Trial of Mrs Gallaugher Continues Quiet Perjury Proceedings
In Marengo Indiana on January 12 the seventh day of Mrs Gallaugher's perjury trial progressed with routine testimony from the witness Honda contradicted by the former coroner's jury. The defense argued facts favoring acquittal while testimony focused on Mrs Gallaugher's character. Tomorrow noon may start closing arguments as the case nears its end. A highlighted defendant remains jailed awaiting further developments.
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Marengo
Gallaugher
Devou
Town-Johnson
Honda
Indicted Leaders Face Requisition and Fair Trial Concerns
Governor Hank responds to a possible requisition for Taylor and Finley from Kentucky. Dispatches quote Ollie Tames predicting Betham will seek the order to assure a fair trial. Hank says he will not honor a requisition unless a fair trial is assured and Hanley claims no opinion on the case. He avoids public stance since the campaign.
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Indianapolis
Pam Cen
Taylor
Minley Witl
Kentucky
Lanos
Hank
Dispatches
Washington
Ollie Tames
Bethham
Finley
Nauly
Hanley
Mason City Carnegie library dedicated in city ceremony
The $20,000 Carnegie library in Mason City was dedicated with a reception at the new building and a formal dedicatory address by Dr. A B Sharms of Ames. Greetings were voiced by Miss Alice S Tyler and H M Turner with brief remarks from Colonel S H McConlogue and Mayor Morris. Andrew Carnegie funded the project with $20,000, and local citizens contributed $10,000.
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Mason City
Carnegie Library
Library, Board and
City -Enunels
Opera House
A B. Shcrms
Ames
Alice S. Tyler
Town Library Commission
H. M. Turner
Modern Brotherhood of America Holds Open Meeting and Award
Lafayette lodge hosts an all invited open meeting with 400 attendees to celebrate a banner and $50 gold purse won by Lafayette for largest membership. Supreme officers present. Kane honored with a gold watch guard. Davenport's Blocker's Orchestra provides music and a 2 am dance follows.
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Lafayette Lodge
Brotherhood of Seater
Rettmer
L. Ball
Supreme
United States
T. 5. Haley
W. Keane
Lafayette Indee
MB. Beals
M.T. Sawoedy
Order
Slevession
Ok. A. Hunley
Ideal Joage
Lafayette
B.L. Balz
Kane
I. A. Hanley
DeWoody
J. A. Hupley
J. G Langna
T. B. Hanley
A. L. Balz
A. Hauser
Lulu Maser
W BH
Lefayette Lodge
Mes
Davenport
Town
Blocker
Transfer Saloons Four Eitaicuments In Erahdl Town Change
A fragment reports that four saloons in Des Moines area were virtually transferred to Des Moines Malt Co at a regular city meeting. Local management remains unchanged and operations continue as before under F. W. Brewer, with no schedule changes disclosed.
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Taz
B. P. Parker
Des Moines
Banks Are Offered a Simple Way to Save Money
A 19th century note extols small savings through the Union Savings Bank plan. It urges depositing pennies and nickels, teaching economy and frugality, and building a habit of saving for both young and old. The message highlights the value of regular deposits and earned interest as a path to capital.
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Union Savings Bank
Leather Workers Union Holds Annual Election
The Leatherworkers Union held its annual election in G. A. B. hall Monday night electing President W. A Thoubs Vice President Wm Jesse Recording Secretary Win Ral etom Financial Treasurer H L Darby Marshal C Andrebough Chaplain Chas Helsingen Guard E Maloney Organizer A J Belivan Correspondent J Holzrepher Executive Board Clemeyer Behuke and Hill Delegates to Arsenal Federation Herges and H Von Seggern Grand masquerade of the Veteran Volunteer Firemen's association at Turner hall Saturday evening January 14 1995 Music by Stresser's Union band Tickets 50 cents a couple extra. A good time guaranteed to all.
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Leatherworkers’ Union
Ww- A! Thoubs
Wm. Jesse
Win Raletom
H. L. Darby
Behuke
Hill
Arsenal Federation
Herges
H. von Seggern
Weather and pedestrian safety in Davenport snow and ice
A Davenport resident laments slick sidewalks at Brady and Third and argues for leaving snow on smooth walks for safety. He cites a case where a man helped another avoid bankruptcy by extending credit in a time of need, reflecting on local attitudes toward winter conditions and humor.
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Davenpokter
Brady
Third Streets
Dence
Banks New Play Scorches Big at the Burtis
The initial production of Charles Eugene Banks new poetic drama, Sp American Woman, at the Burtis Opera House, draws praise for strong acting led by Amber Lionlora and Bradlee Martin. The cast features William Whittleson and Virginia Ackerman with notable costumes and scenic effects. A curtain speech by Banks credited local support and expressed gratitude to Miss Lawford and others who aided the production.
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Charles
Eugene
Burtis Opera House
Jascal
Pew Play
Amber Lionlora
Aki
Bradlee Martin
Solomon Slupski
Bites
Bites \Lawford, ware elah Bay
Gant
Todley
Magnates to Gather for Western League Meeting
Omaha January 12 news notes the annual Western League meeting set for Thursday the 12th at the Peston Hotel cafe. Des Moines Osntillon Sioux City Duncan and St. Joseph Chamberlain will arrive Wednesday morning with President Sexton to attend. The meeting will appoint officers, standing committees, and finalize the circuit constitution for the new season.
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Omaha
Western League
Osntillon
Des Moines
Two US officers killed and Moros fight at Jolo
On Jolo island a clash with refractory Moros left Lieutenant James M. Jewell and a private of the Fourteenth United States Cavalry dead and Second Lieutenant Roy W. Ashbrook of the Seventeenth Infantry, Captain Halstead Dovey, Second Lieutenant H C Richardson of the Fourteenth Cavalry and three privates wounded. A Moro fort was captured and destroyed after Major Scott, governor, sought peaceful means. Jewell born in Illinois in 1874 served in the Spanish American War and rose to second lieutenant in 1901. Dovey was a nephew of Mrs Murat Halstead and had served as military attache and observer on world tours.
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Manila
Jolo
James M. Jewell
Fourteenth United States Cavalry
Roy W. Ashbrook
Seveneenth Infantry
Halstead Dorey
Fourth Infantry
H.C. Richardson
Fourteenth Cavalry
Major Scott
Scott
Tinois
Washington
Jewell
Jule Island
Glinois
Tilingis Cavadry
Eighth United States Cavalry
Rose Rapidy
Fouteenth Cavalry
South Carolina
Halstead Dovey
Mra
Murat Halstead
Cineraniutt
Bantiage
Montauke-Polot
Philippines
Wips
Kaiser’s Dentist Dies by Own Action in Berlin
The emperor’s favorite physician Dr. Sylvester reportedly took his own life yesterday in Berlin. An American dentist who arrived fifty years ago, he faced financial difficulties despite a steady career. Friends recall his struggle with lingering illness and recent grave distress.
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Berlin
Algtso H. Sylvester
William
Sylvester
Petice of Maines
Bat
Silvester
Onenza
Sud
Woman Dies Beside Newborn Baby on River Shanty Boat
Annie McGibbons of Fort Madison Ta left home to chase a river man named Frank Piers and was found dead beside her newborn infant in a Mississippi River shanty boat. A coroner’s jury cited death from exposure and neglect.
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Annie McGibbons
Fort Madison
St Louis
Annie McGibbess
Fort Muizon
Frank Piers
Goroner-Streeper
Piers
Rev. F. L. Guthrie Dead in China Mission
Cable dispatch from Evanston reports the death of Rev. Frederick L. Guthrie missionary in Hing Hun China. Guthrie was founder of the boys' echo and a Northwestern University class of 1895 member from Wachita Kansas.
City Council to Investigate Barber Aswheld Payments
The Marshalltown Virginia council resolution directs a full investigation into payments by the Barber Aswheld Paylag company over the past two years. The judiciary committee is tasked to protect property owners and consider bond action if needed.
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Marshalltown
Judiciary Committee
New Officers Elected At Madison County Society Meeting
Winterset Tulsa December 7 The Madison County Agricultural Society held its annual meeting in Winterset on Saturday. Officers were elected for the ensuing year with J H Dow named president and Hudson as secretary amid ongoing discussions on county improvements. The gathering adjourned after addressing suggested measures for betterment.
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Madison County Agricultural Society
Tts
Winterset
Tulsa
Madison County Agricultural ‘Society
Old Ia
J. H. Dow
Prest
Hudson
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Burtis
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Wing
Franklin
Frederick
Savings Bank
Every. Homie
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Brady Street
Prones
F. H. Bartemeyer
William. Heuer
S. E. Corner
Brady Sts
Iowa
Moros
Burt
Salo Island
Kaiser
Alonzo H. Sylvester
Maine
F. L. Guthrie
H. Dudley
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Marion Smart
Hilarious Musical Comedy Company
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