Canonical Tangle Compels Board Inquiry over Talbot Frescot Matter
Philadelphia January 11 The board of inquiry meets at Basile to investigate charges against Bishop Talbot. The power and procedure of the board are debated as canon law, with questions about meeting in session reporting to Bishop Tuttle and potential adjournment. The dispute centers on whether the board can act without Talbot’s consent and whether Huntington fraud allegations must be examined.
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Philadelphia
Board of Inquiry
Basile
Talbot
Tuttle
St. Lows
Iitex
Totrd
Board of
Vttii Hs
Trasier
Hecauss
Huntington
Ja Dow
Bord
Split on tobacco question in Woodbury County jail policy
Sioux City Iowa January 11 The Woodbury county board of supervisors is split over whether to deprive prisoners of tobacco The majority supports giving tobacco while one member opposes noting prisoners have no work and would still get meals and tobacco The opposing view calls it refinement of cruelty and argues jail is not torture with prisoners reportedly polled on the issue and the majority seeking to limit tobacco by one man less.
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Sioux City
Woodbury County Board of Supervisors
Iowa State College to finish third floor with varied woods
In the new central building at Iowa State College Prof L Pammel plans a third floor finish using a variety of woods. The department of botany will project herbarium cases and other features showcasing different timber types.
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Pammel
Aries
Ames
Jan
Iowa State Conege
Oud
Vault and Safe Deport Work Mew ani Second Heat Wifes
A cryptic rural notice references a vault and safe deport operation with mentions of Othe MA Malin BL Tal and Devenport. The fragmented lines hint at a legal or property matter tied to Taree region and associated individuals. The readable entities include Devenport and Taree with unclear surrounding details.
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Othe
Arkansas Legislature Elects Its Officers in 1905 Session
The Arkansas Legislature chose its officers with Senator Covington leading as president pro tempore after a caucus order. House temporary speaker Ford Tr. Keel presided with two members absent. Ballots named Cate as Speaker after initial votes. Thos W. Campbell of Randolph elected chief clerk by acclamation. The body adjourned with plans for a joint session to finalize officer votes and set inauguration for Gov. Jefferson Davis's third term.
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Jonesboro
Pindall
Arkansas City
Cate
Spealer
Thos W. Campbell
Randolph Cousey
Jefferson Davia
Blanket Toss at Morning Side College Outrages Faculty Members
Morning Side students staged a playful yet rough blanket toss during a YMCA reception. Faculty participants included Professors Garver Van Horn Detorgue Campbell and King YIner. Van Horn sustained injuries but the incident may be treated as a joke rather than disciplinary action.
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Sioux Citr
Morningside College
Garver
Profistor van Horn
Johns Hopkins
Detorgue
Dr. Campbell
Kan- Yiner
Van
Boro
Murder Mystery Unsold in Womelsdorf Case
Fairfield January 11 reports show the Womelsdorf murder case at a standstill as investigators reexamine evidence. A key witness, Mim Womelsdorf, claims to have seen a man in German, with Daniel Shepherd named as a suspect due to limited literacy and uncertain language use. The victim Christian Womelsdorf was killed with an ax after turning his back.
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Fairfield
Womelsdorf
Asanasin
Christian Womelsdorf
Mim
Womelsdearf
Daniel Shepherd
Shepherd
Curans
Move to Take Gallaagher Case From the Jury
Marango January 11 The sixth day of Sarah den Gallangher perjury trial centered on defense motions to remove the case from the jury. Prejudicial arguments before Judge Byington dominated the day as counsel clashed over corroborating evidence. Several witnesses testified on the defendant’s character, with Judge Byington delaying ruling until tomorrow.
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Byington
Arm Crushed in Railway Coup at Gembridge
Willam Rhoades a brakeman on the Des Moines Iowa Falls Northern railway had his arm crushed between drawbars while coupling at Gembridge. The company surgeon Dr H Hanson amputated near the elbow. He is a married man with five children and anxious to resume duty after the examination.
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Gembridge
Willam Rhoades
Des Moines, Iowa Falls & Northern Railway
H. Hanson
Rhodes
Court announces new reporter for Judge Scott
Adolph Sander of Ottumwa has accepted the position as reporter for Judge John T. Scott of Brooklyn. Sander will succeed George Bray of Colfax who will practice law.
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Adolph “Sander
Ottum
Accipin
Efthalberger
Tan
Victim of Brutal Assault in Newton
Mel Slaughter, living near Colfax, was attacked in his barn by a concealed assailant using a wagon wheel poke as a club, sustaining serious head injuries. Slaughter staggered to his house and fainted, with recovery expected. a prior sighting five weeks earlier involved a man hiding in the barn and fleeing. A note claimed Slaughter had dogs and money, and Huittner’s hounds were sent to trail the suspect.
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Newton
Mel Slaughter
Colfax
Itas
Slaughter
Huittner
Morning But Cie Saw Which Had Fallen Line
In the fragment a morning scene hints at a fallen object and disrupted light, raising questions about who witnessed the event and the uncertainty surrounding the culprit. The text reflects a muddled account with missing names and details.
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Lome
Wight
District Association Formed by Missouri Valley Rebekah Lodge
The Furious lodge of the Daughters of Rebekah of Harrison formed a district association in Missouri Valley Iowa. Eight towns attended an enthusiastic meeting. Officers elected include President Mrs Helen Heath Vice President Miss Alice Lindsey Secretary Maud Bassett Treasurer Mrs Belle True. The first convention will be held in April in this city.
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Missouri Valley
Rebekah
Harrison
Land Agents Meet in Iowa by Illinois Central Group
Manchester January 11 The Illinois Central Land Units Association of Laws plans a meeting in Dubuque today. The Iowa division covers real estate firms in Iowa and neighboring states. Clinvis speakers welcome guests as Capt J E Merry of Iowa Central Railroad will address the sessions.
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Manchester
Illinois Central Land Units' Association of Laws
Dubuque
Iown
South Deada
Nebraska
Minnesota
Clinvis
Iowa Wenikers
Ilinois Central Railroad
Tin whistle kills child in Pittsburg city hospital
Oscar, the frearald child of Mr and Mrs, swallowed a tin whistle one week ago Saturday. It lodged in the stomach and all efforts to remove it failed. The child could not retain nourishment and wasted away after great suffering, and died in the city hospital.
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Pitthburs
Wan
Jin
Oscar
Hirs
Satuday
Davenport Industries Report Shows Growth and Jobs
Secretary Le Claire presents Davenport Businesses Association report detailing city manufacturing, capital stock about 607,000 dollars, 2050 workers daily, payroll near 3.425 million yearly, with many plants and two large sawmills employing 700. The summary lists numerous Davenport factories, outputs, and capacities, highlighting broad industrial reach and global shipments.
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He Clafra
Davenport Business Men's Association
Tur Oun
Davenport
le Cleire
le Claire
Astin
Frueinesa
Spee Alee
Her Coronets Crumble as Deception in English Husband Case
Sioux City judge orders examination of the marriage between Airs Judson Fou Towne and Major W Towne amid claims of deception. Mrs Towne alleges her husband posed as a titled Englishman, failed to pay board bills, and hid his true means. She returned to Sioux City to file proceedings leading to his release from arrest in a hotel dispute.
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Lioux City
Jan
Wakefield
Airs
Judson Fou Towne
W. Towne
Yowuna Tela
Toray
Judson C Follett
Wise
Sioux City
Major Towne
Rea
Charged With Blackmail in Waterloo Case
Frank and Lulu Forter, new Waterloo residents, were arrested by Deputy Marshal Mike Healy and sent to Cedar Rapids for blackmail charges. Inspector Stewart of Jewa City accuses them of threatening Independence businessmen with exposing alleged infidelity unless fifty dollars per man was paid within ten days. Lulu allegedly acted to keep her husband from finding out.
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Waterloo
Frank
Lulu Forter
United States
Mike Healy
Cedar Hapide
United States Court
Stewart
Jewa City
Post Ofice Department
Iowa
Kelp
Independence Business
Buly
Szilac
Subrosa
Lulu
Post Office Department
A Grim Tragedy and a Cure Told in Praise
An Oaklandon Indiana reader recounts a woman once given up by three doctors who recovered after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The testimonial claims the remedy relieves germs of disease and offers a free trial by a local druggist.
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Huntley
Oaklandon
Ind
Frank Nadler
Thal
West Plains Marshal Dies After Long Career in Missouri
West Plains Missouri reports the death of longtime city marshal Lettoh Lélion born April 24 1837 in Carlisle Kentucky. A Civil War veteran once in a Ten squad under Bill Anderson he later served three terms as city marshal and sheriff of Clay County. He married Aust Y Gasney in 1853. Burial planned in Gasneyville Missouri.
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West Plains
N.W. Lélion
Ety Mareual
Carlisle
City County
Missouri
Uth Y. Gasney
Gasnesville
Lettoh
Bill Anderson
Quantrel
Kentucky
Clay County
Tyo Terns
Christian Church
Gusneyvills
Frederick A Stock to Succeed Theodore Thomas as Chicago Orchestra Director
Chicago news reports Frederick A Stock will assume the Chicago orchestra directorship after Theodore Thomas. Stock, longtime assistant leader, was said to be Thomas’s chosen successor, with Thomas’s dying wish guiding the selection. No directors meeting was held to name the replacement.
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Chicago
Frederick A. Stock
Frederick
Wesners
Theodore Thomas
Stock
Wessels
Ty Theodore Thomas
Weasels
Thomas
Live Stock Convention Delegates Fill Denver
Delegates from five stock associations gather in Denver for the live stock convention. A major issue divides Western stockmen over admitting railroads and packers to representation in the governing body. Frank J. Hagenbarth, president, pushes for broad reform amid debates on organization and influence.
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Denver
Danvers
Tov
Navona Res
Numaroens
Hula
Tabor
J ‘Ale
Gew
Franle J. Hagenbarth
Five Stock Association
Ceilroads
Pucker
Effect of Rural Delivery in Third District Iowa
Data shows rural mail delivery expanded from a doubtful 200 daily newspapers to over 8,000 daily patrons. In August 1904 carriers handled 1,053,508 pieces of mail, averaging 24,000,000 yearly. routes averaged 23.8 miles serving 68.8 families daily. Each pole averages 30.2 newspapers per household and 8,990 mail items per carrier. 16,334 leaves and 17,342 farmers families served. Monthly carrier pay totals $14,984.50, yearly $179,794. Hardin County payroll listed as 42.50 per month.
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Eldves
Towa Ft
Fich Pole
Hardin County Caedlers
Believer in Christian Science Dies After Refusing Aid
Mrs. Kate Hahn of 341 Graham Avenue Wil liamstown dies aged 47 after refusing medical care for cancer. Coroner Dr. Cordes reports she relied on prayer and laying on of hands from a Christian Scientist who charged five dollars monthly and is said to be in Rochwaler. Investigator Woest ordered to make a full inquiry. No further home information available.
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New York
Kate Hahn
Odl
Graham Avenue
Wil
Kula Hadeen
Siid
Rochwaler
Uninsured Losses Highlight 1904 Sioux City Fire
Insurance adjusters say uninsured losses dominated the big Sioux City fire of 1904. The blaze struck a dangerous district, endangering tall buildings as water service proved inadequate. Expected insurance collected runs about 1.4 million on more than 3.06 million in losses.
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Sioux City
Corn Is In Great Abundance at Munson Elevators
In January 21 report Cher Celhoun and Fernhams lament a year of strong yield. Three Munson elevators handled 112000 bushels in December despite some closures due to a cat shortage. Additional deliveries went to Blanden and Palmer.
Wedding Guests Stricken By Cholera Morbus Epidemic
An outbreak at a wedding near Randolph left many guests ill after consuming tam served for supper. Several were seriously affected with cramps and vomiting through the night. Local officials report rising cases but hope fatalities will be avoided and a strong response is planned.
John Arbuckle Plans Hotel With Worker Benefits
New York reports John Arbuckle the stock tycoon intends to build a hotel at a rate of one dollar per day for workers and their families. The plan includes meals and coffee, with accompanying benefits.
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New-York
John Arbuckle
Stocktyn Willionaire
Sixteen and Gaines area six room house for sale
Strictly moderate near Sixteenth and Gaines with sewer water paving in, first class condition, six to eight room options, face Central Park Terrace, electric lighting, bath and sewerage included, insurance and terms available. Walter listing for sale with reasonable rate.
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Seland
Marqnette
Sixteenth and
Gaines Sta
Ney
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Amazon Vineger
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Davenport Matting Co
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McCarthy Cement
Toring Co
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Raschines
Pittsburg Piste Glass Co
Phenix King Co
Roddewig, Schmidt
Robert Krause Co
Red Jacket
Mts. Co
Hoberts, Tr. Ny
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Cam Leary
Malter Barker College
Rock Island
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Walcott
Claus Meinert
Am. MN
Gracy Tree
Brelnbeck
Denahne H
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Bladdge
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Chas. Suhr
Irene W
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Falentt
Albert Levuhn
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Sak
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Ingang
Arn
Sewer
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Etay
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