Idaho murder cases started in Boise and South Dakota
The trial of William D. Haywood for ex Governor Steunenberg s murder opened in Boise Idaho with a nine member jury. Alfred Horsley alias Harry Orchard testified detailing crimes by the union and a plan to kill the governor. In South Dakota Mrs Emma Kaufmann stands trial for the alleged murder of her 16 year old housemaid Agnes Poleis, with wounds found after burial prompting evidence of abuse and a mob risk in Sioux Falls, trial moved to Winona to ensure fairness.
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William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Boise
Idaho
Tribune
Alfred Horsley
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Orchard
Coner d'Alene
Vindicator
Cripple Creek
Fred Bradley
San Fancisco
Flandreau
South Dakota
Emma Kaufmann
Agnes Dpoleis
Parkston
Sioux Falls
Kaufmann
Cadets Defeat Glenwood as Baseball Tourney Goes On
Omaha high school cadets beat Glenwood 18 to 5 in Glenwood Tuesday with strong pitching and aggressive baserunning. The next day Glenwood won 4 to 2 as Sherm Hill held the Cadets in check while Ben Hall struck out three in a key late rally. The crowd roared as visiting Cadets overwhelmed the home nine despite errors at first.
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Omaha High School
Glenwood
White Sox
Omaha Lads
Sox
Ianigedt
Sherm Hill
Fhvst
Ben Hall
Hall
Shuffler
Tabor
Honeyman Wilson nuptials near Morning Sun Emerson
Milton C. Honeyman and Miss Lois Wilson were married at high noon Wednesday near Morning Sun. The groom is son of Mrs. Ella Honey mae and a worthy young man. The bride taught at Emerson high school and is an estimable young lady. They will reside west of Emerson after June 20. Emerson attendees included Mr and Mrs John Honeyman and James and Robert Honeyman, Ira Cheney, and Mrs Baral Strickler.
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Honeyman-Wilson
Milton C. Honeyman
Lois Wilson
Emerson
Ella Honeymae
Emerson High School
John i Honeyman
James
Robert Honeyman
Ira Cheney
Baral Strickler
Emerson tale of gunslinging duel ends in mock aim
In Emerson notes from the Tuesday Tribune, Chas Carr of Emerson is recalled for a legendary claim of killing three deer with one shot in early days. Lawyer L T Genung seeks to verify Carr's shooting prowess. A past incident between Lou and Charley near Emerson ends with center hits on both targets and a joking dispute over who is the better marksman.
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Emerson
Tribune
Chas, Carr
L. T. Genung
Missouri
Carr
Lou
Glenwood
Hmer- Son
Commencement in Raches at Fairview Church
Union graduates to be honored next Tuesday night at Fairview Methodist Church Rawles township. Six graduates will come from four schools Goodfellow Four Corners Maple Grove and Forest Grove.
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Union
Fairview Methodist Church
Rawles Township
Goodfellow
Four Corners
Maple Grove
Forest Grove
Jupiter Pluvius Rout Cadets at Camp Glenwood
Special to Tribune reports a rain ruined Visitors Day at Camp McCague Glenwood where Omaha cadets were routed by Jupiter Pluvius. Over two inches fell as tents flooded and cots shared, forcing many cadets to sleep in court house armory jail or hotel. Camp broke after dinner. return train to Omaha planned for 4 pm with reporters predicting future Sunday illustrations.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Glenwoor
Mars
Omaha
Burlington
Glenwood
Andrew Schappel
Court House
Down
Welsh
Cadets Arrested For Lines At Glenwood Camp
Yesterday the Omaha World Herald carried a humorous note about Glenwood. It says forty six Omaha high school cadets in camp were arrested for running lines to attend the meeting of the Christian Endeavor society in Glenwood.
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Omaha World- Herald
Omaha
Glenwood
Christian Endeavor Society
Engine House At Glenwood Institution Expands Capacity
The Glenwood Institution is using a new $50,000 engine house as the old facilities remain active during transition. Four 160 HP boilers and a 125 HP engine are installed, with plans for ten more 200 HP boilers and a 65,000 lb Corliss engine of 304 HP later this year. A side track may stay for coal transfers, and two new pumps improve water circulation and emergency readiness.
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Glenwood Institution
Tony More
Corliss
Willa
Court House Tree Dispute Stirs Glenwood Residents
The removal of a large box elder near Glenwood’s court house gate prompts age-old residents to dispute its origin. Some say it was planted, others claim it grew. memories span 1867 court house construction, Civil War drills, and later plantings by Judge Tubbs, with tales of other native trees surviving.
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Court House Park
Glenwood
A. J. Russell
Court House
Jones
M. W. Bowers
Westmaster White
Tubbs
Emerson
Nishna River
Park Trees Grow in Southeast Corner Sign of Aging
Wards of 60 years old still growing in the park in the southeast corner. The stand includes oak walnut and elm with some evergreens once planted now dead. It has been suggested that the trees in the park should be trimmed.
Funeral of Mrs. Abbie Lufkin in Glenwood
The funeral for Mrs. Abbie Lufkin occurred at her Glenwood home after her Tuesday death. Rev. J W Skiles led services with the Congregational choir, rain steady during the ceremony. Born Abbie Osgood in Blue Hill Maine, she was 78 and married to D B Lufkin in 1852. they helped join the Kansas Free State colony in 1854 before settling in Glenwood on May 6 1855. She was mother to five, with two sons Charles W and Ernest L Lufkin, one daughter Mabel I and CorA A, plus Edwin G Lufkin of Denver, all present. She switched from Baptist in youth to Congregational after moving here.
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Abbie
Lufkin
Glenwood
J. WH. Skiles
Congregational Church
Maine
Kansas Free State
Kansas
Missouri
Weather Softens Drought as Mills County Crops Rally
Generous rains in the past two weeks boost pastures and small grains in Mills County after a dry April May. Warm weather fans cultivation plans for corn while stands are uneven and replanting common. Cold snaps increased cutworms, especially in sod corn, but apple prospects remain good with color developing in cherries and strawberries.
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Mills County
Spectacle graft rattles Glenwood merchants and opticians
A Tribune report describes a spectacle graft involving traveling peddlers in Glenwood and nearby towns. Eyewear sold at wholesale prices around 16 cents to 25 cents, yet victims are charged from 81 to 810 dollars for glasses with cheap magnifying lenses and misleading goldlike bows, highlighting the craft’s high profits and victim gullibility.
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Snent
Glenwood
the Tribune
Odd Fellows Memorial Day Service Set for June 9
Glenwood Lodge No. 97 I O O F schedules memorial services next Sunday June 9. Members meet at 2 p m at the lodge hall and march to the cemetery for the service with Bro J O Staples delivering the address at the cemetery.
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Glenwood Lodge No
Odd Fellows
I. O.0. F. Hall
J. O. Staples
Twelfth district Christian Endeavor convention closes in Glenwood
The Twelfth district Christian Endeavor convention in Glenwood ends after a stirring address by Rev. E E Flint. About 75 delegates from Congregational, Christian and Presbyterian societies attend from towns across Iowa with Tabor as the banner town. Delegates praise hospitality, meals, and the program while pledging gratitude to Glenwood organizers, local businesses, the press, and Dr Mogridge's Institution for Feeble Minded Children.
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Christian Endeavor
Glenwood
E. E. Flint
Creston
Young Peoples Societies
Iowa
Tabor
Congregational Church
Tabor~Mae
Arthur McClure
E V McCormick
Bessie
Christie McCormick
Ruth Myers
Una Weatherhead
Flora
Susie Grosse
Lillie Andrews
Lillie
Anna Larson
Edith Dyke
Harry Stinson
Harry Grosse
JW Verner
CM Rive
Jessie
W D Nichols
John Cutler
George He Wainwright
Emerson
Ethel Spears
Grace A Sandiland
Faye Goopforth
Mabel McLain
Addie E Gibson
Shenandoah
G A Brown
Charles Hanley
Ancth Hendrick
Madge Bates
Prichard
W A Schurmley
F E Moore
Mas Schurmley
G H Hendrickson
Mary McCullough
Dr English
Gravity
Ora
Robbie Moore
Gertrude Payne
Clarinda
Mabel L Sears
A T Fisher
Thora Sanger
Nettie McKinnon
Charley L Reed
Percival
Elia Wadhams
Ida Leonard
Hastings
Neb
F . Caruther
Hamburg
Edna Danforth
Lizzie Conner
Vina Armstrong
Greenfield
Floyd Greene
Stella L Silverthrone
Clearfield
Mrm Wilson
Mattie Smith
Pedford
Myrtie
Maude Akron
David J Wsen
E Flint
Farragut
Ada McAllister
Mrs. P Galt
Nelie Lealand
Randolph
Gertrude Gilchrist
Mary Jovie Sperker
Willisea
Nellie McMullen
Wdith Arbuckle
Sidney — Maude Mitchell
Tillel
Christian Endeavor Convention
Twelfth
Mogridge
David J. Elsen
QO. O. Moore
Auditors Offer Over Mills County Peaches Described
Auditor Agan proposed eating all peaches to be raised this year in Mills County with reliable witnesses present. It now seems Ben faces a very big job handling the matter as the situation unfolds.
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Agan
Mills County
Ben
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