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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1907

Page

2

Indicted Olin Bank Founder Snyder Faces Four Counts

Anamosa March 9 A Jones County grand jury indicted FE Snyder former cashier and owner of the Olin bank at its 1904 failure He faced four counts with prior indictments dismissed after a partial plea The court imposed a 100 fine prompting controversy A special grand jury was later empanelled to continue the case Snyder who came to OliA twenty years ago ran a bank with 1000 capital and at failure owed about 165000 with similar listed assets Some securities proved worthless Dividend of 20 percent has been paid with 5 percent likely to follow He now works as a timer for a railroad construction company near Sioux City

Jones County Anamosa FE. E. Snyer Olin Bank Snyder Haseen Rand Snyder Oli Yder Sioux City

Saloons closed as Waterloo riots prompt action

Riots in Waterloo Iowa lead to mayor closing all saloons in the riot zone at 7 pm. Police reinforce to shield property after cars were stoned and windows broken. A mob of about 2000 disrupted streetcars near the waiting room as assailants targeted company offices. police dispersed the crowd and arrests were made for disturbances.

Aterloo J. R. Rector Xtra Pany A. R. Reend

Notice of Will for Henry er Sr Deceased in Jefferson County

State of Iowa Jefferson County ss indicates an instrument purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of Henry er Sr, deceased, filed in the Clerk of the District Court's office. A hearing for proof and care of the will is set for Monday May 6 1907 at 1 o'clock p m during the May term. W C Smith, Clerk of the District Court.

State of Iowa Jefferson County Henryer Disport Uclock P. m W. C. Smith

Dowie Dies at Zion City in Chicago

News reports John Alexander Dowie died at Shiloh house Zion City at 7 40 am after a period of decline marked by a delirious last hours. Attendants Judge D N Barnes and two others were present newswire details note followers gathered and funeral plans pending. Other notices mention Dr Kings New Life Pills and the Ames School funding update from Iowa City with Congress approving expanded Ames College support under the Morrell act.

Dowie Judge Barnes Shiloh House Judge Dowie Ben McChu Mich Zion City Voliva Wilber G. Voliva Muskegon J. A. Harmon Sizemore West Va Dr. King F. S. Shriner Ames Iowa City Dawson Department of Agriculture State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts Morrell Agricultural Coleges

Death by neglect prompts coroner ruling in Solon case

Iowa City March 9 Coroner Hobby rules Mrs Annie Hurley seventy seven died at Solon from neglect by her three sons after two weeks of illness without medical help. Liquor, not criminal intent, is deemed responsible for the sons' actions. One son is epileptic. No inquest. Case sent to Judge Howell and Sheriff Rowland.

Iowa City Hobby Annie Hurley Solon Howell Rowland

Fails to Attend His Funeral in Iowa City

The funeral for Joseph Horak of Mount Vernon, scheduled for last Monday, did not occur as he recovered in Iowa City after a cataleptic stroke. Horak, 20, was believed dead last Friday but revived two days later, with restoratives bringing him to consciousness. He has many relatives near Iowa City.

Iowa City Joseph Horak Mount Vernon Horak

Commission lowers livestock freight rates across Illinois

Des Moines March 11 Freight rates on fat and feeding cattle horses mules and sheep reduced about 18 percent by the state railroad commission. The new rate narrows Illinois advantage to not more than 5 percent from former 23 percent. The commission also seeks a feeding in transit rate for Iowa and notes hogs rate favor Iowa. Unanimous action followed hearings led by Acting Chairman W N Eaton and Commissioner Ketchum.

Illinois Des Moines State Railroad Commission Corn Belt Meat Producers Lawa Iowa Nebraska Board of Railroad Commissioners W. N. Eaton Ketchum

Iowan May Be a Croesus

Webster City Iowa March 10 If a Peter Wyckoff who died in New York 1808 is the grandfather of R B and George Wyckoff of this city they will be heirs to a vast estate valued around 800000000 A New York attorney has come to Iowa to verify family links and rights The Iowa Wyckoff cousins have been notified by a Perry Iowa railroad engineer cousin James Wyckoff of this potential inheritance

Webster City Peter Wyckoff New York R. B George Wyckoff Wyckoff Iowa R. B. Wyckoff James Wyckoff Perry

Mysterious Poison Deaths and Albia Saloon Case Continue

In Albia Monroe County Iowa the saloon petition case remains continued by consent until next term amid a crowded docket. Since legal approval seven Albia saloons opened paying 900 dollars yearly plus 600 mulct tax. In Shenandoah two deaths by strychnine poison shock residents, a five year old girl Arline Ratekin and widow Mrs L Woodworth, both found convulsing after ingesting lemonade. Parents and investigators seek source of poison with no clear link to actions at home.

Albia Monroe County Board of Supervisors Anti-Saloon League District Court Baker Baker Shenandoah Iowa Arline J. W. Ratekin Papa L. Woodworth Cain Clarinda

One Man Dies as Dynamite Forgotten in Oven

Fort Dodge scene of fatal blast when three sticks of dynamite thawed in a cook stove were forgotten during breakfast. A sub-contractor, Merton Hook, is mortally wounded. Albert Hook and Floyd Wicher injured. incident occurs on Newton & Northwestern railway right of way.

Fort Dodge Town Newton & Northwestern Railway Merton Hook Albert Hook Floyd Wicher Hook Murray Bros Cedar Rapids

Robbers Loot Iowa Bank in Masonville Heist

The Farmers' State bank in Masonville Iowa was robbed at about 2:30 this morning. Nitroglycerine blew open the vault demolishing the safe and front of the building. About $4 200 is missing. No solid clue to the robbers exists though two suspicious men were seen earlier. Masonville, a town of 300 on the Illinois Central line near Manchester, has two banks with combined deposits of 25 000 to 30 000.

Masonville Brown Masonville Iowa Farmers’ State Bank Illinois Central Railway Delaware County Buchanan County Manchester Masonville Savings Bank

Saved Her Son's Life in Ava Missouri

A Ava Missouri mother credits Dr. King's New Discovery with saving her son from a severe lung illness. She notes dramatic improvement after starting the medicine on a physician advised druggist's recommendation. The product is offered by I S Shriner druggist with 50 cent and one dollar sizes and a free trial bottle.

Ava S. Ruppee Dr. King Carpenter

Pathetic End of Lovers in Clinton Iowa

Albert Fuller and Miss Dora Jones of Clinton died within a month of each other. Fuller, a longtime manager for the Postal Telegraph Co, died in February from pneumonia. Dora Jones, who had suffered tuberculosis for six months, died last night at her home. They were to be married soon.

Albert Fuller Dora Jones Clinton Iowa Young Fuller Postal Telegraph Company

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