Train collision kills six students in Los Angeles
A special train carrying university students home from Claremont intercollegiate events collided head on with an outbound All Santa Fe line within Los Angeles city limits. Six were killed and seventeen injured, several fatally. engines and cars were demolished. Names of the dead include C G Franklin A B H Edwards J C Gall and Pred Hodgson. Workers suspected additional bodies under debris. The crash occurred beneath Buna Vista street bridge in the Los Angeles river bed area.
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Atchison, Toopeka and Santa Fe
Feld
Claremont
Lmits Ofos Angeles
Overlaad Limited
May mean loss to heirs over missing mail pouch will
Disposition of a large estate tied to the disappearance of a mail pouch on the ship La Savoie in January may cost beneficiaries up to 1 million dollars. The will of the late Charles Rubers, a French-born American, was in the Coudert Bros. office and sent to France in the registered mail aboard La Savoie. If no certified copy exists, heirs fear the estate will be distributed intestate amid many claimants.
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la Savoie
France
Lnte
Charles Rubers
America
Tortune
Paris
Coudert Bros
New York
Trial on killing of Dr Solomon Barlow
In Carthage, Arthur Sanderson faces trial for the January killing of Dr Solomon Barlow, family physician. Mrs Sanderson testified defense claims of inappropriate advances by Meredith, including advances at the house and in the office, restrained actions, and threats of scandal if exposed.
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Carthage
Arthur Sanderson
Solomon
Ameredith
Sanderson
Meredith
Hiaid
Congressmen Pleased With Panama Canal Work Progress
Thirty nine Congressmen who inspected the isthmian canal project arrived in New York aboard the Steamer Panama. California's C Smith reported strong progress with dirt excavation rates and remaining work, noting most labor is American with minimal Chinese labor found. The group assessed earthmoving totals and future completion prospects.
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Isthmian Canal
New York
Panama
C. Smith
Califronia
Dax
Americus
China
Cevese
Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotes Surface
Fragmentary feed shows bid and ask quotes for Sioux City live stock. Prices appear as 5.20 and 6.20 with mentions of feeders and a lane type term. The text is garbled but centers on market quotes and trading terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Bive Steel
Alun Ss
Siouxity
Fort Worth man dies after Friday shooting
Wes Gaombler and Wm Tomlinson from Fort Worth were involved in a fatal Friday shooting. County Attorney ATeLenn was assassinated, Deputy Sheriff Scott was faintly wounded, and both suspects were shot by police officers. Scott remains in critical condition.
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Wm. Tomlinson
Fort
Jessoof Tour Member Noted Amid Severe Blizard Sweep
A report from Gathhust X notes a member of the Jessoof Tour in the Severe blizard affecting the GUsteri provinces. No injuries or destinations are confirmed.
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Gathhust
Jessoof
Gusteri
Sudden Death Report From Ashland Infant Case
A confusing report from Ashland describes Mrs Javi Jet dying after giving birth to an infant on Thursday night. The strange text references an ambulance, a funeral, and a restatement of a mystery surrounding the events with unclear details and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Javi Jet
Ashland
Bane Reu
Lfeless
Americans Visit De Pepe and Bishop O Gorman in Rome trip
A group from Hme Fy Bilurides travels to Rome to meet the Pope. They are reported visiting De Pepe and Bishop O Gorman, delivering a family message and seeking audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Pepe
O'Gorman
Rome
Belem Uleniia
President Roosevelts disapproval in Koehler case verdict
The White House disapproves the court martial verdicts against Capt. Lewis Koehler of the Fourth Cavalry. Roosevelt censures the findings and acquittal, criticizing Gen. Wood and the court’s conduct and reprimand as insufficient. The action follows two court martials reviewing alleged insubordination and unfounded charges.
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Roosevelt
Lewis
Koehler
Jélo Philippines Islands
Wood
Raj
Scott
Jalo
Pri
White House
Washington
Lawis
Fourth Cavalry
United States Army
Secretary of War
Gen. Wood
Theodore Roosevelt
Wireless telephone experiments reach two mile range
Berlin’s Count Area demonstrates distinct word exchanges in a natural voice over two miles using thirty foot high poles. Rear Admiral Manny and Lieut. Commander Stoward attend private exhibitions at Berlin and talk across nearly three miles, with best results at two miles or less.
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Count Area
Berlin
Manny, Wh
United States
Gerlin
Stoward
Slayer Rand Convicted in London Court Death Sentence Given
Horace George Rand was tried in the central criminal court for the January 24 killing of William Whiteley Westbourne's general provider. He was convicted and sentenced to death. The defense and timing described the proceedings with witness corroboration, denying claims of paternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willitze Whiteley
London
Horace George Rand
William Whiteley
Westbourn
Raynor
Central Criminal Court
D. Muir
The
Treasury
Louisa Turner
Whiteley
Man Charged with Dual Murder Receives Light Sentence
Charles Simeon of St Lews was found guilty of manslaughter in the fourth degree for the killings of Otto Buddemeyers and Walter Robertson of Washington Mo. He was fined $450 and jailed five months in the insanity jail after a rivalry dispute.
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Charles Simeon
St Lews
Otto Buddemeyers
Walter Robertson
Washington
Lda
Great Fire in Ohio City Causes Major Loss
A large blaze in Ireton, Ohio, burdened by a loss exceeding 100000 dollars, began at the Iranian Lumber company and spread rapidly to about a dozen city sections. Fire departments struggled and aid from Ashland, Kentucky, arrived to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio City
Ireton
Ashland. Ky
Wreck on the Big Four injures many at Avon
Al Westbound passenger train on the Big Four railroad derailed at Avon Indiana sliding down an embankment. The entire train left the tracks and a number of passengers were injured with one reported killed.
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Big Four
Avon
Ind
Tabetie Save McKinley Heroic Effort at Assassination Scene
A fragmentary report notes Tabetie Save McKinley attempting to save a life during the assassination attempt on President McKinley by firing at the gunman. The scene unfolds in Akhini City as chaos followed the fatal shot.
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Tabetie
McKinley
Ate Kinley
Cxelgosx
Unil
Ackiniie City
WNL Oj
Raving Miichise
Former Attorney General dies. Missouri Pacific suit noted
The article reports the death of former Attorney General Clay and notes he was involved in the state’s suit to set aside a questionable gate on the One Missouri Pacific railroad line.
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TH. Clay
Genuri
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Two Men Die in Factory Accident at 264 North Illinois Street
Balynn and Louis Elenoft were killed in a tragic incident at 264 North Illinois Street in Laltswerk. Police report indicates both workers died at the scene and the cause is under investigation.
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Dical Balynn
Louis Elenoft
Goi Pare
Balynn
North
Ilign Street
Lalts- Werk
APG
Galveston PHL Passed Galveston Municipal Bill
The Galveston public health law measure cleared the City Council clocking in at 2 20 on Thursday by a 42 to 0 vote.
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Galveston
Thursdias
Death of Mrs Pred Belasen On Stage Star Julie Crosby
Mrs Pred Belasen wife of Alcazarth water partner in San Proneisco died suddenly Friday. The stage name Julie Crosby was known in local circles. Four years earlier Mos Mayer Belasen’s partner died from injuries. A sentence lists years in prison and a Lenexa Nebraska conviction.
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Sens
Pred Belasen
Alcazarth Water
San Proneisco
Juliet Crosby
Mos. Mayer
Belasey
Shoelk
Fire at Pensacola destroys building and contents
Fire at Pensacola damaged Building No. 1Lo with an estimated loss of unknown magnitude. Firefighters battled flames as the structure and its equipment were destroyed. Details about the cause or occupants are unclear in the fragmentary report.
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Pensacola
Finna
Yvvard
Clouster
Isle de Luxo
Confusion of Longzacs at Opening of Transvaal Parliament
At Pretoria the first parliament under the new constitution met amid a mixed crowd and imaged drama. British troops stood outside while the lower house elected a speaker. A language row erupted as Hofmeyr urged English while Boers pressed Dutch with Gen. Schalkburger shouting for Dutch.
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Longzacs
Transvaal
Pretoria
Las
Kruger Dleshk
Volksraad
South African Republic
House of Parliament
Tower House
Ecusteim
Winger
Earth of
Lord Selbourne
Kip
Hofmeyer
Gen. Schalkburger
Ald Gines
Homeyer
Oklahoma Declares Safety Tests For Kerosene
Territorial attorney general Cromwell holds the territory may require flash tests to protect consumers but Congress cannot regulate the quality of kerosene sold in the territory. The 1903 law’s restrictions are removed by his opinion. Governor Frahnt and James Garfield discussed the measure in Washington. Garfield indicated the law may be invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Oklahoma
YW. OO
Cromwell
Afr
Washington
Fraht
James Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Garfield
Japan Wants Islands Says Stone in Kansas City Speech
United States Senator William J. Stone warned in Kansas City that Japan seeks the Philippines and that conflict could arise if the archipelago falls under Tokyo. He stated Japan could seize the islands in a week and that the U S would need a large fleet to retake them, a costly effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
United States
William J. Stone
Kansas City
Japan
Woodruff Named Assistant Attorney General for Interior
The paresidency appoints George W. Woodruff of the Forest Service law department as assistant attorney general for the interior to succeed L. Campbell, who moves to a special assistant attorney post under the Department of Justice.
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G. W. Woodruff
Geo. W. Woodruff
Law Department of the Forest Service
the Interior
Rank L. Campbell
Department of Justice
Trivbder Trust Case Highlights Nebraska Proceedings
Attorney General Thompson of Nebraska pursues a mem ber trust discrimination case in Ragan and Holdrege. He summoned dealers and demanded papers as referee Post orders all documents submitted.
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Trivbder Trust
Atorney General Thompson
Nebraska
Ragan
Holdrege
Aleferee Post
Pretoria gathers over Chinese labour under new South Africa constitution
Vaal colony delegates meet in Pretoria under the newly trained constitution. In a speech, Tarl Selborne, high commissioner for South Africa, addresses the all important question of Chinese labour.
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Transvaal
Pretoria
Tarl Selborne
South Africa
Twenty Five Years For Midnaping Case Sentence
Joshaun Morrizon was sentenced Thursday in Elizabeth City North Carolina to twenty five years for the kidnapping and murder of two year old Kenneth Bresley. The case details indicate a fatal abduction and the court imposed a lengthy term reflecting the severity of the crime.
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Joshaun Morrizon
Elizabeth City
N.C
Kenneth Bresley
Violent hurricane sweeps Italy causing serious damage
A fierce hurricane sweeps across Italy causing severe damage and wrecks reported in several locations. Weather officials warn of continuing dangers as communities assess the impact.
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Italy
Bawshe Succeeds Madden as Third Assistant Postmaster
A. J. Lawshe of Indiana was sworn Friday as third assistant postmaster general, succeeding Edward Y. Madden who resigned from the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bawshe
Madden
A. J. Lawshe
Indiana
Black bank president Edward Howell fatally struck in Hattiesburg
Edward Howell president of the People's Bank in Hattiesburg Mississippi was struck in the bank and fatally hurt on his way home Wednesday night. Howell was respected by white residents and his death is reported as a public safety incident.
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Edward Howell
The
People’s Bank
Hattiesburg, Mis
Howell
Shouts Wife Kills Herself After Fatal Shot Incident
A man named John Blake of Guston met his wife Mary on Carson Street in South Os ton. Mary fired a shot at him, then died by suicide. The woman may survive.
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Himeself
John Blake
Guston
Mary
Carson Street
South Oston
Praise for River Commission Appointment Praised by Western Waterway Groups
President Roosevelt received telegrams from western commercial waterway organizations congratulating and commending the inland Waterways commission. A recent fire destroyed Osseo Wisconsin Central hotel forcing guests to flee in their night clothes.
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Roosevelt
West
Inland Waterways Commission
Osseo
Wis
Fort Dodge Enacts Marriage Ordinance Threatening Fines
Fort Dodge passes a city ordinance requiring able bodied men aged 25 to 45 to obtain a license and a bride or face fines. Mayor Bennett offers to perform marriage ceremonies gratis to help compliance, warning of heavy penalties for noncompliance.
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Fort Dodge
Charles Bennett
Bennett
Fatal Gasoline Explosion Near Marne Iowa Claims Three
A 20000 gallon gasoline tank from a Rock Island wreck exploded near Marne Iowa Thursday night. Three men were severely burned and a house was set ablaze as crews fought the fire. The lantern used by a debris guard is blamed for the blaze. Fire department efforts focused on protecting nearby homes.
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Maurne
Iowa
Camp Creek
Rock Island
Atlantic
Marne
Ted Wi
Fienry Lark
H. A. Smith
Want
Bert Hammond
Marné
Confessed Murder Details Emerge In Rocker Trial
Mrs. Dora Schroeder Rocker testified at Sibley about Charles Rocker's confession to killing her husband Otto Schroeder. She described a dreamlike claim of throttling and a morphine chloroform murder, the body moved to a barn in a barrel cart, and later feigned friendship to appease threats.
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Heavker
Murer
Schroeder
Sibley
Charles Rocker
Dora Schroeder Rocker
Astein
Rocker
Recker
Mes
Opera House Planned in Alta with Subscriptions and Guarantee
A company to build an opera house is to be formed in Alta with 5000 subscribed by 25 men. The Commercial club guarantees 2000 from opening night ticket sales. The project promises a valuable public improvement after the Clarkson building Fire left no suitable public gathering place.
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Alta
Alla
Ous
Clarkson
Weis Nowne Asks Divorce in Courcil Giliiffs Case
Totie Gregory testifies she was 15 last November when she wed her Sunday school teacher Charles I Gregory who was 54 at the time. She seeks divorce after six weeks of marriage with cruelty charged and says most of that time was spent apart.
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Weis Nowne
Totie Gregory
Courcil Giliiffs
Charles I. Gregory
Raw
Hfe
Inspector Copley Probes Local Divorce Records
Special inspector William Copley of the Bureau of Labor and Commerce reviews Cass County divorce statistics for the past twenty years. The three week inquiry recalls Copley’s former Walnut Iowa residence, where his wife and child were found dead in Washington years ago.
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Cass
Wm. Copley
Bureau of Labor and Commerce
Uses
Ah. Copley
Walnut
Wwashington
Change in Cerro Gordo Republican editor to Stanberry Bros
Charles K. Meyers sells the Cerro Gordo County Republican after fourteen years as editor and will return to Denison to join his brother F W Meyers at the Denison Review. Stanberry Bros take over the publication.
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Chas. K. Meyers
Cerro Gordo County
Man Hit by Rail Train in Dubuque Leaves Two Legs Severed
James Gregg aged 33 of Burlington was struck by an Alwaukee train at Dubuque. Both legs were severed and doctors say he will not recover.
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James Gregg
Burlington
Dubuque
Atlantic Guardsmen Lax Probation Meeting
Col J A Olmsted U S A retired and Lieut B E Tuueas of Fair fick company National Guard in special Company B Atlantic militia company attended a drill with poor turnout. Attendance was under twenty members and officers were displeased with the showing.
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Atlantic
Lax
J. A. Olmsted
U.S. A
EB. Tuueas
Fairfick? Company of
National Guard
Beaths at Dubuque Claim Early Pioneers Died
Two of Dubuque's earliest pioneers John RoeGee aged sa years and Mrs Minette Leavie aged ST enra died recently in Dubuque.
Episcopal Diocese Division Sought In Iowa
Reported plan during the upcoming Burlington diocesan convention envisions splitting Iowa into two Episcopal dioceses with see cities at Sioux City or Council Bluffs in the west and Des Moines in the east. Bishop Morrison’s illness delays but does not dismiss the proposal, with Day enport currently the eastern see and discussions centering on a western division to establish a western see city.
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Morrison
Italy
Waterloo
Towa
Citrios
Cdad
Shop Morrison
Ilnesa
Iowa
Cuthell
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Des Moines
Council Bhutts
Sioux City
Editor’s clash over fire loss ends in beating
In Albia a morning blaze forced two families from their homes. Editor A T Barnes faces allegations from insurance adjuster P Tees ley after a dispute over fire losses. Barnes, a 20 year editor, was reported injured along with Beex Heezley in the scuffle during an insurance meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia
P. Teesley
Des Moines
Capital Insurance Company
A. T. Barnes
Albia Union
Heezley
Barnes
Local Man patent manure spreader moves toward factory plan
CL Dyk of Orange City and the firm Dyke & Cam bier devised and patented a manure spreader claimed superior to rivals. Ibyk declined external sales offers and favored local production. A local company with $25,000 capital has formed. $15,000 in stock already issued. Officers elected include President C. L. Kyik, VP W. O F. Rieékoff, Secretary G. Klay, Treasurer G. J. Van de Slieg. Directors named are AT. D. Oosterhout, G. Klay, CL Dyk, ¢, i, Van de Steez and WW i', Reijkholt.
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CL. Dyk
Dyke & Cambier
Orange City
Ibyk
Afr. Byk
C. L. Kyik
W. O F. Rieékoff
G. Klay
G. J. van de Slieg
AT. D. Oosterhout
Family of Des Moines Man Escapes Russia with Caravan
Mrs. Jake Schiffman and her three children, a Des Moines family, fled Russia and crossed into Germany hidden under hay. They paid $15 each to a Prussian driver to cross the border, completing a perilous journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Russia
Jake Schiffman
Fier
Germany
Grading Work Near Fraser Puts Rail Route Underway
A large crew camps near Fraser to begin grading the Fraser to Junclion trade route. The Des Moines river hill along the Fort Hodge and Southern interyrium is steep and crooked, but the scenery promises to draw sightseers as work starts.
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Erie
Fraser
Des Moines
Hodge
Interyrium
Storm Lake Friction Contest Sets City Election
Storm Lake heads to the polls next week for a mayoral contest as Joe Opanion a lifelong Democrat runs on the Republican ticket Geo F Bashman appears on the ballot by petition and a lively race is expected on election day.
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Storm Lake
Othe
Joe Opanion
Geo. FH. Bashman
Rock Rapids Lyceum Ends Fourth Season With Ridgeway Concert
Rock Rapids Lyceum association closes its fourth season with eight numbers in a final Katherine Ridgeway Concert Company program. A £000 surplus remains and another eight-number course has been contracted.
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Rock Rapids
Farmer Shot While Duck Hunting Near Cardlette
J. W. Morgan, a Glenwood farmer, was seriously wounded when a gun in his brother’s hand discharged accidentally while they hunted ducks at Forney Jake, about three miles south of Cardlette.
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J. W. Morgan
Glenwood
Forney Jake
Cardlette
Teachers AKtY fund gift for Counckh Bluffs YMCA building
The teachers of the public schools subscribed 1606 dollars to the fund for a Young Men's Christian Association building in Counckh Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akty
Oc.a
Young Men’s Christian Association
Counckh Bluffs
Manager Blake Denies Resigning May First
In an interview Fort Dodge Des Moines and southern and the Newton and orthwestern manager 3 Ez Blake denied a circulating rumor that he would resign May 1 and that PD oP Crafts formerly of Davenport would take his place.
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Blake
Ez Blake
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Southern
Newton Andorthwestern
PD Op. Crafts
Davenport
Keokuk Records Warmest March Day Since 1873
The Keokuk weather station reported a high of 28 degrees on Thursday marking the warmest March day since the Weather Bureau station opened on July 16, 1873.
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Keokuk
Weather Bureau
Iowa House Acts on Rail Bills and Primary Measure
The Iowa House killed eighteen of twenty three railroad bills and sent four forward while one bill limiting dispatcher and telegraph operator hours was reported without recommendation. The body also moved a resident hunters license bill and passed a primary election measure amid heavy debate and multiple amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Railroads
House
Senate
Legislature Advances Various Civil Reform Measures
The Iowa House pushed several bills including a probation officer funding bill authorizing expenditures in counties under 59 008 population and listing affected counties. Other measures approved or considered include tax exemptions for domestic insurance firms, care-of-flags provisions, fire escape construction mandates, city heat plant franchises, and a tax law revision commission. The Senate passed the Galveston municipal government bill 48 to 2 with amendments expanding applicability to cities over 25 000, and a tuberculosis hospital appropriation was favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trause
Mattes
Schulte
League of Iowa
Jones
Office of the Auditor of State
Jloonts
Gilliland
Moonti
Meredith
Town House of Representatives
Senate
House
van Houton
Taylor
Moore
Linn
Elections Committee
Dunham Juvenile Court
Ronwell
Atdabon
District ‘Court
Holmes
Kossuth
District Court
Dubuque
Inn
Polk
Pottawailarmile
Ecole
Woodbury
Pradden
Tarten
State House
Giland
Clary
Hackler
Galveston
Native Hawaii Poi Making Still Central To Island Life
In Honolulu the poi tradition persists with taro pounding using a stone trough and pestle yet modern machinery and export to the United States appear in view. In remote districts poi is served in large alabash bowls while natives ferment the pai slightly before eating it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Thie
United States
Rossetti Seized by Innkeeper Over Art Purchase
A London incident finds Rossetti and fellow students at a east end waterfront inn where a joke ends with him paying three pounds for a colossal club after the innkeeper quotes three thousand pounds for a painting. The tale ends with laughter and a sudden transfer of ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetti
Fish Ward
Rossetti
Ark
London
A . Wharfside
Innekeeper
Making a Name for Himaetti in New York
A New York business man recalls a boy named Magillicaddy who faced taunts over his unusual name. To escape jokes, the lad adopts the alias Robert Recapitulation, prompting inquiries about Gen. Recapitulation and prompting a wry note on office reporting practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himaetti
New York
Magillicaddy
Robert
Gorky in Berlin Plans to Stage The Children of the Sun
A fragmentary reminiscence notes Maxam Gorky in Berlin supervising The Children of the Sun with plans to travel to America. The account recalls a Petersburg meeting and comments on a Russian private’s war-time pay and a dramatic exchange between a colonel and a soldier named Tran.
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Maxam Gorky
Berlin
Children of the Sun
Bnd
America
Gorky
Petersburg
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Los Angeles
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TESY
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Jai
Lou Tern
Neer
Lincoln
Ilizs Vietin
Gadi
Joly Selle
Ralel A
Standard Oilil
Wil
Iowa State News
Albis
BOK Orange Cle
Alarston
National Farmers’ Congress
Cottrell
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Linco
DeArmond
Nichols
Muscatine
Mahaska
Crossley
Madison
DeWolf
Yeas
vTo
S Yeas
Peterson
Supreme
District
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LaUse
Br Peterson
Jackson
Stookey
Gale
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Harding
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Judiciary
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