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Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1906

Page

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Iowa City Welcomes Upper Des Moines Editors Conference

Iowa City extends hospitality as a two day session of the Upper Des Moines Editorial Association opens. The city, an educational and manufacturing center, reports strong industrial growth with nine hundred workers and $750,000 in annual payroll, plus rising bank assets and post office receipts.

Upper Des Moines Iowa City Iowa Old State Capitol Upper Des

Fallieres Elected President of France on First Ballot

Paris January 17 M. Fallieres was elected president of France by the national assembly on the first ballot. The figures show M. Fallieres 448 votes and M. Doumer 371.

National Assembly M. Doumer Paris Jad M. Fallieres France

Midshipmen Dismissed for Hazing at Annapolis Dinner

The full brigade of midshipmen paraded for a dinner formation at Annapolis on January 17. Midshipmen Peterson, Barto, Marezoni and Foster of the first class and Tremor Coffin Jr of the third class were publicly dismissed from the United States Navy for hazing. The secretary of the Navy issued a short order addressed personally to each involved midshipman.

Annapolis

L A Allen Remains Unchanged Though Nourishment Difficult

L A Allen's condition remains about the same with difficulty taking nourishment. His vocal organs are so affected that speaking above a whisper is impossible.

L. A. Allen

Death of Mrs. M. A. Gray

Mrs. M. A. Gray of the city, a longtime resident who left town seventeen years ago, died at Sheepshead Bay Long Island. Her remains will be shipped home for interment with her sister Miss Jessie Andrews accompanying. She is survived by daughter Mrs. Belle Curtis of San Francisco.

Carrie Wieneke Sheepshead Bay Long Island M. A. Gray Gray Jessie Andrews Belle Curtis San Francisco

Chimney Fire Put Out Without Help

Fire alarms report a chimney blaze at the office of C. M. Reno extinguished with no water used. A meeting of Iowa college baseball managers is planned for Saturday to set this year’s schedule. L. V. Bealieu, a university graduate and Iowa City native, is named coach of the Capital Park school track team in Des Moines.

C. M. Reno Iowa L. V. Bealieu The University Iowa City Capital Park Des Moines

Livestock Shipment Out of Town by Local Consignors

I NH Rowland Elmer Seehorn and Ed Hughes accompanied stock they and J Probst and H J Rowland consigned to Chicago. Five carloads of stock in all including three cattle and two hogs.

I. NH. Rowland Elmer Seehorn Ed. Hughes J. Probst H. J. Rowland Chicago

Fisher Sues Bettag for 2000 Damages Over Oxford Assault

John B. Fisher of Oxford sues Joseph Bettag for 2000 damages alleging an unprovoked assault at Hisat market on December 26, 1905, leaving him unconscious and in pain. He claims age worsened the injury and seeks judgment plus costs. Separately, Squire Barber ruled in a separate suit for Chicago Title and Trust against A G Prince, awarding plaintiffs the typwriter cost.

John B. Fisher Joseph Bettag Oxford Mr. Fisher Bettag Mc. Bettag Squire Barber Chicago Tite and Trust Company A. G. Prince

Seat sale strong for Drake entertainment show

The seat sale for the Earl R. Drake entertainment tomorrow night has been very good with Manager Atkinson predicting it will be the best yet. He notes strong satisfaction from buyers and guests.

Atkinson Drake Entertainment Earl R. Drake

Mrs. Jones Buried Today at St Marys

Funeral services for Mrs. Eugene Jones were held at St. Marys Church at nine oclock this morning. The private ceremony followed by a burial at St Josephs Cemetery was attended by a few close friends and relatives.

St.Mary’s Church St. Mary’s Church Eugene Jones St. Joseph's Cemetery

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