Ohio Battleship Named for State Launch Event
The article notes Ohio hosting a Saturday launch of a battleship named after the state. It mentions political figures including Cummins supporters and a Dallas county primary, plus Union county opposing Cummins. Taina Jim Wilson faces a theft incident in California with a Garden seeds gag. Senator Trewin is praised as governor material. Hull travels to the Philippines with a Manila reception quoted on a federal party stance.
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Taina
Jim Wilson
California
Trewin
Cummins
Hull
House Committee On
Philippine Islands
Manila
Cummins Candidacy Faces County Conventions Challenge
The piece notes counties favorable to Cummins hold early conventions while urging Republicans not to fear large landslide talk. It states he has won every county that opposed him in the prior senatorial race, but the main test lies in flipping counties previously against him, many of which are pivotal to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Dallas County
Sac County
Union County
Cummins
Clinton County
G. A. Russell
Clinton
A. J. Clark
Dewitt
Russell
Clark
Thos
Washington Township
Martin Moore
Cascade Pioneer
Mrs Eddy Names Successor in Christian Science
Mrs Eddy, founder of the Christian Science faith, has named her successor to carry on the work after her demise. The New York Times notes the contrast between Eddy's denial of disease or death and the public reverence she receives, with critics calling out the belief as echoing in mad houses.
Thompson enters race for lieutenant governor in Rock Rapids
Col J K P Thompson of Rock Rapids announces candidacy for lieutenant governor. Cummins managers oppose the move and have not named likely backers. The text urges supporting Dave Brant of Clinton to aid Cummins’ Eastern Iowa prospects, noting Cummins prioritizes self-interest over allies. Thompson is the lone veteran suggested for the second-tier slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. J. K. P. Thompson
Rock ‘Rapids
Col. Thompson
Cummins
Dave Brant
Clinton
Iowa
Cautionary Tale From Decorah Court Suit Over Promised Marriage
A Decorah case reports Michael Haur suing for breach of promise after Miss Barbara Best chose another suitor. Jury awarded $250 with the judge noting the reading of ardent letters in court would have added about $1,000 in punitive value.
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Decorah
Michael Haur
Barbara Best
Aso
Haur
Barbara
Dubuque Herald Predicts Iowan Republican Party Strife
The Dubuque Herald praises Republican Party management in Iowa over 47 years but warns harmony is ending. It hints at ongoing dissensions and bitter jealousies ahead, reflecting Democratic papers' support for the Cummins movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Death of Hon T H Parvin Ends Iowa Masonry Era
Cedar Rapids leader Hon T H Parvin on his death bed, a lifelong Mason, cannot attend the Davenport annual grand lodge session. He inspired and helped establish the Cedar Rapids Masonic library, said to be among the world’s most valuable.
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Parvin
Cedar Rapids
Grand Lodge of Masons
Iowa
Davenport
Masonic Library
Cedar. Rapids
Iowa Register backs unity for governor candidate
The Iowa State Register says it is no longer bound to Mr. Cummins and favors a governor nominee who can unite Republicans. It notes Democrats seek to sow faction, opposes continued factionalism, and signals support for Col. D B Henderson as a Senate successor to Senator Allison.
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Iowa State Register
Iowa
The
Register
Cummins
Allison
Senate
D.B. Henderson
Monticello Oddities and Anamosa Fourth Plans
Kinney and Sig spent Sunday in Monticello and wandered off the road into Cass Center before returning home for breakfast. The county board opened two desks in the clerk's office valued at 44 dollars. George Bennett denies engagement rumors and warns no love plans. Anamosa Fourth celebration doubts linger as a committee canvasses support. 240 dollars pledged, 200 more expected from concessions, more needed. Mike McKeone seeks injunction to halt city tax on 14 acres inside town limits arguing agricultural exemption may apply. Judge Remley will decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Kinney
Perry Sigworth
Monticello
Cass Center
Board of Supervisors
Josh
George Bennett
George
Anamosa
Mike McKeone
Remley
Quotations on marriage from the New York Press
A collection of social quips on marriage gender roles and human nature. The writer notes women public opinion and the paradoxes of married life with humor and irony. The piece references God generals and towns in a satirical tone.
The Kicker Poem A Lesson On Life And Death
A poem traces a boy who always kicks because he cannot walk or talk. The narrative follows his school days and early business years marked by persistent kicking in all trades. He ends life without notable mourning as the earth welcomes his passing.
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L. H. Bulkley
Record Herald
Dubuque into saloons and crowds with courthouse and church notes
The clipping covers varied local items from Dubuque and surrounding towns including the closing of slots under grand jury threats, saloon closures on Sundays, a fatal jump by James O'Brien, church approvals, a regional Methodist conference, postmaster salaries readjusted, a settlement of a Quigley brothers lawsuit, a fatal runaway in Dyersville, Woodmen initiation injuries, an embezzlement arrest in Dubuque, tax disputes in Clinton and Dewitt counties, and railroad-politics commentary in Dallas County ending with a call for James H. Trewin as a reform candidate.
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Dubuque
James O'Brien
Father Lakomy
Prairieburg
Keane
Upper Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Vinton
S. M. Merrill
Probate Proceedings in May Term District Court Jones County
The May term in Jones County district court opened in Anamosa with Judge H. M. Remley. Proceedings across Monday and Tuesday cover guardianships, final reports, and probate actions including sales of real estate, administration reinstatements, and estates of Cashen Hines Crawford Henderson Mirick Jewett Slingerland Hay Bates Suhr Kiburz Auman Helgens Dolphin Hubka Koppess Stevens Preston. Names include Lyman Swigart Maggie Galligan Bessie Hanna May Belle Shaffer D. C. Jewett Ed Hoyt Wm Sutherland Ed Bau der Henry Bremer John Hubka Elizabeth Koppess G. B. Stevens and W. M. Preston. Dates referenced include June 3 and two weeks for notices.
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Lyman P. Swigart
Guardian
Maggie Galligan
Admir x
Wm. Galligan
Bessie Hanna
Dell Real Estate
M. W. Herrick
Guardian Ad Litem
May Belle Shaffer
P. W. Shaffer
D. D. Clark
Hoyt
Wm. Sutherland
Malachi Cashen
T. O. Hines
Jas. Hines
Geo. Hines
Clara Strawman
District Court
Jas
K E. Crawford
C. P. Henderson
John M. Lamey
C. G. Bauder
J. Sokol
J. T. Chandler
N. B. Noyes
Fannie B. Mirick
A. A. Mirick
D. C. Jewett
Nancy A. Jewett
A. W. Hay
L. D. Bates
Iowa
Henry Suhr
Jos. Berenak Et al
Hannah Kiburz
Monticetto Express
John Dolphin
John Hubka
G. H. Bennett
Henry Klahn
A. Stratilek
John Zaruba
Nicholas Koppess
Elizabeth Koppess
Lucetta Stevens
G. B. Stevens
W. M. Preston
Express
Guardianship and Court Actions Across Several Civil Cases
A compilation of guardianship appointments and civil actions lists Ketcham guardianship with bond set at four thousand dollars and multiple dismissals settlements and continuances. Several cases advance trial notices and scheduled assignments of hearings through late May and June with parties including Belknap Jeffries Rooney Sanford Foley and others, and entries noting costs and settlements.
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Teelia Rooney
M. Rooney
W. H. Sanford
Allen T. Sanford
Carson & Simpson
F. M. Belknap
Adm
Lewis P. Waddick
Davison
Geo. W. Davis
Ohio Cultivator Co
Mary Joulhave
Lahmon Va
Lahmon
Johnson
Johnson Vs. Saum
Mallory Com. Co
Elwood
Ainsfield Co
Strauss
Dunning Va
Bailey
Lane
Dailey
Scripture
Mackrill
Stacy Va
Hoxie
Stacy
Bohlken Va
Post
Schoovover
Foley
Wyoming Journal Sets Bar Admission Reform Standard
The supreme court examined about 150 candidates this week in Wyoming. The new rule ends the two year prep path and requires three years study and a high school education for admission. Officials say the change will raise the legal profession's standard and exclude many current entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Journal
Supreme Court
Iowa
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New York Press
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James Shermes
Tnd
Dyersville
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Rock Island
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Chicago Great Western
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J. W. Blythe
George D. Perkins
Sioux City
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James H. Trewin
District Court of
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H. M. Remley
Royal Baking Powder
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
John 14
Ketcham
W. L. Ketcham
R. FE. McKenn
H. E. Casebeer
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J. D. Bronson
J. A. Bronson
Scott
Scott’ & Bowne
Star Clothing
J. B. Zimimersian & CO
A. L. Chase
North Cedar Street
Oregon
Cc. W. Brown
Mon-Ucollio
Stabler Block
J. W. Doxsee
Tlorney
Mon- Wcello
Own
Monticello Bank
F. C. Halibon
T. TR. Broanbrack
Ellison & Broanbrack
A. Matthiessen
Wil Ory
Towa
A. F. Tiede
Scotch Grove
Babcock, Dotionerh
Batistacion
Mm. Joughlan
D.D.S
Hicks & Ellers
Lowa
J. H. Lathrop
Actioneer
Oxford Junction
Lowa Willory
Herman’s Clothing Store
W. A. Mirick
Congregational
Fred Puleston
Lovell House
A. Kempf
J. E. Bateman
W. First St
Chestnut St
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