Senator Dolliver Succession Debate Delayed By Clarinda Speech
In a Monday Clarinda address Wes Mailer outlined that the governor cannot fill the U S Senate vacancy immediately and that the party will await legislative action. He urged voters to back Republican legislative candidates, stressing the death of Senator Dolliver and the importance of the upcoming election to decide the Senate’s political make up.
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Des Moines Prisoner Slashes Throat in Cell
A man awaiting trial for larceny by embezzlement in a Des Moines county jail slashed his throat with a razor. Jailer Scott Wise and deputy J. W. Carr rushed in as Bailey bled, doctors treated the wound, and Bailey survived. A note on the back of a magazine references Homer Hasbrouck Mason City. In Keokuk a woman and her year-old son died after a domestic fire caused by a match.
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Robert HW. . Bell
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Fred Jatley
Scott Wise
J. W. Carr
Wood
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Keokuk
Benjamin Steytterman
Grahiamn
Boma
Lyhe
Benjamin Teuttorman
Cumming Speaks in Chicago Campaign Kickoff
In Chicago on October 25 Senator Cumming of Iowa addressed a Hamilton Club meeting at Orchestra Hall, marking the start of the Republican congressional campaign amid the campaign speeches and club backing.
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Farmer’s suicide near Dilton shocks Iowa county
Despondent over a love affair Frank Zatuchki a 41 year old Bohemian farmer living near Dilton Iowa died instantly from blowing his head with a revolver. Relatives found the body at the scene.
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Frank Zatuchki
Dilton
DAVID BENNETT HILL DIES PROMINENT NY DEMOCRAT AND EXECUTIVE
David Bennett Hill longtime Democratic leader and former New York state executive died after a brief illness at Wollerts Moose. Born August 29, 1843, he served in the assembly and judiciary committee, opposing alleged corruption in New York City judges, and was a key Democratic figure in the party's early years.
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Judiciary
Simuel J. ‘Miden
Dolliver Laid To Rest Amid War Veterans Armory Crowd
Funeral for Senator Dolliver held at the Fifty sixth Regiment Armory in Fort Dodge Iowa despite cold rain and wind. About 3000 gathered outside as Clapp of Minnesota spoke after services inside. Eulogies by Rev Charles M Stuart Governor Carroll Senator Cumming and Bishop Pra McDowell followed the church rites with a senate wreath prominent in the floral tribute.
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Jonathan P. Calliver Taok
Oakdale
Fmily
Doliver
Fifty-sixth Regiment
Dolliver
Clapp
Minnesota
Armory
United States
Laws General Assembly
United States Senate
Charles M. Stuart
Chicago
Carroll
Carroll, On Behalf of the People of
Iowa
Senator Cumming
William Pra ‘Sar McDowell
Postal Savings Bank selects forty eight junior offices
The board of trustees approves a plan to open forty eight second class post offices across states and territories including Pekin Illinois Princeton Indiana Decorah Iowa Houghton Michigan Deadwood South Dakota and Deadwood South Dakota with tests planned under a $100000 appropriation to improve service thoroughness.
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Illincle Educator Dead At Pasadena
Bloomington reports the death of Dr Franklin G Barnes aged fifty five former president of Incle Wesleyan University who resigned due to health and died in Pasadena California Friday.
Fall of Rain Reaches Twenty Five Inches in Palm Beach
Communication with the outside world resumed after three days of isolation as Palm Beach reported about 25 inches of rain during the four day storm period. Local authorities estimated the downpour caused widespread flooding and disrupted services across the area.
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Crippen Sentenced to Death for Wife Murder in London
Dr Harvey Crippen, an American physician, was found guilty of murdering his actress wife Belle Emore. He protested his innocence as Lord Chief Justice Alverstone sentenced him to death, to be executed on November 16. The jury’s foreman handed a note to the judge, who indicated the matter would be referred onward. Crippen’s typist Michel Leneve faces trial as an accessory.
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Harvey Hawley Crippen
England
Belle Emore
Crippen
Lord Alverstone
Diacuss
Michel Leneve
Government In Supreme Court to Defend Carmack Amendment
The government opened arguments Wednesday in the United States Supreme Court over the Carmack amendment to the Hepburn act of 1904. The issue is whether the initial carrier of interstate commerce is liable for damage caused in transit on its line and on connecting lines.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Education Commissioner Recommends $75,000 Increase
Dr Himer Blaworth Frown, commissioner of education, in his annual report recommends an extra appropriation of 75000 dollars to provide an adequate clerical force to aid in the specialized work in his department.
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Washington
Himer Blaworth Frown
Commissioner of
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Bite on Track Ends in Tragic Train Accident
A fragmentary report from Rockford describes a fatal incident on Saturday involving McMaun of Maytown and Wr Hdward. A four coach train collision or derailment is referenced, with limited readable details on injuries or exact actions.
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Wr Hdward
McMaun
Maytown
Nicaraguan counterfeit plot halted by U S secret service
Secret service detectives broke up a planned counterfeit operation aimed at damaging Nicaragua. Three men, Hl. N. Senrest, George B. Williams, and Richard J. Trumbull, were arrested for printing 1910 five pesosa notes. Secrest led the scheme from Panama and Chicago after failed Los Angeles efforts.
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Mob Releases A Murderer In Nelson County Jail
A mob of about 75 armed mountaineers from the murder locality stormed the Nelson county jail in Livingston Virginia. They found John Moore’s cell, dragged him out, and he was condemned to electrocution in Richmond on November 25 for the May murder of Frank Howl. Moore’s backers insist on his innocence while public sentiment shifted after Mrs Roye Howl, indicted as an accomplice, was acquitted at the October term.
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Livingston
John Moore
Nelson County
Hota
Frank Howl
Distola
Moore
Richmond
Roye Howl
Ten Hurt In Building Collapse In Loulaville Ky
Ten persons were injured fatally Saturday when a building on Matin street between Third and Fourth, used by Abrons and Ott Manufacturing as an office and gates room, partially collapsed.
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Loulaville
Matin Street
Abrons & Ott Manufacturing Company
Qheboygan Population 28 908 1926 Census Quirk
The fragment notes Bho hoygan Wis population 28 908 per the thir teenth capitus statiation 1926 808 an Of 8s per, r dee. The source text is garbled and uncertain about precise figures or context.
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Washington
Bho ‘Hoygan
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Anointing of Jesus Seaday School Lesson
A Seaday School lesson retells Mary anointing Jesus in Bethany. The narrative contrasts Mary and Martha, notes Judas Iscariot's indignant objection, and highlights the odour of the perfumed sacrifice filling the house while linking the act to universal reverence for Christ.
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National Tuberculosis Funds Rise From Red Cross Seals
A National Association bulletin outlines the need for 275000 beds for consumptives in the United States and argues public funding for hospital beds. It calls for a nationwide agitation and fundraising through Red Cross seals to fund an expansive tuberculosis program. The plan emphasizes securing municipal, county, or state support to build and maintain hospitals for the poor.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
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Physician on Food from Portland Advocate
A Portland physician urges public health through dietic law and hygienic care. He endorses Grape Nuts for all health conditions, praising its digestibility and suitability at breakfast, including indigestive stomachs, with over twenty years of clinical experience supporting its routine use.
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Portland
Oregon
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