Bakery and horse sale notes across Crawfordsville area
Local columns report bakery goods sales at Johnson's bakery and Go to the Johnson bakery tomorrow. Asa Reid and Dan Taylor attend a Kalona horse sale. Several residents visit Crawfordsville, Kalona, and Oskaloosa. Dimmitt plans Christmas return from South Africa. town news includes visitors, medical updates, and political event mentions. Tone’s Spices advertised for digestion and purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crail
Oskaloosa
D. T H. Logan
Crawfordsville
B. S. Radclff
Fairfielld
John McCartney
Asa Reid
Link Hall
Dan Taylor
Kalona
Johnson Bakery
Lou Cunningham
Jessie Crooks
Registration of Voters for 1903 Elections
Electors who voted in the fall of 1902 or spring 1908 may vote without further registration. All others must register today or on Saturday Oct 31 1903. Those out of the city all day may register and vote on election day. Those in the city during registration hours who did not vote in 1902 or 1903 must register now.
Crawfordsville Social Roundup From October News
Local notes from Crawfordsville list visits and arrivals including Wi Wittrig from St Louis and Mr and Mrs J H McCleary in Washington. Waning changes mention restaurant sale to D G Griffith and Chas Clossen to run the restaurant. A Republican rally featured J L Hendrix of Allerton as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Logan
Dr. Morrison
J. M. Lytle
J. HI. Hendrix
Allerton
Brighton
Mr. Hendrix
Republican Party
J. Hi. Dimmitt
South Africa
Mr. Dimmitta
Wi Wittrig
St. Louis
John Wittrig
McCleary
Mary Parker
Washington
Hep Riley
Oskaloosa
W. W. Whipple
Peoria
Logan
the Gazette
N. BK
Lion
Hendrix
Armstrong
John Harper
Local Residents Share News From Has kis and Riverside
Oct 21 Win Blanchard of Blanchard and Glesler Muscatine was an overnight visitor in Haskins. Mrs Scott of Riverside visits at her son B K Annas home. Mrs J B Rabenold recovering from illness. Milwaukee Co erects dwelling for section foreman. Jno iden of Washington and family visit HasKins. J H Mahaffey’s friend visits in Sun. Haskins Townsite Co plans auction sale of lots on Wednesday Oct 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Blanchard
Blanchard and Glesler
Muscatine
Haskins
Scott
Riverside
B. K. Annas
J. B. Rabenold
Milwaukee Co
Jno Iden
Washington
Ilaskins Eee
J. Hi. Mahaffey
Friemis
Jlaskins ‘Townsite Co
Eureka Neighbors Report Activities and Visits
Oct 22 notes show Elmer Kephart on Eureka roads with others visiting relatives in Crawfordsville and Wisconsin. Local residents moved homes and hunted along Skunk River. School grounds graded and hitchracks erected. Several families, including Been blossom and Hoxworth kin, spent Sundays visiting Ed Myall, Ed Miller, and others in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kephart
Eureka
Neal and Son
Wisconsin
Charles Caldwell
Ed Benson
Crawfordsville
Dave Cocklings
Mr. Kelley
Cocklin
Hh. Lins
Wilber Beenblossom
Rev
M. L. Sanders
Frank McKune
Skunk River
J. B. Bidwell
Idaho
Chas. Hoxworth
C. R. Been Blossom
Rank Scranton
Eva
Bessie Hoxworth
Ed Myall’s
Chas. Nicola
Washington
Ed Miller Home
Aimsworth Briefs From Burlington District
Oct 23 motion report lists John Sullivan returning to Burlington after a brief visit. Georgia McConnaughey travels to Washington to visit relatives. W. H. Compton and family of Cotter are in town between trains. Mrs. Bertha Booth returns to Washington after visiting her sister. Mrs. J A Loof and children head back to North English after visiting here. Miss Clara Coulter of Washington visits R. H. Easter and Mrs. T J Easter. Crawfordsville hosts U P church dedication with Mrs. Mary Tomita and Mrs. T J Easter attending. W S Stone of Cleveland, Ohio visits his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
Burlington
Georgia McConnaughey
Washington
W. H. Compton
Cotter
Bertha Booth
KF. G. Sands
J. A. Loof
Clara Coulter
R. H
T. J. Easter
Mary Tomita
Crawfordsville
U. P
W.S. Stone
Cleveland
Ohio
Mothers favor Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children
Mrs. Pilmer of Cordova Iowa says her child suffered severe croup and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gave prompt relief. Many mothers in the neighborhood share this view and want no other for their children. For sale by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
Nature of a Legal Oath in Court Martial of Gen Chase
The court martial hearing Brigadier General John Chase of Colorado National Guard considered what constitutes a legal oath. Notary B F McKiroy testified the signature on the habeas corpus return was his but no oath ceremony occurred though Chase asked to swear. Attorneys debated whether perjury essentials were present and the court adjourned for briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John Chasge
National Guard of
Colorado
BF. W. McKiroy
Cripple Creek
Chase
McKiroy
General Chase
McBlroy
Burglary Hits Superior Postoffice Stamps Vault
The Superior postoffice vault was robbed of about 15 000 dollars in stamps and 100 dollars in fractional silver. The break in occurred without explosives, and only an electric pocket lamp was left. No arrests or suspects. bloodhounds unavailable due to illness. The crime suggests professional planning. In a separate report, Archbishop Jon J. Kain was buried in Calvary cemetery beside Archbishop Kenrick as Cardinal Gibbons presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Superior Postotiics
St. Louis
Get
Jon J. Kain
Calvary Cemetery
Kenrick
Cardinal Gibbons
J. J. Keane
Dubuque
Samuel E. Morss Dies After Fall From Sentinel Building
Samuel E. Morss former consul general at Paria and proprietor of The Evening Sentinel died after falling from the third story of the Sentinel building in Indianapolis. Officials suspect a heart attack after he opened his office window for air. He left a widow and one daughter. Born December 15 1802 in Fort Wayne Ind he served on the Fort Wayne Gazette editorial staff and led the Fort Wayne Sentinel before helping found the Kansas City Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolia
Samuel E. Morss
Paria
The
Evening Sentinel
Kanews City Star
United States
Sentinel
Moras
Tie
Morass
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fort Wayne Gazette
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Kansas City Star
Devonshire Declares Liberal Unionists Should Support Government
In a published letter Duke of Devonshire urges Liberal Unionists to stay loyal to the government on the Home Rule issue. He notes the fiscal question may need reconsideration and stresses precautions against Home Rule proposals in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Devonshire
Edward
King’s official stance uncertain after terse Knockingham reply
A terse knockout reply from Knockingham police rejects political commentary tied to the king. The private secretary is ordered to insist the king does not express political views except with parliamentary approval, deeming the reported statement inaccurate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knockingham Police
Presidential call for extra session on Cuba treaty approval
The president dissolves in a proclamation the Fifty eighth Congress to convene November in Washington to decide whether to approve the Cuba reciprocity treaty. He emphasizes that congressional approval is needed for the treaty to take effect and public interest requires early operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fifty Eighth Congress
Congress
Cuba
United State
Congress of the United States
Robbers Loot Romulus Bank After Early Morning Break-In
Residents woke to a bank break in by thieves who entered the Petrovsky blacksmith shop first then blew the bank safe. Tools lay beside the overturned safe and no clear direction of escape was found as insurance agents and residents arrived. The explosion drew locals to the scene and investigators suspect no loot was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romulus
Mich
Get
Petrovsky
Russian view on US China treaty contesting Manchuria rights
The Novykrr of Port Arthur argues article 12 of the accord opens Manchuria to US trade and threatens Russian interests. It says ratification requires changes as Russia maintains historic rights and exclusive railway privileges with China over the contested territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Novykrr
Port Arthur
United States
China
Manchuria
Russia
Vongkrai
Coachman Was a Thief Stole $11000 in Jewels
Detectives identify Benjamin Cunlagher, a Parker house coachman, as the thief in the August 1 jewelry theft from Mrs. Samuel Parker in Honolulu. Most jewels recovered. one blue diamond worth 4500 dollars missing, likely sent to the Pacific coast. Parker family declines prosecution due to his past employment with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Samuel Parker
Benjamin Cunlagher
Parkers
Pacific Coast
Gallagher
The
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P.O
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A. M. Cowden
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Lou Vogt
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E. A. Strain
J. D. Cowan
Childen
Wyman
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Tedianapotts Sentinel Office
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Leslie M. Shaw
State Central Committee
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