Complex land title reform petition in Mills County Iowa
In Mills County Iowa district court a petition seeks reform of several deeds to correct names spellings and misdescriptions in the chain of title for multiple parcels. The suit targets issues including unknown claimants and alleged clouds on title, requests for reformation and quieting of title, and adherence to correct acreage and boundaries as described, with adverse possession claims and a call for judgment if not answered by January term 1907.
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Mills County
A. D. Jobin Hatamack
George W. Hargin
Wisabeth Shields
Josephine Ts0- Bandit
Logan
Mary Poxworth
Joseph Poxworthy
Daniel Hargan
Levinah Hargan
Rachel Hargan
Ken I. van Doren
Tiki van Doren
Mary By Sellers
Anna Bellers
Janes Hull
Mary Kearney
Marion Kearney
James Mudd
Eroia Hixson
Kate Lewis
Grant Sure Qmerk
Adlee Chiatiry
Willis Summers
Charles V. Summers
Elroy Summer
Harry Li
Summers
Lucia Burchard
eCulrix
Tornee
S. R Burchard
Noerthwesl Iy
O. B.list
Main
Ais Counly
Lowa
Wowislip
Sin Range
Toliows
Towil
Guisa
Mills Country
Iowa
Anu
Mills
Puuintilt
Akeceee
George Haren
George
Marie
Thabat
Sverre
Clive
Bald Couveyane
Joseph Lux Wurting
Cuuveyidner
Tibet
Buardia
James Tl
Sildsale
Sadich
Parthes
Persan Shaula de
Woodrow
Henry
Garrison Woodrow
Hamaker Wis
John Hamaker
Eleanor
Plaintill
Richard Umpsted
East End North
morthWest
Tatge
J. N
Wm. G
Tully
Glenwood
Iowa Finance Report Shows State Receipts and Budgets
Auditor B F Carrol reports state finances for the year ending June 30 1905 with receipts rising to 3 460 150 and a treasury balance of 991 822 24 after deductions. Estimated next biennium resources total 6 725 514 with expenditures projected at 5 957 853. remaining available funds about 800 000. Also notes high welfare spending and upcoming legislative considerations. Rural incidents include injuries from a wheelbarrow fall, a collarbone injury, and a poisoning of a church parsonage. Other items cover legal cases, local awards, and a drowning incident on ice.
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F Carrol
Carrol
Treasury
Thirty-second General Assembly
Brillant Senate Opens As Roosevelt Nominations Await
The fifty ninth Congress opened with a large gallery crowd as the Senate, after brief preliminaries, delayed confirmations of Roosevelt appointments until the annual message arrives. Resolutions on negro troops and oath of office for Dupont marked the ceremonial start amid cabinet changes and pending Supreme Court and diplomatic postings.
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Washington
Fifty Ninth Congress
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Ito Idke
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Foraker
Ohio
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Que
Fairbanks
Dupont
Delaware
Saureme
Roosevelt praised by Panama Canal officials during visit
New York says Theodore Shonts Panama Canal Commission chair arrived with Rear Admiral Endicott and other officials. He lauded President Roosevelt for stunning the Panamanians, denied engagement rumors about his daughter, and claimed canal work proceeds under satisfactory conditions with no labor troubles.
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New York
Roosevelt
M. T. Endicott
Canal Commission
Richard R. Rogers
Maj
John T. Phillips
Department of Health
Joseph Ripley
Shonts
Panama
Panama Republic
Mr. Roosevelt
Farmers Gather in Des Moines Week of December 11
Agriculturists and stockmen from the Corn Belt Meat Producers association will meet in Des Moines the week of December 11. Judge S. H. Cowan of Fort Worth Texas and T. W. Tomlinson of the American National Life Stock Association will speak. Cowan’s address is set for Tuesday evening at the YMCA auditorium.
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Des Moines
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association of
Commercial Exchange Hall
H. Cawan
Fort Worth
Tex
T. W. Tomlinson
American National Life Stock Association
Judge enjoins Patterson over Carroll county land deed
Council Bluffs judge Mea Pherson issues an injunction restraining A L W Patterson, residence unknown, from taking a sheriff's deed to 320 acres in Carroll county that formerly belonged to J W Gaton of Dedham. Gaton bankruptcy assets included the land. Creditors allege Patterson, while trustee, bid in below value and used his position to complete the deal.
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Iowa
Council Bluffs
Mea Pherson
A. L. W. Patterson
Carroll County
J. W. Gaton
Dedham
Patterson
Largest Abstract on Record in Chicago Case
The National Bank of the Republic of Chicago completed the largest abstract of record in U S courts, a 220 page document detailing the celebrated case. The abstract outlines pleadings, evidentiary references, and key legal points central to the bank’s litigation.
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Sheldon
National Bank of the Republic of Chicago
Supreme Court Denies Thomas New Trial in Mabel Scofield Case
DES MOINES Charles Thomas who is serving life for the seven year old murder of Mabel Scofield had his plea for a new trial denied by the Iowa supreme court. The ruling leaves the existing conviction intact and keeps the life sentence in effect.
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Des Moines
Charles Thomas
Mabel Scofield
Iowa Supreme Court
Grinnell Plans Jubilee Event Next May
Grinnell College announces plans to mark its sixtieth anniversary with a jubilee observance in May featuring campus events and alumni activities to celebrate six decades of the college's history.
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Grinnel
Sary
Allison Leaves for Washington
Dubuque reports Senator Allison plans to depart soon for Washington with private secretary Lee McNeely for the opening of Congress on December 8. His health has improved and he is in good spirits while entertaining friends. Thanksgiving will likely be spent in Dubuque.
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Allison
Washington
Dubuque
Senator Allison
Congress
Lee McNeely
Otto Young Dies at 42 Ailing Chicago Magnate
Chicago December 1 Otto Yonne 42 leading capitalist and landowner died at his Lake Geneva country home. He had suffered tuberculosis for five years and diabetes, forcing him to relinquish active duties five weeks ago. His $17 million fortune ranked with Field and Leiter holdings, and he planned a $10 million Michigan Avenue hotel, with possible will provisions to advance the project.
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Chicago
Otto Yonne
Lake Geneva
Marshall
Young
Central Business
Marshall Field
Levi Z. Leiter
Michigan Avenue
Memorial window honors John Hay at Keneseth Israel
In Philadelphia on December 3 a 50m6 memorial window honoring the late John Hay, secretary of state, was unveiled at Keneseth Israel temple. Attended by Secretary of State Habby Root, Oscar Strauss, Andrew D. White, and six Hay family members, the service featured Dr. Joseph Krauskopf’s consecration address and remarks by Rabbis Berkowitz and Landman.
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John Hay
Keneseth Israel Temple
Habby Root
Oscar Strauss
Roosevelt
Commerce and Labor
Andrew D. White
Russia
Germany
Hay
Joseph Krauskopf
Temple
Berkowitz
Landman
Strauss
White
Reet
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