Adjutant Yanerat to Lead Summer Army Encampment Plan
Adjutant Yanerat Lincoln, stationed at Fort Leavenworth, will be the only national officer at the encampment to assist with instruction and drills. The Fifty-third Regiment camps July 2 to 30 at Independence, the Fifty-fourth from August 1 to 14 at Town City, the Fifty-fifth August 6 to 14 at Chatiton, and the Fifty-sixth August 18 to 27 at West Okoboji.
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Yanerat
Simmer
Lincoln
Fort Leavatisworth
Kanji
Regilar
Rush —Lincoln
Ames
Eriéatipment
Manauvers
Ang
Chatiton
Okoboji
Fines for Prize Fight Remitted by Iowa City Mayor
Mayor Otto of Iowa City says the judge overstepped authority in fining four men arrested for a prize fight tied to a grocery-store incident. The case, described as sparring-like, involved locals Doc Sangater and Theodore Dreyer, with Ball versus Raymond noted as likely amateurish. The matter was remitted and sent to the County Attorney for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Iowa City
Sangater
Theodore
Dreyer
Ball
Raymond
Wanted to Fight in June The Des Moines Runaway
Charles Andrews, 16, left Murray three months ago with plans to pursue Apaches in Arizona and New Mexico. He ended up in Hawaii then Des Moines where police detain him, lamenting the decline of the red race as he sits in custody.
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Hawaii
Red Man
Charles Andrews
Murray
Arizona
New Mexico
Charles
Des Moines
Exhibition Giant Python At Creston Stirs Curiosity
An amusement company display in Creston lost its giant four foot python weighing 870 pounds and said to be the largest brought to this country. The reptile had not eaten since April, with bad weather and a long fast making it hard. Parkers paid 800 dollars for the snake and claim it has more than paid for itself in seven weeks on exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soske
Greston
Creston
Parkers
Minnesota
Grand Lodge of Iowa Elects New Officers
J Parvin of Cedar Rapidy elected Grand Secretary A F A M officers chosen at Davenport session. Grand Master D W Clements West Union Senior Warden Hugh Hughes Burlington Junior Warden B Becker Waterloo Grand Treasurer C B Naray Spirit Lake Grand Secretary N R Parvin Cedar Rapids Waterloo secures next meeting by near unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Parvin
Cedar Rapidy
Grand ‘Lodge of Iown
Fatally Injures Girl as Drunk Father Attacks with Axe
Iowa City report describes Michael Stigler, a brewery employee, striking 17 year old Lena while she slept, killing her as accusations of family quarrels and alcohol abuse loom. Police search the countryside for the suspect. In LaCona, Jacob B Alter admits bootlegging after church confession, then is jailed. Severe electrical storm in Fort Dodge damages residences and churches, leaving the Mooney family stunned and a horse killed.
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Michael Stigler
Lena
Iowa City
William Warnell
Fort Dodge
Mooney
Larrabee
Towa City Report Review Reveals Bookkeeping Flaws
A century old city report exposes flawed bookkeeping methods, calling into question city funds and treasury practices. Examiners declare the methods and controls as above criticism while noting a submitted report from the city auditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tantasay
Iungsiel
Treasatei
Mguitol
Pal
Oslweth
Men Die in Mine Rescue at Douds Leando
Two miners, Guy Dotson age 25 with a wife and two children, and Harry Briggs with a wife and three children, died in an A.4 Seaman mine at Douds Leando after being overcome by gas. Dotson descended to rescue Briggs, who swooned, and both men perished as no aid could reach them from the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Dotson
Harry Briggs
Douds Leando
Dotson
Briggs
Slugged by a Teacher Stirred Up in New Sharon
A clash at a Bilas Quaintance business place ended when Superintendent W Gordon struck Quaintance after a dispute over his son. Gordon appeared before the Mayor and was fined. Iowa’s lead production is summarized with 110 tons in 1903, 225 in 1907, and 270 in 1906, ranking Iowa with smaller output compared to South Dakota, Illinois and Wisconsin.
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New Sharon
Bilas
W. Gordon
Prof. Gordon
Mr. Quaintance
Quaintance
Iowa
Towa
United States Geological Survey
Iawa
South Dakota
Illnois
Wisconsin
Cornerstone laid for Jasper County courthouse at Newton
A long list of local misfortunes and incidents follows including deaths from epilepsy Floyd Weat drowning in Santa Fe sand pit Fort Madison a girl Mica Ethel Stoops who swallowed a steel hatpin a ministerial transfer Rev B L Weaver leaving Swaledale and nearby towns Dankwardt dies at Burlington with a large estate Hope for Les Lindsay crushed by a Milwaukee train at Mason City Esther Eyre arrested for shoplifting Frank Marlett suicide near Elrick Junction Grinnell College endowment and graduation Des Moines Des Moines River bridge accident Ottumwa a woman and granddaughter injured in a freight train incident Burlington street car tragedy Oakdale lightning strike at M Parks barn.
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David Scribner
Webster City
Floyd Weat
Fort Madison
Mica Ethel Stoops
Knoxville
Rev
B. L. Weaver
Swaledale
Burchinal
McKinzie
BH. T. Dankwardt
Burlington
Burington
Les Lindsay
Milwaukee
Mason City
Esther Eyre
D. W. Eyre
New Market
Clarinda
Frank Marlett
Elrick Junction
Grinnell College At
Des Moines
Dual purpose livestock and dairy care guidance
A collection of farm notes emphasizes balanced breeding for dual purpose traits in cows horses sheep and swine. It highlights feeding strategies to maximize egg production in poultry and discusses sulfur fumigation for poultry houses along with observations on Orpingtons and hog management and an important Dairy Record article praising Prof T L Haecker at a Minnesota short course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pogbe Yenra Aga
Gotred Breeders' Gazette
Dairy Record
T. L. Haecker
Minnesota Dairy School
Army Captains Shot At Fort Des Moines Iowa
Corporal Lisle Crabtree drew a revolver after reprimand for overstaying, firing at Captain Haymonn and then at Captain Raymond. Sergeant Washburn was wounded. Crabtree killed himself. Captain Raymond, 37, a West Point graduate and son of Brigadier General Charles W. Raymond, is paralyzed from the neck down. hopes for recovery are slim. He is married with two children.
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Moat
Fort’ Des
Moinés
Iowa
Sundaey
Haymonn
Lisle
Crabtree
James H. Washburn
Raymond
Hijah Such
Nself Nd
Ater
Bratton
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Livan
Raymond Ip
Charles W. Raymond
Engineer Corps
West Point
Shade for Ducks Best in Partly Shaded Yards
A fragment advises duck raisers to provide shaded areas and dry quarters for young ducks, as full sun is harmful. It notes old ducks prefer water but warns against excess exposure, recommending protective drinking water and preventing the young from getting wet.
Laziness Cited as Cause of Misery in Cleveland Talk
Charles A. Eaton of Madison Avenue Baptist Church argued after-dinner in Cleveland that laziness fuels much misery, refraining from blaming alcohol or vice alone and urging more study, likening people to a drama extra asked to enter late. The speech emphasized personal responsibility.
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Charles A. Eaton
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Cleveland
Makat Tun
Jord
Breach of Promise Case Recalls Blazing Love Letters
In Dublin a breach of promise suit features a suitor who penned 144 love letters and flooded a young woman with letters from trains ships and postcards. The plaintiff, represented by Mr T M Healy, described persistent courtship and daily communications including a fragment about meeting her mother.
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Mr. Healy
London Globe
Ten Thousand Strike Looms In Open Shop Fight
More than ten thousand skilled workers of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers, employed by American Sheet and Tin Plate Company, will quit on the night of June 30 as the company’s open shop order becomes effective. A Pittsburg convention and prior advisory board resolutions spurred the action. The union, protesting the move, notes many mills in the Pittsburg district are nonunion and the combined plant totals 213 mills across tin and sheet steel trades, with locations in Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and Indiana.
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Tron
Steel and Tin
Hight
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel’ and Tin
American Sheet
Tin Plaza Company
Pittsburg
Advisory Board
American Sheet and Tin Plite Company
United States Bioel Corporation
Pennsylvania
Greer
Shenango
New Castle
Sharon
Connellaville
Mailla
Ohio
Martinas Ferry
Bridgeport
Cambridge
Piqua Snd Struthers
West Virginia
Wheeling
Mile
Indiana
Hlgood, Anderson and Gas City
Muncle
Measville feud murder shocks Franklin County
Dr A M Newman prominent chancery attorney and two of his sons were attacked in Meadville Mississippi amid a feud following Newmans acquittal. Silas Reynolds was also slain and three others injured including lawyer Herbert Applewire. Witness Boyd reportedly fired the fatal shot.
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Meadville
Chancery Varie
Franklin County
Mississippi
Cornelius Prichard
Silas Reynolds
Newman
Butler
Brnent
Lenox
Lifs
Herbert Applewire
Prichard
Boyd
New Hops for Thaw Proceeds in Sanity Fight
Harry K Thaw may gain another chance to prove sanity in his bid for release from Matteawan asylum. Justice William J Gaynor of Brooklyn and the appellate division granted a new writ of habeas corpus returnable before Justice Mills at White Plains. The writ, sought by attorney Charles Morshauser of Poughkeepsie, rests on Thaws commitment after his Stanford White killing trial.
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Stanford White
Danity
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
William J. Gaynor
Brooklyn
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Mills
White Plains
Charles Morsehauser
Poughkeepsie
Thaw
Attempted Kidnap of Abdul Hamid Reported in Saloniki
A London dispatch from Constantinople says reactionaries attempted to abduct Abdul Hamid, the deposed sultan, from his residence in Saloniki. The clash left several officers dead in the fighting.
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Px-Sultan
London
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Salonki
Chicago Business Activity Boosts in Five Day Review
Furthir evidences of improving state of business generally are seen in a five day exhibit showing heavy pegments and rising freight shipments. Bank clearings reach 8276 108 ALT, up 27.6 percent from a year ago. fallared notes rise slowly, while Dun's Review notes brighter prospects with agriculture, manufactur ing, and distribution outlooks improving.
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Dlata
Fallared
Chicago
Dun
Business activity steadies with mixed industrial signals
New York reports broadly favorable prospects for future orders across industries. Iron and steel show activity in finished goods while output lags in some districts. Wage advances, blast furnace restarts, and rising demand for cotton and wool goods signal a shifting labor and production landscape as shipping and building trade expectations grow.
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New York
Jesus
United States
Canada
Midwest Market Quotes Across Cities and Commodities
The report lists fluctuating prices for cattle hogs sheep and grains across Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York Toledo and other hubs. Prices cover wheat corn oats rye barley butter eggs potatoes and hay with varied grades and ranges for each item.
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Chicago
Timothy
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Toledo
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Rock Island
LaCona
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Grand Jury
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Jasper County
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Mille Lane
Haecker
TRH
Orpingtons
Dubin
T. M. Healy
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