and described the fatal days leading to the shooting and his past injury.
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Keosauqua
Ed Hale
Zoe Don‘ohue
Cantral
Decoration Day
J. W. Rowley
The
Republican
Hale
Miss Donahue
Zora
Mt. Sterling
Peaceful women killed in Venezuelan clash at La Guaira
Willemstad June 9 Advices say Venezuelan troops attacked La Guaira port of Caracas on June 7. Government forces shell Maiquetia from forts and from the Miranda, repulsing about 400 resolu tionists who destroyed the Gouqueron bridge and cut telegraph lines. Caracas residents panic over siege fears as a Dutch warship and German cruiser Falke sail from Curacao toward La Guaira.
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Willemstad
Curacaa
la Guira
Caracas
Maiquetia
la Guiara
Miranda
la Guaira
Gouqueron
Venezuela
Falke
Curacoa
New Bishop of Sioux City Installed Tomorrow
Right Rev. Dr. P. J. Garrigan will be installed bishop of the Sioux City Catholic see tomorrow morning in St. Mary's cathedral with imposing ceremonies.
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P. J. Garrigan
Sioux City
Sioux City Catholic
St. Mary's Cathedral
Locust gathering cuts schooling in Philippines
G W Sattherwaite an I S N S alumnus now teaching in the Philippines writes home noting locust swarms disrupt Filipino children’s schooling. He describes locals harvesting locusts for food and preparing a dish popular among Filipinos, causing attendance declines in Cedar Falls July.
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Cedar Falls
G. W. Sattherwaite
Philippines
Bonner the Typographer Set Speed Records in Contests
A Washington Post account recalls old time compositor Robert Bonner from Hartford Courant days who entered early U S typesetting contests. He reportedly set and corrected tens of thousands of ems in 24 hours, rivaled a boastful tourist, and achieved a peak of 33 000 ems in a day with an average of about 1875 ems per hour.
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Washington Post
Government
Hartford Courant
Robert Bonner
U U
Bonner
America
Leo, Monheimer
Transferrence of Impulse in a Richmond Dispatch Quote
In a dialogue between Bardlet and Friend the speaker notes a belief in the transferrence of impulse. He describes sending a spring idyl to the Bardier editor, which was rejected, as the editor felt the impulse and published it instead.
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Bardlet
Bombardier
Richmond Dispatch
Studebaker Sees Wealth Chances for Youth and Labor Plan
Denver June 17 J M Studebaker millionaire wagon maker of South Bend Ind arrived in Denver after a West trip. He discusses vast ranch holdings near Greeley Colo a new Seely Lake reservoir plan to secure water and stock with fish each year and a resort. He recalls California days and notes a plan to prevent strikes via a city level cooperative body likened to South Bend. He employs 3000 in South Bend with no labor troubles and urges unions and merchants to work together.
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Denver
J. M. Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
West
Los Angeles
Cal
Studebaker
Brown Palace Hotel
Seely Lake
Cache la Poudre
California
Chicago
Saloon shooting in New Mexico ends in death
W. W. Atchison a saloonkeeper shoots and kills James O’Meara and wounds William Thayer after a quarrel in San Pedro New Mexico. O’Meara a bookkeeper for Santa Fe Gold and Copper Mining Company home in Des Moines. Atchison later returns home for a rifle and fires, producing the fatal outcome. O’Meara’s death follows a struggle over a revolver.
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W. W. Atchison
James O'Meara
William Thayer
Atchison
San Pedro
N. M
McKinley National Memorial Association
Paris
Loubet
France
Legion of Honor
De’Hodemann
Danish West Indies
Holm
Valkyrien
Martinique
Moody
Coughlan
Brooklyn
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Washington
Lord Panncefote
A. Hanna
Ohio
Col
Cutter Smith
Florence
Col. Smith
George W. Parker
Ann Arbor
Mich
Parker
Mounted Police Department of
Ottawa
Can
Constantine
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
President Cleveland
Augustianan College of St. Thomas
Villa Nova
Philadelphia
Cleveland
United States
Baron von Henegervar
John John
Johnson
Harry W. Bragg
Twentieth United States Infantry
Lizzie Tibbits
Columbus Barracks
Davis Chapel
Marshal County
Hardy Lamb
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco
Fort Baker
American Board of Foreign Missions
Willis C. Dewey
D. D
New York
Regifrogty in sight for the Cubans in bankruptcy bill
A vigorous effort to repeal the current law failed 65 to 1. The bill amends the law in fifteen points, defining preference to meet Pirie v Chicago Title & Trust. It adds grounds to deny discharge for false credit statements, fraudulent transfers, past discharges within six years, and court disobedience. An evening session discussed Indian committee bills.
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Toto
Supreme Court
Pirie
Chicago’ Title & Trust’ Company
Indian Committee
Father Enright Wins City Quarantine Bill Dispute
The board of health met and approved bills for quarantine costs. Father L. J. Enright of Holy Family church argued that fumigation charges should be borne by the city, not by property owners. The board agreed, noting the city has covered such costs in similar cases. John J. Sheehan attended as assistant health officer.
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Board of Health
L. J. Enright
Holy Family Church
John J. Sheehan
Hebrews in India Census Count of 17 180
A census reports 17 180 Hebrews in India. Only about a third are European. the remaining are said to be descendants of emigrants who arrived in India during Solomon’s reign, per the source text.
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India
Solomon
Little Girl Delivers The Circus Elephant Sigh
A six to seven year old girl named Ethel visited a circus with her father and, startled by an elephant, sighed in a comical misquote about an elephant's stomach ache. The Ohio State Journal notes the child’s humorous reaction as a poignant moment.
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Ethel
Ohio State Journal
Russian drink culture noted among lower classes in past
The text observes that drunkenness was widespread among Russian laborers and servants, with many not drinking during the week but making a point of getting drunk on Sundays and holidays, reflecting social habits of that era.
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Russia
Steamship Arrivals Noted From Across The Atlantic
Fort Madison reports Matt Hunter, who killed Homer Holland in a gamblers quarrel a year ago, is confined in the prison dungeon on bread and water for rule infractions and failing to complete assigned tasks. Other ship arrivals include Frederick der Grosse from Bremen, Glasgow Furnessia from New York, Liverpool Altonia from Boston, Vancouver Boston, Rotterdam Ryndam from New, Plymouth Pretoria from New, and At Plymouth Pretoria from New.
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New York
Trave
Genoa
Frederick der Grosse
Bremen
Glasgow
Matt Hunter
Mt. Avr
Fort Madison
Homer Holland
Dog Policeman Bum of the Twenty Eighth Precinct
A New York Sun profile of Bum the small black and tan dog adopted by the Twenty eighth precinct officers. Bum befriended Sergeant Reilly four winters ago, shares patrols, rides city streetcars, guards burglars from bites, and is kept fed by the station and outside friends.
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New York Sun
Lum
Eighty-eighth Street
East River
Freers
Tom Reilly
Hawkins
Littl
Bum
Sergeant Reilly
Reilly
Astoria
Eighty-sixth Street
Seventy-ninth Street
Ninety-sixth Street
Burglar Castle Escapes Court Then Apprehended Nearby
Frank Castle, charged with burglarizing Peoria residences of George H Littlewood and Flavel Shurtleff, slipped from an ante room window during a Monday circuit court sitting. He wandered toward the National hotel before police on Hamilton boulevard recaptured him five blocks from the courthouse. He was returned, sentenced, and ordered to Joliet. John Doe, a farmer, did not attempt to flee.
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Frank ‘Castle
George H.littlewood
Flavel Shurtleff
Peoria
Judge Green
National Hotel
Roseberry
Castle
Hamilton Boulevard
Court House
Joliet
John Doe
Lord Sapphedde Opinion Causes Gentle Rebuke
An American heiress remarks that Lord Sapphedde is an insufferable bore yet evokes sympathy for him while an English friend warns that speaking frankly could jeopardize the coronation due to perceived boorishness.
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Sapphedde
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Nathaniel M. Hubbard
Millionaire J. Studebaker
General News
Father Enright
Bill
Washington Witherspoon
Ole Speckie
Ole Galt
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