Anti-Saloon Step to Supreme Court Reversal in Iowa
In Des Moines on June 5 anti-saloon advocates served writs challenging Judge Prouty’s injunction rulings. The state, led by Attorney General Remley, seeks Supreme Court reversal to revive about 5,000 to 6,000 old injunctions across Iowa tied to contempt actions against saloon cases.
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Des Moines
Ati
Pronty
De‘nutter
Howe & Miller
Supreme Court
McLennan
Judge Prouty
Remley
S. Nouderman
BE. Romano
Mark Chiesa
J. D. Hagerman
Eloped With the Hired Man in Dow City
Mrs. Ahort elopes with the hired man Lee prompting a warrant. Sheriff Bell pursues them. Danville Fourth of July plans in Fredsville with Danish church pastor as main speaker and a bright program. Waterloo selects Fr J Bloodgood of Vinton as East Waterloo superintendent, Harvard graduate and state teachers leader.
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Dane F
Cedar Falls
Dane
Tofay
Fredsville
Denmark
Bloodgood
Waterloo
Waterloo School Board
Fr. J. Bloafigood
Vinton
F.1. Sessions
East Waterloo
Harvard
State Teachers’ Association
Lightning strikes Catholic Church in Dodge. rebuild planned
During a severe thunderstorm lightning struck the Catholic Church of Vincent in Dodge City, burning it to the ground. Estimated logs amount to 2500 dollars with 1400 dollars insured. In Anamosa Iowa Charley Irwin, 17, was killed when a runaway horse dragged him after his foot slipped, causing a fatal crash.
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Dodge
Tyne
Catholic Church of
Vincent
Anamosa
Charley Irwin
Irwin
Will of Mary Tousey contested for fraud and insanity
Mary Benya Tousey left upward of 1 million dollars to churches and charities. A notice of contest has been filed by Mrs. Sarah R. Rohrer, the nearest living relative, alleging fraud and possible insanity. Ex-Governor George M. Curtis is engaged to review the will amid questions of service to heirs.
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Nowa Wraman
New York
Mary Benya Tousey
Sarah R. Rohrer
Miss Tousey
Rohrer
George M. Curtis
Fatal Lightning Stroke Near Forest City Farmer Killed
Martin Milde a farmer living five miles west of this city was struck by lightning and killed instantly He leaves a wife and family.
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Forest City
Martin Milde
Cuy
Nicholson to Remain at Cornell and Town
Dr. Nicholson, a renowned educator and orator, declines the presidency of the Southwest Kansas college at Winfield, Kansas, and stays as professor of English Bible at Cornell. His departure would have left a keen void in the town’s educational interests.
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Mt, Vernon
Cornall College
Thomas Nicholson
Wert
Southwest Kansas College
Winfield
Kan
Cornell
Nicholson
Bank Robbery at Sheldahl Sparks County Alarm
Burglars blasted the Sheldahl Savings Bank with nitroglycerine, opening the new safe and wrecking the interior. About $1,600 in cash was taken, with total losses around $3,000. Four men suspected. no clues found. Bank insured. president W D Schaal cashier S F Grae. Also reports: Atlantic divorce petition by Peter Foss against Johanna Marie Foss, citing mistreatment. commencement at Missouri Valley High School. debates over rural free mail delivery in Geneva and Iowa Falls. Emerson assault case against Ed Perry and Gilbert Harrison. traveling salesman arrives in Clinton by auto. Western Union College announces staff at Lemars.
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Sheldaabl
Sheldahl Savings Bank
Sheldahi
Express
Central State Bank
Des Moines
Bankers’ Casualty Company
W.D. Schaalcashier
S. F. Graeper
South Omaha and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Markets across South Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago on June 4 show cattle prices strong in South Omaha with bulls, cows and calves all quoted in the top ranges, hogs opening higher then softening, and sheep and lambs in moderate demand. New York wheat and corn futures steady with mixed grain notes.
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Chicago
South Omaha
Belfe
Colorado
Kansas City
Glendy
NEW _ YORK
Ain
New Vous
Aleve Tor
Duluth
Wee
Mixcal Esterth
Meat bill threat prompts U S retaliation pledge
Chicago June 4 John W Springer president of the National Live Stock association says if the German bundesrat passes the meat bill rejected by the reichstag, the United States Congress would retaliate with measures harming German interests. He touts a draft retaliatory bill introduced by Rep Bailey Texas.
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Chicago
John W. Saringer
National Live Stock Association
Washington
Reichstag
United States
Springer
Bundesgath
Germany
House of Representatives
Bailey
Texas
Lloyd Wins Second Trial Over Knights of Pythias Clause
In Chicago on June 4 the United States circuit court awarded Jane Wiley Lloyd 3175 dollars in a verdict against the supreme lodge of the Knights of Pythias. The suit challenged an intoxicant clause in the order’s insurance policies after Walter Lloyd died in 1897, with the policy issued in 1889 for 5000 dollars. The supreme judge had refused payment, claiming death due to intoxicants, while plaintiffs argued the clause was not in the policy and was added two years later, a point the court of appeals had reversed earlier as retroactive.
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Jane Wiley Lloyd
Chicago
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Kohlsaat
United States Circuit Court
Walter Lloyd
Hea
Mr. Lloyd
Court of Appeals
Nominations by the President for Indian Nations Commissioner
Named by the President Cliftian R. Breckinridge of Arkansas to be a commissioner to negotiate with the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Muscoges and Seminole nations, succeeding A B McKennon who has resigned. Nomination announced in Washington on June 4.
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Washington, D. C
Cliftian R. Breckinridge
Arkansas
McKennon
Public debt statement shows May 1900 total
The monthly statement from Washington reports the public debt at close of May 1900, after cash in treasury deductions, totals 1,122,608,811 dollars, down 2,193,274 for the month due to bond redemptions. The recapitalization lists interest bearing debt 1,026,483,990 dollars, perpetual 1,181,880, and non interest debt 900,727,479, totaling 1,418,392,1238 dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Special Farmers Institute Editions Offered With Homestead
The Town Homestead in this county earns praise for its useful content. A new offer bundles the Special Farmers Institute Editions with the Poultry Farmer and the Farmers Insurance Journal plus the Homestead for $1.40 a year, or $1.50 for all five papers. Farmers urged to subscribe for practical, soil smelling guidance.
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Ita
Mitadl
Nsuprance Journal
Hiab
War The Presidential Campaign Newspaper Offer
The St Louis Globe Democrat proclaims a great republican weekly paper option for 1906 coverage. It promotes rapid, full news and family reading value at one dollar per year with sample copies free and a Grand clubbing offer with OPINION at $1.60 for one year.
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Globe Printing Co
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Globe-Democrat
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