Public improvement hearing on land parcels proposed changes
The article records a public hearing by the Joint Board of Supervisors in Iowa to assess feasibility of opening and altering a territorial area near Mala 42 to may involve owners Laura J Parr Thomas Leonard Rubee Leonard and others. It notes a report by engineer Guy R Camp with plats profiles and proposed land changes for two townships.
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Laura J Parr
Thomas Leonard
Rubee Leonard
Prederick Lippold
Quih D
Wassmith
Lorena Webber
Ani Les Sted
Peargu “Rastes
Hrank P
Mollet
Tr Rushes
Taletson
Ito County
Iowa
Shether
Guy R. Camp
Bat
Enginger
Sald
Liv
Oytberville
Imall
Hallway Scene at the De Smythe Residence
Friday morning at nine o clock: a brief hallway moment at the De Smythe home. My Bulbus comments on the sides as lovely. The line captures a quirky, social vignette in a staged setting.
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de Smythe
My. Bulbus
Bitter Against Americans in Tegucigalpa Era
A Tegucigalpa dispatch reports rising anti American sentiment in Spanish Honduras amid chaotic conditions. It notes alleged American sympathy with Nicaraguan rebels fueling unrest, with no progress on the Nicaraguan revolution news. Congress has been sea muzzled for six weeks with a deadlock between lawmakers and the president delaying action on several concessions.
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New Orleans
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Congress
Senator Root Urges Income Tax in State Debate
Albany March 1 Senator Root’s letter to State Senator Davenport argues for the proposed income tax amendment. He counters Governor Hughes opposition, saying the measure does not enlarge federal taxing power and would relieve the need for apportionment among states while clarifying its effects on state borrowing and agencies.
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Albany
N. C
Htthu Froot
Hughes
New York
Davenport
Senate
Assembly
Christ and the Newspaper in a Modern Mirror
Omaha pastor Edwin H. Jenke told First Presbyterian parishioners that Christ would read the papers. He likened a newspaper to a mirror of life and praised its scope for gathering world events daily. Jenke urged Christians to stay informed and engaged with current events.
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Omaha
Rey
Edwin H. Jenke
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First Presbyterian Church
Joan
Jenks
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the Mirror of
Ife
Nana
Senators Must Appear Justice Wright Rules Court Authority
Justice Wright of the District of Columbia Supreme Court held the court can compel Senate members of a joint committee on printing to show cause why the panel should not consider bids from Valley Pa and Holyoke Mass. The decision directs appearance in person or by proxy via summons.
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Justice Wright
Congress
St. Washington
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Joint Committee On
Panor
Company of Holyoke
Maas
Senate
McAdoo May Succeed Quen Rapid Proposals
Local paper reports William C unt of Bhents in New York seeks leadership change. Hudson region and Quen Rapid discussions appear in March notices, with Tribune coverage highlighting potential successors and organizational shifts.
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McAdoo
Bhents
New York
William C
The
Hudson
Tritterborough
Snowslides Kill 24 in Idaho Mining Districts
News from Mulloo Ida and surrounding camps reports 24 dead after snowslides hit mining towns Mace Burke and Multen. Rescuers, led by foremen and volunteers, battled time and cold to reach buried workers as lumber and construction debris tumbled into ravines.
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Bookané
Wesh
Idaho
Mace
Burka
Ida
Carbonate Hill ‘Mining Company
Mulloo
Vordey
William George
George Gibson
William Quest
J. Hoopar
Abraham Winchaster
Lalon’ Lavorers
Burke
George Newman
David Sneppard
Dick Richot
William Palaver
Multen
Guy Berglind
John Holm
Erick Holm
Mace Ia
Cul Mountain
Ita
Pascoe Homs
Standard
Burke A
Beaman
Rowe
Hack
Barth Clement
David Sheppard
William Painter
Couer d'Alene
Burké
Black Bear
Blizzard Delays Trains Across Western Lines
A blizzard disrupts railroad schedules with extensive washouts in Wyoming and Nevada. Northern routes tied to Union Pacific and the Pacific line experience major delays. trains are annulled or extended beyond normal times. In Kansas City the grand jury probe of the Bwope mystery may stretch another week as officials weigh new clues.
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Southern Pacific
Gadsh
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Union Pacific
Pacifc
Kansas City
Virgil Conkling
Victim of Strikers Beaten in Attempted Labor Work
A man attempting to work was badly beaten by strikers in a labor dispute. Police report details indicate an assault tied to a strike action. Victim is hospitalized. investigation underway.
Cars Running in Philadelphia Amid Street Railway Walkout
Philadelphia reports cars operating with more lines and few difficulties despite riotous crowds. Union leaders threaten a 90,000 worker walkout next Saturday unless disputes with the street railway company are resolved.
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Philadelphia
Street Railway Company
Butcher Ends His Life Over High Prices and Lent
St Louis in March reports butcher Alexander Bindelbeutel who killed himself due to rising meat costs and lost Lent trade. His shop’s stock, once abundant, dwindled as customers moved to larger dealers, leaving him unprofitable on his eighth wedding anniversary.
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St. Louis
March
Alexander Bindelbeutel
Bindalbeutel
Pricon
Lent
Bindelbeutel
Hia
Chadwick Victim Freed as Banker Spear Released by President
Washington March 1 The president commuted the seven year sentence of Arthur B Spear cashier Citizens National Bank Oberlin Ohio for making false entries He has served all but four months Mrs Chadwick who died in the penitentiary was linked to the scandal echoing five years ago in the financial operations surrounding her case.
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Spear
Peniten- Mary
Washington
Cazsie Chadwick
Arthur B. Spear
Cnshier
Citizens' National Bank of Oberlin
Chadwick
Estelle Stout Trial in Chicago Murder Case
Estelle Stout, a young woman, stands trial in Chicago for the murder of Henry Hornberger, a picture frame canvasser. She claims she shot in defense of her sister amid a dispute over a payment for a picture. Nearby Ohio weather warns of flood stages on all rivers except Maumee. Sokoto River is stationary as police rescue a family on the west side after boating danger.
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Estelle Stout
Chicago
Batelle Stout
Henry Hornberger
Dackyon
Hornberger
Ohio
Columbus
Maumee
Sokoto
Ling
Dgps
Roosevelt Ends African Hunt Ends Ambitious Safari
President Theodore Roosevelt wraps up a Africa expedition as he departs for Europe. The American Museum's scientists will receive a vast African fauna collection, including rare elands and bongos, while Roosevelt focuses on writing and delivering addresses.
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Bay
Grant Elands
Smithsonian Snaticuts
Europe
Gondokoru
Cosel Bouuyert
Oruens
Saarco
Amuiican Scienne A
Suirtusuman Institution
Washington
Aitu
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Brousual To
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Mbosavel
Hiniagit
Pirat
Poe
Hacanu
Africa
American Museum
Roosevelt
Nile
Wheat Futures Hit New Highs on Crop Damage Concerns
Chicago Feb 28 Wheat futures climbed to records as crop damage fears spurred buying. Prices for May and July surged while corn and oats also firmed. Livestock markets showed higher hogs and cattle prices, with cash wheat and other grain quotes provided alongside.
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Chicago
Bouth Omaha
South
Onmda
Aguragayer
Colorado
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