Case is Now Dismissed State vs Steinhagen
The case State versus Edward and Louis Steinhagen, Waterloo, ended with the prosecuting witness failing to sustain positive identification to a grand jury. The county attorney urged dismissal and the jury was instructed to return a not guilty verdict. The victims, townspeople, and families faced a unique end to a high profile trial, with both defendants stating they committed no crime and would remain in Waterloo.
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Edward
Louis
Steinhagen
Dot Gillty
Tos
Sherman
Tsadement
Hai
W. W. White
Therfea
Abn
Sherman T. Mears
Sharman T. Mears
Fred A. Snyder
I'théen
Waterloo
Blackhawk County
Waterton
Snyder
State
Edward and
Outs Steinhegen
al Bregt
Mes
Snyderl
Faweas
Informa
Ion
Godamas
W. N. Birdsall
Verty
Edward Steinhagen
Waa
van Mndereroad
S.T. Mears
Law Cartner
A.B. Lovejoy
B. Boies
Steinbagens
Iity
Dante
Siaerth
Louis Steinhagen
West Firth and
Blu
William Shivey
Louie
Swaterloo
Trust deed funds Waterloo Cedar Falls rail improvements
Rapid sale of fifty year bonds secured on company property funds a 1 060 000 mortgage to refund outstanding debt and upgrade track and rolling stock. The First Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago handles the issue. Officials of Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railway record the deed to Bolrot as financier. Bond notes number 2 000 with a 6 percent interest rate, semiannual payments. Recording fee noted as 15 60.
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Waterloo
Cedar, Falls
Northern Railway
Amada
Cedar Falls
Bolsot
Local Option Law Upheld in McBride Case Ruling
Springfield WV April 23 The supreme court today upheld the counties local option law for liquor. The decision affirms elections under the law and clarifies scope including interstate commerce implications. Naval veteran Commander York Noel of the US Navy is reported dead in New York.
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Springfield
Pu!arveme
McBride
Ilinois
Guprante
Cour
New ‘York
York Noel
United States Navy
Eight Are Killed in Mine Blast Near Pittsburg
An explosion at Ellsworth Coal Company digs near Bilworth, Pa. left multiple miners dead or trapped with four bodies recovered today. In Washington, Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas will command the Atlantic fleet aboard the Connecticut once Evans steps down, following navy orders detaching him from duty aboard the Minnesota.
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Pittsburg
Ellsworth Coal Company
Bilsworth
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Charles M. Thomas
Luty
Minnesota
Connecticut
Effert
Evans
Trust Agent Sentenced in Toledo Case
William N. Cleveland, nephew of former President Grover Cleveland and partner at Huston & Cleveland, was fined 500 dollars and jailed five days for acting as a bridge trial agent. D. W W. Albright settled the Dodd claim for personal injuries at the railroad for 900 dollars without further action. Mrs Celia Phillipa has been seriously ill for the past week.
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Toledo
Ohio
Wiliam N. Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Huston & Cleveland
Columbus
Celia Phillipa
Allison is the Man Dea Des Moines April 28
Des Moines reports reveal a sprawling Cummins aligned machine mobilizing across Iowa to boost Senator Allison while denigrating opponents. Nomination papers for electors arrive from allies, with posters, office clerks, and propaganda campaigns flooding the state to sway voters.
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Dea
Moines
Alison
Adams Haz
Allison
Aling
Rock Telani Road
Des Moinns
Atttla
Cummins Wen
L. EB Gin Bon
Cummins
Representative Sankey
General Assembly
John Hughes
Wreck in Light Plant Damages North Shore Electric
A light plant in North Shore was wrecked when a belt burned, causing the wheel to fly free and injure several workers. The plant and related buildings suffered extensive damage, with the facility valued at about 135000 dollars heavily damaged.
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Diego
Hiantotikan
NorthyShore
Elactric
Fire Threatens Cottages at Cape May Point
Cape May N J April 23 Fire which threatens extensive damage is burning among cottages at Cape May Point a few miles from here The place is without fire apparatus and assistance has been summoned from this city and nearby places18 summoned to help combat the blaze
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Cape May
N. O
Cape May Point
Carrol petition signatures trigger party split in Des Moines
Filing shows Carrol gathered 16 000 signatures while Cummins forces and supporters count on different counties. Des Moines and Polk county filings exclude other signatures amid a primary clash within the party. A later item notes Nebraska lumber dealers barred from competition by a supreme court injunction. An April 23 update reports an Atlantic fleet parade in Los Angeles and a four masked robbery at the Indiana club in Hot Springs with loot estimated between 3000 and 10000 dollars.
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Des Moines
Apt
Carrol
Donera
Cummins
Carrall
Carroll
Polk County
Story County
Caroll
Lincoln
Net
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Jvd Critchfield
Cleveland's Condition Improves Slower Than Expected
Lakewood New Jersey April 29 ex President Grover Cleveland remains at Lakewood hotel after its closure as physicians monitor his health. Guards keep watch and news on his condition is scarce while Mrs Cleveland travels between Princeton and Lakewood. Early morning reports indicate stomach trouble lingering and slower recovery than the day before.
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Lakewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Lakewood Hotel
Cleveland
Princeton
Good Roads Plan Mapped At Waterloo Convention
General committee appointed to prepare for the Good Roads Convention in August arrives in Waterloo. Prof McDonald arrives to inspect roads into Waterloo with F J Wightey C W Chapman G W Fowler Nathan Northey and H W Grout. A 20 prize contest and practical road building sessions are planned for farmers and residents. A wagon accident injures Bins Brown as another team runs away. Charles C King faces grand jury for pocketbook theft. bail set at 2000. Fred and Harry Hutson sentenced to thirty days for breaking into a Cedar Falls billiard hall.
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Professor McDonald
Towa
Waterloo
F. J. Wightey
C. W. Chapman
G. W. Fowler
Nathan Northey
H. W. Grout
Prof. McDonald
Board of Trade
Welstead
A&a
Sania Thie
Mr. Brown
Charles C. King
W. We Mopp
Forty years of service marked by Joe Gary in Reporter office
Foreman Joe Gary, veteran of the Reporter composing room, marks a twenty five year anniversary since joining as an apprentice April 23, 1883. He served continuously except for a year in the Spanish American War while remaining a reporter. Ceremony held at 1:00 pm Thursday uniting Miss Florence Ethel Young and James Peter Nelson of Cedar Falls in marriage at First Methodist church.
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Joe Gary
Gary
Florence Ethel Young
James Peter Nelson
Cedar Fails
Bonda
First Methodist Church
Frank Cole
Howard Nelson
Cedar Falls
Misa Sadie Messenger
Waverly
Bryan lauded in Illinois convention amid tariff debate
In Springfield on April 23 Morris urged Democrats to unite behind Bryan likening him to Washington and Lincoln. He attacked the Republicans over tariff while vowing a wise revision in the interest of labor, capital, and commerce. Delegates spoke of victory, while three candidates for governor campaigned openly. In Washington the president sent several nominations to the Senate including Purdy and Cowles.
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Springfield
Se Morris
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Tabor
Bryan
Washington
Lincoln
United
Titania
Frea P. Morris
Watecka
Dougton Pattison
Freeport
James Hamilton Lewis
John P. McGeorty
Chicago
al Af
Cook County
Senate
United States
District of Monnagota
Milton Dwight Purdy
William §. Cowles
Indianapolis
Robert H. Bryson
Thaw hearing set for May 9 in habeas corpus case
New York April 23 Justice Mors Schauser in White Plains granted a writ of habeas corpus for Harry K Thaw. Writ returns May 9 at a special term before Justice Morahanger at Poughkeepsie. Thaw to be produced from Matteawan State Hospital. petition outlines events from the Stanford White shooting through his commitment, alleging illegal restraint of liberty. Also reports a lynching in California with Joseph Simpson killing James Arnold, then being mobbed in Bidgo.
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New York
Mors Schauser
Supreme Court
White Plains
James G. Graham
Harry K. Thaw
Aslo
Morahanger
Poughkeepsie
State Hospital For
Matteawan
Thaw
Stanford ‘White
Madleswan
Fitzpatrick
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Command Atlantic Fleet
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