Atlantic wins Kaiser cup with record breaking voyage
The American three masted schooner Atlantic captained by Barr and Marshall finished the Kaiser cup race in 11 days 16 hours 22 minutes south of The Lizard. Hamburg was second. The voyage from Cowes included calm seas and one strong gale with a top daily speed of 41 knots. Berlin calls the time phenomenal.
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Atlantic
Wilson Marshall
New York Yacht Club
Lizard
Pfell
Lloyd's Signal Station
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Scilly
Qyrift
Barr
Marshall
Bishop Rack
Scilly Isles
Hamburg
Scilly Islands
Berlin
Tageblatt
Employers Push Fight in Chicago Teamsters Strike
Renewed aggressiveness from employers in the Chicago teamsters strike is anticipated tomorrow as 400 unemployed downtown drivers await protection and deployment to lumber district firms. Lumber dealers operate 200 teams. some firms continue with union drivers while most soft lumber dealers are idle. Contractors expect no building strike despite delivery shortages.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Limber
Supreme Court orders Hyde Dimond land fraud case move
The U S Supreme Court affirms the California circuit court ruling directing the removal of Frederick A Hyde and Henry P Dimond for trial in this city. Indicted with John A Jenson and John W Snyder for conspiracy to defraud the government of vast lands in California and Oregon. They had resisted process to bring them into this jurisdiction.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Frederick A. Hyde
Henry P. Dimond
Circuit Court
California
John A. Jenson
John W. Snyder
Mayor Weaver in control of city affairs as insur ance chief backs down
Philadelphia reports Israel Durham, longtime Republican leader, surrendering to Mayor John Weaver and advising allies not to oppose confirmation of A. Lincoln Acker as director of public works and Colonel Sheldon Potter as director of public safety. Weaver gains practical control of municipal affairs amid a broader political shakeup.
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Philadelphia
Israel Durham
Republican
Pennsylvania
John Weaver
Durham
A. Lincoln Acker
Sheldon Potter
Select Council
Franchise Tax Law Upheld By U S Supreme Court
Washington May 30 The supreme court of the United States sustained the validity of New York 1899 special franchise tax law extending ad valorem taxes to public utilities. The decision affects vast interests and reportedly over 24000000 in taxes for Greater New York.
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Washington
State of
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Tabor Topics A Quiet Tabor Wedding And Local News
Mrs Peter Tacobs visits with her parents in Persia and returns home. John Madden and Lizzie Madden visit Gretna and plan to return early this week. Gene Matthews, on horseback, had a mule kick him, breaking a bone in his left foot. Harry Hanley sold his west-side residence to Rev B F Hichelberger for 800 dollars. Hanley buys a lot from HR Laird to build a home. President Ellis reports over 500 dollars raised for college expenses after a trip to Sioux City. Tabor fare to Malvern increased to 43 cents and train payers charged 10 cents extra due to Malvern track extension. Lola Birchard and James Dwight Colby wed quietly at the Birchard home in north Tabor. Rev J W Terner officiated. The groom, son of J N Colby, works in the B and M freight office in Omaha. they will reside in Omaha.
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Peter Tacobs
A i Lathrop
Persia
John Madden
Lizzie
Mr Madden
Gretna
Neb
Gene Matthews
Gene
Harry Hanley
FP Hichelberger
Glenwood
Tabor
Hanley
HR Laird
Ellis
State Association of Congregational Churches
Sioux City
Illis
Malvern
Burlington
James Birchard
North Tabor
Lola
James Dwight Colby
J W Terner
J N Colby
Omaha
Prizes for Glenwood Property Upkeep and Paintings
The Commercial Club offers 15 dollars for the most neatly kept premises and 15 dollars for the best painted residence in Glenwood during 1905. Winners will be decided by the full Commercial Club next November.
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Glenwood
Commercial Club
Excursion Train to Council Bluffs for Firemen Tournament
Burlington runs an excursion train to Council Bluffs on Wednesday morning June 7 for the State Firemen's tournament. Round trip fare is one and a third. from Glenwood 85 cents. Train departs Creston at 6:00 and reaches Council Bluffs at 9:30. The return schedule lists stops at subsequent stations. Also ad for Holliseer's Rocky Mountain Tea 36 cents by W W DeWIrr & Co.
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Burlington
Council Blufts
Glenwood
Creston
Council Bluffs
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DR. W. M. Plimpton
W. S. Elliott
Squars
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F. M. Shriver
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist
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F. G. Day
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Carpenter & Contractor
Glenwood, Iowa
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T. Gaul
Trish Dimities
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Bernico de Tokio
Sampson's
India
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Havypen Bros
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Tribune
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MONTO
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Will Marley
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