Turkey Surrenders Macedonia Control Demands
Constinople reports Turkey formally yields to powers on financial control of Macedonia. The international fleet has been withdrawn.
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Turkey
Macedonia
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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1905
Page
9
Pfister Free After Not Guilty Ruling
Milwaukee December 15 Charles F Pfister is held not guilty of misappropriating 14000 dollars belonging to the Wisconsin Academy as charged in an indictment. The charge is viewed as an outgrowth of political strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Charles
Pfister
Wisconsin Academy
Hoch to Be Hung February 23 in Cook County Case
Springfield dispatch reports the supreme court affirmed the Cook County judgment in the Hoch murder case. Johann Hoch, condemned for the murder of his wife, will be hanged on February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Cook County
Johann Hoch
Hoch
Attorney General Opinion on Bond Officials Retirement
The opinion states that officers under the bi en el selection law must furnish new bonds for the year 2006. It specifies retirement of Superintendent Largen, Sheriff Rowland, County Surveyor Atkins, Coroner Lies and Clerk Edosef and their deputies, with hundreds of bonds to be made at the opening of the common year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullan
Largenry
Rowland
Atkins
Ed Osef
Senator Stone Seeks Review of College Publications Class
Senator Stone proposes a resolution directing the postmaster general to tell the Senate if periodicals published by colleges and universities or alumni associations should be admitted as second class matter or face discrimination. The University of Iowa ships its catalogs as second class and other publications of scholarly nature are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Senate
Umni
University of Iowa
Frantz Nine Year Old Undergoes Serious Ear Surgery
Albert Frantz nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Peter Frantz of Liberty underwent a serious operation yesterday at University Hospital to remove a bone from the back of the ear. He is reported as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Frantz
Albert Frantz
Liberty Wonship
University Hospital
Mt Mary's Big Feast Delights Town With St Mary's Dinner
St Mary's church held a sale and dinner yesterday that drew over a thousand attendees. The event cleared more than expected, with the whole affair deemed a grand success and the community enjoying a rare church feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
the Smory
University and local notices mix of moves and plans
Emmet McHugh returns to Sioux City. The Graduate Club meets with Dean Weld. Misses Stover Gibson in Cedar Rapids. Eda George back at county clerk’s office. Mrs Mueller hosts her mother and brother from Waterloo. Vetter plans a campaign for two department stores in Waterloo. Marriage licenses issued to Sharf Wheeler and Choate Dennis. University business college vacation starts soon. T. Davis to exhibit cattle in Chicago. Mrs Frank Fubemeister convalescing in Newport. Iowa State play basketball with State Normal Jan 13 and Feb 16. also Coe Feb 5 in Cedar Rapids. Gold Creek Literacy Society reorganizes. Profs Bolton to speak at National Educational Associations. Des Moines city attorney meeting planned. Commercial club to discuss cold storage plant cost. Mr. and Mrs. Bourton of Strawberry Point visiting Maresh family.
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Vetter
Waterloo
Chas, Sharf
Mary Wheeler
R. C. Choate
Edna C. Dennis
University Business College
T. Davis
Chicago
Frank Fubemeister
Newport Township
Towa
Cedar Falls
Cédar Rapids
Fs Es Bolton
Department of
National Educational Associations
Misville
Des-Moines
W. H. Bremper
Commercial Club
F. E. Ayers
SW. Meier
C.H. Bourton
Strawberry Point
V. Ww. Maresh
Geo. Matesh
River, Side
Time pressure tightens on Citizens two piano and buggy contests
One week from tomorrow the Citizen's two piano contests and its buggy contest will close. Seven working days remain for candidates to prepare as supporters rush to aid them, with time closely running out and early help urged.
Will Sell to F X Freyder
Mrs. J M Sheets as executrix of the J M Sheets estate asks Judge Byington to order the sale of her late husband's share in the shops and planing mill to Sheets and Freyder. Freyder has run the contracting firm since Sheets's death. A bill of sale was filed with the county recorder. Purchase price set at 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Sheets
Byington
Sheets & Freyder
F. X. Freyder
Sheets
Freyder
Rock Crushers At County Jail Work
Inmates at the county jail are kept busy this fall with stone breaking. Sheriff Rosland reports continued use of crude rock crushers to process more stone, providing steady work for prisoners as chunks are shaped and moved.
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Sherif Rosland
Christmas shoppers and perfume demand in town
An item notes Lowney's Canny and Honbons and Wieheke for Christmas chores with a playful line about every lady expecting perfume. Shrader's is recommended to obtain the best bottle, reflecting local retail mood ahead of Christmas shopping.
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Eivery
Shrader’s
Sheriff to Take Inmates to Anamosa Penitentiary
Tomorrow morning at 5 10 a m Sheriff Rowland will leave the city for Anamosa with Chas Williams Walter Abberhask td James Morgan to serve sentences there Williams receives six months for buying and attempting to light the city hall Alberkastky to serve eighteen months for theft and Morgan four years for stealing a milk bolt from a local store
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland
Anamosa
Chas
Williams
Walter Abberhask
James Morgan
Alberkastky
Morgan
Omaha Hose Firm Brings Attachment Suit in Johnson County
Brieg ing an Attachment suit filed in Johnson County district court by Br. P. Kircendall representing Omaha wholesale hose against Si Murphy and Reba of this city. Case followed after dinner with a jury to be seated. trial may continue beyond tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Murphy’& Reba
Br. P. Kircendall
Petition circulates in Oxford for better train service
According to the Oxford Leader a petition is being circulated in Oxford asking the Railway commissioners to compel the I. O. R. I. and P. B. to improve travel by stopping more trains at Oxford. Earlier requests to company officials were rejected.
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Oxford
Dedicate New Hall Today in North Liberty
This afternoon and evening about forty to fifty Odd Fellows from this city will attend the dedicatory ceremonies for the Penn Lodge No. 1 IOOF hall in North Liberty. The event opens at 5 p m and ends with a banquet where W J Tudor acts as toastmaster. Grand Master G L Snyder will assist in the dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows of
North Liberty
New Hall
Penn Lodge, Lo, Oo. Fis
W. J.V. Tudor
G. L. Snyder
Marquette Council Elects New Officers for 1906
Marquette council members gathered for the annual officer election last night. Judge Wade and others offered remarks as Hauber served as recorder, Paul G. Schmidt as treasurer, M. B. Hurley as warder, C. C. Chancellor as chancellor, John G. Mueller as advocate, and trustees named George Hummer and Dan Berry, with William Baldwin among the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette Conneil
Judge Wade
Dodge
Hauber
Paul G. Schmidt
M. B. Hurley
C.C
John G. Mueller
Win
J. Baldwin
George, Hummer
Dan Berry
Chimney Blaze Averted at Dooley Home on South
Fire alerts report a chimney blaze at the Dooley residence 804 South Clinton Street. neighbors quickly contained the flames with timely action, preventing hose use. Mrs. A Letts is reported ill at her Court Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Make
Dooley
Clinton Strer
Clinton
Mrs Barden Married In Moscow Iowa
Mrs. Maude Barden daughter of Mrs. Jennie Wa was married recently in Moscow Iowa to I C Hain a prosperous farmer near that place The bride is well known in this city and Mr Hain is said to be a fine piece of property The couple will make their home on the farm near Moscow Iowa
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Maude Barden
Jennie Wa "Wes
Mosso Lowa
I. C.hain
Hata
Witness Brant Jr Faints on Stand in District Court
John Brant Jr fainted on the witness stand during reexamination in district court. A recess was taken and physicians treated him in the grand jury room. The jury then returned a verdict for the plaintiffs totaling 124.04 dollars, against Charles Brant over a coin sale case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brant, Jr
Chas. Brant
Grand Jury
E. Barnes
John, Kaliban
W. F. McRobert
Parvin Visits Cedar Rapids Library Collection
Mr Parvin grand secretary of the Grand Lodge Iowa Az Fo and keeper of the masonic library in Cedar Rapids is in the city today. He browses rare volumes collected by his father T S Parvin and notes many single pamphlets in the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Parvin
Grand Lodge
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Teachers Meet Des Moines Address Planned
W S Athearn of the Midland Schools traveled to Des Moines to address a teachers meeting on holiday vacation. Mrs Angeline Esther Lyons of Topeka Kansas plans graduate work in homeopathic medicine at a university college. Lyons is a graduate of Habnemann Medical College.
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Des Moines
Midland Schools
Bainville
Delaware County
Angeline Esther Lyons
Topeka
Kansas
College of Homeopathic Medicine
University
Regents Meet Called By Executive Panel Today
An official meeting of the Regents executive group was scheduled for today in Brook area offices, focusing on routine governance and administrative matters. The agenda includes projected budget actions and policy reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regents
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Univers Publications
Ator Stone
MT. Mary's
Emmet McHugh
Law College
Sioux City
Graduate Club
Dean Weld
Bessie Stover
Dr. Mueller
Miller
Thomas
Gold Creek Literacy Society
Miss.Irish
Business College
Hells
Order of Court
Snoband
Planing Mri
Walter Alberhasky
Chie
Pen
Tommfort
R.&w
Rock Island
Council
BE. H. Flannagan
Mrs. Barden
Moscow
L. C. Hain
John Brant Jr
MR. Parvin
Masonic Lodge
Ores
Tos
F. . Ayers
Abernethy and Holbrook
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