Cedar Rapids Auction Adapts Stallion Terms for 1909
W. L. Det Cedar Rapids Iowa offers a horse at ainsworth location for the 1909 season. Terms require 15 dollars to insure a colt to stand and suck. Care will be taken to prevent accidents but no responsibility accepted. Mares may be parted with only for insurance money.
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Ainsworth
America
France
Langford Wins Fourth Round Knockout of Hague
Sam Langford the Boston colored heavyweight knocked out Ian Hague England in the fourth round at the National Sporting Club London. The title bout carried a $9 000 purse and was to last twenty rounds. Langford used ring craft to overcome weight height and reach disadvantages delivering a decisive early finish.
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London
Sam_ Langford
Boston
Ian Hague
England
National Sporting Club
Langford
Hague
Yesterday's Ball Games Across Leagues
National and American League results from yesterday feature Chicago at Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia St Louis New York Cleveland Detroit and Western and Omaha Des Moines matchups. Key pitcher lines include Brown Moran Covaleski McQuillan Doolin Fromme Roth Lush Bresnahan Mathewson Meyers Scott Smith Easterly Dygert Vickers Livingston etc.
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Brooklyn
R.h.le
Chicago
Brown-Moran
Rucker-Bergen
Boston
R.H.E. Pittsburg
Leifield
Willis
Gibson
Ferguson
Cincinnati
Covaleski
McQuillan and Doolin
Fromme and Roth
New York
R.H.E. Chicago
Scott, Smith and Sullivan
Brockett and Blair
Cleveland
R.H.E. Cleveland
Philphia
Young and Easterly
Dygert
Vickers
Livingston
Detroit
R.H.E Detroit
I Washton
Summers
Stanage
Schmidt
Smith
Altrock
One Owa Club Woman Rewarded at Davenport
Mrs Horace M Towner of Corning was elected recording secretary at the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Davenport for her long service to club life. Her husband is a Qisting and may run for congress. she balances club leadership with domestic duties.
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State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iowa
Davenport
Horace M. Towner
Congress
Jamieson
Towner
Corning
Gotch Defeats Olsen in Straight Falls at Auditorium
Frank Gotch world champion wrestler defeated Charles Olsen of St. Louis in straight falls at the Auditorium. First fall 21 minutes 40 seconds, second fall 15 minutes. Gotch will retire after June 11, canceling a match with Hackenschmidt and plans nose surgery in mid June to remove a growth from an old injury.
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Omaha
Frank Gotch
Charles Olsen
St. Louis
Olsen
Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Melbourne
Australia
England
Carriers Win Liquor Suit Over Dry Territory
The U S Supreme Court decided Adams Express Co v Kentucky in favor of the carrier, holding interstate commerce allows shipping liquor into a local option county despite Kentucky law. The ruling reversed Hart County Court and found the transaction interstate commerce.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Adams Express Company
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Express
Hart County
Kentucky
Suspect Arrested in Cheyenne Over Omaha Mail Car Robbery
A man calling himself L. A. Stembhoff was arrested in Cheyenne on suspicion of being an accomplice in the Union Pacific mail car robbery in Omaha Saturday night. He had $800 in bills in his possession.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
L. A. Stembhoff
Union Pacific Mail
Omaha
Hammond Declines Taft Offer To Chinese Mission
Washington May 25 After an hour long interview with President Taft John Hays Hammond declined the tender of the ministership to China.
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Washington
Taft John Hays Hammond
China
Record Wheat Price Reaches New High in St. Louis Market
In St. Louis on May 25 the cash wheat market set a peak with No 2 red wheat at 1.58 dollars per bushel, signaling strong demand and price momentum for nearby supplies.
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St. Louis
English couple on trial for cruelty to children in Paris
Cecil H. Sargent and his American wife Josephine Savin faced a Paris correctional court trial for allegedly mistreating children in their care. Witnesses testified the children were starved, maltreated, and beaten. Mrs Sargent broke down denying harm. Mr Sargent admitted administering corporal punishment while intoxicated.
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Paris
Cecil H. Sargent
Josephine Savin
New York
Mrs Sully Held in Contempt Over Large Jewelry Bill
New York May 25. In supreme court an application was filed to adjudge Mrs Daniel J Sully in contempt for failing to appear for testimony in a suit seeking 40000 dollars filed by a jeweler. The defense argues the bill was contracted by her husband who could not pay after losing a brokerage job in a market downturn.
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New York
Daniel J. Sully
Supreme Court
Free lumber defeated in senate as tariff plan collapses
Washington May 25 free lumber failed to pass when the McCumber amendment placing lumber on the free list was defeated 25 to 56. Dolliver and Cummins split over tariff revision as the lumber schedule was reached. Dolliver spoke against free lumber and voted no while Cummins, previously for free lumber, voted yes on the amendment. The House acted on related tariff measures and Porto Rico questions in the Philippine tariff bill.
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Washington
Senate
McCumbers
Senator Dolliver
Senator Cummins
Dolliver
Committee On Ways and
Porto Rico
Plan of new airship could revolutionize air navigation
George West Byron of Washington builds a combined aerodrome and dirigible with two rigid aluminium planes carrying five and seven gas bags. The 800 pound craft would lift nearly 1000 pounds, reach 40 mph, and is touted as nearly indestructible and destined for universal use. Washington financiers back the project. trials may occur near Washington with potential government purchase.
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George West Byron
Washington
United States
Europe
Mr. Byron
Wright
Byron
Selfridge
Fort Myer
Washington Post
Boy Drowned in Slop Barrel Near Bon Homme Farm
A two year old child of Mr and Mrs J Den Ouden of Bon Homme county South Dakota drowned after climbing a fence and falling headfirst into a partially filled slop barrel found near the yard fence. The tragedy is described as another recent child death in the region.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Iag
J. den Ouden
Bon Homme County
Walter and Diner Exchange Sharp Apology Over Error
A dialogue note shows Walter apologizing for a gross error in addition while claiming the firm would have benefited anyway. Diner counters that there is no excuse, highlighting accountability and consequences in the exchange.
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Walter
Local improvements by citizens add cement foundations and sidewalks
Col Nicola plans a 26 by 28 foot cement foundation house in town. Samuel Gardner will build a 26 by 28 foot cement block foundation home. J J Minick of Minick and Son oversees several 30 by 40 foot houses with cement or limestone foundations. West Chester contracts for 1500 to 2000 feet of cement sidewalk. Various residents add walks and improved sidewalks around homes.
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Col Nicola
Samuel Gardner
J. J. Minick
Minick & Son
Cement Contractors
Ike Colthurst
Ainsworth
Iowa
Roy Maple
J. J. McKeone
Earnest Dean
J. J. Anderson
Clifford Long
Long Brothers Brick and Tile Co
Reverend I W Williamson Endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy
Huntington West Virginia resident Rev I W Williamson testifies he used Foley's Kidney Remedy for nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble and is free to say it will do all claimed. He says it has restored health and strength to thousands of weak run down people and contains no harmful drugs. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co endorse.
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I. W. Williamson
Huntington
W. Va
Foley
School Children Attend Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Event
More than 16 000 Seattle area pupils were guests of the exposition management Saturday March 27 indicating strong local turnout and official participation in the Alaska Yukon Pacific event.
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Seattle
Vicinity
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