Maybrick lecture recalls prison life and reform urges
Florence Maybrick recounts her controversial England trial and fifteen years in a London prison. She contrasts British punishment with American systems, praises Fort Madison and warns that education and humane treatment can curtail crime, urging public support for prison reform.
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Florence Maybrick
Scoreshons
Maybrick
War Sanders
Madison
Ward
Fort Madison
America
Hottest Days Recorded with High Temperatures and No Rain
The government thermometer hit 95 degrees at noon, tying the highest marks seen on Friday and Wednesday. August mean temperature so far is 81.97 with July average 73.55, and no rain since August 1.
Farm accident leaves man finger amputated near Stever farm
Per rin Reed lost part of a finger at Stever farm west of town while setting a hay fork. His hand was caught in a pulley as the rope tightened and pulled him a short distance before rescue. The finger was amputated below the final joint. Mrs. Oscar Green, visiting, departed for Mankota Kansas this morning.
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Oscar Green
Mankota
Kansas
Stever
Perrin Reed
Commodore McClain Dies in Peoria Ill
Words reached Fairfield of Commodore McClain's death Sunday in Peoria after a five week fight with typhoid fever. He leaves a wife, parents J E and Mrs McClain, and one sister. A Fairfield High School 1898 graduate, he had worked as an Express Agent in Peoria. Remains were taken to Batavia for funeral and burial in Evergreen cemetery, Fairfield.
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Commodore McClain
Fairfield
Peoria
Ill
McClain
J.E. McClain
This Oil
Batavia
Fairfield High School
Evergreen Cemetery
Prather Rites Held for Isaac Prather in Ottumwa
Funeral for Isaac Prather oldest son of the late Mr and Mrs B R Prather was held in Ottumwa Sunday afternoon at 2 34 under the Modern Woodmen with Rev Fellows officiating Burial took place in Ottumwa cemetery Prather lived in Fairfield for 20 years before moving to Ottumwa He was born Oct 18 1855 in Birmingham and leaves a wife two children Miss Lena and Pearl Prather and several relatives
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Isaac Prather
B. R. Prather
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Fellows
Methodist Church
Chas. EB
Prather
Fair Fairfield
If. A. Carlos
Olumna
Emma I, Puller
Brownsville
Minn
Hom
Birminghan
Lena
Pearl Prather
W. C. T. U. Picnic For Gilbert and Lenora Lake
W. C. T. U. members held a Monday picnic at the Baptist reception tent in Chautauqua park to honor Prof. J. A. Gilbert and Mrs. Lenora Lake. Lake, a National body member, attended with many local members and guests from Mt. Pleasant.
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W.C.T.U
Chautauqua Park
J. A. Gilbert
Leonora Lake
Perkins and Mrs. Jessie Clinkenbeard Wed Quietly at Parsonage
Fred Perkins and Mrs. Jessie Clinkenbeard were married Monday at five o'clock in the English Lutheran church parsonage. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W Luther Bright and was witnessed by a small group of relatives. The couple, both well known locally, will continue the restaurant business run by the bride.
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English Lutheran Church
Fred Perkins
Jessie Clinkenbeard
W. Luther Bright
Perkins
Leeper and Erwin Wed in Washington Iowa Office
At the office of Justice A. W. Jaques William Leeper and Miss Trene Erwin both of Washington Iowa were married at 11 30 this morning They will reside in Washington
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A. W. Jaques
William Leeper
Trene Erwin
Washington
Iowa
Eloquent Plea for Proper Homes by Mrs Lake at Chautauqua
Mrs Nora M Lake delivered a stirring Chautauqua address on The Corner Stone of Our National Superstructure The Home praising humane housing and sunlit homes, urging better urban living for children and warning against tenements. The Raw family New Zealanders followed with entertainment titled From Cannibalism to Culture illustrated by stereographs and songs.
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Leonora M. Lake
Raw
New Zealand
Rawei
America
Mrs Lake Advocates Home Centered American Character
Mrs Lake addressed a large audience delivering a passionate speech on the American home. She urged governing children with love and justice, urging an end to corporal punishment and emphasizing early home guidance to shape future citizens.
Rawei family charms audience with garments and song
The Rawei presented apparel explained by Mrs Rawei and a musical performance by Mr Rawei. Mr Rawei, a Christ Church University Oxford graduate, spoke fluent English with a distinctive accent. The pair captivated the crowd and offered entertaining, worth-seeing entertainment.
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Rawei
Christ Church University
Oxfor
Local Notes From Liberty Ville and Surroundings
Reports from Liberty Ville recount John Davenspike’s painful wrist injury after an accident Friday at Logan Williams. Gableman and daughter visited Mrs John Country in W Grove. John Glotfelty recovered from heat and many locals attend Chautauqua in Will Hill. Flo Hagens to take charge at Hotel Carter starting Monday.
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John Davenspike
Logan Williams
Gableman
W Grove
John Country
John Glotfelty
Gettiz
Chautauqua
Will Hill
Whitney
Fairfield
Flo Hagens
Carter
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