Woman Captures Suspect After Double Attacks in Manchest er
Mrs Henry Hower of North Manchester reported two recent assaults on November 10 and December 12. She held a disguise wearing man at gunpoint after he claimed to apologize. suspect Weber Hare, a local youth, waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury in 1000 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Henry Hower
North Manchester
Hower
Woodshed
Ted
Crossfielde
Berdil
Webert Hare
Mayor Defies Court In Sheridan Water Bond Ruling
Holbrook readers note a Sheridan court mandamus ordering mayor Die Enderfer, Clerk Hoop, Councilman Katu and others to sign $75,000 water project bonds held by First National Bank of Chicago by December 26. The mayor vows jail rather than sign, with contempt possible for other officers.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Dieenderfer
Hoop
Katu
First Natings Bank of
Chicago
Early Start for Michigan Football Squads in 1905
Michigan holds a training session with the lesbo reserves all-freshman squad and candidates for next fall. Coach Yost urges scholars to maintain grades and recommends promising prep athletes. Captain Heston receives a gold watch as a rare tribute amid praise for conduct and sportsmanship. Plane Humphrey jewelers advertise in the report.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Lesbo
Yost
Baird Keene Fitzpatrick
Mudie Shields
Heston
Fire destroys large Catholic church in Morris
A major fire in Morris on December 22 devastated the city’s Roman Catholic church begun in 1867, with flames starting in the basement by the furnace and sweeping brick walls as townspeople led by Rev. Father Mahan saved a few pictures and arusses while the structure valued at $20,000 burned.
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Morris
Father Mahan
Cedar County Farmers Meet in West Branch
West Branch Iowa December 22 The Cedar County Farmers institute will convene here and meet the next day in a flourishing organization. H B Bartley serves as president J Compton as vice president and W H Erb as secretary and treasurer. A large attendance is expected.
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West Branch
Cedar County Farmers’ Institute
H. BP. Bartley
J. Compton
W. H. Erb
Santiago War Drama Cast Set At Davenport High
Turner high school's Davenport unit unveils the Athene an Society's cast for Santiago a war drama to be staged in late January or early February. The production features Captain Oscar Huston Lieutenant Fisk and other named roles with an American hero and Spanish villain, under Fritz Singer's direction. A student debate and declamation follow the cast list during the society meeting at the high school.
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Davenport High School
Wen
Santiago
Fritz Singer
Misses Emeis
Bess Hender
Anna Kelley
Oscar Huston
Fisk
U. S. Asepereceraey Sonra
Harry Hysinger
UL. Gristabal
Milton Mary
Nise Ence
Ernest Paters
Herbert Bixby
Emer Walton
Walter Voss
Philip Basset
Ateegreeserste
Frank
Frank Brg Tdeverly Brown Seees June O'Meara
Cornelius Dwyer
U.S
John Rosa Antoneo Carlos
Leon Wills Curtis Fuller
Charles Phillis Seaeeve
Avable Gilchrist
Harry Lucas
Walton
Walter B. Walton
Bess Hendler
Sobel Carlos Alice Emergs
Bess Waltons
Athenian Society
John Ross
United Sites Navy
William Brown
Edwin Bettendorf
Serbert ‘Koehler
Charles AceCuns
Lynott Gilbert
Jose
Sambo
S. A. Juan
Monti
S.A. Sornande D. Ls
Fort Dodge Resident Dies After Pneumonia
Fort Dodge Indiana scene: John Dee a longtime West Fort Dodge resident, aged 42, dies this week from pneumonia. Born in Sweden, he was among the town’s best known locals.
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Fort Dodge
Dee
John
West Fort Dodge
Hotel Wall Crushes Rooming House. Death Toll
In Minneapolis a high wall blown over by wind collapsed the Crocker hotel area, killing Saren men and We Waliin Wert and injuring six others. The wall from the D. H. Peck Building at Fifth Street caused the disaster, with a hospital response and investigation promised. Several named dead and injured, including workers and residents, are listed. debris trapped a worker who died after singing in his native Sweden. Also notes a journalism lecture in Lawrence, Kansas by B. B. Herbert of Chicago, plus local jewelry ads and listings.
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Mineapalis
Saren
Waliin
the Crocker
D. H. Peck
Fifth Street
Houghton
Anderson
Tans
Ivery
Braa
William
Emmerson
Hamilton
James
Kenyon
C. M
Lulyblade
Murray
Jennie
Violet
Joseph
Poe
Goyer
Frank
Crocker
Willie
Hannah
Smith
Claries
Williams
Evelyn
Belmont Hotel
Anna McNevins
Hans Anderson
Sweden
Lawsuit over Kenosha boodle franchise in U S court
Patrick F Hayes of Chicago files suit in Milwaukee federal court seeking 500000 from Bion J Arnold and the Kenosha Electric Railway Company. Hayes, promoter of the boodle electric railway plan, alleges damages after the state Supreme Court voided the franchise and the company refused promoter pay.
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Kenosha
Wis
Patrick F. Hayes
Chicago
Gustav L. Claussen
United States Court of Milwaue
Kee
Bion J. Arnold
Kenosha Electric Railway Company
Haynes
Fire Destroyed Beloit Factory Amid Workday Blaze
A Beloit Wisconsin fire destroyed most of the John Thompson and Song manufacturing plant Tuesday evening as workers struggled to escape. The loss is estimated near $100,000. The report mentions other Beloit plants and a furniture dealer, with weathered oak furniture advertised locally.
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Beloit
Wis
Dee
John Thompson & Song Manufacturing
Thomaans Sanlty
Knox College Student Earns Spot in Hamilton Oratorical Contest
Ralph Chase of Knox College earns a place in the Chicago debate on Alexander Hamilton. Contestants include Universities of Chicago, Minnesota, Iowa, Michigan, and Knox. Knox previously won second prize last year.
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Galesburg
Alexander Hamilton
Ralph Chase
Knox College
Hag
Hamilton Earth
Chicago
Minnesota
Iowa
Michigan
Knox Wilege
Knox
Judge sentences nephew to 25 years for manslaughter
Nevin Mississippi December 22 judge Cochran old and pale sentenced his nephew Daniel Moore to prison for twenty five years. Moore was convicted of manslaughter for killing a friend in a quarrel over a gift.
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Nevin
Miss
Cochran
Daniel Moore
Moore
Bull's Eye Star in Eclipse Reported in Fittsburg
In Fittsburg on December 22 Prof. J A Brashear of Allegheny described an unusual astronomical event the occultation of the star known as the Bull's Eye by the moon. The spectacle lasted 27 minutes 56 seconds after midnight and was observed with field glasses as the moon moved in front of the star.
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Fittsburg
J. A. Brashear
Allegheny
Alpty Pavel
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West Second Street
Cedar CO. Farmers Meet
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MMA
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B. B. Herbert
School of
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South Africa
Herald
Sidltad
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Plank & Humphii Jewelers
Second Street
Kenosha Street Railway
Nowak
Harrison Street
Oxford
Silberstein Bros
One-Price Clothing House
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