Drunken Marshaltown Scuffle Ends in Murder Charge
Marshalltown. Frank A. Henson, a young Iowa Central engineer, is charged with murder in the death of his friend Ston E Boody, 20, a brakeman of the same road. Boody died twenty minutes after a knife wound believed to be inflicted by Benson during a drunken scuffle. Renskin and Ward were involved as witnesses and authorities continue the investigation.
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Marshaltown
Marshalltown
Frank A. Henson
Iowa Central
Les
Cosy
Ston E. Boody
Boody
Benson
William Renskin
Dex Moines
Chicago Great Western Aiegnan
Pope
Boady
Nicholson
Officerius
Toulson
Nichols
Carrington
Windsor Hotel
Plood
Renskin
Des Moines Firengey
Chariton Suffers $30,000 Fire in Business District
A 2 am blaze in Chariton damaged Hollingson & Larimer store where it started and spread to adjacent buildings. Losses included Scott’s meat market between $1,500 and $2,000 with $1,300 covered by insurance, and household goods of Mrs. Mary Gorman destroyed. total damage about $30,000 with insurance on some properties.
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Chariton
George Scott & Sou
Hollingson & Larimer Bl Dae
Scott
Mary Gorman
Colorado
Land cases decided in federal court northern Iowa
In a federal decision covering northwest Iowa land grants tied to railroad expansion, Judge Reed ruled on land titles and homesteading rights. Over 40000 acres offered to the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway with conditions. the railroad failed to connect Sioux City to the state line, affecting disposition of 300000 acres. The remaining 100000 acres went to homesteaders who possess by priority of residence, with land located in northwestern Iowa.
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Iowa
Dubuque
Congress
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Moder
Sioux City
Connet
Reed
Awa
Man sues Pisgah store over wife and children death
A jury verdict of $2 100,860 was awarded against the Pisgah department store in the Chapman case involving a wife and three children who died about one year ago after Chapyuin purchased oil for a coal of jump. An explosion occurred and the oil contained 2 percent gasoline. A prior $2,000 verdict was deemed exorbitant and set aside.
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Logan
Lee Chapman Soft Agaimet
Pisgah
Chapyuin
Afton Treasurer Theodore Shunk Holds Long City Post
Theodore Shunk serves as city treasurer of Afton for 33 years with 27 continuous years in office. First nominated in 1871, he holds a long record of monetary stewardship and municipal service.
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Afton
Theodore Shunk
Iown
Saved His Life In Queer Way On Lake Chu
Insurance broker Stewart Dunbar of Olle rago nearly died after stepping onto a C N W track and catching his foot under a passing hand car. He escaped by throwing money and signaling danger with his head, a bold act that saved his life.
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Lake Chu
Stewart Dunbar
Ollerago
Dunbar
Manhattan salad proprietors fined for contempt of court
Conneth Rast A Larsen and Martin Jensen, Manhattan salad proprietors in Council Bluffs, were fined $1 000 each by Judge O D Wheeler for contempt of court in violating an injunction. They were committed to custody until fines and costs, totaling $2 130, were paid. Applause from women in court prompted the judge to condemn the outburst and warning against such expressions. The case stems from alleged violations by the Manhattan establishment, a known source of enforcement concerns.
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Council Bluffs
Conneth Rast
A. Larsen
Martin Jensen
Manhattan
O. D. Wheeler
Larsen
Jenson
Wheeter
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Wheeler
Victim of Feud Dies After Two Day Illness
Long standing quarrel between Ma Son City men ends fatally as George Steverns dies from infection after being shot by F H McDonnell timekeeper at Northwestern States cement plant. Attempts to remove bullets failed. McDonnell held on a $2 bond.
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Ma Son City
Mabou
George Steverns
F. H. McDonnell
Northwestern States Cement
Stevens
McDonnell
Sonday
J. W. Martin
Plant
McDonell
Des Moines County Insane Hospital Faces Cruelty Charges
Sensational charges of cruelty and neglect have been filed against the superintendent Baumberger and four attendants at the Des Moines town hospital for the insane. Attendants resigned over conditions. accusations include unwarranted cruelty, improper care, and lack of sanitation and decent food. The state board of control will review the case for investigation.
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Des Moines
Burlington
Des Moines Town Hospital
Beause
Baumberger
State Board of Control
Black Hand Mystery Cleared in Chatsworth Case
The Chatsworth Black Hand mystery ends with George Heinvirch aged 22 or 24 accused. Frank Wakeman, a wealthy paint merchant, found a note demanding a $1,000 deposit to keep silent. The writing matched checks Heinrichs had penned. authorities secured a confession and he awaits trial.
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Chitsworth
Chatsworth
George
Heinvich
Frank Wakeanan
Wakeman
Heinrichs
Woman Burned to Death Near Farm Home
Mrs. Joseph Keller wife of a farmer living four miles north of town was burned to death while raking leaves on a bonfire. Mrs Sel Jen’s clothing caught fire and before the garments could be removed she was badly burned, dying four hours later. The woman left a husband and four small children.
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Yaer
Joseph Keller
Sel Jen
Fire destroys stock on Crossley farm injuring eight horses
A fire at the A. A. Crossley farm burned eight horses and eleven cows along with machinery hay and feed. The blaze caused未知 damage with an estimated loss of ten dollars. The stock belonged to tenant M. E. Yan Wey.
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Mason
A. A. Crossley
He Stovck
M. EB. Yan Wey
Iowa Boy Wins a Prize in National Architecture Contest
Oskaloosa student Harry L. Bealiy of Hoxton Institute of Technology earned a mention in the Boston Society of Architects competition. Hundreds of students entered solving architecture problems. The prize offers six years of study at the institute with all expenses paid and $1,000 in cash.
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Iowa
Oskaloosa
Harry L. Bealiy
Oakaloosa
Hoxton
Institute of Technology
Boston Society of Architects
Fitaux Arte
Bryan Bryan Bryan and the Jefferson Dinner
Lincoln Nebraska man withdraws acceptance of invitation to the Jefferson day banquet in New York citing unwisdom of attending The National Democratic club invited William Jennings Bryan to speak with other speakers named Gov Johnson Harmon and Gray Bryan later made clear he preferred to be the last speaker with the address on The Art of Government The dispute drew opposition from anti Bryan factions and Sulzer of New York circulated a telegram claiming disagreement over Bryan's role Meanwhile Bryan traveled to Kansas delivering speeches at Hutchinson Dodge City and Garden City before continuing to Colorado
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Washington
Sulzer
New York
Jeterson
Bryan
National Democratic
Elah
Committee On
Silver
John Fox
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Judge Harmon
Gray
Mc Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Sulzer Enl- WihAtes
Orchard's Freedom Asked in Idaho Pardons Case
In Holse Idaho an urgent pardon filing is delayed as Myaiik of Wytrnin, guided by Johwe Fronant Wood, flees with the state pardon board application. A May to July delay is expected for board action after the next meeting. the case hinges on a regn ins renting decision. Also reported is Joliet fires destroying Barrett lock with over 100000 loss, two escapes, Harreld Hardware and Joliet National Bank offices affected.
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Holse
Idaho
Acton
Myaiik
Wytrnin
Johwe Fronant Wood
Rink Court
State Board of Pardon
Appleating
Joliet
Til
Aja
Barrett Lock
Harreld Hardware
Joliet National Bank
Newark Man Arrested in Black Hand Letter Case
In Newark on April 6, William Mroeuin, a longtime servant in Judge Gottfried Krenger’s household, was arrested on charges of sending two threatening letters to the judge and his daughter, William TN Plina. The case centers on alleged Black Hand activity in the area.
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Nab
Newark
Noo Oh
William Mroeuiin
Gottfried Krenger
Thin City
William TN Plina
Kreuger
Three Are Drowned in Willoughby Bay Off Norfolk
Norfolk Apr 6 Captain M VY Miles of Matthews county Virginia and two young brothers from Maryland, Tyler and Waring, were drowned Saturday while tonging oysters. Their skiff was struck by a high sea and sank.
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Norfolk
M. VY
Miles
Matthews County
Virginia
Tyler
Maryland
Willoughby Bay
Seven Years for Perjury in Livingston Trial
Livingston Mont April 6 Charles W Campbell found guilty of perjury sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary He testified for the defense in the Harmey Haney case and faced the jury as a witness Saturday in the long trial
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Livingston
Mont
Charles W. Campbell
Campbell
Prince Rafidor Karl Deorzeviteh Dies in Paris
BITS OF NEWS. Prince Rafidor Karl Deorzeviteh, cousin of King Peter of Servia, dies in Paris. Other items note New York births, strikes, theft arrest in Mountaindale, an explosion aboard the British steamer Helle of Scotland at Callao, Peru, and officials from China touring San Francisco to study U S commerce and education.
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Rafidor Karl-Deorzeviteh
Peter of Servia
Paris
New York City
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Tayard ‘Taylor
San Francisco
United States
Antwerp
Watson Heads Populists for President Ticket
The People's party convention nominated Thomas B. Watson of Georgia for president and Samuel Williams of Indiana for vice president after stormy sessions. Nebraska and Minnesota delegates opposed Bryan and walked out, promising to support him. Bryan is nominated at Denver.
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St. Louis
Apr
United States
Thomas B. Watson
Georgia
Samuel Williams
Indiana
People's Party
Nebraska
Minnesota
William J. Bryan
Jay W. Forest
Albany
N. Y
Watson
T. J. Weighan
Bryan
Denver
Twenty Year Health Sentence Cured by Arnica Salve
O S Woolaver of Henaysville claims a twenty year health sentence ended by Burklew's Arnica salve which cured him of bee stings. Bucklen's Arnica salve heals the worst sores burns and wounds in short time sold at R H Miller's drug store.
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Burklew
O.S. Woolaver
Henaysville
Bucklen
R. H.miller's
Kodol Ad Promises Quick Help for Indigestion
To have perfect health we must have perfect digestion and it is very important not to permit delay the moment the stomach feels out of order. Take something at once that you know will promptly and unfailingly assist digestion. There is nothing better than Kodol for dyspepsia. Indigestion, sour stomach, belching of gas and nervous headaches Kodol is natural digestant, and will digest what you eat. Sald by , Conner & Co.
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Sald By
Conner & Co
Fol ey's Honey and Par for Coughs Safe Remedy
Notice to Our Customers states Fol ey's Honey and Par for coughs and lung troubles are not affected by the Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Recommends it as a safe remedy for children and adults, Conner & Co.
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Foley
Conner & Co
Good for Everybody Orino Laxative Product
A new remedy called Good for Everybody Orino Laxative Syrup PruitSyrup claims to improve on older laxatives by not griping or causing discomfort and is offered with a guarantee by K. B. Conner & Co.
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Orino
K. B. Conner & Vo
Dean's Ointment Promises Relief for Piles
Itching and bleeding piles are said to yield to Dean's ointment. Chronic cases are claimed to be relieved and tingling cured. All druggists sell it.
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Dean
Health Coffee substitute and tonics claim strength
An ad notes Falay's Woney and Tar as a strong cough remedy and lung tonic in a yellow labeled package. Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin is linked to Health Coffee a pretend coffee substitute made from toasted grains malt and other additives. The ad also promotes Dean's Regulats a laxative and a butter scotch reminiscence from Taylor's.
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Falay
E. I. Conoar & Co
Dr. Shoop
Racine
Wisconsin
Favorite Prescription for Women by Dr. Pierce
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non secret, known composition remedy for women's ailments. It claims benefits for expectant mothers, outlines alcohol free ingredients, and notes a free little endorsements booklet. Also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation and overall health.
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Pierce
Avery
R. V. Pierce
Dr Shoop's Restorative Promises Spring Vitality
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Restorative as a genuine tonic for tired nerves and sluggish circulation. It claims indoor living weakens organs and heart action, urging a few weeks of use to show daily improvements, with E I Conner & Co selling the remedy.
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Dr. Shoop
Kidney Cure Patient Claims Complete Recovery
For over five years I suffered kidney and bladder problems causing pain and weakness. I lost weight and nearly gave up work. After three doctors failed, Foley's Kidney Cure gave relief with the first bottle, and after the second I was completely cured. E. E. Conner & Co.
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B. Spiegel
Virginia Streat
Evansville
Ind
Foley
E. E. Conner & Co
Electric Bitters Restore Health Says Man From Indiana
Nine years ago Mr. C Worthing of M44d Creek Indiana recalls a near death from weakness. A doctor recommended Electric Bitters and after using a bottle he recovered strength and vitality. Sold with guarantees at Miller's drug store for 50 cents.
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Mr. C. Worthing
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promises Health Toning
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a sure stomach toner and blood purifier. It claims to regulate kidneys liver and bowels and markets the spring tonic as a maker of lasting health. The price is listed as $56 for tea or tablets by R. Miller.
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Hollister
R. . Miller
Dr King's New Life Pills Purify Liver and Bowels
An advertisement promoting Dr King s New Life Pills as reliable purifiers to cleanse the liver bowels and purge bile poisons, aiding relief from jaundice and biliousness with easy action and no grinding or gunping, offered at the local drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Eark. A. Miller’s Drug Store
Pain Relief Claim from Dr. Shoop Ad in Wisconsin
An advertisement touts Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain tablets or Dr. Shoop's Handache Tablets as quick pain relief. It claims congested blood is redirected from pain centers, offering relief in about 20 minutes with a package priced at 25 cents for 20 tablets.
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Shoop
Orasaura
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Promoted for Children
Kennedy's Laxative cough syrup touted as palatable to children and effective without causing constipation. It claims to prompt gentle bowel action to help expel colds while reducing inflammation and is sold by B. E. Couner & Co.
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Kennedy
B. EB. Couner & Co
Dr Thomas Electric Pain Relief Ad Claim
An advertisement states Dr Thomas Electric offers pain relief for all causes and bodies. It touts universal efficacy with phrases about ending pain. The copy emphasizes rapid effect and long lasting relief, urging readers to try the device for varied aches.
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Elie Nlmer & Co
Bing Sheers Iton
Ipassional & Business Directory
Haghard
F. Peke
Haggard & Peek
Algona
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E. V. Swetting
Loau
Sullivan
McMahon Sullivan
Tarrington LJ Dickinson Harrington & Dickinson
J. L. Bonar
Algona State Bank
Sm. M. Galbraith
Dtorneys AV Law
Lowa
John Galbraith Black
M. J. Kenefick
Algona Hospital
J. Gay
Ehrers
Call Street
C.H. Oretzmeyer
John Galbraith
Walter Fraser
Cowles & Murtagh
Glasier
D. C
Albuna
Towa
E. Sayers
Brown's Livery
Gona
Geo
Shelley
Sue OK
Person Algona, JA
Iowa State News
County
Jefferson
Johnson
Nebrasxan
Lincoln
Mrr. Sniver
National Democratic Club
National Democratic Era
Orchard
Williams
Georgia Man
Taylor’s
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