Oscea Clark Leaves South for Court Action
LaPoree City April 2 Special. Oscea Clark and wife Mrs. Morey Clark left for the south on Wednesday. They discuss a pending suit in district court at Watersoa over a separation and property. The husband states no settlement terms are agreeable that exclude Bivarne, and the case may remain unsettled for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPoree City
Osees Clark
Merher
Morey Clark
Woeilesday
Ute Smuth
Vyton
Sive Air
Severnd
Sarytls
Brn
Gsyiecdae
Parnes
Mel
Nas Ot
Hasbasa
Waterstoa
May Clark
Watersoa
Clark
Real Estate Transfers From Friday's Daily
Real estate transfers list several parcels in Waterloo and LaPorte City with buyers and prices including F Little to Earth Manes for East Waterloo lot at 1600, Mary Trien to Isade Boomhower for LaPorte City plots at 850, Hildebrand to W A Wilson West Waterloo lot at 1, Kathryn Williams to Charles C Calkins East Waterloo lot 3500, Mabel Bergeren to Walter Messinger land designated 1788-13 at 0, Burton Wilson to Earl Maure er West Waterloo lot 400, Oak Lawn Building Co to Mary Triem West Waterloo for Joe 650, Sarah A Bisel to Henry Bisel et al. Int LaPorte City 1, S N West executor to Sarah A Bisel LaPorte City lot 550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Little
Bower of Supervisor Proceedings in Waterloo Iowa April 16
Proceedings reflect road and bridge petitions between Bremer and Black Hawk counties. Reports favor Lutkin road petition and Lufkin road vacation. auditor authorized to issue no warrant for 4295.57. Health officer report filed. Bills allowed. taxes of Peddicord refunded. per diem and mileage claims listed for several members.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Lani
Black, Hawk
Bremer Counties
Farrington Creamery
Bremer County
Rte. Hominghaus
Pierce
Herman
E. E. Newton
Founty Line
Bremer
Black Hawk
Grawe
Farrell
Rownd
Court House
Syuamore Street
Anta da L. Cutler
E Motion
Yanaling
I B. Lutkin
Phos. Welstiead
D. Becker
F.G. Lufkin
Lufkin
Elk Run Bridge
Ell Run Creek
Welstead
Hoard
C. Graham
Big Creek Township
Gilbertville Bridge
Messrs. Fegles and Rasch
Jean
Pend
W. Magee
Rolk
Troxel Farum & Carper Co
AL Asquith
Peddicord
Ins Terres
C. W. Moot
Vonmuitlee
B. Newton
Kaselit
TL Becker
Johnson
Westend
Mysterious poisoning worry in Cal Tidwail report
Chronicle of a suspected poisoning case involving a child and a neighbor's insect powder. Warfield, his mother, and Mrs Warfield fell ill after ingesting a white substance resembling candy. A doctor prescribed remedies as symptoms emerged. authorities noted the toxin exposure but details remain unclear.
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GG. Warfield
Sue
Warfield
Rheny
Aldie
Harter
Telegraph messengers strained by disaster in 1906 San Francisco
A San Francisco dispatch describes telegraph service disruptions after a major disaster. Private messengers were deployed, but travel to western districts and refugee camps consumed many hours. Automobiles were pressed into service by police and military authorities to relay urgent messages.
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San Francisco
Cali
San
Police Oy
Tyidie
Los Angeles
Cal
Westertoy Hion Telegraph Company
Cites
Cerro Gordo Republican Convention Ends in Unity for Cummins and Moorevelt
The Cerro Gordo Republican county convention was unanimous for Cummins Haugen Sherman and Judge Smith. Resolutions were adopted denouncing Com Hares and endorsing Cummins and Roosevelt. A committee was named to draft county primary rules and vigorous resolutions.
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Apel
Cerro Gordo
Cummins
Haugen
Sherman
Smith
Cimmings
Moosevelt
Missing Wife Marry BinWit Fears in FloodFarewell Note
In Thorkington on April 21 a note written in blood by Mrs. Marry BinWit, a well known young woman, asks her husband to forgive her and bids him goodbye. She is believed to have committed suicide by drowning. No cause is given for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorkington
Marry BinWit
Ma Ie Creamin
Dowie Defers Zion City Rally as Court Sits
Chicago April 11 Judge Wright convenes circuit court to decide whether Dowie or Voliva may occupy Zion City pulpits and meeting houses tomorrow risking clashes. Both sides seek court-ordered restraint while preparations continue for Dowie to address followers and Voliva to hold services at Zion Cathedral.
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Chicago
Wright
Circuit Com
Bowie
Tabernacle
Wisn
Twila
Tohn Alexaraer Jawie
Zion City
Dowie
Wilbur Gienn Voliva
Zion
Volivi
Robert W. Wright
Voliva
Abe
Wowin
Zion Hie
Tads Nereis
Trump
Derwit
Flying Rollers comment on San Francisco disaster
Rodera Tetimert in Benton Harbor notes a local group the Flying Rollers of the House of David heard about the San Francisco earthquake. He recalls missionary Mary West Drinitt predicting disasters and biblical prophecies about 1916 with 144 000 saved and others perishing. Nenfomiy, leader, says the San Francisco quake was only its beginning.
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Rodera Tetimert
Benton Harbor
Mich
Flying Rollers
House of David
San Francisco
Mary West Drinitt
Warren plat not filed in Spring Creek township record
Sunday’s Daily reports that the Warren plat in Spring Creek township was never filed. Surveyed Oct 1, 1855 by George W. Miller, it listed ten lots in two blocks with Main Street, but a $1 recording fee was never paid and the plat was not recorded. A deed transferring land from Jacob Meyers to Joseph Tawney was not accepted.
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Bernnge
Warren
Spring Creek Township
George W. Miller
Jaco Meyers
Toxeph Tawrey
Recorder's Office
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Warren Rankins
Rankins
Black Bank County
Usis
Relief aid sought for San Francisco as Congress opens
The Associated Press reports President Roosevelt urged Congress on April 21 to immediately appropriate one and a half million dollars for San Francisco relief. Lawmakers expect the funds to be approved. The notes cover tariff debates, naval academy bills, antitrust immunity, railroad regulation, and other Capitol notes amid a busy session.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Pressiffeoc
Roosevelt
Congress
San Francisco
Langauge clash over remarks on Elizabeth asylum inquiry
Parliament faced heated exchanges as Migsiselippi and an unnamed minority member traded accusations after Mr Clark threatened personal remarks against a congressman over how Ann G Claie was portrayed. The dispute centered on unparliamentary language and a potential investigation into the Elizabeth insane asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clark
Front Ohle
Ann G Claiie
Clark
Elzabeth
Gen
Cedar Falls Globe Sold New Management Takes Over
Cedar Falls April 41 Special. The Cedar Falls Globe is sold and under new management will back Perkins opponents as a campains supporter. C D Mills, former owner, remains as business manager. P E McClanahan of Iowa City appointed editor. R A Santee and C B Santee, W Christie and J J So pees hold large stock. Paper will issue next Wednesday. Santee runs for representative against Farnagin, a Record editor, with Santee a progressive Republican. Expect political activity and a strong writer editor in transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Pees
Globe, Gazette and Récord
Perkins
Cummiss
R.A. Santee
Jo W W. Farnagin
Record
Jarnagin
Santee
Panulace
Black Hawk Assessment Records Personal Property Value
Township assessor completed books showing total personal property at 163 344 dollars. Items include cattle, horses, pigs, cows, heifers, swine, dogs, moneys and credits, and other property with detailed counts and values for each class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack Hawk
SUI
McGoy Disappearance Times Unanswered Questions
J William McCoy owner of Mc Goy's Cigar Store in the Commercial building basement has vanished since Monday. Relatives fear an accident as he left after dinner with no warning and no trace since. He is 27, son of J R McCoy of Waterloo Cream Separator Co. Once planned to visit Cedar Falls to arrange table recovers but no proof he went. He was usually regular in habit and had been thriving at the store. No motive or note has surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William McCoy
McGoy
Fon East Fourth ‘Street
Payne & Kelly
Singer
Cedar Falls
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Gar
Denied a New Trial in Chicago Murder Case
Richard Ivens convicted of murder and sentenced to hang on June 22. Mrs Bessie Hollister was denied a new trial. The report, from a fragment of Cassell's, references personal remarks about marriage and love between unnamed individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Richard ™ Or
Ivens
Bessie Hollister
Murderous Assault Shocks Mason City Man Attacked With Axe
A 21 year old Floyd county man, Will Martow, was attacked by his stepfather George Drigsby with an axe last night. The assault occurred through the left shoulder and Marlow was captured. he faces transport to Wyroyd county. Drigsby is reported alive.
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Mason City
Will Martow
Floyd
Inna
George Drigsby
Marlow
Wroyd County
Progress of the campaign in Iowa and Illinois caucuses
Emmetsburg and Keokuk Fort Madison report strong support for Cummins during local primaries as progressives sweep wards and townships. Colfax and Winterset caucuses show progressives gains, while Perkins faces setbacks. Denison caucuses proceed with no contest and a clarified path to the county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Palo Alto County
Ruthven
Silver Lake Township
Cummins
Palo
Alito
Morling
Colfax
Judge
Congressman
Clements
Lacey
Congr
Pat
Fayette
West Union
Fayett County
Cumming
Calhoun
Rockwell City
Geo. BD. Perkins
Manson
Perkins
WF. Bayender
Frick
Lake Creek Township
Repubicrm
Mitchell
Winterset
Madison County
Perkins Delegates Win Big in Iowa County Caucuses
Bedford and surrounding towns report strong Perkins support as Taylor County precincts elect Perkins and Hepburn delegates by large margins. Cummins gains in Floyd and Osceola with instructed delegates. Osage and Mitchell County Republicans also back Perkins, setting solid momentum toward ensuing state conventions.
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Garsf
Morling
Conner
Fort Daige
J. J. Conner
Washington
Baylor
Perkins
Bedford
Taylor County
Caususes
Hepburn
Blockton
Cummins
Conway
Gravity
Floyd
Charles City
Osceola
Bibley
Osceola County
Mitchell County Solid
Osage
Tan
Mitchell County
NEWSPAPER WEDDING SHOCKS Burlington Society
Burlington Iowa April 21 a sensational wedding unites George Stivers son of publisher Thomas Stivers and Miss Genevieve Hayes youngest daughter of ex Alderman M A Hayes in the Delano hotel parlor shortly after midnight. They depart for Chicago after a surprise notice to both families and hotel staff witnessed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Burington Society
George Stivers
Thomas Stivers
Burlington Evening Gazetter
Genevieve Hayes
M.A. Hayes
Delano Hotel
Rv. J. H. Sutherland
First Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Stivers
Gandle
Miss Hayes
Wrm
Sin
Osborn to Lead Sun Day Revival Services in Washington
Rev Osborn, highly recommended, will lead revival services last winter era with a 2000 salary. Dr George Herron previously held the post. Washington notes list letter carriers and new postmaster at New Hall Benton county Carl C Johnson replaces W B Davy who resigned.
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George Herron
Mr. Osborn
Washington, D
Ietter
Adair—Purdy C. Stoner
Minnie Dy Stoner
ne—John Groat
Fred Great
Carl C. Johnson
New Hall
Benton County
W. B. Davy
Resignation Letter Blasts Local Paper Over Editorial Shortfalls
Two Kansas men angrily resign from their newspaper, claiming the paper is a trivial pamphlet with biased editorials and missing local notices. They scorn the paper for ignoring a braille news bob sled anecdote, a grandpa obituary, and an alphabetical poem their daughter wrote, vowing not to support the sheet.
Paying for Small Pox Relief in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids taxpayers face a one tenth of a mill levy labeled H to cover one third of small pox care costs. County auditors note each precinct must fund a share, with Cedar Rapids raising about $6,000 from the levy while other townships contribute through separate millages and general funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
County Board of Supervisors
Jackson
Buffalo Township
Brown
Clinton
Armoured Eggs Fail To Hatch In Allison Shipment
Armour and Co of Butler County city Hampton report receiving a load of eggs from Allison that week containing fifteen dozen with half hatched chicks inside. The eggs bore marks suggesting an amateur incubator attempt, and the merchant passed them on as fresh. The Allison seller faces price adjustments and scrutiny as the tampered shipment is traced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Armour & Co
Allison
Armone
Allison Marchimt
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Bower
Newton
Tainbow, Co
Prac Merher
Young Son Made
Peathly U
Ushliess
Republican County
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Yarren
Washington, D. C
Senate
Beaster Dolliver
Long
Kansas
Bailey
Qverman
Acon
Dalliver
Representative Hepburn
John Sharp Williams
House
Williams
Kirdsall
Annapolis
Martin
South
Humphrey
Elkins
Department of Ecommerce and Labor
Brayson W. Bushnell
Helen Shaw
LaPoilere
LaPollette
United States
Treasury
Crosvenor
Ohoad
Frank Glick
Florida
Fet Lg
Migsiselippi
Lenges
Mei
Cedar Falls Globe
J. WM. McGoy
Mabel
Gertrude
Cassell
Tee
Keokuk
Fort Madison
Blythe
Lee Canniy
Young
Col. J. L. Root
Minnesota
Lee County
T. A. Sawyer
Irwin-Phillips Company
J.T. Trwin
Hazen J. Sawyer
Wan
Tennison
Shereliffes
Omaha
Bluffs
Boies
Railroads
Denison
Vhs
Isea
S.S.S
Nchester Repeating Rifles
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
New Maven
Conn
Council
Blairs
Fred Fielz
J. M. ‘Oliver
Independence
Wooman
Fielz
Fietz
Clara
Olver
Oliver
Dunlap
Des Moines
George Powell
Rock Island
Maine
Powell
Marne
Nicoth Osborn
Malloon
Het
Ghureh
William Saiter
Thos Marsh
Moitor
China
Grandpa Henery
Butler
Tipmpton
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