Will Jones faces murder charge after shooting
Will Jones shot his former wife Elvena and Ernest Danner near Coralville in a drive way incident late at night. Garfield Jones and neighbor Eggenberg assisted the wounded at the Danner home as police and physicians were notified. Will Jones, in custody, admitted drinking and described a volatile motive tied to Elvena Jones refusing to live with him.
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Will Jones
Ande
Danner
Earnest Danner
Coralville
Will Ines
Rowland
M. Danner
Ernestanner
Mr. Danner
Hisory
Cooper
Decorah
Nest
Soxry
Will
Ernest
Ter
Eggenberg
Ellvenao
Mon
Gard Jones
Lena Jones
Gatfield
Jones
Billy
Garfield
Garreld Jones
J. G. Hemphill
Party From Distant Points Stopped in City Overnight
A party of seven including a bride and groom spent Sunday night at the Barkley. The party, from New York Omaha Santa Fe and Butte, left New York six weeks ago and have spent two weeks in Chicago. their destination appears to be Omaha or along the coast.
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Omaha
Barkley
Party Register
New York
Santa Fe
Butte
Chicago
Coast
Wilner Brothers Head Arrives for Semiannual Invoicing
L J Wilner head of Wilner Brothers and Golden Eagle proprietors is in the city today to assist in the semiannual invoicing.
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L. J. Wilner
Wilner Brothers
The
Golden Eagle
Small Pox Case Reported in City
City health officers were alerted to a small pox case. The patient named Yoder was taken to detention hospital immediately. Officials believe no others were exposed due to prompt treatment and strict precautions.
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Yoder
Westenhav er Injures Hand In Store Accident
F A Westenhaver owner of a grocery and flour business on Washington street sustained a severe bruise when his hand was caught while working about a wagon. Later a hack team frightened and ran down the street striking a Westenhaver horse with its tongue, injuring the animal but not severely.
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F. A. Westenhaver
Washington Street
Westenhaver
Incident of the shooting shocks Iowa City bank chief says
Euclid Sanders of the Iowa City State Bank laments the shooting linked to former employees. He recalls Charles Mc Cracken killed in the Interurban wreck and Hagenbaugh brothers injured, then notes Danner, a recent worker, was shot. Teeters family plans a trip to Alliance Ohio to visit relatives.
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Euclid Sanders
Iowa City State Bank
Jones
Charles McCracken
Hagenbaugh Boys
Danner
Internal troubles erupt in Russia reach Warsaw and Lodz
Warsaw reports today a sergeant and detectives were shot by an unknown assailant. A pursuing infantry patrol fired on a fleeing suspect, killing a merchant in the crossfire, marking a violent outbreak during wartime operations.
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Russia
Warsaw
Lodz
Mutiny in Ekaterinburg Regiment at Lodz
Part of the Ekaterinburg regiment stationed in Lodz mutinied today and killed its officer. The mutineers were arrested.
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Lodz
Ekaterinburg
Two Men Die for Murder at Sing Sing
James Breen and Charles Jackson were executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison. Breen killed Capt. William H. Keyes in Keyes saloon, New York, September 19 1903. Jackson killed Charles W. Roxbury in the Bronx on July 19 1903 during an attempted highway robbery.
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Sing Sing
N. Y
James Breen
Charles Jackson
Breen
William H. Keyes
Keyes
New York
Jackson
Charles W. Roxbury
Bronx
Receiver Discharged and Bank Receivership Dissolved
In St. Louis on July 17, Receiver Spencer was discharged and the receivership of the People's United States Bank was dissolved by the court.
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St. Louis
Spencer
People’s United States Bank
Ewing and Fairall Bring Suit in Court
G A Ewing and H Farrall sue Sophia Stover and Jacob Stover for 30 dollars for legal services. A jury found for the plaintiffs with a verdict of 75 dollars plus costs after trial before J W McGinnis C Wilson Hugh D Jones Wm Elbert Phillip Fuhrmeister and Tatack.
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G. A. Ewing
H Farrall
Sophia Stover
Jacob G Stover
Squire F. J. Horak
J. W. McGinnis
Chas. Wilson
Hugh D. Jones
Wm. Elbert
Phillip Fuhrmeister
Tatack
Ewing and Fairali
Jacob Stover
Rev Horace Strain Accepts Pastorship In Decatur Move
Word arrived Saturday that Rev Horace L Strain pastor of the First Congregational Church of Decatur Illinois has accepted the pastorate of the Congregational Church of this city He will arrive to begin September 1 and occupy the parsonage on North Linn Street He plans to visit soon for preliminary arrangements and is regarded as an able minister by the local church
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Horace L. Strain
First Congregational Church
Decatur
Congregational Church
North Linn Street
Strain
Evans Seeks New Trial in Iowa City Case
This afternoon Judge Byington hears a motion for a new trial in the case of Larkin Evans versus Iowa City. The prior ruling favored the city and Evans seeks reversal.
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Larkin Evans
Byington
Iowa City
Evans
Death of Mrs. Regina Rittenmeyer at 630 Church Street
Mrs. Regina Rittenmeyer died last Saturday after an extended illness at age sixty three. A Ohio transplant who settled in this state in childhood, she aided her church and neighbors. Survived by husband, seven children including Benjamin Shaffer of Solon, and sons Frank and William. funeral at St. Wenceslaus church Wednesday at 9 a.m.
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Church Street
Regina Rittenmeyer
Ohio
Benjamin Shaffer
Solon
Militia 54th Infantry Ordered to Des Moines Camp
Captain Ball announced from state militia headquarters that the 54th Infantry proceeds to the Des Moines Iowa state camp grounds on July 24 1905. All units wear field uniforms and travel in heavy marching order. Lieut E E Lambert named special guard instructor and day’s field officer to inspect the guard daily. Reveille at 5 am, early program adherence limits napping time.
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George Ball
State Militia
Des Moines
Towa
E. E. Lambert
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W. P. Jones
Euvena Jones
Garfield Jones
Mr. Dahnet
Soh
Billy Jones
Jones Is
Wervona
Jones Tales of Crime
Bridal Party
Actoing
L J. Wilner
Wilner Brotherss
Wilber J. Teéeters
Alliance, Ohio
Raere Fratoika
Vonality,OwAa
Ewing
Fairall
Town City Congregational Church
America
St. Wenceslaus
54Th Infantry
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