Iowa News Items Highlight Local Trials and Disasters
Marshalltown reports on the Rainsbarger boys murder case from 1884 and Hardin county crimes with two lynchings, while a swath of other notices cover suicides and robberies. Notable items include a new Manchester jail, Onslow shooting and a Clinton death, Keokuk county horse thieves, and local prosecutions.
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Marshalltown
Rainsbarger
Enoch Johnson
Hardin County
Johnson
William Logan
Manchester
Independence
Waterloo
Onslow
Clinton
P. L. Schmitz
Edward Conant
Fulton
Chicago & Northwestern Road
Lyons
W. H. Hurd
Jordan
Ottumwa
Keokuk County
W. B. Armstrong
J. F. Bates
Dubuque
United States
Washington
Bates
Iowa Infantry
Mathes Bros
Davenport
Central City
Colorado
Register Call
Iowa
Andrew K. Kown
Ouray
Newton
Cotton seed oil mill loss feeds Mississippi fire report
A Greenville Mississippi cotton seed oil mill owned by W H Stead & Co burned, with machinery and contents valued around 1300000. The blaze spread to nearby dwellings and 3300 bales of cotton. total loss estimated 300000, with insurance under 100000.
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W. H Stead & Co
Greenville
Miss
New Providence
Vatican Opposes Church State Mediation in Germany
Vatican asserts sole jurisdiction over German church affairs while urging no state mediation. Munich reports creditors seek control of Ludwig II of Bavaria's personal estate. Bavarian officers barred from outside creditor offices. Robbery near Paral Mexico steals belongings from John N Flippen and two servants. Irish unrest grows amid Home Rule tensions. clashes in Limerick leave many injured. International war talk rises as Russia and Austria prepare, with Balkan disputes intensifying.
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Leo
Germany
Vatican
Munich
Ling
Ludwig Second
Bavaria
Luitfeld
Chihuahua
Mexico
John N. Flippen
Memphis
Paras
The
Irish Times
London
Gladstone
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Russia
Austria
Balkan
Servia
Bulgaria
Ireland
Creagh Lane
Limerick
Blake
Friends
Iowa Teachers Association Holds Largest Meeting in Des Moines
The thirtieth annual Iowa Teachers' Association opened in Des Moines on December 28 with record attendance. The opening program featured a quartet and eloquent addresses by F. W. Lehmann and Edson, followed by W. T. King's annual remarks. By the second day amendments to by laws were adopted and the Reading Circle movement received strong support from educators statewide.
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Iowa Teachers’ Association
Des Moines
Plymouth Church
King
Iowa College
Cornell College
Laylander
Brooklyn
Kirkwood House
Akers
J. B. Grinnell
Loos
Toledo
America
Kunkle
Ruby
the Register
Iowa
Laura Ensign
Supt
Seerley
Oskaloosa
R. D. Jones
Iowa State Teacher’s Association
J. Buck
C. H. Gurney
Dan Miller
D. 8. Wright
IH. Sabin
University and College Department
S. N. Fellows
State University
Iowa City
Hi. K. Edson
Grinnell
Alonzo Abernethy
University of
E. R. Eldridge
Eastern Iowa Normal
Columbus Junction
D. A. Kent
J. P. Hendricks
Lot
J. W. McClellan
H. K. Edson
State of
Eithher
Abbott C. Page
Humboldt
Wynn
Sabin
M. T. Hatch
A. W. Stuart
Ottumwa
M. W. Bartlett
Cedar Falls
N. W. Boyes
Dubuque
W. M. Brooks
Tabor
L. G. Murdock
W. M. Beardshear
A. C. Ross
Hampton
D. W. Lewis
Washington
Armstrong
F. W. Session
Hunt
Harkness
Educational Council
M. F. Arey
Pickard
C. P. Rogers
Marshalltown
H. Sabin
Clinton
J. W. Hornby
Arey
Cherokee Nation opposes sale of lands under new Congress plan
A Cherokee council denounces congressional acts to open Indian country for white settlement and allotment. They assert ownership by simple title and insist US authority requires Cherokees' consent. west-of-68th meridian lands remain tribal property and no sale is authorized pending congressional action. Opposition could unite Cherokees, Creeks, and Seminoles.
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Indian Territory
Congress
United States
Cherokee Nation
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