Nonjury District Court Terms List and Docket
In district court for this term no jury cases are scheduled. A divorce is granted. Several cases list trial and decree actions, defaults, and continuances. Notable items include guardianship orders, trial notices, and quiet title decrees with numerous default of defendants.
Roosevelt Nominates Yeemans to Interstate Commerce Commission
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the nomination of James D. Yeemans of Iowa for the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Roosevelt
Senate
James D. Yeemans
Iowa
Interstate Commerce
Teachers of First United Presbyterian Sabbath School Meeting Canceled
The regular meeting of the teachers will not be held tomorrow evening due to the illness of Rev. Ross.
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First United Presbyterian Sabbath School
Ross
Beauty ruined skin healed by Arriva Salve
Harriet Howard of 29 W 34th St New York suffered years of eczema and rheum before Bucklen's Arriva Salve cured her. The ad promotes Arriva Salve as a quick healer for cuts burns and bruises available for 25 cents at J H Stewart's drug store.
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Harriet Howard
W. 34Th St
New York
Bucklen
J. H. Stewart
Local social and meeting notices from area church and clubs
The regular BE SBE 8 meeting and installation of officers will be held this evening in the Masonic Temple. Junior League members and friends plan a social tomorrow night in the League room from seven to nine. Last evening at eight thirty, at the Methodist parsonage, Miss Maggie Boileau and Mr Bert White were married, with Rev Schreckengast officiating. They will reside nearby and have two Boileau sisters as attendants. A dancing party is set for Swift Hall this evening by the Thursday club. Friends gathered for a card evening hosted by Miss Kathryn Wilson on East Washington street. Mr Fred Smith of Richland attended as an out of town guest.
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Masonic Temple
Maggie Boileau
Bert White
Schreckengast
Anna
Clara Boileau
James Bedlear
James White
Swift Hall
Kathryn Wilson
East Washington Street
Fred Smith
Richland
Davenport Partners Split Over Locomotive Works Venture
Davenport reports confirm Joseph H H Flick and Edward B Johnson of Flick and Johnson Construction have dissolved their Davenport Locomotive Works partnership. Flick seeks a large New Mexico railroad contract while Johnson would assume the business interests. Lola Roach dies after eating pie believed poisoned. state chemist analyzes stomach contents. I Viller of Chicago, a horse buyer, is in the city.
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Davenport
Joseph HH Flick
Edward 8. Johnson
Flick & Johnson Construction Company
Flick
Johnson
Locomotive Works
New Mexico
Des Moines
Lola Roach
Emanuel Roach
Glenwood
Iowa
I. Viller
Chicago
City
Hreman Injured by Mail Pouch Strike on 490
Fireman Wm. Hibbard of the second section of the 490 suffers a head injury after a Mail Pouch strike. Incident details describe the blow and medical response at the scene.
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Wm. Hibbard
Fireman Wm Hibbard Injured by Mail Sack on Train
In Davenport a fireman named Wm Hibbard was struck by a mail sack from a passing train near Verdi station. He remains in a semi conscious state with possible concussion, nose bleeding, and uncertain injury extent. He is married, from Eldon, and was transported home after treatment by Rock Island physicians. The same report notes a cold snap creating ten inch river ice and upcoming ice harvesting.
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Wm. Hibbard
Verdi
Washington
Vaas
Rock Island
Presen
Eldon
McLaughlin
Ott Cavin
Davenport
Lafayette Young and son sail for Colon to view canal work
Des Moines reports Lafayette Young and his son Harold departed New Orleans on the steamer Beverly for Colon to inspect ongoing canal operations. They expect to reach Colon some day next week and have secured good accommodations aboard.
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Des Moines
Lafayette Young and Son
Harold
New Orleans
Colon
Beverly
Tragic scalding death of West child in Marshalltown
Gen evieve West 4 years old fell into a bath tub of boiling water and died yesterday in Marshalltown Iowa. J P Faris plans a visit to Red Oak to see son Roy and family for a few weeks starting tomorrow morning.
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Marshalltown
Genevieve
Ek. M. West
J. P. Faris
Red Oak
Roy
My Uncle the Bunko Steerer
A timid country youth, Ben Trask, travels to the city and is approached by a sharp who pretends to be his uncle. After a faux pas in a bunko scheme, an older relative exposes the ruse and teaches him to avoid sharpers. Ben learns business acuity and becomes his uncle’s successor with his mother’s help.
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Till
Scummel Trask
Min
Benjamin Trask
Tom
Jim
Greenprocer
Hirth
Ben
Anthony Harold Barnes
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