Forced State Fair to Pay Its Debts
Des Moines officials recount a forged check plot involving horseman Tams of St. Paul Nebr and a $25 payment to state fair officials. The scheme hinged on paid premiums and stall rent, with Tams stopping payment on his own check while others believed a balance remained. Despite the ruse, Tams is portrayed as honest, a respected breeder of western horses, with plans linked to Des Moines interests.
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St. Paul
Tams
Fair Association
Lams
Nebraska
Downie
Abyass
Des Moines Reporter Surveys Corn Damage in State
Sage Finds corn in dry, sunbaked condition after hot weather. Tour of northern and eastern Iowa towns shows stalled kernels, empty nubbins, and uneven filling. He notes feeding quality remains, frost avoided potential value. Damage extent uncertain across state.
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Des Moines
Thurlington
Cedar Rapids
Puty
McKeever Griffo Draw In Fifteen Round Fight
Australian Griffo and American Charley McKeever fought fifteen rounds at the Olympic club in Athens Pennsylvania with McKeever earning a disputed draw. Spectators favored McKeever who dominated the late stages, especially rounds fourteen and fifteen, while Griffo showed flashes of his former form early on. Local notes include a Boston hat ban for theaters and Kentucky marriage papers for John Kroginski and Miss Tercea Stillet.
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Young Griffo
Australia
Charley Mc Keever
Olympic Club
Athens
McKeever
Griffon
Griffo
MckKeever
Sioux City Bride Weds Dr August Schraeder in Newcastle
Miss Daisy Roberts of Sioux City and Dr. August Schraeder the divine healer were united in marriage yesterday afternoon in Newcastle. The ceremony drew a full opera house audience as Schraeder arrived in white robes and the couple planned to meet midway between New York and Sioux City. They will travel to Kokomo Indiana then New York before possibly settling in California.
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Sioux
Divine Healee’ Schrader
Newcastle
Tal
New Castle
Daisy Roberts
Sioux City
August Schraeder
W. 3
Jennings
Presbyterian Church
Schroeder
New York
Schraeder
Opera House
Kokomy
Ind
Man Released From Jail Plans Suit Over Murder Accusation
Cloyd Ale Zarrye, freed after a short detention on suspicions he killed Andrew Hart in La Moille, vows to sue Sheriff Mills or the county upon returning from Grinnell and Deep River. He claims about 10,000 dollars is his grievance and hints a settlement could be agreeable, but the sheriff refused the demand.
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Andrew Hart
la Moille
Grinnell
Deep River
Mgs
Caliza
Sheviff Mills
Magarrel
Tailor John Sanderline Dies After Domestic Turmoil
Port Dodge resident John Sanderline, a West Worth Dodge tailor, died after prolonged abuse and estrangement with his wife. Neighbors found him deceased by a tree, with coroner declaring apoplexy after an inquest. Mrs. Sanderline refused to claim the body, and he was buried in the potter’s field. Chapin Sells Out, Tock Rapids, Sept. 4. Chapin transfers interest in the Review to Caswell and plans a move to California.
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Port Dodge
Fort Dodge
John Sandertine
John
John Yardin
West Worth Dodge
Sanderline
Chase
Potters Field
Chapin
Tock Rapids
Lon V. Chapin
Caswell
California
Snowstorm Hits Scotland Amid Heavy Mist
Snow sweeps Scotland as Edinburg reports a severe storm on September 4. Great mountains are obscured by falling snow and thick fog, disrupting travel and daily life across the region.
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Scothand
Edinburg
Scotland
Cofe
NWA'S BIG DEBT ANALYZED BY LAWYERS
Des Moines reports debate over Iowa state debt legality. Judge Spurrier cites constitution to limit debt while State Auditor McCarthy argues warrants are not debt. Judge Cole and Tebul align with debt includes warrants. Maxwell supports investigation findings citing Iowa reports.
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Nesb
Towa
McCarthy
C. Cole
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M. McCarthy
Thos. L. Maxwell
Cole
Tebul
Tawa
Proposes Suit to Clear Suspect in Kern Tragedy
Charles T. Stewart denies complicity in the Kern murder case near Cedar Falls. He plans to prosecute those who circulated statements against him, claims a complete alibi, and recounts his movements on the night of the crime. He notes no prior serious trouble with Jerome Kern and describes the search efforts after his disappearance.
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Cedar Falls
Jerome Kern
Wiliam Kern
Wiliam Fates
Kern
Roy Corey
Mr. Stewart
Prominent Algona Merchant A D McGregor Dies
A D McGregor, a leading Algona furniture and undertaker businessman since moving from Austin, Minnesota six years ago, died Saturday at 10 am from typhoid fever at his Main Street shop. He was NS years old, survived by a wife, son, daughter and three sisters. His daughter remains ill but improving. Funeral arrangements pending until a sister arrives, with a tentative Tuesday service.
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A. TD. McGregor
Main Street
McGregor
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Iin
Tle
New York State
Ile
Wie
Hillsboro Fire Destroys Most Town Buildings in Henry County
Sept 7 report from Madison describes nearly the entire Hillsboro area in Henry County leveled by a large fire. Only one store survived, with losses pegged at 50 000 as merchants had just received fall stocks. Firefighting relied on bucket brigades with limited effect. Cause unknown. Also Sept 7 Eldon reports Owen Nutt killed by a dehorned bull after war service with Company D 30th Infantry. Ogden notes a 6 year old crushed by coal near threshing machine on a farm.
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Eldon
Owen Nutt
Douds
Nutt
Thirtieth Infantry
Ogden
John August Carlson
Cherokee Invasion to Kentucky by 3500 Chiefs
The Cherokee Indians led by Quanah Parker plan a march from Indian Territory to Kentucky to honor the grave of their chief Wahotanab near Logan county. About 3,500 men will travel with blankets bows and arrows, sleeping on the ground, entering Kentucky at Shawneetown and proceeding toward the grave three miles from Russellville.
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Pond River
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Raleigh
Potatoes Profit Outlook in Sioux Falls Market
Potatoes rise in price abroad but the local market in Sioux Falls shows no current advance. Farmers report large upcoming yields and potential profits if prices lift toward 75 cents to a dollar per bushel seen in Iowa. A Lincoln county farmer expects 90,000 bushels from 444 acres, aiming for strong returns. Local firms stockpile while awaiting Chicago demand and higher regional prices.
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Sioux Falls
McLean County
Ulinels
Jackson County
Towa
Chicago
Lincoln County
Sioux City Markets Mixed Stock and Grain Quoted
Sioux City markets report mixed stock and grain prices with cattle and hog quotations, receipts, and market directions. Notable figures include heavy hog quotes around 3.59 to 4.05, cattle calves at 3.61 to 4.60, and dairy and grain prices including No. 2 spring wheat and cash provisions. Market tone shows steadiness in some sectors and weakness in others.
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Sept
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Timothy
Ness Park
Lara
Ballon
Ocean Steamship Fickets F Rates for Atlantic Passage
For Ocean Steamship Fickets F is any steamship line crossing the Atlantic at lowest rates for first cabin second cabin and steerage both outward and prepaid apply to C. W. JACOBS agent Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway at Rock Valley owes
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