Disbarment Proceedings Threaten Dowie Ally Bailout Plan
United States Supreme Court disbarment actions loom for VV Bates head of Zidy City law department as counsel for John Alexander Dowie. Attorney Haley signals possible plan abandonment, court orders election of an ecclesiastical overseer, and receivers struggle over Zion City assets amid bank depositor pleas and reports of distress.
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United States Supreme Court
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Zidy City
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Granger
College Building
Tabernacle
John C. Waley
Zion City
Landis
Blg Wattey
Zlun City
Shiloh House
Des Moines Weather Crop Bulletin July Report
Des Moines Iowa July weather cooler than usual with normal high daytime temperatures. Rainfall highly variable from a tenth to over two inches. Soil moisture ample for staple crops and harvest favored for hay oats and barley now in shocks and barns. Barley oats threshing ongoing with fair yields. spring wheat ready for harvest with good prospects. End crop strong nationwide. pastures very good except drought pockets. Late potatoes aided by showers. apples fair.
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Birds Shot Be Cause They Sing
Campers at Chautauqua park are charged with shooting birds protected by law after disturbance from morning song. Audubon society and peace officers pursue justice. officials note the law protected song birds, nests, and eggs, with the humane society involved.
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Death Ends Sudden Life of Maude Stubb Wight
Maude Stubb, born Black Hawk County 1871, died suddenly at Franklin Street home at age 35 from embolism causing apoplexy. She leaves husband Frank Wight, mother Dinah Stubbs, siblings Emma John Edward and others, with burial to be arranged by Rev. H. G. Beeman. The infant child is reported strong and alive.
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Ninols Central
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Uexath
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Maude Stubb
Black Hawk County
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Dinah Stubbs
John W
Emma
Oak Avenue
Edward
Bennington Township
Marlin
Chicago
Frank Colorado
Charles
Prescott
Washington
W. M. Millen
Cedar Rapids
H. G. Beeman
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Canal plan eyed to divert rivers across Minnesota
Chicago civil engineer J Mer Shon seeks backing from southern Minnesota residents for a vast canal plan. The route would run along the western shore of Lake Agassiz to Otter Tail Lake, then east via the Leaf River to cross the Mississippi and follow the Vermilion to the St. Louis River into Lake Superior.
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Minn
J. Mer~shon
Chicago
Minnesota
Raines
Agassiz
Otter Tul Lake
Mississippi
Vins
St. Louis
Lake Superior
Mason Challengers Press Feud Over Gauntlet Comment
A heated exchange unfolds as Mason and Larimer trade barbs. Mason publicly challenges the Burling “bland boss” to a test of wit while denouncing threats and naming Fred E. Coyne as his second. A long note accompanies the cartel signaling readiness for verbal confrontation and political clash.
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Wil Larimer
Wiliam B. Mason
Gage
Erale
Cole
Fred E. Coyne
Mason
al. Masau
Chung
Parsonage Planned for Raymond Catholic Society
A notice to contractors seeks bids for a new parsonage for the Raymond Catholic community. Rev H Rotter, popular pastor from Jackson County, oversees the project as Raymond’s parish grows with a small new church dedicated this spring. Plans and specs are available at Leavitt & Johnson National Bank for contractor inspection and estimates.
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Raymond
Iowa
H. Rotter
Paister
Rautler
St. Done At Is
Jackson County
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Bride Hypnotized? Kenosha Couple Refused Marriage
In Kenosha Wisconsin on July 81 Marie Watson and William Jackson faced obstruction as local officials Judge Slosson and Justice Sturgess refused to marry them, suspecting the bride was under hypnotic influence. The couple departed Powers Lake en route to Lindina ta Ralmare.
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Kenosha, Wis
Marie Watson
William Jackson
Powers Lake
Slosson
Kenosha County
Juatlee Sturgess
Rockefellers Reach Cleveland Suburban Home
John D Rockefeller and Mrs Rockefeller arrived in Cleveland early today. They were driven directly to their suburbia home.
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Cleveland
John DP
Rockefeller
Clevelland
Revolt fears rise as Cronstadt reports rock Cronstadt
In Cronstadt heavy cannonade and night-time exchanges reported as crews on warships hold positions. St. Petersburgh experiences rising alarm as Baltic Fleet unrest and possible naval mutiny fears widen, with communication restored and cabinet talks underway amid protests by liberals and Octoberists.
The Thaw Case Keeps Thaw Family in Spotlight
In New York Aug 1 Mrs Barry Thaw dismisses rumors of estrangement with her son and his mother saying they are close and united in Thaws defense. Detective Roger O Mara accompanied Mrs Thaw to visit Harry Thaw in his cell as three voluntary witnesses testified to DA Garvan. One claimant is said to have worked as a nurse at the sanitarium where Evelyn Nesbit was treated.
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Mrs. Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Roger O'Mara
Pittsburg
Garvan
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Stanford White
Cupid Season Sparks Weddings in Fox Township
Jubilee Aus reports a lively spring and summer of matches with Miss Anna Hoppe and Garland planning a mid month wedding. Farmers prep homes and barns, while Henry Reinsche and Reinhard Benarden begin threshing oats as barley already threshed.
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King and queen of Spain arrive at Crowes
From London and Madrid news briefs report Britain's plans for the Transvaal constitution preserving full British citizenship for both Britons and Boers. Details include a 21-year residency voter, district parliamentary representation, a crown nominated second chamber, a clause ending the Chinese labor ordinance, and a future cease of Chinese labor recruitment.
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London
Winson Spencer Churchill
Colonial Office
Battle with Death Claims Dr Mullany In Chicago Lines
Friends learn with regret that Dr Thomas Mullany of Chicago is critically ill from blood poisoning and endocarditis. Fellow physicians including Dr Waddell and famed surgeon Dr Nicholas Senn note his talent, cool nerve, and rising career before private practice illness. Parents stay by his side as hope remains for recovery.
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Chicago
Mullany
Wd. Mullany
Waddell
Nicholas Senn
Dr. Mullany
Fox Township
Will
Stephen Mitchell
Middle West
W. W. McClung Passes Away in Kentucky
A dispatch from Mrs. J A Cobb of Denver Colo reports that her father W W McClung died this morning in Kentucky. The only child Miss Nira McClung will travel to Waterloo to arrange the Taneras. The body will be shipped to Waterloo and arrive today or tomorrow, to lie at the undertaking parlors of O Keefe & Towne until the funeral.
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Denver
Colo
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W. W. McClung
Kentucky
O'Keefe
Towne
Former Well Known Resident Dies in Colorado Trip
Mr. McClung, longtime Orange township breeder of Poland China swine and prominent Republican, died while away from home likely on a business trip or while visiting Kentucky. His wife predeceased him five to six years ago. The remains will be interred beside his wife in Elmwood cemetery. He was about 45 or 46 years old.
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Orange’ Township
Farmers’ Institute
Waterloo
W. J. French
West Third Avenue
Western Avenue
Locust Street
Ben. Pinkerton
Kentucky
Congregational Church
Elmwood
Babe Loses Two Fingers In Lawn Mower Accident
Parkersburg August 1 Special Little Eva Heisler two years old suffered the loss of two fingers from her right hand in a mower accident. The knives mangled the fingers requiring amputation. The child rests easily after the operation. New postmaster Schrack takes charge at the Parkersburg office succeeding John Bird after an eight and a half year tenure. Jennie Bird remains as assistant and both are praised for friendly service.
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Schrack
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New Petroleum V. Nushy
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Bird
Republican convention in Detroit approves direct senatorial vote compromise
Detroit reports a featureless Michigan GOP convention with a minor clash over William Alden Smith's direct senate vote plank. A compromise urges Michigan delegates to Iowa to push a constitutional amendment for direct popular election of U S senators. Ohio GOP platform backs Roosevelt and promises a tariff stand.
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Resolutions Committee
Wiliam Alden Smith
United States
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Charles Dick
Roosevelt
Congress
Foraker
Tariff Revisions Amid Congressional Control Before Election
The article notes that when the party then controlling Congress attempted tariff reform two years before a national election, it failed to mobilize its candidate to victory in that election.
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