Kossuth County Wolf Hunt and Iowa News Roundup
Overview of Iowa items including a wolf hunt in Kossuth County with two wolves and jack rabbits captured, county officials and postmaster appointments, railroad fare bill proposals and penalties, a Kelley elevator explosion injuring workers, Melntire county accounts short by over 30,000, a court case involving H G Sanford and Mrs Martin, Schultz Clinton asset filing, County Officials Association elections, Des Moines drought losses, and Cedar Rapids water company contract notice.
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Union County
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Wim
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North End
Kossuth County
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Providential
General Assembly
Executive Council
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Thto
J. FE. Carver
H. W. Cheney
Cleghorn
Cherokee County
Mathew Bush
J. M. Mills
Climbing Hill
Woodbury
P. Harrison
W. Hi. Ward
Holly Springs
J. ©. Wengert
E. M. Batman
Romer
Hamilton County
Rog. Pierce
W. R. Elliott
Otterville
Buchanan County
J. W. Plantextelt
E. ©. Gates
Martin
B. A. Lockwood & Co
Kelley
John Tanner
William Sells
Larry Cook
Tanner
Story County
Second Iowa Cavalry
Sheldahl
Ottumwa
Melntire
Wapello
McIntire
Beile Plaine
H. GC. Sanford
J. A. Martin
Sanford
County Auditors’ Association
Des Noines
Amos Brandt
Pell
Lenderink
Sac
Neu ‘Retary
C.H. Winterble
O’brien
D W. French
Mills
WU. Dilworth
Polk
Rissei
East Side
Des Moines
William P. Daniels
Cedar Rapids Water Company
Iowa Pioneer Lawmakers Association
Geo G. Wright
G. Wilson
John Davis
Edwin Manning
Samuel McNutt
I. M. Knoll
Reuben Nobie
T. 8. Parvin
James Hilton
Col
John Scott
S . Bostow
L. W. Ross
Walter Wilson
Rodney A. Smith
Cass County
J.C. Yetser
Isaac
J. J. Dickerson
Mil
Keokuk
Jes Maines
Grip
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Moorhead
Davis
Last of the Outlaws Faces Trial in Anamosa Case
Two gang members are jailed at Anamosa, while leader Fred Kelsall awaits trial in the district court on burglary, larceny, and arson charges. The group terrorized Canton, near Dubuque, prompting insurance recalls and nightly raids that haunted locals for years.
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Magroneta
Anamosa
Fred Kelsall
Burghiry
Finaby
Kelsall
Olvin
Dubuque
Canton
Cascade
Maquoketa
Tae Tae
Bill Fox
Missouri
Winona
Minn
Mississippi River
Bellevue
Iowa
Fox
California
Maquoketa River
Andrew
Jackson County
Wapsipinicon River
Jones County
Congress adjourns as recalls memory of Hank and Houk
Congress and Senate sessions span Feb 10 to 16 with adjournments to honor late Representative Hank and Senator Leland Stanford. Discussions on Hawaiian resolution, Oregon and Oklahoma rail issues, and the Silver seigniorage bill fill the record. Reports note a major public health ad featuring Amick remedies and a crooked land swindle near Sioux City.
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Hoyzo
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Arnate
Gray
Gallinger
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Houk
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Sioux City
House
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Sinate
Waashington
Secretary of Interior
Oklahoma
Kilgore
Bell
Bankhead
Benson
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Warner
Johnson
Frye
National
W. GC
Hiear
Bland
Politically volatile era features and a bomb in Paris
The article records a Senate rejection of a Supreme Court nomination and a chaotic scene in Chicago as Prendergast faces restraint. Dispatches note Hawaii annexation debates, royalist plots, and a Paris cafe bombing by Leon Breton. It reports battles near Nichheroy, a mine cave incident in Wilkes-Barre, and a fatal winter blizzard spanning multiple states. Also covered are Oklahoma blizzard deaths, Congressman Wilson’s health trip, and National Farmers' Alliance officers. An advertisement extols Royal Buckwheats and a buckwheat pancake recipe using Royal Baking Powder.
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IL Peckham
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Supreme Court
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Annexation Club
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Emile Henry
Barcelona
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Marion Butler
North Carolina
J. L. Gilbert
California
D. P. Duncan
South Carolina
J. E. Dean
Mann V Page
Virginia
H.C. Deming
Pennsylvania
4. C. Loucks
South Dakota
PARA SAILS FOR NEW YORK
The steamship City of Yara arrived at noon for New York carrying the wrecked Kear surge crew and passengers all in good health after ten days on Toneador reef. In Colon they received clothing suitable for northern climates. The other item notes impeachment talks in Washington as the judiciary panel adopts a substitute for McGann to probe Judge Jenkins with a $500 inquiry budget and authority for witnesses.
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Coonya Valvestox
Texas
City
Yara
New York
United States
Veakties
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
McGann
Jenkins
Seventh Judicial District
Northern Pacific Railroad
Illinoian Bank Clerk Attacked by Maniac at Chicago
W. T. Menkle, secretary of the Illinois Trust and Savings bank, was attacked in the Chicago branch yesterday. A man with a pistol shouted of murder and was disarmed and imprisoned. officials deem the assailant insane. Other items note a storm’s deadly path near Pikeville and a struggling rolling mill in Pigea resuming work with 300 men employed.
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W. T. Menkle
Chicago
Chleace
W. IL
Illinois Trast and Savings Bank
McDonald
K. G. Dun Company
Smith & Wesson
Pigea
Ohio
Iowa Legislature Recaps Feb 10 to 16 Sessions
Des Moines reports show bills on hog cholera suppression and hunting restrictions with debate and votes. Moves to expand homestead exemptions fail. several measures advance, including fire policy provisions, public examiner offices, and a tax for paving. Senate considers constitutional amendments on male suffrage and judges’ terms. state-wide public notices and petitions accompany daily proceedings.
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Renatr.eo
Des Moines
Rouse
Byers
Senate
Des Moines, Feb. 12.—Harper
Boards of Control
Kelly
McKane Found Guilty in Gravesend Election Case
John Y. McKane was convicted by a Brooklyn jury on one count charging willful and fraudulent withholding of Gravesend registration lists during the November election. He faces possible imprisonment and a fine, with additional indictments pending tied to his conduct during the recent political upheaval.
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Brooklyn
Btaa
New York
John Y. Mc Kane
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Dietment
Gravesend
Melhune
United States
Perkins
Califarnia
Kennebunkport
Maine
Mr.Hewins
Boston
Favor Local Option Law Forms Steering Committee
Representatives of the Cities Organize for Work at Des Moines Iowa Feb 1 The group favoring local option completed its organization by naming a steering committee to push measures for modifying the prohibitory law The panel will include members from Sioux City Marshalltown Fort Dodge Osceola Fort Madison Muscatine McGregor and Des Moines Some members favor a high license plan with clear enforcement if a better option isn’t possible.
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Dex Moines
Drs Moines
Iowa
Sioux City
Marshalltown
Fort Dodge
Oskaloosa
Fort Madison
Muscatine
Mc Iegor
Des Moines
Coughlin Trial Edges Toward Jury After Three Months
Evidence phase closes as three and a half months of testimony wrap up. Arguments start today at 10 o clock with Kickham Scanlan opening, Donahue next, Judge Wing closing for the defense, and Bot Tant presenting the People’s case in about eight hours. The jury likely reaches verdict within a week.
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Calgado
Coughlin
Dewa
Kickham Scanlan
Mr. Donahue
Judge Wing
Bottant
Union Labor Celebrates Caldwell Victory Over Wage Order
Omanta Neb Feb 17 The employees of Union Pacific jubilant over Judge Caldwell’s ruling revoking the new wage schedule. They predicted Judge Caldwell would not uphold Judge Dundy’s order. The decision called the greatest victory for organized labor in recent years and underscored the legal department as essential for labor groups.
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St. Louis
Union Pacific
Nundy
Omaha
Hallet
Denver
G. J. W. Thurston
Senate Committee On Pacific Railroads
Union Pacific Rondholders
Bolin
Tle
Omanta
Neb
Thurston
Dundy
Ubbago Board of Trade Quotations Today
Chicago february 15 Ubbago Board of Trade releases tabis showing the range of quotations on the Chicago board for today reflecting market activity in grains and related commodities with price levels and shifts noted by category and contract.
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Ubbago Board of Trade
Chicago
Chiago Board of Trade
Fire Caused by Carelessers in Knoxville
Fire damaged the main building and annex of Knoxville College destroying a library of about 2,200 volumes. Estimated loss ranges from 20,000 to 50,000 dollars. authorities believe the blaze started in the attic of the annex and may have been started by a cigar.
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Mediain
Knoxville College
Furtky
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