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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
8
Fragmentary report notes a planned conference involving Cleveland State University, Regenia, Stadion, and related entities. An appropriation of 200000 is mentioned for construction of a Gleney building, with tax implications and funding linked to the ongoing detention matter.
A letter from President George Miele Wedursday notes rising student enrollment at the University of Towe ta date link senitaltedl 2 CI) for fall term. The outlook is favorable as attendance grows and the university pursues expansion under a broad regional delivery plan. Binich D. Irv, from Washington, D. C., prepares to inspect postmaster routes to assess life and eligibility of applications for delivery reform in the seventh congressional district.
A local obituary notes the death of Barony Thomas of Lake township in Missouri aged about Qo syeare. The report states he died by his own action on Thursday night at Alwukoll. He had been in Awitthug during the day and was reported to live boondidating with some extent. Executors from the Pio noo Lawmakers association prepare for funeral proceedings and related duties.
Majfoot A. Olmsted will remain as head of the Jawa National Cried in Cedar Falls for the present year, continuing duties during the interim period. He plans to finish summer work, organize Codie Malla well, and then hand the post to the successor chosen by the new governor.
A Merrill assembly passed resolutions condemning George Kale and his wife for making derogatory statements about the late president Willam MelKinley. Krelo runs a Merrill restaurant and Kale faces expulsion from the KK lodge. sworn statements supported the allegations as read at the meeting.
The Pawnee Bill Wild West show faces a lawsuit over damages tied to a 810,000 claim. Disputes center on a stall and tent setup, with attorneys handling the case as a settlement and trial proceed at high court in Dubuque.
Geo Be Abbrecht sues the city of Dubuque seeking back pay plus interest from April 7, 1893, for two years alderman service. The 1895 council fixed alderman salary at 500 dollars annually, sparking indictments and a Supreme Court review. The decision held the council may set salaries for future terms, likely shaping the Abbrecht case and affecting thousands of dollars in dispute.
A man named A. Hixon was found dead in the Niahogbotag River near Hastings after a troubling sequence. The report notes a bank book showing $2113.88 credit at the Davis County Bank in Bloondale and reveals letters of recommendation from different bankers. A barn fire near Prairie City claimed six horses, one mule, and caused $1,800 in damages, with John Ryan as owner.
The Schley court hears cross examinations on the prior day’s claims about pickets and shore defenses at Cienfuegos and Santiago. Testimony covers the Texas, Brooklyn, and Colón positions, with dramatic moments as counsel sparred over orders, dispatches, and the handling of the battle near Santiago.
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