Rumor-Draped Scrap of 19th Century Miscellany
A jumble of misread notes and bizarre asides spans politics, literature, theater, and society. It references Fitzsimmons, King Peter of Servia, Clyde Fitch, Henry Lloyd, Ruth Cleveland, and a mash of unrelated items from New York to Ogden Utah, all in a flurry of seemingly accidental fragments.
Strange Railroad Notes and Salary Anecdotes
A misread collection of snippets mentions doctors along rail lines aiding operations, a St Louis paper noting one handsome man among twenty-two American novelists, and an Arizona man jailed for demanding higher pay. It also jokes about people willing to accept $8 000 yearly in Arizona.
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St. Louis
Arizona
The Youngings hya of Amelia Rives hove
A fragment from a late issue notes the death of Amelia Rives hove and references a story titled The Quick or the Dead. The item hints at public interest as readers reflect on the tale and its expiration in Richmond.
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Youngings
Amelia Riveshove
Richmond
Iowa News Sketches Mix of Deaths and Trials
A Davenport stranger dies in a lodging house after refusing to reveal identity while a Marshalltown youth is rescued from freezing conditions and jailed. Probate filings note an estate valued around 500000 with 185000 personal property. Gambling crackdowns follow orders to close houses, with further indictments possible. A Du buque sleigh accident injures two women. Deaths by arsenic and a schoolyard knife incident are reported along with a bishop’s crusade and indictments in Clinton. Fire at Moorland destroys two buildings. Various legal actions move through Grundy Center, Eldora, and Des Moines, including embezzlement charges against Julius Plogle and a near-miss firearm accident near Webber City.
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Hanson
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North Fourth Avenue
George Giglinger
Devensort
Becker
Grand Jury
sLayor Decker
Dr. Ginlintor
Lhat Spring
Sheba Land
Dakotas
Dubuque
Dubique
Anna George
Barbara Qettenmeier
J. W. Hartman
Ohio
Blydenburgh
Eldora
Glydenvirgh
Ann Arbor
David Delp
Coral Smith
Storm Lake
Woo
Miss Smith
Koife
O'Donoghue
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Ib Hay
Burlington
Charles Wennell
J. W. Bouton
Wennell
Boulos
Mt. Pleazant
Tuiion
Harry Arnold
Rockwell City
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Siifer
Grundy Center
C. H. Butler
District ‘Court
Charles Meek
Leake City
Vox
Fort Dodge
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Fox
Greyhounds
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Cora Lacey
Washington County
Washington
Work & Took
John McDonald
Pepetter
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Rock Island
Fost Dodge
Thorsen
Julius H. Plogle
Clinton
Fingle
Beaver Island
Betora
Martin Henningsen
Ator Henningsen
Pingle
Andrew Bucley
P. B. Wolfe
The
Aeronautic Society of Great Britain
Ang
Web. Ber City
Robert Pringle
Boo
Ben Friggle
Federal Aid Sought to Stabilize Packer Prices
Iowa leaders form The Core Hell Meat Producers association to fight meat trusts and railroad privilege withdrawals. Plan a national price stabilization law to protect independent packers, with new plants planned in Des Moines Chicago and Omaha and cooperation across Iowa and neighboring states.
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Des Moines
Ilva Stoak
Iowa
Dew Moines
Hell Meat Producers’ Association of Own
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Kinola
Wisconsin
Frederick Larrabee
Fort Dodge
William Larrebes
Iowa General Assembly
Hon
R. M. Wright
Larrebee
Knox
Congress
Association
Chicago
Manses City
Iowa Notes From Des Moines 1904 Capitol Security and Courts
Des Moines dispatch reports Custodian J A McCurdy pushes measures to bar public access to the state house grounds except when guarded. Iowa supreme court upholds cigar tax as valid and considers mental anguish damages in a telegraph case. Redistricting bill planned by Rep Cummings after gathering county statistics.
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Castodian
J. A. McCurdy
Atate House
Vandala
McCurdy
Supreme Court of Iowa
Cookes
Marshall County
Clayton County
Dunshea & Dorn
Tobacco Trust
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Western Union
Iowa
Wester Union
Edith Gowin
Louisa County
Winols
Wau
Dames
Cummings
Marrshall
Atata
Ures
Inter
Timon
Panama canal debate and army bill dominate Capitol action
Washington Jan 21 to Jan 28 covers Panama revolt defense of administration, Pratt's stance on Nicaragua, and Howse-House debate over the army appropriation. Senate and House action includes a vote on a resolution to inform on Isthmus troop use, pensions, and defense expenditures. A coroner's inquest notes a buried birth death in Byington.
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Gorman
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War Department
Bureau
Iams Ordnance
Ladgley
Congress
House
Sitka
Fort Lisowm
Alaska
Secretary of the Navy
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