Noble Murder Trial Opens with Deliberation Claim
The defense argues Kid Noble is a young stranger deserving of mercy as the state details the alleged first degree murder of Tom Morgan on January 21 1901. County Attorney Ingham outlines premeditated malice and the saloon shooting with key witness testimony to come.
Iowa Sportsmen Open 25th Annual Tournament in Ottumwa
The twenty fifth annual tournament of the Iowa State Sportsmen's association began in Ottumwa this morning under favorable conditions. Sharpshooters Marshall Budd Powers and other nationally known marksmen are present.
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Street Car Wages Raised In Davenport
The Tri City Street Railway increased wages by ten percent for 160 employees this morning in Davenport Iowa. The move was announced in the May 13 special report.
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Kinross Farmer Will Ferguson Dies by Self Inflicted Wound
Will Ferguson, a ~45 year old bachelor farmer north of Kinross Wellman Iowa, shot himself in the head with a revolver in his car after giving directions to a hired hand. He had recently been injured by a pitchfork accident and may have suffered temporary insanity from worry and loss of strength. He was well to do and never married.
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Jury Secured to Try Kid Noble in Iowa Case
The State of Iowa faces trial of Kid Noble with opening statements by County Attorney Ed P Ingham and E M Warner. A 12 member jury was selected by 10 40 AM and will be kept together during the proceedings. The panel includes George Reimers Wilton Wm Ruthenberg Muscatine John H Gresham Muscatine Fred Lumpe Jr Muscatine Wm A Reaves Fairport Fd D Maher Muscatine Geo Holtzhauer Muscatine J M Peck Muscatine Horace Pasley Muscatine Co L Romaine West Liberty Albert Axel Muscatine C Cook Muscatine Sash and Door worker. The case is expected to be lengthy with Noble facing three attorneys and his brother in court.
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McCaskrin
Rock Island
Y M C A Subscriptions Grow to Thirty Two Thousand
Muscatine shows strong support for the Y M C A building project with a new $5,000 gift from Dr S G Stein. Subscriptions total $32,090 with $8,000 more needed to reach $40,000. Major donors include Thomas Irvine P M Musser and Dr S G Stein. Over 200 citizens have contributed, calendar fund pledges from 100+ supporters. A board meeting tonight will set a building committee and accelerate construction once the final funds are secured.
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Chicago Markets Hogs Cattle Sheep and Wheat Prices
Market dispatch shows hog receipts 19 000 with open steady to 50 higher closes. Cattle receipts 3 500 with steady close. Sheep 5 000 steady. Wheat 58 cars, corn 121, oats 286. tomorrow’s expected runs 20 35 60 23 000. Northwest and Liverpool grain quotes noted. beef and cattle prices listed.
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Crop Bulletin Reports Cooler Weather and Delayed Planting
Des Moines briefs note average temperatures were below normal with increased cloudiness and showery days. Conditions favored pastures meadows and small grain and corn acreage rises were seen across districts while planting lagged slightly but progressed, and seed germination remained generally satisfactory in early fields.
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Weather outlook for Iowa by Sindications
Chicago May 13 special report notes partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with probable showers.
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Iowa
May Field Outlook Brightens After Rain
The fields show excellent conditions as filth is clean and subsoil absorbs heavy rainfall. Subsoil moisture prevents surface damage and crops are in strong condition for mid May. No fruit damage reported from low temperatures.
Muscatine Lodge Plans June Carnival With Moral Focus
Muscatine lodge No. 304 BPOE plans a June carnival aimed at attracting thousands while avoiding gambling and immoral shows. A committee will consult local merchants and professionals to secure legitimate attractions following Davenport’s June event. About 500 dollars has been pledged by local businessmen.
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Meetings at city hall by Elder Roth in Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction May 13. Elder J S Roth of Grinnell will hold meetings at the city hall this week beginning Wednesday night at eight o'clock. He represents a denomination opposed to polyamy. Committees are making arrangements for Decoration Day.
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E. B. Tucker
Muscatine
Thomas Johns
Cotter
J. S. Roth
Grinnell
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake
Utah
W. P. Barnett
Letts
I. C. Freeland
J. Riley
Death of Cedar Rapids man from unknown cause
August Mandinn aged 26 was found dead in Cedar Rapids on May 13 from the effects of poison. It is not known whether it was self inflicted, accidental, or a crime. His father, a wealthy man, resides in Sweden.
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Rev B M Boydston dies in Lone Tree
Rev B M Boydston longtime Iowa conference Methodist pastor in Lone Tree dies after a lingering illness. Survived by his wife a married daughter and two sons. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 p m in Lone Tree with Rev W G Thorn presiding and many preachers expected to attend.
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B. M. Boydston
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W. G. Thorn
Naphtha Disaster in Cork's Run Kills Dozens, Wounds Hundreds
At Cork's Run Panhandle yards near Pittsburg on May 13 a naphtha leak caused two explosions and a spreading blaze. Twenty four people are dead and over 300 injured, with many in serious condition. The fire spread through sewers and along the Chartiers valley, fueled by a broken switch light and a leaking car, making this one of the oil region's worst disasters.
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Cork’s Run
Lumber Firms Hold Annual Meetings in Muscatine
Pine Tree Lumber Co and Anthes Lumber Co held their annual meetings in Muscatine on Wednesday May 7. Pine Tree directors include F Weyerhauser F C A Denkmann M G Norton W H Laird Peter Musser P M Musser and W Musser with officers to be elected in Little Falls Minn. Anthes raised capital from 25000 to 75000 and elected C R Musser E M Hoover R D Musser Geo P Anthes as secretary.
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Winona
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Little Falls
R. D. Musser
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E. M. Hoover
Anthes Lumber Co
Anthes Lumber Company
Iowa
C. R. Musser
Geo. P. Anthes
Knoxville
Rescuers Describe Destruction at St Pierre
Fort de France reports a cloud over St Pierre after the eruption. Survivors flee toward Fort de France as officials burn bodies and refugees flood the town. Food is scarce and starvation and exposure loom, with fears of an epidemic amid intense heat and decomposing corpses.
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