Prominent Iowa Lawyer and Early State Political Figure
Longtime legal practitioner and convention delegate Boyd Wood of Prairie City, Iowa, built a notable career in the late 19th century. He studied at Cornell College and Town, partnered with Judge Nowlin, and served in the constitutional conventions at Sioux Falls in 1883 and 1889. His influence extended over Beadle and surrounding counties, commanding a large private library and a flourishing practice until his death era.
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Arrest Report On Kesler Train Robber Aboard Fort Wayne
An AP dispatch from Saturday reported the arrest of a Kesler train robber in Dor Wayne. The item, allegedly from a source in Metwarn Le, appears dubious and may have been fabricated.
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Edgerton suit over coupons sparks education board case
In a South Dakota legal column, Edgerton challenges a ruling on coupons issued during a capital operation. The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company sues the board of education, arguing court jurisdiction and the status of certain notes. Preliminary motions proceed as the trial date nears, with other local notes on salaries and infrastructure in Alt a region.
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Tax plan sparks debate in Congress on income tax rate
The article reports Congressman Bria Will Chimpson4 chairs the Ways and Means committee debating a proposed income tax plan. It outlines proposed rates—2 percent on 10,000, 4 percent on higher amounts, and 1 percent on lower incomes—aimed to fund public needs and unite party support.
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Fragmentary note on New York Presbyterian church service
A garbled OCR clipping describes a Presbyterian church in New York opening a Westy of the First Chapel with a sermon by Reverend Ay and mentions confertion, hymns, and a moment of contemplation amid unclear text.
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France's Grizzled Hero Ends Silent Campaign
A fractured English-colored account recalls the Franco-Denasm War era, portraying General MacMahon as a fading legend. It notes his pivotal siege leadership at the Malakoff, his political retirement, and the lasting impact of his actions on the French republic and national memory.
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Gounod Death Reported After Stroke in Paris
Paris reports the death of M. Gounod after an apoplexy stroke Monday at his residence. A premature prognosis followed by a Wednesday death confirms the illness as the cause. The article mentions church and religious commentary, with broader notes on public affairs and ongoing events.
Home Rule Shelved at Next Session Says Official
A garbled dispatch notes that home rule measures will not be taken up at the forthcoming session. The Secretary for State hints the issue remains under debate, with no definite plan to advance the program.
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Tug Blown to Pieces in Russia Tragedy
A boiler explosion on the Wig Annie aboard the Swin Dora in Russia caused the vessel to blow apart, killing every man aboard. The ship operated as Lule Dogan’s largest inn in Europe. Reports detail the disaster and ensuing inquiry about the incident and conditions aboard.
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Senate Debates on Suffrage and Journal Amendments
The October session opens with Sen Morgan defending himself on scriptural ignorance while discussing a wide range of issues. The Senate debates journal amendments and the Voorhees opposed amendment, while the House considers the McCreery bill and other measures.
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Prussian tragedy ends with two noble deaths
In Voierania Count Bincher and Countess Bincher are said to have died after a gardener killed the count and himself during a revenge attack. The countess reportedly died later. the gardener had been a keeper at the Weitzow estate.
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Belt Street conscription list sparks national interest
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a discussion of a conscription list and public opinion across counties. The piece mentions Belt Street and a general fascination with reading, hinting at a wider debate influenced by political interests.
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Nineteenth Annual American Bankers Convention Opens in Chicago
The nineteenth annual convention of the American Bankers Association opened at the Art Institute in Chicago with a large gathering of financiers from across the country. Distinguished guests included George S. Coe Havage White James J. Hekels and others. discussions will cover recent financial volatility and a special feature on pupil exchanges between Australia and the United States.
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Twelfth Annus Convention Opens of Street Railway Association
Representatives of the principal counties attend the opening in Exposition Building of the American Street Railway Association twelfth annual convention. An exposition of street railway appliances and improvements is featured as delegates plan three days of sessions. They compare methods and discuss merits of electric cars versus coble cords and vice versa.
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Sale of Cherokee Bonds by English Syndicate at Par
An English syndicate agreed last night to sell $600,000 of Cherokee bonds at par. Buyers include associated parties within ten days, with $100,000 to be paid and bonds delivered upon completion, under the terms of the syndicate arrangement.
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