Chassell Mileage Bill Advances Through Legislature
Des Moines reports the Chassell family mileage bill passing the house amid railroad opposition and assurances to lawmakers. Senate action follows with appropriations for a hospital and rescue homes in Davenport, Sioux City, and Des Moines, spread over four years and conditional on future funding.
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Des Moines
Chassell Family
T He Rafiwas Lobbe
Divean Apps
Senate
Wise
Mittee
Worieal
Dunuque Rescue Home
The
Good Shepherd
Sioux City
Benedict
Opposed by Cardinal Merry del Val Archbishops Ireland Battle
Rome April foe archbishop Ireland faces strong opposition from Cardinal Merry del Val secretary of State who protested Ireland's actions during the Spanish American war. Rampolla, then secretary of state, also opposed Ireland's attitude. Kaiser Fusils Promise. Berlin April 1902 Emperor William visited Crefeld and promised to send a garrison after girls in the town expressed desire for officers. He led the Eleventh Hussars into the city amid cheers. The Reichstag funded permanent cavalry barracks. Sirvike Disorders Lens France April 2 Renewed strike turmoil in the milling region as strikers attack property with dynamite and troops guard tracks. Four thousand strikers march at Bruay and violence escalates with miners and troops on duty. Autopsies held for disaster victims.
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Rome
Ireland
Merry del Val
Ameudor
Vatican
Cardinal Rampolla
Archbishau Ireland
Kaiser Fusils
Berlin
Emperor Witham
Crefeld
Rhenish
Prussia
Hussars
Buurgomaster
Vitr
Crofelil
Reichstag
Lens
France
Grimpier
Fouquieries
Hames
Bruay
Department of the Nord
Real Estate Transfers Turbulent in Waterloo Districts
Real estate transfers listed from Tuesday's Daily include multiple deeds in Waterloo and East Waterloo. Names appear with irregular spellings and amounts such as $2 400 and $1 500, transferring lands and lots including West Waterloo and Sec 13 T4 88 12, plus a $75 loan association transfer and miscellaneous parcels.
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Hans Rasmussen
Lars Nielsen
Cedar
Herman Katz
Willian Bubhr
East Waterloo
W. W. Miller
William Buhr
Tov
Willi
Nicholas Heinen
Kam Hiinen
City of
Man's Life Show Por Man's Life
The Hlinats Central notes the death of Peter Clemens father of Henry Clemens a former Waterloo resident run down by a train at Dyergvile and dying three days later. Anae Dubuque Nimes reports as the settlement term Judge O'Donnell held a brief morning session and adjourned to Wednesday at 9 am the court authorized the administrator of the estate to proceed with claims of Veter Clemens.
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Hlinats Central
Peter Clemens
Henry Clemens
Waterloo
Dyergvile
Anae Dubuque Nimes
O'Donnell
Tate
Veter Clemens Te Xeitie
Unclear text fragment about Mines Central and local figures
Fragmentary notice references a dispute involving Mines Central and a prominent Dyersville resident, linked to Henry Aid John Clemens amid distress. Details are garbled and key facts are unreadable.
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Edi
Central Liavlstead Company
Deron
Dyersville
Henry Aid John Clemens
Straed Tyco Centrad
Bankrupts Discharged In City Notices And Divides
April in Kansas City reports list bankruptcies discharged across several divisions. Names include Jolas HL Waller, Sylvester X. Saniters, Charles BH. Hackshraisser, Thomas J. Connally, William W. Ford, and George W. Kliney among others. The item notes a public sermon by Rev. Alexander Lewis on divorce and polygamy in Congress.
Fenner Pettit May Lose Eye In Waterworks Accident
Fenner KX Pettit an engineer for Waterloo Water Co. suffered a serious injury to his right eye while replacing a broken gauge at the water works. A shard from the burst glass struck him as he stood near the boiler gauge, damaging the eye. doctors fear potential loss of sight.
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Fenner KX
Pettit
Waterloo Water Co
Pettit Baid
Wis
Daadder
Uegeen
Sleim
Ott Pettit
Seed corn germination tests urged for Iowa planting
A state experiment station report from Ames shows 500 seed samples averaging 26 percent germination with 15 percent weak seeds. Officials urge a six kernel germination test per bushel to discard worthless ears and prevent stalk disease. Bulletin No. 07 will be mailed free. In a separate case, Peter Paulson must attend church weekly or forfeit a $1,460 inheritance. the ruling upheld by the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
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Amis
P. Gehouden
St. Paul Minn
Peter Paulson
Cashton
Wis
Mary J. Paulson
Syill Wits
Conte
la Cross
Supreme Court
Local Judge Kennedy Takes Morning Rail Trip
Sioux City Iowa April 9 judge Ale L Kennedy of the district court made a rapid inspection run by cab from Cherokee to Omaha to review a trail connection. He received word that his baby daughter in Salt Lake City was seriously ill.
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Sioux City
Towa
Ale L. Kennedy
The
District Court
Cherokee
Ominha
Hig
Salt Lake City
Predicament of Attorney In City Damage Case
An April 3 appeal by Kelly of Council Bluffs over a $700 judgment against H. Rouden in a food damage case creates a conflict for city solicitor Kimball. He faces duties to his private client while remaining elector and ally of incumbent officials, with plans to request council appoint a separate lawyer for the city while continuing to pursue collection of the judgment.
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Conneil
Tawa
Kelly
Council
Bluks
Ivedt
Clem F. Kinbulla
Wlinbill
H. Rouden
S. B. Snyder
Nuden
Kelty
Kimball
Caubell
Mrs Dye to Rejoin Husband in Denver After Divorce Battle
Mrs Sh man Dye once involved in a sensational cross state defection and murder indictment case is poised to reunite with her husband in Denver. She has lived in Boone with her daughter Dolly since filing for divorce a year ago, supporting them through hard times. Dye has secured a railroad job in Denver and will move there with his wife and child for a fresh start.
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West
Det
Dolly
Boone
South Linn Street
Hite
Iowa at Washington Reshuffles Postal Carrier List
A Washington dispatch notes postmasters and carriers appointed or resigned in multiple counties including Wastiington and Linn. Appointments feature John Malone as postmaster and replacements for carriers in Danbury Eddyville Latimer Osage and other towns. The comptroller approved changes in several national banks and post offices were discontinued in Flemingville.
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Washington, D. C
John Malone
View Dock
An Cumeining
Wirrren County
Oral Lever Carriers
Avrelis
Alexander d
Mcknon
Iier
Cbaelus L. Mleneley
Susti- Pal
Sharon John C. Willson
Katrine Willson
Osage
Guy VT. Alehon
Classie MT. Alchon
Wesley—Barney Casler
Walter Cowan
Comptroller
National Bank of Helals
Firse Nulinnad Bank
Charles City
C. D. Elis
J. A. Inst National
Supreme Court Upholds Double Liability for National Bank Stockholders
The Supreme Court ruled that stockholders in national banks can be held liable for twice the amount of their holdings. The decision involved The American National Bank of Omaha which entered liquidation in 1896. A minority stockholder challenged an arrangement with creditors claiming release from liability, but the court upheld the double liability rule.
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National Bank
Supreme Cour
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Ameren National Bank of
Omaha
May Go to Tamar Noah Shanty Pollows Other Water Rooms
Noah Shanls, a famed Black Hawk county farmer and longtime resident, moves toward Tamar with plans extending into other water rooms, reflecting agricultural and regional ties.
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Tamar
Noah
Noah Shanls
Black Hawk County
Sears 4
Almost Killed in a Runaway
Donald Barratt five year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Barratt was severely injured when a delivery rig ran away at 1 pm striking a curb. He was dragged unconscious with multiple head and neck injuries including a fractured jaw and skull. He survived the incident due to his small size and sturdy build.
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Donald
Airs
Harry MM. Barratt
West Third Avenue
Yenney
Damatd
Lieward
Westward migration brings settlers to Prowers County
Mr Shautis, from Waterloo, moves with household goods and farming implements to Colorado for a beet land lease of forty acres in Prowers County near Lamar. He is the fifth Waterloo family to relocate, joining a growing colony. The exodus includes residents from Black Hawk County and others seeking irrigation aided productivity in the land of perpetual sunshine.
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Unge
Waterloo
Colorado
Shautis
Prowers Co
Lamar
Prowers County
W. H. Bach- Mahlas
William
Black Hawks County
Holly
Mr. Shanks
Democrats in Iowa await Republican convention and plan club
Des Moines April 2 Democrats in Iowa held an informal central committee meeting and revived plans to establish a Des Moines state Democratic club modeled on the Grant club. Officers were elected and speeches urged permanent organization, with Morrisssey’s group keeping the waiting stance until after the Republican state convention.
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Des Moines
Democrats
Iowa
Folk
Missouri
State Central Committee
Savery
Republican Grant Club
Iowa Democratic Club
ILC
Evans
A. R. McCook
Elma
J. S. Cunningham
Knoxville
David A. Young
Argyle
Vale
Iowa City
Lewis Murphy
Dubinelle
Tj. J. Kieren
Wancoraa
H. 3. Suger
Tama
C. &. Myers
Newton
C. L. Price
Winterset
W. D. Jamison
Shenanloan
Minth
T. R. Graham
Malvern
Georgeitz
Rockwellity
W. G. Sears
Sioux City
John M. Read
Wacci Club
Gracer Brothers
General Weaver
Cunningham
Walt Batter
Mr. White
Washington
Jefferson
Morrissey
Ninth Judicial District
Harlan
Aa. R. Miller
W. Miller
Kelly
C. S. Likes
McGinty
Eighth Dist
J. B. Romans
Tenth Ct
United States
Cumming
Dolliver
Banauer
Enor Folk
Talive Coleb
Cedar Falls
George TW. Biggs
Toone
Elsie May Phifer
Wat
Will Drain Goose Pond in Lester Township
Goose pond drainage moves before the board of supervisors today in Lester Township. Damages filed include Mrs Margaret Harn 2 200 and Henry Bacssels 200. Drainage steps list engineer report claims, appraisers, appeals, and bids for ditch construction.
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Goose Pond
Lester Township
Margaret Harn
Harn
Henry Bacssels
Washington News Roundup on tariff and railroad rate debates
Washington reports describe Massachusetts Republicans pushing to consider tariff revision via a house caucus, while Speaker Cannon aims to block the movement. Senate coverage notes Long of Kansas backing the railroad rate bill and reactions to a White House conference where the Lang amendment was discussed. Debate sharpens as opponents cite White House interference amid tax case remarks by Judge Brewer.
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Washington
D. C
Congressional Committee
Taang
Washington, D. C
Mr. Long
Kansas
Senate
White House
Lang
Messrs. Foraker
Allison
Aldrich
Bailey
Baem
Tong
Faraker
Michigan
Supreme Court
Brewer
Congress
Tang Knox
Death atop steeple as worker collapses at German Lutheran church
Louis Pechboeitel died while at work on the German Lutheran church steeple in Jacksonville. He slid to the roof and fell about two feet before becoming lodged near a cornice fifty feet from the ground. Fire crews had to assist to recover the body.
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Jacksonville
Louis Pechboeitel
Little Fire Department
Governor Jefferson Davis Triumph in Arkansas Primary
Governor Jefferson Davis defeated Senator Berry by about 10 000 votes in the Arkansas primary. The auto show report notes margins across counties and highlights Davis's statewide lead as the campaign shifts toward the United States Senate race.
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Avon
Tittle Rock
Ark
Undmdlal
Jefferson Davia
Berry
United States
Michigan tax case weighed by senator and justice views
Senator Dolliver argues Justice Brewer's ruling does not oppose the idea of government centralized rates through a commission. The discussion centers on taxation policy and federal authority in rate setting amid the Michigan dispute.
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Michigan
Dolliver
Justice Brewer
Karl Grey
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
White House
Canada
Countess Grey
Earl
Lady Grey
Sibyl Grey
Alexandra da Vere Beauclere
Hanbury Williams
New York
Durand
Root
Cannon
Senator Lodge
Longworth
Moody
MM Bonaparte
Cowles
Edith Root
Emily Tuckerman
Gifford Pinchot
Acquittal in Nashua Preliminary of George Crumpeon
George Crumpeon, a Waverly youth, was acquitted at a preliminary hearing in Nashua on a rape charge brought by a former prominent school teacher. The incident followed a Friday dance, with key testimony from witnesses including Phil Miller of Waterloo. The case stirred local excitement and controversy over the charge.
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Waverly
George Crumpeon
Nashua
Lid
Crumpeon
Man Sentenced to Seven Years for Perjury in Parkhurst Plot Case
Harry Rogers, who lied to the district attorney about a plot to assassinate Rev. Charles H. Parkhurst, was sentenced in New York to seven years and six months in prison for perjury.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry Rogers
Charles H. Parkhurst
Notable Victory Reported in Russian Election
The official canvass in St. Petersburg showed the constitutional democrats winning all 160 electors amid heavy voting and inexperience among officials. Jubilation grows as they foresee a working majority in the national parliament and consider M. F Petrunkeviteh of Tver for the presidency of the lower house. Witte’s paper credits conservative vacillation and organ excess as factors. Count Witte may retain the premiership until parliament convenes.
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St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democrats
M. F Petrunkeviteh
Tver
Russkoe Gosudarstvo
Witte
Count Witte
Nicholas
Constitutional Democrats win in Russian ward contest
In St Petersburg on April 4 the constitutional democrats carried every ward, averaging 1,500 votes to 500 for M Kutler on the opposition ticket. Petrokitsky of the Poje slate ran lowest for the democrats amid anti non Russian agitation. No confirmation of a Harbin report of Russian Chinese hostilities.
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Law and Order and Trade and Industries
Constitutional Democrats
Admiralty
Constitutional Democratic
M. Kutler
ML. Petrokitsky
Poje
Russia
St. Petersburg
Russkoe Slogo
Moscow
Harbin
Manchuria
Foreign Office
China
Murderers Must Hang
Des Moines reports the joint pardons committee declined to intervene in the executions of Busse and Smith scheduled for April 20 at Anamosa and Fork Madisis. The Iowa legislature also rejected a $5,000 appropriation for Capitol decorations and approved a forest reserve taxation exemption bill and a $10,000 appropriation for the Tavies town exposition.
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Des Moines
Busse
Smith
Anamosa
Fork Madisas
Capitol
Bixby
Senate
Taviestown Exposition
Divorce Petition Alleges Cruelty by Cedar Falls Husband
Rose Hoxsie petitions for divorce from Edward Hoxsie alleging cruel and inhuman treatment since their 1901 Oregon marriage. She cites intoxication, repeated beatings, a 1905 drunken assault leaving her unconscious, threats with a butcher knife, and lack of support since 1904, seeking custody of Leoma and equitable relief.
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Rose Hexsie
Edward Hexsie
Oregon
Cedar Falls
Leoma Hoxsie
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