Pat Crowe Identified as Wanted Man in Nebraska Case
Butte dispatch reports Pat Crowe positively identified by a witness. Nebraska governor issues requisition. Crowe charged with shooting Omaha police officer Jackson. Edward Cudahy seeks Crowe’s prosecution. Omaha police plan to secure the fugitive in Butte for return.
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Butte
Mont
Pat Crowe
Julie
Crowe
South Omaha
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Mickey
Montana
Omaha
Heitfeld
Cadahy
Denahne
Jackson
Flis
Edward E Cudahy
Beng
Edward Cudahy
Lutte
Donahue
Butta
Outlawry in Nebraska Over Destruction of Ranch Property
United States District Attorney Baxter reports a telegram from C F Hamilton of Mullin Nebraska claiming his ranch house and buildings were demolished by men tied to ranches where fences were torn down by federal orders. Deputy Marshal Moore heads to Mullin to protect Hamilton and other ranchers facing danger as authorities suspect intimidation to stop further testimony in cases against large ranchers for illegal fencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
United States
Baxter
C. F. Hamilton
Mullin
Neb
Hamilton
Moore
Great Northern Express Held Up Near Seattle
General Manager D D and Dihott of the Great Northern Express report an inland express robbery north of Seattle near Puget Sound. Two men boarded the mail car and forced the engineer and fireman to stop the train. three more joined, a messenger left, a safe was dynamited, and small remittances totaling under $1,000 were seized. Passengers unharmed, no baggage damage.
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St. Paul
DD. & Dihott
Great Northern Bxpress Company
Seattle
Metum
Richmond Beach
Puget Sound
Andy
Natives Jeer the Soldiers as Hunt for Monk Gibson Stagnates
Edna Texas October 4 There is little new in the pursuit of Monk Gibson charged with five Gonditt family murders. About 700 men search the bottoms for miles but have found no trace of the negro or the wretch they seek.
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Edna
Tex
Gibson
Gonditt
Four militia camps jeered as negro escapes after brutal thrashing
Four militia companies camped here face jeers from younger crowds while older critics mock the governor and call the troops tin soldiers. It is believed the negro escaped or died after a severe beating late Friday night, with four days of harsh conditions and no safe shelter in the bottoms.
New York Life License Revoked in Nevada
State Controller P. Davis revokes the New York Life Insurance company license in Nevada pending an investigation of corrupt management and fraudulent disposals. The telegram to New York cites John A. McCall and George Perkins holding offices of trust. license may be reissued on change of management and proof of honest conduct.
Hearst Declines Mayoral Nomination Amid League Push
William R Hearst writes Justice Seabury to refuse a mayoral nomination from the Municipal Ownership League. After his letter league leaders urge he reconsider. Hearst gives no reply as the committee presses for his candidacy. Also in New York a wife beating case yields harsh penalties and a counterfeit £100 note is exposed by the U S Secret Service.
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Gotham
Municipal Ownership League
New York
William R. Hearst
Samuel Seabury
Justice Seabury
Hearst
Committee of Seventeen
Frank McDonald
Court of Special Sessions
James Cumisky
Washington
Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Buffalo
Lyons
Remster
Roberts
Notable chemist dies after jury trials record
Baltimore reports the death of Professor William P Toury a renowned chemist and toxicologist aged 63. He served as an expert witness in over forty murder trials and ten other cases, leaving a long legacy in forensic testimony.
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Baltimore
William P. Toury
Toury
Rural free delivery routes rise to over thirty-three thousand
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General de Graw reports 1431 rural free delivery routes established in September, bringing the total to 33,486 routes nationwide.
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Washington
de Graw
Judge rules five dollar bill not valid car fare
Judge Swing of Cincinnati rules a five dollar bill not legal tender for car fare, a decision that sets a limit on change in street transactions.
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Swing
Cincinnati
Edginton
W Va
Garon Komuta
Vancouver
Yokohama
New Yok
Cedar
Kaiser
Austria
John Mitchell
Internal Revenue
Scranton
Louis Dam- Merling
New York
Ellis Island
Young Leonard
National Assembly
Bowen Loomis Veracity Risen In Roosevelt Hay Affair
Herbert W. Bowen ex minister to Venezuela released a statement responding to letters between President Roosevelt and Loomis about Secretary Hay. Bowen cites Hay’s private praise and mentions a 1905 memo remarking that Roosevelt wanted to hush up the Loomis scandal.
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New York
Herbert W. Bowen
United States
Venezuela
Roosevelt
Loomis
Hay
Bowe
Washington
Caracas
Althways
Bowen
Department of State
Hay Renas
Washinon
W. H
New Hampshire
Leems
President
Hyde Willing to Testify on Insurance Inquiry
Samuel Tatermyer, counsel for James H. Hyde, says Hyde will waive legal objections and testify fully to the Hughes inquiry after claims the committee lacks authority. Hughes and Untermyer clash over powers while determining conditions for Hyde’s appearance. Also, Milwaukee’s Bateman, stabbed by Des Moines catcher Dexter, shows improvement at Mercy Hospital with no blood poisoning yet.
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New York
Samuel Tatermyer
James H. Hyde
Bin
Charles E. Hughes
Insurance Investigating Committee
Hughes
Hyde
Star Chamber
Cantermyer
Untermerer
Des Moines
Bateman
Charles Dexter
Mercy Hospital
No Signs of a Settlement in Berlin Strike
The electrical workers' strike in Berlin shows no settlement. The strike has spread to two more factories and 23,000 workers are out. No disturbances have occurred.
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Berlin
Electrical Workers
Carriage Builders Convene in Philadelphia for National Meet
In Philadelphia on October 4, two thousand carriage and wagon builders from the United States Canada and Mexico gather for the thirty third annual convention of the Carriage Builders National association with attendees from across the continent.
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Carriage Builders In Council
Philadelphia
Carriage and Wagon Builders
United States
Canada
Mexico
The
Carriage Builders’ National Association
Esch Will Not Attend Washington Conference
Representative Esch will not attend the Washington conference on the Esch Townsend rate this week. He has written to President Roosevelt asking to be excused.
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Esch
LaCrosse
Wis
Washington
Roosevelt
Indian Cannot Be a Pythian
Richmond Ind Oct 4 Charles E Shively supreme chancellor of the Knights of Pythias says an Indian is not eligible for membership in the Pythian order.
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Richmond
Ind
Charles E. Shively
The
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Order
Sigma Xi Lecture Set for October at Hiezal Arts Hall
Invitations go out for an annual Sigma Xi lecture to be held Wednesday evening October 11 at the Hiezal arts auditorium. Prof. C. C. Nutting will present the lecture titled Ia Jolia. Nutting’s reputation as a lecturer promises a large audience.
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Sigma Xi
Hiezal Arts Auditorium
C. C. Nutting
Aberdeens to Kansas City for Fat Stock Show
F Davis departs for Kansas City with eleven Aberdeen Angus cattle to exhibit at the American Royal Fat Stock Show. He expects strong results and plans to return as a winner.
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E- T
Davis
Aberdeen
EH. F. Davis
Kansas City
Jess
Engineers May Organize For The Liberal Arts College
The junior class election occurred with the Philo slate prevailing. A dispute centered on professor Raymonds claim engineers are professionals and thus barred from college governance. Engineers deny this but concede possible separate class organizations for engineering students.
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Liberal Arts College
irying-Philo
Raymond
Eastern market buys holiday goods and rites at seven thirty
C Vetter buys holiday goods in the eastern market while the Eastern Stars meet at 7 30 p m for candidate initiation. Mrs O A Byington and Mrs J H Whetstone visited Cedar Rapids. J W Berry returns from Centerville Iowa with cement contracts. P D Werts, formerly of this city, obtained a divorce in Calumet. Katherine Everts spoke on college fraternities. Mrs J B Kessler and daughter plan visits to Lakota Illinois and Indianapolis. Shel Rowland serves injuntion notices in Oxford township. Wim Musser returned from Minnesota mining season. The high school football team under Coach Parsons continues practice.
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C. Vetter
P. D. Werts
Calumet
Mick
Katherine Everts
J. B. Kessler
Lakote
Ill
Indianapolis
Rowland
Oxford Township
Wim, Musser
Minnesota Piner'es
Parsons
Freshmen Scrimmage Impresses as New Talent Shines
Spectators praised the freshman team for fast, energetic play in a scrimmage against the varsity. The freshmen breached the line for a long touchdown while Schwinn and Meegowan missed the varsity lineup. Kirk impressed at fullback as Chalmers neared return and Tupper performed well. newcomers Field and MacDonald joined the scrubs.
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Iowa
Varsity
Schwinn
Meegowan
Kirk
Ceme Chalmers
Tupper
Field and MacDonald
Mrs Griffith Injured Stepping Onto Porch in Union Township
Last Monday evening at her Union township home Mrs Humphrey Griffith aged nearly ninety fell on the porch steps. She fractured her hip bruised her knee and broke a wrist. Medical aid is given but she is not improving and was worse this afternoon.
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Union Township
Humphrey Griffith
Attending Wedding of Harriet Ellsworth and Walter Lee
Invitations announce the forthcoming wedding of Harriet Ellsworth and Walter Parvin Lee at the bride’s mother Mrs. Alice Ellsworth home 345 Indiana street Austin Chicago on Tuesday October 17. After wedding they will reside at 340 North Central avenue Austin. The groom, formerly living here, graduated from Iowa City high school in 1898 and is nephew of C. P. and Eugene Lee of this county.
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Harriet Ellsworth
Walter Parvin Lee
Alice Ellsworth
Indiana Street
Austin
Chicago
North Central Avenue
Iowa City
C. P
Eugene Lee
Endeavor Reception Attracts About Two Hundred Guests
Last evening in the church parlors the Presbyterian church F. 5. C. E. hosted about two hundred guests including many new students and unfamiliar locals. A program of songs readings and a cheerful address by Rev. Wylie provided a pleasant, swift evening.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Wylie
Presbyterian church parlors host new student reception
Last evening at the church parlors the Presbyterian church and Christian Endeavor Society entertained the new university students for the year. The gathering was described as a very pleasant evening.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Christian Eneavor Society
University
Newman Society Hosts New University Students
The Newman Society entertained new university students Monday evening at Majestic halls with guests of honor Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hammer Hon. and Mrs. M. J. Wade and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Baldwin attending.
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Newman Society
New University
Majestic
Geo. Hammer
M. J. Wade
W. J. Baldwin
To Meet University Women At Informal Gathering
On Saturday afternoon at fenro'clock Misa Mary Sleigbht Everts dean of women of the university will meet informally the young ladies of the university in the drawing room of the liberal arts building.
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Fenro
Misa Mary Sleigbht Everts
University
Liberal Arts
Mrs Hobby Hosts Farewell Reception for Visiting Mrs Owen and Mrs Seonard
Mrs C M Hobby entertained guests at her South Johnson Street home last evening in honor of Mrs Owen and Mrs Seonard who are preparing to depart for Oregon soon.
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South Johnson Shreet
C. M. Hobby
City
Owen
Seonard
Oregon
At Piney Ridge stage show at Colden tonight
David Higgins presents At Piney Ridge a praised theatrical production with a car of scenery and effects. Critics in the touring company cities laud the show as a treat and manager Rowley notes a rare engagement between Omaha and Chicago.
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David Higgins
Piney Ridge
the Colden
Rowley
Omaha
Chicago
Under Southern Skies Returns to Coldren Theatre
The play Under Southern Skies returns to Coldren Theatre next Tuesday October 10 with new scenery costumes and songs. The production has a five year touring history and promises a crowded house with strong heart touching drama and light religious comedy. Seat sales begin Monday morning.
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Areso
Charles Vostey Buried Here After Repatriation
Last Monday afternoon the remains of Charles Vostey formerly of Chicago were brought to our city for burial in Oakland cemetery. He was seventy eight years old and father of Mrs Anna Souchek of this city.
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Anna Souchek
Chicago
Chas. Vostey
Oakland Cemetery
Grand Opening Display Delights Shoppers At The Big Store
The Big Store hosted a grand opening display of fall goods last night with crowds of shoppers admiring the arranged department displays. An orchestra provided continuous music as management praised the stock and enterprise behind the event.
Ordinance sets sidewalk location on Fairchild Street Iowa City
The Iowa City council establishes the inner edge of the sidewalk on the south side of block 74 at 15 feet from the property line and fixes elevation readings at Clinton and Dubuque streets. Mayor Geo W. Ball and City Clerk F H Bondore certify the ordinance passed September 22 1905 and published October 4 1905.
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Fairchild Street
Clinton and
Dubuque Streets
Sy Council
Iowa City
Iowa
Clinton Street
Dubuque Street
Geo. W. Ball
Ordinance Sets Washington Street Sidewalk Edge at Nine Feet
Ordinance 676 establishes the inner edge of the sidewalk on the south side of Washington street from Johnson to Summit at nine feet from the property line. Attest City Clerk. Mayor approval. Passed September 22, 1905. Published October 4, 1905.
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Earth
Cudahy
Nevada
New York Life
John A. McCall
George Perkins
Cleveland
New York City
Willian Huntington Wilson
William ©. Wilson
Euphemia Davenport
Charlestown
W. Va
John Hicks
Wisconsin
Chile
Santiago
William Sinclair
Bright
Tze
New York Inquisitors
C- C Nutting
Sigma Xi and Friends
O. A. Byington
J. H. Whetstone
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Berry
Centerville
Towa
Mrs. Griffith
Endeavor
Mrs. Hobby
P W. Debner
E. Washington Street
OFEN
HGR
Jan Perred
Vetter’s
F. H. Bondore
Washington Street
Johnson Street
Summit Street
E.h.dondore
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