Iowa News Roundup Spurs Boiler Inspection Debate
Iowa items report strikes in Sioux City and a slot machine ban, a capital stock rise at Northern Telephone in Fonda, a jewelry-store burglary in Moravia, and a flood of horse entries for the state fair. Also noted are church bishop appointments, a fire at a Chicago Great Western depot in Mingo, a bank candidate’s withdrawal in Pomery, a Des Moines painter’s fatal fall, a mail train wreck in Creston, cannon plans for Drake University, and calls for boiler inspection legislation gaining momentum.
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C. B. Alverson
Moravia
Simpson
State Agricultural Department
Argenst
Manila
Frederick EF. Bolten
State University
Iowa City
Meadville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Iowa
Muscatine
Mallieu
Charles City
Morrill
Chicago Great Western
Mingo
L. W. Moody
First National Bank of
Pomery
Webster-Calhoun
St. Louis Dispatch
Kenryr Meinert
Des Moines
Meinert
Raft
C. W. Cowles
Dubuque
United States Marshall
Empire Coal Company
Fulton
Mather
Dodge Light Guards
Council Bluffs
Byers
Secretary of State
Drake University
McCash
University Christian Church
Cannon
Hull
James McMillin
Atlantic
Awnkenness
Creston
Burlington Westound
Walter Nobile
Noble
The
Jews State Music Teachers
Grand Opera House
Oitamwa
Jeanette Browts
W. E. Bainbridge
United States
Venezeelan Claims Commission
Washington
Bainbridge
China
Parregut
Hens
Nele
Rik
East
Oldest Dubuque jurist dead at 85
Dubuque mourns Judge B W Poor eldest living member of the Dubuque bar died aged 85. Born in Berlin Vermont he studied law in New England and partnered with General Butler before moving to Dubuque in 1852. He worked with McKinley Smith then with D G Cram and S P Adams, served as probate judge, and was register in bankruptcy until repeal. He later retired from practice. MARSHALLTOWN Articles filed for Supreme Colony of the Loyal Legion of Plymouth an internal organization with headquarters in this city. Pro motors and supreme officers are among the state’s most prominent men.
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B. W. Poor
Dubuque
Berlin
Vermont
New England
General Butler
Dubungie
McKinley & Smith
Marshalltown
Supreme Colony of the Loyal Legion of Plymouth
Marriage Unites Old Sweetheart in St Louis
Miss Josephine D Hawley of Iowa City Iowa and Frank O Beeve of Kalamazoo Michigan wed in St Louis The ceremony ends an old courtship dating back several years O Beere once Iowa City resident now resides Kalamazoo Meanwhile T H Geddes son of late General Geddes Ames Iowa London representative of the Agricultural Department is on leave in Washington and will return to Iowa before resuming his duties for the bureau of animal industry in the UK
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ST. Louis
Josephine D. Hawley
Iowa City
Iowa
Frank O’beeve
Kalamazoo
Mich
O'Beere
Hag
Kalama- 200
Washington
T. H. Geddes
General Geddes
Ames
London
Agricultural Department
Geddes
British Isles
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Much Wanted Man Sentenced in Four-State Robberies
George Burrier CLANTON, sought in four states and several Iowa cities for robbery, received a fifteen year sentence in the state penitentiary. He confessed involvement in a diamond theft and related robberies.
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Clanton
George Burrier
Iowa
Burrier
Missionary Dead at Salonica Announcement
DES MOINES Mrs James Miller of Cedar Falls received a cable stating that her daughter Mrs Edward Haskell a missionary is dead at Salonica Turkey.
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Salonica
Des Moines
James Miller
Cedar Falls
Edward &. Haskell
Turkey
Independent Company Formed in Port Dodge
Articles of incorporation filed to form a gypsum company in Port Dodge. Frank Fowler named among organizers with capital stock details and initial steps toward formal charter.
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Port Dodge
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Siu
Frank Fowler
Live Stock Market Report For Week Ahead
The article details cattle hog and sheep prices with quotes on beef steers cows heifers and veal calves. Hogs show a liberal run but steady to weak finish as packers push for orders. Lambs yearlings and sheep command mixed steady prices, with several price brackets listed for quality and weight ranges.
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Omara
Solis
Kansas City Livestock Prices Show Mixed Cattle and Hogs Demand
Cattle prices hold steady to strong with grains steady as stockers and feeders stay firm. Steers from western regions and Indian herds show value around 3.00 to 4.70 per hundredweight, cows and calves mixed. Hog market ranges from 5.85 to 6.80 for various classes, while sheep and lambs show active demand with native lambs up to 7.00 and Texas sheep around 4.00 to 6.00.
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Kansas City
Reeves
Texas
Japanese Armys Stand in Readiness Cited by Consul
San Francisco report quotes Shi miz u, newly appointed Japanese consul at Chicago, stating Japan has built a standing army ready for international trouble and denying a background role in any potential crisis. He arrived aboard the Nippon Maru en route to his post.
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San Francisco
Cal
Shimizu
Chicago
Nebraska Girls Second in Interstate Oratorical Contest
The interstate oratorical contest in Sioux City Iowa was won by Harry C Culver of Cornell college Mont Vernon Iowa with A Political Problem. Florence Hope of Grand Island college Nebraska was second Irvin B Wood of Hamline University St Paul third. Other finalists included Garland C Greene Central College Fayette IA James Get ty Hedding College Abingdon IL Warren Barber Ripon College Wisconsin. Forty four colleges participated.
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Sioux City
Harry C. Culver
Cornell College
Mont Vernon
Florence Hope
Grand Island College
Nebraska
Irvin B. Wood
Hamline University
St. Paul
Garland C. Greene
Central College
Fayette
James G. Getty
Hedding College
Abingdon
Ill
Warren Barber
Ripon College
Wisconsin
Postmaster General Considers Abolishing Tennessee Route
Washington dispatch reports the post office instructing Nashville rural carrier inspector Connor to investigate a hold up near Gallatin Tennessee. Postmaster General Payne indicated the route may be abolished.
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Washington
B. C
Post Office Department
Connor
Nashville
Lieutenant McGarthy Arrested on Fort Leavenworth Court Martial
Kansas City report says Lieutenant Joan F. McGarthy of the Nineteenth Infantry was arrested Friday night by city police and taken to Fort Leavenworth by soldiers. He faces a court martial amid a dispute with another officer over a Wink merchant incident that led to the charges.
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Kansas City
Joan F. McGarthy
Nineteenth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
How to Succeed by Henry Frank
A short treatise on building a success mindset. It argues surrounding oneself with energetic, successful people, studying successful figures, and internalizing persistent thought toward achievement. The piece cites William Lewes and emphasizes cultivating an unconscious mental habit of thinking success constantly.
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GW. Lewes
Teaching Man How to Live by the Editor of What to Eat
A critic argues that endowments for libraries and education miss a deeper aim the science of living. Billionaire philanthropists fund public institutions while the body, nature’s complex mechanism, remains the essential subject for mastering life. The piece questions whether dietary science and practical health education receive adequate emphasis in modern schooling.
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Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to His Son excerpt
A fragment from George Horace Lorimer's Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to His Son. The narrator warns against overvaluing gloss and warns of unreliable workers, comparing boys to pups and stressing the value of practical merit, timing, and market sense.
Law of Cause and Effect in Child Raising
A New York Journal excerpt argues education must shape thought rather than medicate bodies. It urges mothers to teach children kindness over revenge, showing how anger harms both mind and body and how love can elevate all involved.
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Lim
Jel
Blu
New York
Tired Backs Warn of Kidney Trouble Warners
Mrs. C. B. Pare of Columbia Avenue Glasgow Kentucky wife of C. B. Pare a brick manufacturer states Dean s Kidney Pills corrected a kidney trouble with back pain and variable secretions scalding sensation and high color. The medicine regulated secretions banished inflammation improved rest and strength. A free trial of the medicine can be mailed to any US address Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y price 50 cents a box.
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C. B. Pare
Columbia Avenue
Glasgow
Kentucky
Dean
Fred
Pare
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