Train robber turned killer awaiting state prison transfer
A fragmented notice describes a train robber named George Anderson facing multiple charges including murder and train robbery. He is reported to be sentenced and to begin serving time, with mentions of solitary confinement in Boston and a transfer to a state farm as part of the punishment.
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Ola Bill Eaer
George ‘Anderson
Georgia
Bemith
Ptate Farm
Barust
Boston
Pomeroy
Babe Fitty
Notable Educator J. B. Angell Stricken Abroad
Personal notices report prominent educator James B. Angell, former president of the University of Michigan, struck by illness in Geneva, Switzerland while traveling. Other items note details about a Nebraska priest, a Rochester accident, and various church and civic appointments during a period of travel and public duties.
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Jemes B. Angell
University of Michigan
Qenove
Switzerland
Amereen
Hau Been
Aciisstland
Rseversdewaeks
Iowa State News Fragments and Local Incidents Summary
Fragmented report notes intensified state administration activity amid plant incidents at a Missouri and Mississippi River area. It mentions burglaries near Glebwood, a deputy sheriff incident, a drowning near Davenport, and a double murder link with Schroeder. Also reports votes on a water power project for Oskaloosa, a successful Iowa Falls postcard promotion, and severe storm damage in Keokuk counties.
Various Iowa News Nuggets and Local Obscurities
A mixed report from Iowa includes probate activity for the will of David Nominating and estate specifics in Marshalltown. Another case concerns a found oxyline near Waterloo with a stash of cash and certificates. Criminal court actions touch the Warner case and General Dodge's return to Cornell, plus regimental drill honors in Grinnell and Fairfield. An elderly Civil War veteran Captain Allen T. Brooks dies in Mt Pleasant. The 320th Infantry reunion at Mason City names officers. A Rock Island Railroad wreck leads to a civil suit for Mary Mogié. Workplace disputes at Fort Dodge Quaker Oats involve dismissals and a foreman's divorce suit. Iowa Methodists divide into two districts, while Creston telecom manager faces trouble over staff marriages. An accident in Cedar Rapids results in a child death, and Mrs Phoebe Lucas of Town City dies. Land sales in Arkansas valley to George H. Paul of Washington, DC for 800,000 dollars are noted, plus Davenport pool hall death of Henry Claussen. An incident over a billiard cue injures Charles Wagner, and a sledding accident near Cedar Rapids claims two boys.
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Dwigit
Yatwad
David
Mershalltown
Pries
Bovee
Wolls
Waterloo
Cnah
John, Greene
Chicago
FL KK
G. M. Dodge
Union Pacific
Cornell Cluffé
Army of the Technessee
Grinnell
Ffty-Fourth
IoWa National Guards
Fairfeld
Contavville
Allen T. Brooks
Bla
Mt Plegeavt
Second Iowa Infantry
Mies Mary Mogié
Rock “Island
Riilroad
Tea Methodist Conference
Iowa
DN. Miler
B. A. Clary
Geder -Rapida
Maneger Atkiva
Creston Telephone Company
Wittin
Tha
Jobs
G. W. Wilder
Cedar Rapide
Wilder
Catherine Johananen
A& Chicago
Northwestern
Clinton
Phoebe Lucas
E. Vi Lucas
Town City
Arkatiens
Colorado
George H. Paul
Washington
Henry Claussen
Bt. Luke's Hospital
Davenport
Duarrel
Charles ‘Wagner
Clauesan Gyer
Cedar’ Rapids
Paul Arthur
Carl Wenig
Wilde Wahnes
Cihvenes Boeth
His Future Expenditures and Charity Requests
A collection of quotations discusses charity appeals and a California senator facing pressure for donations. The senator declines large gifts, pledging to direct funds to sending flowers to the dead, reflecting themes of public duty and fundraising requests. Included are other vignettes illustrating family and social dynamics, with dialogue about money, future fortunes, and arranging visits.
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United States Senate
Flint
California
Mao
Brent
Foflawlaptic dfimila lover of consct death gamble
Fragmentary lines reference a figure named Joba W. Gaie described as a lover of conct. The text questions life and death, calling death the bed of the dife, reflecting a somber, cryptic mood. No clear date, place, or corroborating details are present.
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Bald Joba W. Gaie
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