President Roosevelt on Anarchy and Postal Law
President Roosevelt forwards an opinion from the Department of Justice arguing the president can bar use of the mails for anarchist advocacy, seeks further congressional legislation, and notes postmasters may exclude seditious publications while sealed mail enjoys limited inspection. The attorney general reviews sedition, libel, and the reach of post office authority.
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Department of Justice
Congress
Gengral Honaparte
Seenapst
United States
Attorney-General
Frnser
Postmaster General
Post
oMee
ARE SIFTING LAND FRAUDS
Washington April 9 Interesting testimony was given in the Hyde Benson Dimond Schneider land fraud case by Walter K Stack who was in the employ of Hyde and Benson for several years Stack testified about relations between Hyde and Henson in their business and spoke of the work by Dimond and Schneider The witness said a joint account was kept of money and lands handled by Hyde and Gengon Officers within a square were said to be connected by private telephone Dimond was employed by Hyde as his confidential agent Schneider was sent to Oregon to secure scholars He said Gale was sent to Tucson by Hyde in an effort to get Schneider to withhold further information after a partial confession
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Washington
Hyde-Benson-Dimond-Schneider
Walter K. Stack
Hyde
Benson
Stack
Henson
Dimond
Schneider
Gengon
Liability Bills Debate in Senate on Liability for Carriers
Washington April discussion on employers liability bills in the Senate as Senator Dolliver explains differences with the House bill. Senate proposes broader scope for all common carriers, while House limits to railroads. move to substitute faces delay as Judiciary Committee is asked to review.
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Washinton
House
Senate
Dolliver
Iowa
Committee On Education and Labor
Elkina
Interstate Commerce
Judiciary
Sutherland
Senate Votes to Proceed With Bill Consideration Today
A debate over timing ends with the Senate voting to proceed with the bill's consideration today after calls to delay and avoid undue haste. Teller and others urged postponement, but the body chose to move forward.
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Teller
Senate
Four Women Die as Electric Car Hits Carriage West of Maywood
A westbound Aurora Elgin Chicago electric car struck a carriage two miles west of Maywood yesterday at 5 PM, killing four women and injuring a man who died later at Maywood Union Hospital. The carriage carried Otto family relatives returning from Oxnard Ridge cemetery for the burial of salesman Charles A Otto of 640 Fulton Street. Names and ages of the dead and survivors are listed, including Mrs Charles A Dressel 28 and Mrs Julius Poythoff 38.
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Chicago
Aurora, Elgin
Maywood
Maywood Union Hospital
Oxuk Ridge Cemetery
Charles A. Otto
Fulton Street
Otto
Madison Street
Butterfield Road
Dressel
Charles A
Clark
Hibbard, Spencer, l Bartrout & Oy
North Lawndale Avenue
Newman
Frank
Axtell Livery Company
West Handolph Street
West Monroe Street
Poytthoff
MHS
Julius
Switchman
Northwestern Railroad
Hamlin Avenue
Rohlofe
Fred
Aldence
Hastings Street
Paul O
South Valley Avene
Loomis Street
Rail lines plan Overland limited move via Illinois Central
Railroad circles report Union Pacific and Illinois Central will fund the Overland limited passenger train between Chicago and Omaha instead of via the Northwestern. The transfer date is set for early June to save time at Chicago stations. Waterloo would gain passenger flow through its city center. Sheriff George S. Huston of Stanley County SD praises his brother Clarence Huston and mentions past work with Geo Gilley and Belcher in a separate note.
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Union Pacific
Illinois Central
Overland Limited
Chicago
Omaha
Northwesternm
Northwestern
Michigan Central
Trans
East
West
Carrie
Jto
Waterloo
George S. Huston
Stanley County
South Dakota
Clarence Houston
OmMeer Geo
Sherif Huston
Clarence Huston
Ells Hotel
Timola Central
Sioux Falls
Fort Pierre
Iowa railroad plans connect Waterloo to Perry and Ames
Proponents announce the Iowa railroad to run from Waterloo west to Cedar Falls Fredsville Dike and southwest to Perry with a Story City Ames branch. Financed by Chicago Eldora capitalists the line promises hourly service and rapid travel times, with offices in Eldora and Chicago led by Henry S. Osborne and Andrew Stavenson.
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Waterloo
Perry
Story City
Ames
Des Moines
Iowa Railroad
Chicago
Eldora
Cedar Falls
Fredsville
Dike
Lincoln
Grundy Genter
Widora
Hubbard
Garden City
Boone
Moingona
Waterion
State Normal School
Gedar Frile
Hike
Grundy Center
Bidora
Industrial School
Story CtMy
Des Moines River
State Agricultural College Promis
Kelley, Huxley and
Anhuny
Father Coffin Marries Nellie Ingall at Detroit
Fort Dodge Apr 9 Hon Ly Coffin founder of Hope Hall and temperance leader known nationwide as Father Coffin married Mrs Nellie Ingall in Detroit. He plans to return tomorrow with their reception at Willowedge and celebrate his 85th birthday Thursday. Local figures knew little of the union while Coffin’s daughter learned of the marriage. In Arlington Heights Coffin supervised homes for disabled railway men. Separately, Southeastern Iowa Odd Fellows meet in Waterloo April 26 with Iowa City lodges expected to send delegates.
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Fort Dodge
Williowedge
Carrie Rutledge
Coffin
de. Ingialx
Arlington Heights
Father Coffin
Iowa City
ODD -Fellows
Southeastern Iowa Odd Fellows Association
Waterloo
Iowa
Jail Breaker Clawson Captured After Escape in Michigan
George Clawson, jailed on rape charges involving his 12 year old stepdaughter, escaped from a Phillips jail. Sheriff Huston traced him via published photos and cards. Clawson, about 45, 5'7", 200 lbs, was returned to custody in Waxerloo and will be moved to Fort Pierre for trial. Stanley county sheriff Huston, traveling with the suspect, faced tense moments before arrival at the west. The case remains a public safety focal point amid regional homesteading and county routines.
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George.s. Huston
Stanley County
S. D
George Claysons
Philips
Phillips
Fort Pierre
Clawson
D. A. Watson
Luddington
Michigan
Sherif
Sheriff Huston
Huston
Waxterloo
Caldwell
Northwestern
Pierre
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Opening a Big Success at Burch Store Crowded Early
The Burch Bros store opened at 10:00 this morning to hundreds of waiting ladies. Clerks were overwhelmed as patronage remained high all day. A. W. Burch denied closing Herber stock and said they have come to stay. The firm, from St. Paul, plans to replace stock with new items at low prices and staff with Waterloo clerks. Over 100 new tailor-made suits displayed alongside millinery.
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Burch Bros
Waterloo
A. W. Burch
Herber
C. Burch
The
Orm
St. Paul
Apartment House Planned by Chicago Builder in Waterloo
W F Peterson arrives from Chicago to supervise a $30 000 three story Bedford stone and paving brick apartment house at Wellington and West Park in Waterloo. Nine three bedroom units with hardwood trim and tile baths to be ready by September, with a high basement and porches on each unit. Mrs Minnie Crippen initiates the project, aiming for a modern city landmark. Also noted are Union Mill agent James Sturgeon assigning a new northwest Iowa territory and Governor Hughes sending a message on race track gambling and Wall Street conditions in Albany.
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Minnie Crippen
W. F Peterson
Waterloo
Chicago
Wellington
West Park Avenue
W. FE
Peterson
Wellington Street
Hughes
Albany
Regislature
Wall Street
College boy ends life at Manchester
Ray Miller 20, a sophomore at Upper Town University Fayette, was found dead by his father in Manchester from a self inflicted gunshot. A note blamed ill health and stated he could no longer find happiness. He had returned home from Fayette the prior week and left debts and personal troubles as factors. Funeral arrangements await word from absent relatives.
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Manchester
Ray Miller
GW. Miller
Aneta
Flhenlch
Upper Town University
Fayette
Monuay
Roy Miller
Broker Knee land Dies by Own Action in Chicago
Lorens D. Kneeland, once a senior member of the Brain brokerage Kneeland Clement and Curtin, committed suicide in Chicago on April 9 amid ill health and mounting personal pressures.
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Chicago
Lorens D. Kneeland
Kneeland, Clement & Curtin
Well Driller Killed by Dynamite Explosion
A 23 year old well driller William Gishop of Dyeraville was killed near Centralia in Dubuque county by a premature dynamite blast during a drilling job on the Kaiser farm. Also brief notes from Milwaukee report Walter Alexander of Wausau elected Taft delegate with close race in the eighth district between George W Payne and Turigan as La Follette slate.
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Dubuque
Towa
William Gishop
Dyeraville
Kaiser Farm
Centralia
Dubuque County
Milwaukee
Walter Alexander
Wausau
Taft
Mrs Grover Cleveland Says Husband Improvements Continue
Lakewood New Jersey April 9 Mrs Grover Cleveland comments on rumors about Mr Cleveland being ill or dead. She says he has been ill the past week but is much better and hopes to be fully restored in a few days.
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Cleveland
Lakewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
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