Traveling Men's Cummins Club Sparks Iowa Political Push
A Dubuque report says a new group named The Traveling Men's Cummins Club circulates pledge cards pledging traveling men to support Albert B. Cummins for U S senator. The effort aims to unite commercial travelers with Cummins followers and boost Allison sentiment ahead of June primaries.
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Cummins
Traveling Men's
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Summins
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Dos “Moines
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Cumming Club
Des Moines
P. O
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Albert B. Curemins
United States
Curemins
Rufus G. Harvey
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Widow of former Great Western superintendent dies in St Paul
A telegram from St Paul reports the death Thursday night of Mrs. McMichael widow of George C McMichael the former superintendent of the Chicago Great Western railroad with Des Moines division ties. The family lived in this city when he was in charge and moved to St Paul about fifteen years ago. Burial plans set in Louisville where she has ties.
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Indictments in Waterloo case target Steinhagens and associates
Grand jury returns indictments against Edward and Laula Steinhagen for assault with intent to commit murder, Edward Foley for forgery, and Charles Kennedy for uttering forged instruments in the shooting of Fred A. Snyder on the West Side. Chas Kennedy accused of forging names on checks. Elmer Hawkins not indicted for burglary at Waterloo Buggy Warehouse. Foley linked to a Denver parolee and a forged cashing attempt at Elis hotel.
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Edward Steinhagen
Laula Steinhagen
Ed. Foley
Chas. Kennedy
Cutler Hardware Company
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Ona Moxzis
Chas. Kennnedy
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Kennedy
Vinton
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Funeral for Bayne Mother Burned by Lamp Explosion
Mrs Henry Bayne of Greene died Friday after flames engulfed her dress when a lamp exploded Thursday night. She sought to protect her baby, was severely burned, and died after extensive injuries. The accident occurred as she moved from bedroom to kitchen. neighbors aided and husband brought doctors from Waverly. Funeral set for Sunday at the Lutheran church with burial in local cemetery.
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Gresna
Henry Mayne
Waverly
Lim
Old Soldiers Back Allison Campaign at Des Moines Meeting
Des Moines reports indicate aging veterans at the state house are urged to contribute fees to support the Cummins candidacy, with some paying and others refusing. Funds cover expenses for campaigning including a costly capitol suite and press bureau as Allison opposition rallies gather statewide. Campaign travel and speeches are planned by prominent orators as the fight against Allison intensifies.
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Debating challenge between Mason City and Marshalltown high schools
The Mason City high school debating society challenged the Delphic society of Marshalltown to a joint debate in late April. Ed Johnson of Clear Lake drowned after his boat capsized while hunting. companions nearby heard cries and assisted him in time. Unitarian church trustees in Town City opened bids for a new building on Inwa avenue budgeted near 17000 dollars, expected to be ready by fall. Bert Winter survived a fall from a Canton bridge caisson, landing in mud. A fall on a Canton bridge led to a sprained ankle. The Newman Catholic student group at the state university elected E. Skelly to attend a national Catholic student convention in Lafayette, Indiana. The Sac County grand jury indicted several liquor sellers, including Kennedy of Sac City, who drew 90 days in jail. three Odebolt alcohol vendors were arrested. A temporary injunction was issued against Rank McCrea for running a blind pig in Lake View, Ida Grove, and Molstein. Ida County towns start a road maintenance program with $500 raised to improve main roads midway to neighboring towns.
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Bi Kennedy
Sac City
Rank McCrea
Lake View
Inquest Verdict Names Walter Whitbeck in Murder Case
Dark evidence at inquest points to Walter Whitbeck as killer of a man killed March 19 1908 near his home. Jury found skull crushed and felonious murder, after extended hearing and special efforts by Coroner Cole to gather testimony. Witnesses described suspicious behavior and connections among family and friends in the days surrounding the tragedy.
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Whitbeck
Cole
Auburn
Fire destroys Wingert farm house near Toborton
The Wingert farm house near Toborton was totally destroyed by fire with all contents lost except a sewing machine. In Debuque district court Dr. F. C. Miller of Maqipketa sues Catherine Wesker for 5000 alleging alienation of affections. Sack City Chautauqua program prepared for June 26 to July 5. Clinton plans several new buildings including churches, a fire station, public school, Turnar hall, and a post office.
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F. ¢. Miller
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Cathrine Wesker
Chautauqua
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President of Mothers' Congress Also the Lange Maker
Philadelphia, March 28. Mrs. Frederick Schott, reelected president of the Nations' Congress of Mothers at Washington, has led the organization since 1903. She owns a large home and has seven children. For years she has advocated reforms in child care laws, notably contributing to the 1902 Pennsylvania juvenile court act and its effects on removing children from criminal court appearances.
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Waterloo man urges early buy of Blackhawk church land
A Waterloo reader argues Blackhawk county should purchase the German Bryan church property to extend court house grounds. He warns of rising costs if delayed, noting Blackhawk as wealthy and stressing a vote to acquire the tract before the county’s needs grow and rentals rise. The piece ties in local figures and ongoing court matters.
Infant Riedel Dies After Birth in Fairview
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Wm HM Riedel died Saturday morning about 24 hours after birth. Funeral held at 3 PM Saturday conducted by Rev. Ratarn Felnd. Burial in Fairview. The mother works as a freight conductor on the Omaha division of the Illinois Central.
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Pomona Shipwreck Off California Coast Aboard Vessel
A San Francisco report recounts the Pomona wreck near a California coast reef. Passengers and crew of eighty four and sixty four are saved by disciplined crew and timely lifeboat deployment. Rescue involved careful landing, cliff navigation, and orderly evacuation to Call ranch. Blockinger from Waterloo, once in Dubuque, heads Pacific Lumber in Scotia.
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Banton Bill Passes Reimbursement for Injured Waterloo Man
A DIL appropriating $10 000 for Pembroke B Banton of Waterloo injured on the Ponamne railway passed in the senate after House approval. The bill, urged by President Roosevelt, will reimburse Waterloo for his injury. Also notes Iowa figures leaving for Chicago and plans to visit England and France, and local residents’ social updates amid a fire destroying Wilt Grbel’s house in Andrew.
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