Matters Disposed of By Judge Jackson Today
Court calendar entries show multiple equity cases resolved by default or decree today. Defendants in several matters failed to answer or appeared, with trials to the court and judgments or decrees in favor of plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
District Court
C. B. Vail
Board of Directors of
Fruitland Township School Corporation
Equity
Nora Kile
Etta White
Bessie Johnson Matteson
George E. Johnson
E. M. Warner
Guardian Ad Litem
Savilla Phillips
John Phillips
Edward M. Howell
Russell Forsythe
Samuel R. McElhaney
Daisy M. McElhaney
Minnie M. George
Adam C. George
W. F. Mikseh
J. M. Neaster
Excursion Train Wreck Reported Near Sumpter Coast Line
Augusta Mo June 3 It is reported an excursion train was wrecked near Sumpter on the coast line and many are killed and injured. The incident has prompted immediate inquiries and rescue efforts by local authorities and emergency crews.
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Man
Augusta
Moc
Sumpter
Coast Line
Epworth League Holds Semiannual Meeting and Women’s Mission Work
The Epworth League of Musserville M. E. church conducted its semi annual business meeting with officers elected for six months. The cabinet will appoint committees and next month’s meeting will confirm them. The league approved $5 for repairing the parsonage at 608 East Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Cate
Alvin Cooper
Fannie Brown
Essie McCleary
Padlith Lightsinger
Carrie Stineman
Ed. Jones
Fred Crow
League
East Sixth Street
C. Coffman
Columbus Junction
Harry Eshleman
Oregon Street
Repairing Street Maple Avenue Under City Force
Street Commissioner Wm Freers and a large crew filled Maple avenue yesterday and today where river erosion had opened a long section. They drove planks and filled the gap with packed sand to prevent collapse. Also, Frank McAvoy has returned home after a year away and illness in St Louis. George Maurer will accompany Wm Elfers to Chicago next week for a combined pleasure and business trip lasting about a week.
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Maple Avenue
Wm. Freers
Frank McAvoy
Sampson Street
Mr. McAvoy
St. Louis
George Maurer
Grandview Avenue
Wm. Elfers
Chicago
Flying Eagle Sinks After Bridge Collision
The steamer Flying Eagle carrying about 250 Sunday school excursion members sank near Hannibal Missouri after hitting a bridge span this morning. At least three lives are confirmed lost with rumors of many more missing.
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Hannibal
Flying Eagle
Numerous Local Facebooks and Visits Mentioned in Columbus Junction
Mrs Richard Bahns departs for Pennsylvania while Mrs Isaac Stone and children return to Mediapolis after visiting Wm Outcome and other friends. Mary Carpenter heads to Wapello for high school commencement with Edith Springer. Mrs C A Williams returns from Washington after visiting Columbus Junction, Wapello and Conesville. Mrs G D Harrison back from California stuck in Kansas City due to high waters. Roy Dunham and Miss Archie Welton divert to Ainsworth then Bard after Rock Island trains halt near Washington. Homer Clark travels to Washington, Blanche Johnston visits Washington. Woodmen drill team returns home from Muscatine in installments noting a fine time. Votronbek returns to Columbus Junction with his bride. Mrs J W Garner and Mrs R S Johnston visit Frederic Colton in Columbus City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Richard Bahns
Pennsylvania
Isaac Stone
Mediapolis
Wapello
Conesville
G. D. Harrison
California
Kansas City
Roy Dunham
Archie Welton
Fairfield
Ainsworth
Rock Island
Washington
Bard
Homer Clark
Oakland Township
Blanche Johnston
Columbus City
Woodmen Lodge
Muscatine
Votronbek
Second Street
J. W. Garner
R. S. Johnston
Fred M. Colton
Hard to reach wallet after sorrowful death notes
A terse reflection links grief to financial hardship, noting how sorrow may not improve one’s financial state. The line suggests economic impact accompanies loss, implying sympathy without material relief.
White Collar Line Schedules For Davenport And Burlington
Steamer Helen Blair departs Davenport Monday Wednesday Friday at 6 30 AM and Sunday 7 AM returning in evenings. Burlington trips 8 30 PM Mon Wed Fri. Steamer Silver Crescent serves Davenport 7 PM Mon Wed Fri and Burlington 2 15 PM Tue Thu Sat. Keithsburg trips available on Crescent with return at 11 PM on Helen Blair at excursion rates.
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Helen Blair
Davenport
Burlington
Silver Crescent
Keithsburg
City News Items From Burlington Journal
Local notes report travel for several residents including Co W Kemble and F M Cooper on the Firefly for Davenport and Buffalo respectively. Church events list children's day at United Brethren and Ladies Aid at First Congregational. A deed transfers Wilton lot one block five from Grunder to Jipp. Various social visits, train updates, and a factory union outlook at Mississippi Pearl Button Works are noted along with university commencement news for Harry Asthalter of Muscatine.
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Wilton
Albert Grunder
Herman Jipp
County Recorder
Mississippi
Burlington Journal
University of Nebraska
Harry Asthalter
Muscatine
Asthalter
Lincoln
Nichols Mutual Telephone Company Formed
Articles of incorporation filed to build and operate a telephone system in Nichols. Board includes John Nicola president R C Black vice president D S Merrill secretary F A Carl treasurer and M F Nolan B F Swickard R M Norris. Capital stock set at $2 000.
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Nichols Mutual Telephone Company
Nichols
John Nicola
R. C. Black
D. S. Merrill
F. A. Carl
M. F. Nolan
B. F. Swickard
R. M. Norris
Cyclone Death Toll Reaches One Hundred in Georgia
In Gainesville Georgia on June 3 a cyclone has caused at least 100 fatalities including those in New Holland. The disaster left two hundred homes destroyed along with cotton mills and various stores. Over a thousand people lost shelter and many without adequate clothing.
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Gainesville
New Holland
Dedication Day Visit to Memorial Hall and School Parade
A public figure attended the dedication of Memorial Hall and delivered a brief address. He then drove through the city to review thousands of school children marching with American tags.
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Memorial Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Railway Park
Russell
New York
United States
Chaudoin
D. C. Berntheiser
China
East Second Street
F. W. Winslow
Yailor
Hinkle & Flannery
City Property
Lindle & Daut
East Second St
Sterlins Remedy CO
Charles E. Hires CO
Malvern, Pa
Epworth League
Cabinet
Friends Foreign Missionary Society
Musserville M. E. Church
Bluffs
Adda Nagle
Miss Adda
Nagle
Miss Ida Fisher
Miss Minnie Brown
Miss Billa
Stineman
William Musser
Iowa City
Henry Diercks
Osceola
Neb
Esther
Ethel
Louis
William Diercks
New Hampshire Street
William Dennis
Little
Jamaica
Board of Supervisors
Jordan
Nicola
Cone
Jordan Creek
Follmer Clegg
Facturer
Borders
Ment
Toben, Malone
White Collar Line Steamers
Oogocco
W. Kemble
East Fourth Street
United Brethren Church
F. M. Cooper
Iawa Avenue
Buffalo
W. IL. Beatty
Nina
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Congregational Church
C. A. Mitchell
Letts
City
Chas. Gray
Riverview Addition
P. C. Hayes
M. C. Hayes
East Front Street
Joliet, Il
Amelia Schaefer
Elizabeth Schaefer
Walnut Street
Georgia
Pearl City
West Second Street
Joe T. Cosgrove
North
Dakota
Montana
Oregon
Great Northern Railway
Illustrated Bulletin
Max Bass
Whitney
Gen
Imm
Tkt
Clark St
St. Paul, Minn
Roosevelt
Rockford
South End
Ww. F. Miksch
South Muscatine
Cedar Street
M. W. Sterlin
P. M. Musser
W. 2d Street
Wm, .B. Price
Newell Avenue
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