Pardons Sale Alleged in Lewelling Administration Scandal
Mrs. Tobin of Butler County claims a conspiracy within Governor Lewelling’s circle profited from selling pardons. She alleges payments to state labor commissioner Todd and Dr England, with Warden Chase resisting, and says many pardons were issued secretly. She plans to sue Todd to recover funds and expose the pardon bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Seward
Soward
Topeka
WW ZL
Todd
England
Warden-Chase
Chase
Seward
Lewelling
Tobin
Britton Logs Final Report on Exposition Medals and Diplomas
A. T. Britton of Washington, acting chair of the World's Columbian Exposition executive committee, presents his final report. Foreign countries earned 13,740 medals and 14,386 diplomas. the United States secured 10,022 diplomas and 24,983 total diplomas. Germany led foreign honors with 2,218 medals and 2,464 diplomas. second place went to another nation with 1,181 medals and 1,595 diplomas. The Chicago awards percentage was the lowest at the international exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erueany
Japan
Wasurarox
A. T. Britton
Washington
John Boyd Thacher
United States
Germany
Chicago
Audit Commission Finds Irregularities in Past Administration
The auditing commission completed a review of prior administration accounts. It reports that under President Hogan the retentions totaled about $500,000, with half of this cash allegedly received by him directly. The Vasquez regime is credited with broader irregularities totaling nearly $5,000,090.
Negro church shooting shocks Alabama Sunday service
In Bis Food pit Alabama a pistol shot killed pastor Trevell Williams during Sunday services. Two Black men Swing and Pleasant Mokee were arrested outside the church and held as witnesses as investigators work the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitcuell Station
Ala
Trevell Williames
Swing
Pleasant Mokee
Divorce Ruling Affirms Widow’s Right to Life Annuity
New York report says referee in Ollie Corbett divorce case finds Mrs Corbett entitled to a divorce and recommends continuing the $100 weekly life payment agreed between her and Jim Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ger Bloo
New York
Ollie Corbett
Jim Corbett
Steamer Belle Safe and Havana Pardons Reported
The steamer Ttalle stranded between here and St Louis with many passengers lost, now arrived. A rumor proved unfounded. General Campos pardoned political and war prisoners aboard in Manzanillo, including some facing death or deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Special
Here
St. Louisa
Havana
Manganillo
Campos
Bank closure shocks Denver region as deposits questioned
The Union National Bank has closed amid liquidation fears. Depositors face potential loss as affairs wind down and the bank goes out of business. Local officials urged calm while regulators review the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pdusver
Cole
Union National Bank
IS Is
Market report cites improved crop prospects and iron demand
The week shows strong wheat market signals amid spring wheat damage and falling receipts at primary markets. A large iron and steel buyer purchases Bessemer pig iron as part of a broader trade, while reports from traveling salesmen indicate steady lending activity and sustained commercial interest. In city dispatches, incidents include a Poles assaulting Frank Sacker, a near-lynching, and a wrecking attempt on a Chicago line near Ferrysville. Special items note poisoning investigations in Cincinnati and new capitalists forming Pillsbury Iron and Steel to acquire plants, with Monorhead-BMcLean purchase and expected plant operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
United States
Montreal
Watrine
Ind
Frank Sacker
Sacker
Lowenthal
Mike Kaveski
Fang
Kaveski
Terre Havre
Wm. Ruble
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Nashville Express
Ferrysville
Chicago
Rubie
Ruble
George Washington
Christopher Columbus Bell
Sen
Collins
Minnin
Pillsbury Iron and Steel Company
Ibis
Itil
Xemire Cottiratdi
Broor
Carl Paterson
Vassar
Colon
Cholera Rages in Japan Amid War Aftermath
Western San Francisco reports a cholera outbreak in Japan with heavy death tolls across provinces. City of Pekin crew recounts deaths in Yokohama streets as ships dock. The disease traces back to troops returning from China and Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Japan
Pekin
Fheety
Yokohama
China
Corea
Kansan Ciuyo
Ara
Ida EE
Leacock
Thomas Brown Peacock
Nazen
Topeka
Peacock
Board of Managers
Wiettra
Kan
Arkansas Juiver
Iatch
Carrot
T.ton
Taylor
T. J. Phillips
Bil Taylor
Lus Meeks
Matusos
Wisspeck
County Poor House Asylum
Verona
Roexeoann UL
Lena Weary
City Hospital
W. FE. Miller
Finkler
Martin
Mixoxk
Rio de Janeiro reports Trinidad occupation sparks Brazilian protests
A Rio de Janeiro correspondent notes widespread Brazilian anger over Britain's seizure of Trinidad for a cable station. Brazil pledges to defend its claim, while officials press for an immediate protest. The dispatch also mentions other brief items from around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos
Brazil
Great Britain
City of Mexico
James B. Long
Secretary of Foreign Affaires
United States
Chihuahua
Ignacio Marisea
Alamada
Long
Loxpon
Charles Frederick Rawdon-Hashegs
Baron Donington
Edith Maud
Marquis of
Hastings
Loudoun
Earl of Loudoun
Hiroshima
Kobe
Paris
St. Daurey
St. Brice
Lownes Epecal
the Times
Witliam
John Freemantle Hroderick
Coatham
Ontepenal
Harald Gales
William Rodgers
Clifford McDonald
Volpynia
Husart
Southern News Notes Include Reunion Plans and Wild Teeth Tale
Adjutant General receives nine letters from Job C Underwood of Chicago urging a northern southern reunion in Atlanta with guard units. Gov. Culberson bans Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight in Texas and warns officers to prevent violations. Reports from Louisville mention a rare condition causing continuous teeth growth in Fannie Thompson. Other brief items include a Memphis steamer disaster rumor, a Cedar Camp feud murder, and Phillip N Nicholas hanged for an old murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricamesa
Job C. Underwood
Chisago
Chicago
Suthem
Aragmation
Uie
Atlanta
Diderwood
Charles J. Anderson
Anya
Aly
Avanta
Lousvin
Fannie Thompson
Grant
Louisville
Atastin
Tex
Gov
Culberson
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Texas
Varios
Thomas
East Texas
Adhietce Lab
New York Bank
Wall Street
Aammdber
Chicaco Haar
Mieskis
Tenn
Elle
Memphis
Touis
Here
Brooksville
Fla
Dan
Crockett Whilden
Cedar Camp
Whilden
White
Insurance alliance fights faulty wiring in Iowa cities
The Iowa Insurance Alliance plans a statewide drive against dangerous wiring. It has engaged inspector W. C. Stewart to tour the state, examine wiring conditions, and push improvements. If cities fail to act, insurers will raise rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Insurance Alliance
Lfe
WW. C. Stewart
Howe Found in Mexico Ex-Treasurer Fowe Seized in City of Mexico
Chester W. Howe former Poweshiek County Iowa treasurer since 1892 was captured in Mexico City after requisition papers issued two weeks earlier. His brother Richard Howe is accused of complicity. Howe absconded in April with eighty thousand dollars. the men ran a saloon and reportedly renounced U.S. citizenship seeking Mexican asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Mexico
Chester W. Fowe
Foweshiek County
Iowa
Richard Howe
C. W. Howe
Poweshiek County
Montezuma
Tie
Chicago
Trowe
United States
Alexico
Appointment of Harriman to Iowa Agricultural College Board
At the Iowa Agricultural College board meeting Dr. Harriman of Ames was chosen as chair of the board of trustees. The fall term opened with forge and growing attendance. A new ladies ball opens for the first time as preparations continue for additional talent and guests.
Man Sues Over May Accident At Cedar River Bridge
Albert Warner sues local saloon proprietors and hostlers for 2000 damages alleging he fell twenty feet from a Cedar River bridge rail while intoxicated. He claims he had a drink about three hours before the accident and was found intoxicated at the time. J G F Jackson represents the plaintiff and G Holes Gre WH defends the alleged caretakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Warner
Drnink
Cedar River
Big Wislaw
J. G. F. Jackson
Guy
Terribly Gut Jefferson G L Buff Rescue After Terrifying Crash
A chaotic accident left 50 people badly injured as a tower collapse sent a driving pair of tiles crashing. One victim suffered a broken leg above the knee and severe injuries while another endured a crushed knee and multiple wounds. A neighbor described audible groans as guards caused further harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ear Jefferson
G. L. Buff Wes
Fr. Wouff
Fife
Jie
Mr. Giff
Town Pension Figures From Des Moines Office
Pension Agent Robinson reports last year’s payments total over five million dollars. There are 116,002 pensions on the rolls, a decline of 2,664 with about half from deaths. Survivors from the Mexican War include D. Ferruson of Decorah and Gen. George W. Jones of Palenque. Pensions reached a new peak this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Des Moines
Ace
Dared Dferruson
Decorah
George W. Jones
Palenque
Notable death and accidents plague early 19th century town
Chas. M. Warring, pioneer toweler of 1823, dies Thursday. Eddie Gowen aged 10 killed on a freight car at North Mesirecer. Dubuque resident Joseph Hanuth shoots self. Belle Plaine endures heavy rain for years with 3 inches noted. A mad dog terrorizes Belle Plaine, suspected canine victims. Joseph Clinton found dead on a railway bridge near Des Moines amid family troubles and life policy. Blanche Warmer, 17, dies after taking Jaudanum. authorities suspect possible premeditated overdose. George Henry, Keokuk National Reef Campsur agent, attempts suicide. Desponsener linked to loss of position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. M. Warring
Eddie Gowen
North Mesirecer
Joseph Hanuth
Dubuque
Fred
Belle Plaine
Jim
Joseph Clinton
Garlisle
Des Moines
Odd
Blanche Warmer
Waterloo
Aplington
George Tlenry
National Reef
Keokuk
Clinton Mayor dismisses most cops to cut costs
Mayor Hughes of Clinton discharged all but four policemen in a bid to economize. Businessmen condemn the move amid local debate over public safety and budget.
Spirit Lake Massacre Monument Dedication Held
Spirit Lake hosted the formal dedication of a state memorial monument to those who died in the 1837 massacre. Prominent attendees included Gov. Frank D. Jackson, Judge Flandreau, ex-Gov. Carpenter, and other officials. The ceremony on Lak Okoboji featured prayers, several speeches, a poem, and a presentation of the monument to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Spirit Lake
Frank. D. Jackson
Flandreau
St.Paul
Carpenter
Fort Dodge
Lak Okoboji
Gardner Cabin
Edgerton
Aliss Gardner
Seymour Snyder
B. A. Smith
St. Paul
C. C. Howe
H. Bennett
Pipestone
G. G. Carpenter
Frank D. Jackson
Defalcation Confession in Sioux City Bank Case
State from the Trust, William J. Finch, cashier of the Sioux City branch, confessed to a defalcation of 96000 and is jailed on 26000 bond. Finch served the company for years, with thefts dating over four years and uncovered after an auditor visit ten days ago. He aided the auditor in examining the books under close hotel surveillance. Grand Stand Collapse at Oelwein game injures several including ex county attorney W Clements and Charles Schrader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunrisatrox
W. Va
Charles Ringe
Uitle Findlay Thildren
Ohio River
Chie
Frank J. Camp
Themis Wells
Thos. Wells
Swamp Land Company
Swap Land Company
Dea Moines
W. BE. O'Blepness
Mr. O'Blehneasr
O'Dlenness
O Biennese
Jefferson Gail
Ranhagera
Dime Magenms
Grleuness
Des Moines
McCarthy
Fort Dodee Savings and Loan Association
Cape Jfas
Lions City
Inet
William J. Finch
Sioux City
American Biscnit and Manufacturing Company
Finch
Finch Wag
Dubuque
West Union
Oelwein
W. Clements
Charles Schrader
Radana
Burglary Spreadover Manson Areas Targeting Lumber Firm
Robbers broke into Manson Lumber Company offices stealing notes valued in the several hundred dollars and cash. They also damaged a harness shop and stole harness items. Homes in the area were entered with valuables taken. The Manson Lumber Company offers a $28 reward for the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson
Manson Lumber Company
Line
Harness Shui
Wanson Lumber Company
al Thhieves
Clinton Reform Debated as Budget Cuts Hit City Staff
City officials discuss retrenchment led by Mayer Hughes of Clinton. Street department reduced to six men and three assistants. Street commissioners discharged. plans to cut further costs being explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Mayer Huchas
Alayer Hughes
Death mystery near Delhi baffles sheriff and coroner
A man found hanging from a tree limb near Delhi raises questions of suicide or highwayman foul play. He wore money in his big pocket and had alleged investments with Northern and Poston Investment Companies involving $1,000. Investigators pursue details as officers are linked to both firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Ant
Dhanger
Webster City Notices On Gulick Pardon Rumor
Webster City residents receive unreliable rumour that Charles F. Gulick has been pardoned by President Dole. Gulick, once a leader in the 1890s overthrow attempt, was sentenced to life in prison and is related to S. A. Clavens and Hardy Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Pardennan Lowan
Webster City
Longlady
Charles F. Gulick
Dole
Gulick
Lfe
S. A. Clavens
Hardy Caldwell
Central Town Homeopathic Association Meeting in Cedar Rapids
The Central Town homeopathic association held its annual meeting in Cedar Rapids with papers read. Dr. Walters of Cedar Rapids was chosen president, Dr. Howe of Caygan vicess president, and Dr. Pet gard of Anamosa secretary. The next meeting is planned for Marion on the third Wednesday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Jowsa Homeopathe
Cedar Rapids
Walters
Howe
Caygan Vics
Petgard
Anamosa
Marion
Craven Noel fight ends in brutal injury and death details
A dispute over a debt between Craven and Noel leads to a fist fight. Craven knocks Noel down, stomps him, and dog attacks cause a serious arm laceration. Separately, Torpedo boat Ericsson crewman John Strinsky dies from steam-pipe explosion in New Land Gonn. body to Dubuque for burial. local camp meeting with 20 preachers. Brady stands for Representative. diphtheria epidemic alarms Croton families. Aquaranilla established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Craven
John BF
Noel
Marksburg
Craven
John Strinsky
Thiinque
Ericsson
New Land
Gonn
Dubuque
Ingriv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Setmany
Bonora
Iva Pres
Entral
Honduras
Enad
Neumayer
Joseph Looker
Johnnnes
Thetr Morther
Belle Safe
Denver
Secretary of the Treasury
The
Treasury
Joseph A. Bear
Annie Leahy
S.ck
Western
Southern
Alliance
Pow- Bheik
Batoen
Hughes
Eusel
Dysart
Owen Mclaughlin
Harrison
Executive Council
Frank Boswell
Omaha
Boswell
Haswell
Wilse Darcell
Winterset
Darrell
Mordor Afferngen
Gegra Eet
Segare
Tielp
Remley
Nome
Homer
Towa
For
Dan Milton
Clack
Northern Investment Company
Poston Investment Company
Hle
Heaton
Joe
Ilia Ttarna
Anita
Croton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!