IOWA IN BRIEF MARSHALLTOWN FIREFIRED HORSES DEAD
A Marshalltown stable burned destroying Avery Haynes stables and ten horses. Rudolph Miller of New Sharon inherits 40000 from an estate in Germany after a relative’s death. Other notes include a fatal shooting at Ottumwa, a suicide in Fort Madison or Des Moines area, and health and court updates across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Avery Haynes
Hayne's
Rudolph Miller
New Sharon
Germany
Hiller
Rutherford
Ottumbva
John Ramsey
Ed Rutherford
G. A. K. Denison
Comrade Havens
Lewis
Town City
Fred Peitumeier
Ort Madison
Ottumwa
Jefferson Bee
John Coughlin
Sibley
John
Federal Court In Council
Titus
Kings House
Webster City
Landford Kinney
Perry Stanton
Sioux Walls
Stanton
Murry Wright
I. M. Llosford
Cecal
Burlington
Mississippi River
William S. Scott
Tallingall
Algous
Pinentone
Min
Lis
Cascada
Ainsworth
State Board of Filing Commissioners
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Road
Sjrein
Stack
State Board of Health
Cuedsell
Mancock County
New State Board of Health
Chintun
Des Moines St. Creston
Decorah
Nat Gshalosea
Council ‘Tsutts
Reohul
Divenport
Dulugoe
Counteil Wits
Bedford
Genweed
Bayard
Mechanicsville
Venezuela Commission Bill Debate in Senate
The Senate discussed the House Venezuela commission bill, agreeing to a $100,000 appropriation for a three member commission to investigate the Venezuela British Guiana divisional line. Amendments stressed reporting the true line and preserving presidential aims, with Sherman supporting prompt action and Morgan outlining Senate changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Morgan
Senate
House
Wasmneron
Lev
Congress
Republic of Venezuela
British Guiana
Allen
Nebraska
Matt
Connecticut
England
America
Commission
Great Britain
Noted killer Confession Reveals Five Murders Across States
A historic confession by Warry Tinywred'k Mada duat Lefore Wis outlines five killings as the author claims. The document details crimes from Minnesota to California, including extortion for money and a chilling enjoyment in the acts, with references to victims named Carrie Hass and others. The piece also notes Russian press discussion of the Venezuelan question and potential European mediation for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Tinywred
Slavonia
Minn
Dee
Marry Miywird
Limaan
Anc Travel
Minneaurolis
Hayward
Dureaut
Nanfanvisco
Pleiasure
Ging
Western Hemisphere backing for Monroe doctrine gathering
United States gains moral and practical support from Venezuela Brazil and Mexico as Central and South American ministers hint at unanimous adherence to the Monroe doctrine. Diplomats discuss a Pan American alliance focused on political cohesion rather than trade, signaling a powerful hemispheric bloc led by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uth
Wasumarox
Dee
Olney
Andrade
Venezuela
Mendonca
Brazil
Rovero
Mexico
South and
Central America
Lord Salisbury
North
South America
United States
Republ
Ingalls on Monroe doctrine and hate of England
Ex senator John J. Ingalls condemns British policy in a spirited interview from Wan Dec 21. He argues the Monroe doctrine is vague yet Americans unite against England, calling it hereditary hostility and praising the peace terms after long disputes. He cites England’s past mockery of the US and notes the Geneva award settlement of $150,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ingalls
Mirlove
Venezuela
England
Oneland
Magland
Yngland
Turkey
Egypt
Gyant
GEN MERRITT VIEWS ON WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN
Major General Wesley Merritt of the Department of the Missouri says in the event of war with Great Britain the United States would take the initiative and invade Canada. He argues for seizing the Welland Canal to resolve lake port security and asserts no invasion of the United States would occur, while focusing defenses on the seacoast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canady
Canada
Joseph Vault Groton Down In Health Scare
A letter from a daughter stationed in Kobe, Japan mentions Joseph Coal, a noted Boston divine, arriving from Australia in frail health and mind. Suit started in Missouri against the estate of James W. Walker over alleged fraudulent insurance assignments to his wife to cover debts.
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Nhs
ALE
Kobe
Japan
Joseph Coal
Australia
Broteen
Wadg
Walker
St. Josevu
James W. Walker
Kansas City
Louis
Red Bins
Bt Judson
Irvis
Reed Taps House Committees in Opening Session of a New Congress
Speaker Reed announced the House committees including Foreign Affairs Ways and Means Rules Appropriations Banking and currency Coinage weights and measures Rivers and harbors Railways and canons Indian Affairs among Republicans led by Hitt Draper Dinglay Cannon Stone and Hooker with Democrats including Crisp McMillin Turner Sayers Dockery Livingstone and Bankhead. The long list names many Republicans and Democrats across regions with chairmanships assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Wastmaron
Reed
Foreign Affairs
Hitt
Illinois
Draper
Massachusetts
Adams
Plennsylvania
Quigg
New York
Cousins
Iowa
Taft
Ohio
Smith
Michigan
Heatwole
Minnesota
Pearson
North Carolina
McCreary
Kentucky
Price
Louisiana
Tucker
Virginia
New Jersey
Ileminway
Indiana
McCall
Tennessee
Sayers
Texas
Dockery
Missouri
Livingstone
Georgia
Robertson
Layton
Turtlett
Banking
Walker
Brosius
Pennsylvania
Johnson
van Voorhis
McCleary
Lower
Lefever
Spalding
Calderhead
Kansas
Hill
Connecticut
Cooku
Cox
Cobb
Alabama
Black
Newlands
Nevada
Cowen
Maryland
Stone
Hactman
Montana
Loudenslager
Hunter
Brewster
Jradley
McClure
Southard
Fairchild
Canncil
Utah
Allen
Mississippi
Bankhead
Makne
Arkansas
Sparkman
Florida
Spencer
Minpi
Clark
Rivers and Harbors
Hooker
Herman
Oregon
Stephenson
Reyburn
Cooper
Wisconsin
Burton
Barrett
Alassachusetts
Keeyes
Town
Minnosota
Govenor
West Virginia
Virginit
Catchings
Lester
McCulloch
Barry
Railways and Canons
Chickering
Coulick
Loisturing
Pennsylvanian
Warfar
Ilinois
Out of
South Carolina
Lockhart
McGann
Illiois
McKenney
Ole
Virginis
Indian Affairs
Shereman
Chatrman
Curtis
Nausus
Wilson
Ghia
Meiklejohn
Nebraska
Gimlle
South Dakota
Jmoolittle
Washington
Fisher
Eddy
Stewart
White
Slyde
Watson
Lynn
Oklahoma
Detmeriats
Allie
Maddox
Pendleton
Little of
Gwens
Silver Inquiry Senate Approves Allen Resolution
In Washington on December 23 the Senate passed Senator Allen of Nebraska’s resolution for a finance committee inquiry into the desirability of tying silver to war expenditures. A motion to send the resolution to committees failed, and the resolution was then agreed to without division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Senate
Wasincton
Pup
Platt
Yuas
Allison
Brice
Burrows
Cattery
Cameron
West Says Senate Won't Aid President on Financial Plan
Missouri Senator West argues the Senate cannot pass the President's financial agenda and doubts any such measure will gain House or Senate approval. He notes opposition to remonetization of silver and describes stock drops as gambling, while New York influence may spur the President to act. Local sentiment among Western politicians remains wary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Senate
Wasuixaron
West
House
Allen
Nebraska
Finance Committee
New York
Prince of Liars Confession a Tissue of Lies From Beginning
Marry Hayward called the deathbed confession a fabrication aimed at sensationalism. His father W W Stuyward claims the statements were false, revealing Hayward admitted earlier to lies and drawing on known facts. Experts link the autopsy's degenerate skull to psychological speculation amid the pamphlet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
MixNuArouts
Minn
Goodsell
Marty
W. W. Stuyward
Harry
Tuul
John Day Smith
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Benyston
Ratekin
State House
Des Moinee
Soldiers
Thorty
District Court
Supreme Court
National Fraternal Association
Des Moines
State Supreme Court
W. R. Graham
I.E. Wilson
K. J. Hutchins
Perry Jerkins
T. J. Newberry
I S. Halbert
S M. Cullison
Lauren K. Sherman
J. G.johnson
W. T. Walker
Rt. Il
Pregoler
Landis
Church of
Jefferson
Focal
Samaria
Ile
Boie
Smaaller
State Insurance Company
Tnsurance Company
Grefe
Assla
St. Peterspesu
Dec
Novosti
Europe
Allies
Ingalls
Gen. Merritt
Joseph Vault
Groton Down
Wlingis
Dinglogy
Matus
Silver Inquiry
Prince OF Liars
Chicago
St. Louis
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