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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1903

Page

16

William Ford Bound Over In Rock Island Hold Up Case

Preliminary hearing in city hall before Squire Barber bound William Ford over to the grand jury after evidence showed an attempted hold up near the Rock Island depot. Ford faced testimony from Al Moore and others about a酒 beer dispute and a scuffle. Ford claimed intoxication and denied knowing the Moores. The Queen of the Coaching Parade, a separate note, will be attended by twenty young ladies in rose gowns.

William Ford Squire Barber Mayor Bail Ford Rock Island Moore Brothers Grand Jury al. Moore Denkie Moore Dunkle’s Moorée Philippines Bell Hawleys Moores Depot Crossing al Mooe Wiliam

Bankers State Picnic Draws Local and Visitors

Fraternal Bankers' Reserve members hold a state picnic at Bever Park near Cedar Rapids with Interurban cars bringing guests from nearby towns. Iowa City and Muscatine teams vie in tug of war while baseball games and races entertain. Mayor C D Huston gives welcome as delegates plan a permanent picnic association at 5 30 PM.

Bever Park Cedar Rapids Bankers’ Reserve Iowa Citys Muscatine C. D. Huston Supreme Office

New Bonds In Kelley Case

Squire Barber reported on the state of Iowa versus John Hrechek Peter Wies and Matt Maher. After Mr. Kelleys death new information led to renewed arrest and bond was set at Weiss 2000 Hrechek 1000 and Maher 1000 with examination waived and all three held at the county jail awaiting bond.

Squire Barber State of Iowa John Hrechek Peter Wies Matt Maher Kelley Weis Dzechek Maher

St Marys Men Report Successful Sociable

The men of St Marys church held a sociable at J J Hotz home last evening. Attendance was large and the men did the work themselves entertaining guests well with a well decorated lawn and house featuring Japanese lanterns and colored lights.

St.Mary’s Church J. J

Four Men Hearings on Assault Charge at City Hall

Squire Barber presided Tuesday as four men Jack Slater Tom Bolton Ed Bell and Will Ford faced charges of Islaml with intent to inflict great bodily harm on Albert and Will Moore. All four were dismissed then new information charged Will Ford and Ed Bell with assault with intent to steal from the Moore brothers. A hearing on this charge occurred at 2 o clock Tuesday.

Squire Barber Jack Slater Tom Bolton Ed. Bell Will Ford Albert Moore Will Moore Bel Moore Brothers

Mrs Zimmerli Recovers at Home After Operation

Mrs Zimmerli, who recently left the Homeopathic hospital after an operation, has returned home and is reported by friends to be greatly improved and on the path to rapid recovery.

Zimmerli

Funeral for John M. Kelley Held at Governor Street Home

The funeral for John M. Kelley was conducted from his mother’s residence at 412 Governor Street with Rev. N. Pye leading services. Kelley, born November 7 1875 in Sheridan North Carolina, died August 19 after an assault July 31. He left wife Mary Bittner and son Clinton, plus his mother, two brothers and four half brothers. The Laborers Union treasurer attended in a show of respect.

John M. Kelley E. M. Kelley Governor Street N. Pye Federaton of John If. Kelley Sheridan Mary Bittner Clinton Laborers’ Union Evly Elizabeth Kelley T. H. Kelley Charles Holmes Rock Island Cedar Rapids A. J. Holmes Salt Lake City Utah Jerome, William and Anson Holmes Horie Pennsylvania

Musk Ox Horns as Wolves Defence in North America

In Heads and Horns by W. T. Hornaday published in Scribner’s, the musk ox’s horns are praised as an effective weapon against wolves. The adult horn is described as a large bone hook sharpened to puncture throats and abdomens, enabling Ovibos to inhabit northern lands where wolves are common.

North America W. T. Hornaday

Merchants Endorse W F Main Jewelry Firm in Iowa City

The American Jobbing Association issued a book listing about ten thousand names of customers from many states who attest to the firm W F Malu Co Manufacturing and Wholesale Jewelers of Iowa City. Merchants say the firm is prompt reliable and delivers quality goods at reasonable prices. Mr and Mrs James Liska arrived from Portland after a three week west trip.

Américan Jobbing Association W. F. Main W. F. Malu Co Jewlers Iowa City Iowa James Liska Portland West

Seek Honors at West Point

Four Iowa City youths sit the West Point cadetship exam in Davenport with Principal W D Weils Col P W McManus and Dr E D Middleton overseeing. Twenty five candidates from the second district compete with Davenport yielding seven hopefuls. The Iowa City group includes Herbert L Parrott Robert H Berryhill Fred Sepdel and Lee M Grimm.

Iowa City Davenport United States Military Academy West Point W. D. Weils E. D. Middleton Herbert L. Parrott Robert H. Berryhill Fred Sepdel Lee. M. Grimm

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Bord Dryden Henry Dryden Nest the Moores Rahd Whitey Bell Slater Frank Patterson Hantey Kaoek-Doun William Hanley Jdep Ed Bell Tof Ford John Reilly Patterson William Elliot South Linn Street Bankers State ST. Mary's J. J. Hotz Mrs. Zimmerli John Kelley Federation of Labor Iowa City Improvement League Addo da UDTS
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