16 Apr 1896
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1896
Page
1
A dense, fragmented report lists diverse items from April events. It mentions political debates, court decisions, and notable deaths, with references to Chicago elections, a Kentucky murder case, Cuban policy, and imperial matters involving Turkey, Rhodes, and Japan, all reflecting a wide late nineteenth century news sweep.
A sprawling daily collage reports violent incidents and political theatre from multiple locales. Nobles, lawmakers and towns record duels, assassinations and court actions while strikes, floods and new legislation echo nationwide.
A sprawling Iowa hoard of short items reports a train death near OltMtdH Otatirox Ta a new Allison township in Oaceols county named after a Republican candidate and other local notes. Mangled bodies found near Villiers and Creston council actions cut indebtedness. tramps to work. a cyclone in Lucas County. Odd Fellows to celebrate in Sioux City. a lynching scare in Epprvius Ta. a harbor of courts and bridges, and political moves around Dolliver in Jevvyengon with several local names and incidents.
In Webster April 11 one of the early Iowa independent lines moves toward state wide amalgamation to compete with Bell. Martin Telephone of Webster cites strong ties with Fort Dodge and other lines. Officials say expansion will cover the state soon. A separate triple murder in New Hampton is reported with victims including a father in law and two children. Boak, the murderer, surrendered after the shootings. In Des Moines an Internal Affairs inquiry into rosal lands opens, finding no proof against the register and receiver though relatives may have gained speedier access at the opening. The investigation continues.
Professor B Av Kregarja reports members are working hard to organize the North Western Town Teachers Association annual meeting set for May 1. The event, aimed at advancing pedagogical work, is described as a grand success in early reports.
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