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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1902

Page

6

Fortune and deceit in a family drama unfolds

In this tense scene, Frank Ellison plots to secure his heiress and control the fortune while James Ellison tries to derail him. A police arrest connected to a recent murder haunts Grace and Barnett, as Ellison dismisses dangers and vows to exploit leverage, keeping a wary eye on a mysterious observer outside.

James Ellison Frank Ellison Frank Aft ‘Reddy Barnett James

Transferrence of Impulse and Editor Firing

A dialogue on impulsive inspiration and rejection by editors in Richmond and London scenes. The snippet notes a writer fired after submitting to the Bom bardier, and mentions a Modesty figure urging action while fearing offense. It also cites officers trained as interpreters across several languages.

fRiardiet Imine Bardlet Bombardier Richmond Dispatch

The Stile House Mystery Continues with Jebbs Return

Hendricks remains in his secure upstairs room as tension rises over Jebbs, the stranger, and a brewing plot. A recent arrest sparks hope for justice against the culprit behind his misery while unease grows about the unknown ally or foe among the intruders.

Hendricks Coupe Jebbs Ellisons Jebbe

Fort Benjamin Harrison Named for Theodore Roosevelt

President Roosevelt orders a new infantry post at Indianapolis to be named Fort Benjamin Harrison in honor of the late president. The Indianapolis arsenal will be abandoned within weeks.

Roosevelt Indianapolis Fort Benjamin Harrison

Apple Woman Quips Spurby Street Banter In Philly

In a lighthearted Philadelphia Press item a forthright Mrs Fitz Clancey haughtily proclaims descent from Brian Boru while Mrs Casey from the fruit stand at the corner humorously counters with a claim to Eve’s first apple.

Brian Boru

Consongd Mamma and Ethel Naughty Exchange Fuss

Fragmentary text hints at a dialogue between Consongd and Ethel about mischief. No clear event, persons, or organization identified. Unable to extract a coherent news item or concrete facts from the fragment.

Frank Merrill Dead After Runaway Incident

Frank Merrit died from injuries after being kicked by a horse cart early Thursday and suffering until Friday. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Baptist church under Odd Fellows auspices. he was a respected Odd Fellows member. In Shenandoah James Clark, 62, former city marshal, died at home in Imogene after a runaway caused by frightened mules. He left a wife and several children at his death bed side, all but one married daughter present.

Frank Merrill Vidorado Frank Merrit Baptist Church The Odd Fellows Shenandoah James Clark Imogene

Bit Tongue Accident Baffles Sioux City Man

Chan Leavitt of Sioux City awoke to a freak accident. he bit his tongue off in sleep. The tongue is hanging by a sliver of tissue. four stitches were placed. He may lose more tissue if the tip sloughs, affecting speech. He eats through a straw and communicates by pencil and paper, unsure why the event happened.

Sioux City Chan Leavitt Leavitt

Attempted suicide of Hazel Wall in Smithfield

Hazel Wall a 17 year old girl from Smithfield attempted suicide Thursday by inhaling chloroform and was later pronounced out of danger. Reported motives vary from maternal refusal of a marriage to a visit to Bronx City. Her mother runs the Wall hotel, formerly the Hidden, in Smithfield and her father resides in Omaha.

Smithfield Hazel Wall Bronx Cuy Wall Hotel iHotel Omaha

Broke Into Box Car by Young Vagrants at Waverly

Three boys aged 13 to 14 were arrested in Waverly for breaking into a beer car on the Chicago Great Western sidetracks. Goods had vanished from multiple cars. a half barrel was found with the youths. They were bound over to the grand jury with bonds set at $200 each.

Waverly Chicago Great Western Grann Honda

Suspect Arrested in Powell Murder Case in Iowa

Sioux City reports William Nuniey a negro was arrested in Denison for the murder of Fred Powell a Milwaukee brakeman stabbed to death Sunday. Denison notes another arrest near Arion with a confession to fatally stabbing Powell.

Sioux City William Nuniey Nego Denison Fred Powell Milwaukee Sunny Arion Braketaan Powell

Towanven patent grants listed by C A Snow & Co

Washington July 22 following is a list of patents granted to Towanven tora last week reported by patent attorneys C A Snow & Co Washing ton D C L P Blood Runnells riding harrow G F Beltze Pt Madison grappling device B Butler Kensett hand cart D T Culbertson Mini pox ate harvester A T Dowden Prairie City portable chair swing Fr A Ferguson Blanchard self propelling truck and motor for threshing machines and grain separators G F Hamilton Bluffs door securer 8 Katz Des Moines garment clasp IF C Klee Du Inique hotel register J F Lydon Davenport sliding door G B Rait Sheldon draft device and park arrester

Towa Washington Towanventora C. A. Snow & Co D. C L. P. Blood Runnells G. F. Beltze Pt. Madison B. Butler Kensett D. T. Culbertson A. T. Dowden Prairie City Fr. A. Ferguson Blanchard G F Hamilton Bluffs Katz Des Moines IF. C Klee du- Inique J. F. Lydon G. B. Rait Sheldon

Mapleton Saloons Closed Hearing Granted Injunction

Mapleton saw a hearing before Judge John F. Oliver on July 22 with W K Dawkins the plaintiff and Hugh Rogers and others as defendants. Fifteen witnesses attended but no testimony was taken. the judge granted a temporary injunction with costs taxed to defendants and attorney fees of 25 dollars for the plaintiff. The case contemplates abatement under section 2410 with property value fixed by auditors and the filing of bonds as required.

Mapleton John F. Oliver W. KT. Dawkins John F. Joseph The State League Hugh W. R. Rogers J. Wilhelm H. P. Cook T. B. Lutz Oliver

Narrow Escape Near Wesex River Crossing

Mrs R A Sanderson plus her daughter and sister Miss Daisy Strearns narrowly escaped a buggy accident while crossing the river north of Wesex last Thursday. The vehicle left the grade and tilted toward the bank, but they were saved from serious injury as the buggy toppled away from the water.

Neer Wesex R. A. Sanderson Daisy Strearns

Gambling Raid at Third and Walnut Hits City Revenue

The Third and Walnut gambling house run by Frank Johnson and Share Peters was raided by Sheriff Satturday with warrants by Isaac Finkelstein. Fifty one arrested, fined fifteen dollars each. only eighteen paid. Seized from tables: 201.16 dollars. Fines total 708 dollars. city revenue 906.15. About 2000 dollars worth of timnitin seized to be tried next week. Owners say no reason for the detentions.

Des Maines Uly Third and Walnut Streets Frank Johnson Share” Peters Sheri Isaac Finkelstein Silvarn Priers Janey

New Rural Delivery Routes Planned for Adams County

A post office department representative has spent several days in Adams County arranging ten new rural delivery routes. Three will originate in the city, totaling seven within town. One route heads west to the Hoyt neighborhood, another routes east and northeast toward Carl, and a third combines segments of two northbound routes. Additional routes are planned for Prescott with partial plans, Mount Etna, Carbon, and two at Nadaway.

Post Office Department Hoyt Carl Prescott Mount Etna Carbon Nadaway

Fatal Coal Car Accident in Milwaukee Shop

John Krust a machinist in the Milwaukee shop was instantly killed Friday when a coal car fell on him in the Milwaukee yards. The car slipped from under a end supported by rack screws after the tricks were removed. He leaves four wives and several children.

Dubuque John Krust Milwaukee Milwaukee Yards Kruse

Cummins Asked to Stump Indiana After October First

Des Moines July 21 Governor Cummins received an urgent invitation from Senator Fairbanks of Indiana to stump there any time after October 1. Cummins has not replied but is expected to be ready for a few speeches. In Minnesota Governor Van Sant urged Cummins to speak there as well.

Mo Abicioga Elgayetta Frank Harnose Ames James Huison James Frank Ellison Elison Des Moines Cummins Fairbanks Indiana Indiana State Central Committee Tuusliana van Sant Minnesota

Jones May Not Get Henry Me Pleasant July 21

The Republican county convention is set for July 26 in this city to select delegates to the state convention at Des Moines. Interest centers on state politics with likely support for B F Carroll of Bloomfield for state auditor but no firm instructions. Possible support for T Jones for supreme court clerk, plus several candidates for auditor clerk recorder and supervisors from various towns.

Me. Pleasant Des Moines B. F. Carroll Bloomfeld T. Jones Washington M. A. Buchan Granity Center N.S. Oxley Wayland Fred Hall Marion C. M. Snyder F. A. Johnson Olds Horace H. Carter Recorder J. W. Pace Tid N. Kitchen Wm. Fleagle J. O. Winters Marlow George S. Gass Center George W. Laird Tippecanoe Tor H. C. Harker Jackson D. R. Graham Iunwell R. A. Grans Hillsboro Alfred Trueblood Oakland Mi's

Tramp Girls Back in Iowa on Return Trip

Louise Gauss and Grace Fosland, Chicago society girls nicknamed the girl tramps, traveled from Chicago to San Francisco by train and freight beams, inviting conductors to search them for money. They walked from Asceola to Creston in one day, nearly froze in the Platte valley cold spell, and Gauss says she wore out ten pairs of shoes since leaving Chicago.

Iowa Cornell Bluits Louise Gauss Grace Fosland Chicago San Francisco Asceola Creston Platte Valley Misa Gauss

Merrill Endowment Backs Iowa College Grants

Des Moines reports the state treasurer received a 25000 check from the United States government for the Merrill endowment fund, an annual grant to every state college of agriculture. A back of 125.45 was submitted by Senator Lewis of Page county for the McKinley memorial fund. The state auditor moved 1000 from Crawford to Madison county, the first county fund transfer in weeks. Lyons Savings Bank raised its capital from 50000 to 100000.

Merrill Des Moines United States Merrill Endowment Fund State College of Agriculture Lewis Page County Crawford Madison County Lyons Savings Bank of Lyons, Inc

Nishna Grain Company Organized in Shenandoah

New Shenandoah Company notes the organization of the Nishna Grain company with $250,600 capital. Incorportors are Charles Schick J J Chandler Merida Brewer and J N Mix. Plan to buy grain locally and in Nebraska.

Shenandoah Nishna Grain Company Charles Schick J. J. Chandler Merida Brewer J. N. Mix Town Nebraska

Bears in Pennsylvania and Adirondacks Face Bigger Population Next Years

A Philadelphia Times report cites guides saying bears are increasing in the Adirondacks and Pennsylvania woods. Fires and forest management influence bear recovery, with fires wiping out youngsters and careful burning reducing habitat loss, suggesting improved hunting prospects in coming years.

Philadelphia Times Pennsylvania North Woods

ICNOMES OF BOYHOOD DAYS Inter Ocean account of boy incomes long ago

A business leader recalls an old account book from central Illinois showing how farm boys earned money in the past. Entries include 152 pounds of old iron at 10 cents, 8 pounds of old copper at 20 cents, and 11 bottles at 4 cents each in a single day. mink skins, mocking birds, and other trades illustrate varied earnings and early entrepreneurship.

Inter-Ocean Ilinois Ali Dentera

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Ernest DE Lancly Pierson Jimmy Grace James Bilson Birds of Prey oYu Papa Desre Ellison Job Leonidas Iowa Points Adams Cor Jones Henry New Shenandoah Company St. Louis New York Mr. Bruin New York State Adirondacks J. W. Manuck Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Railway Hillside College Blillsdale Mich Johns Hopkins University
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