Morania War Minister Faces Dilemma Over Loyal Plotter
Minister of war L Williams Kretschmar must sign a death warrant for Lt Bellinzona a Moranian plotter with Russians. His past love for Bellinzona’s mother and a sister’s plea push him toward a risky plan to save both the condemned man and the sister. The sister awaits in the palace park at midnight with a cab as preparations unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Williams
Kretschmar
Morania
Bellinzona
Humbert
Russia
Moravia
Rupert
London
Marion
Royal Grounds
Victor Tapliez
Royal Gardens
Rupert Palace
Kosciusko Monument
Mademoiselle
Minister Frees Bellinzona and Spares Morania Traitor
In a private royal chamber Minister Kretschmar faces Bellinzona the condemned Russian. He offers clemency in exchange for renouncing Humbert and swearing loyalty to Morania, then secretly arranges Bellinzona’s safe passage with Marion Bellinzona awaiting at midnight.
Quieting Notice of Land Title in Jefferson County Iowa
State of Iowa Jefferson county notifies unknown claimants and heirs of John Jackman Smith and related parties that Fred Bradshaw seeks a court decree to quiet title on five and ten acre tracts in Section 4 Township 72 N Range 11 W Fairfield Iowa. Publication ordered in The Fairfield Tribune for six weeks starting May 24 1905. Judge Frank W. Eichelberger approves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Jefferson County
John Jackman Smith
John Smith
Hiram Smith
William Smith
Amanda Smith
Marion Smith
Sarah Dunning
James Smith
Carlisle Smith
L. D. Smith
Millard F. Smith
Charlie Davis
Melinda Davis
Richard Davis
David Sullivan
Rachel Warner
William Sullivan
George Sullivan
George Humphrey
Rachel Jerrold
District Court
Fred Bradshaw
Benjamin Robinson
Humphrey
Recorder’s Office
Fairfield
I. D. Jones
Fairfield Tribune
Frank W. Eichelberger
To Be Continued Scene of a Hard Battle
A man endures brutal pain and blindness as he clutches a table for support and drags himself to a couch in a tense, unresolved moment. The passage ends with a note that the scene will continue.
Des Moines Crop Bulletin Week Ending July 10 1905
Des Moines Iowa reports a week with average temperatures 4 to 6 degrees below normal and rainfall above needs. Field work improved later in the week with progress in corn cultivation haymaking and cutting winter wheat rye barley and early oats. Clover damage noted though ample hay acreage remains. southern districts harvest early oats fall rye and wheat with limited rust impact on wheat and oats. Overall corn stands cleanliness and height better than last year. southern apple crop is very poor especially late keeping varieties. {|}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towa
Abrams to sue county over false arrest and theft claim
Des Moines minister Rev. H. H. Abrams says he will file a damage suit against Buchanan county for false arrest after a July arrest at Quasqueton on weapons charges. He alleges conspiracy and that saloon sympathizers stole his horse and buggy. Abrams says he is a peace officer and had a right to carry arms, and that the arresting person was not an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
H. H. Abrams
Buchanan County
Abrams
Quasqueton
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Little Kingdom of
Szedlak
Belinzona
Strakonetz
Marion Bellinzona
Dr. Pierce
Mary Smith
Wahsatch Street
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pierce
Golden Medical
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