Western red ee In White captures raid discussion
A fragmented note on sheriff Thyalls and a raid mentions a plan tied to legislative action. It notes Capt Cox’s testimony about a plan requiring each mine owner or company in a lease to safeguard their own property, implying more guards are needed.
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Thyalls
Angers
Awithout
Cox
Political strains over tariff revision in present session
The article notes intense debate on tariff revision and its impact on business and trade. It cites Speaker Bays arguing against immediate changes as risky, linking to McKinley era lessons. It warns a general election may delay action, with party control shaping the outcome.
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Republican Party
Tartfe
Jdt_s
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Rpublican
Conrota
Taasimych
Sném
Remarkable 117 Year Old Dies in Idaho Home
Thomas Terney, a Belfast native thought to be 117, died at the Caldwell home of Willian Caldwell near Guldésac Idaho. Long described as one of the region’s earliest settlers, Terney reportedly walked until recently and owned Craik Mountain timber lands of 1 000 acres. His early history is sparsely recorded, with notes of Panhandle pioneering and connections to California gold rush lore.
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Belfast
Ireland
Willian
Caldwell
Guldésac
Idaho
Panhandle
Tolaho
Craik Mountain
Philadelphia
Sensational speech precedes life sentence in Des Moines murder case
Prisoner J C Gain, convicted of murdering Charles Hi Morris, roused audience with tears and blamed Rev Frank Hodgdon of Plymouth Congregational church for inflaming the public mind as he nears a life term in district court. Morally charged remarks reflect fear among lawyers and jurors amid the tense sentencing.
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J. CG. Gain
Charles Hi. Morris
District Court
Des Moines
Brennan
Cain
Frank “Wr. Hodgdon
Plymouth Congregational Church
Morrison
Retail Outlook Shows Slower Holiday Buying
The report notes that holiday buying has slowed and the retail sector feels a cautious outlook. While buying remains stronger than years past, expectations are tempered as seasonal demand shifts and trading conditions ease.
Laura McLane and George Bolsinger Secret Romance Revealed
In a Burlington Tribune brief, Laura McLane and George Bolsinger are linked to a secret romance two years overdue. The notice notes their past at Hill School and current addresses in Chicago and Burlington, hinting at a marriage or notable relationship record without full details.
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Ty Crecy
Laura McLane
Prospect
Hill School
Burlington
Chicago
George Bolsinger
Ton
Town of Monte Carlo Faces Gambler Trouble
Iowas Monte Carlo town debates gambling spillover as ministerial leaders press removal of the stigma. City officials admit state funding relies heavily on fines licenses and vice revenues, prompting calls for strict enforcement and closure of gambling and related establishments.
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Monte Carlo
Co Bluffs
Tt Ministerial Association
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Meeker Separation Fails to Heal Marriage Dispute
Local report notes Prof Meeker, a faculty member involved in student morals and anti smoke work, faces a divorce suit from his wife Mrs Meeker. Courts hear that discussions failed to mend differences, with emphasis on the couple's strained relations and public role of the professor.
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Meeker
Meek
Anne Innocent
Wheather
Iain
Mesker
G A R Commander Candidate G A Dyer of Mason City
G A R veteran G A Dyer of Mason City announces candidacy for commander of the Iowa department before the 1908 Cedar Rapids encampment. He enlisted at 16 in the Twenty first Iowa, was captured in 1863, later paroled and served under Gen Canby, later offered adjutant general post but declined. He has held GA R posts including assistant adjutant general under Commander Terrill and is current junior vice commander of Iowa.
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G. A. Dyer
Mason City
H. A. Dyer
Department of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Twenty-first
Iowa
McCulloch
Gen. Canby
Terrill
Professor Bolton Named to Head School Laws Commission
Gov Cummins announced appointments to recodify and revise Iowa school laws. Frederick H. Bailey of Des Moines and Arthur Springer of Columbus Junction join Prof. Bolton to form the three member commission reporting to the assembly in 1909. The group, chaired by Bolton, includes two veteran lawyers with long ties to school law and boards.
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Cummins
Frederick H. Bailey
Des Moines
Arthur Springer
Columbus ‘Junction
Riggs
Trtate University
Messrs
Bailey
Spynger
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