Riots in Bucharest Leave Two Dead and 700 Wounded
Serious rioting in Bucharest ended in a clash between rioters and troops during a nationalist demonstration at the National theatre. Two killed and about seven hundred wounded after arrests and dispersal ahead of further actions.
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Vienn
Bucharest
National Theatre
Ireland
Rome
Trehad
al Cariisian Nouestery
Storer
London
Marek
Turkey
Great Britain
Talah
Peninsila
Atlantic Union
Parliamento
Anthonys Patrick MacDonnell
Unier
Cheford Heutenant
Dretind
Dublin
Locomotive drawn by Westinghouse and Ma
A report describes a new locomotive jointly developed by Westinghouse Electric and Motor Company and others. It is claimed to be more powerful than prior models and capable of pulling heavy loads between New York and Houston. The engine is to be shipped to New York and tested upon completion.
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Westinghouse
Ma- Mune
New York
New Haven
Haviland
Wittsburg
Stedan
Busin
Huston
Demurrer Filed in Hapgood Abel Suit
Devel es Sayer from New York March YF files a demurrer to the application for his removal from the court of special sessions bench. Factions include District Attorney Jerome and Hapgood Abel’s counsel. Three reasons are given why he should not answer the petition specifications.
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Devel Es Sayer
New York
Dragides Josip M. Deel
Court of Special Sessions
Hapgood Abel
Jerome
Jusethe
Devel
His Fourth Olmense Conviction Reported
Ananost luwa Masel 27. Jaick Piggy sentenced to imprisonment for life, his fourth conviction for sine. The article notes Piggy’s lengthy criminal history and the court’s decision on the latest charge.
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Ananost
Luwa
Masel
Snehevil
Jaick Piggy
Land Transfers Across Waterloo Area Noted in Parcel List
Fragmented reading shows multiple real estate transactions in Waterloo region. Names include Tabor, Bown, Bratnoberta, Fisher, Mary Bedenbender, Jesse Ocks, Heldenmaier, and Park with various properties in West and East Waterloo and Waterton, sums ranging up to 5200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frain Tiesci
Frank R. Visher
O. ‘Tabor
AW. Chase
A. O. Tabor
West Waterloo
J. A. Bown
A. Q. Tabor
C. P. Bratnoberta
FR. Fisher
Lastees
East Waterloo
Mary Bedenbender
Nathan , Clarke
Jesse Ocks
Karles
Ft. Oren
Flaggie Moore
Waterton
Jonny Heldenmaier
Tad
Joa, Bown
Bertha May Patterelyon
John
Cage
Carrie
Turbulent family wedding shocks Chicago readers
In Chicago on Saturday a west side maker Twitchell married his stepson’s wife Bertha after a divorce. The trio, including the father, the son, and the bride, dine together in apparent harmony praising the sacrifice that enabled the union.
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Chicago
Watson
Twitehell
West Side
Tissou
Mies
Comple
Wananond
Ind
Sun
Nomelilke
Rittsband
Twitchell
Yptonser Twitchell
Father Twitchell
Young Twitchell
M Ore
Meyer
Hin
Kin of Day and Pull Varbers Dissolve Partnership
A dissolved partnership involves the Kin of Day and Pull varbers on West Fuuri Street. The present Ship Beli was purchased by Ed Marc Lean and PM Puller. A new venture is mentioned at a Germiank.de shop, previously run for years, with references to Mitcheim and Buller Abe Dawe and a West side Ne- Phefie area.
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Day & Pull Varbers
West Fuuri Street
Beli
Marc Lean
PM Puller
Will Herg
Dee
Mitcheim & Buller
Abe Dawe
Wall
Germiank
Das
Reneedel
Anata
Euler
Heredia
Ri hy Overturned Vacant and Death in Keonarah
A cryptic report describes a fatal overturned situation in Keonarah last Saturday night. The victim was found Sunday morning about three hundred yards from his home, reportedly intoxicated, with unclear details about the cause and surrounding events.
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Keonarah
Ataredhy
Eying
Obituary Notice from OGEville for Speedy Santa
Speedy Danel Santa of Obtervily IChat dies at 78 after illness possibly food poisoning. He and wife moved to Buchanan county in 1856 locating four miles northwest of here. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon. Survived by eight children and thirty two grandchildren.
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Independence
Mar
Mraemle
Buchanan County
Here
My. Bantsad
Iowa House Agrees to Adjourn as Senate Passes Primaries Bill
Des Moines reports show the Iowa Senate and House moving toward final action on primary reform. The Senate adopted a resolution to adjourn April 6 after naming committees. the House backed the Crossley primary bill though rivals argued it stalls real reform. Administration forces supported the two cent fare measure but failed on the Crossley bill with a 22 to 18 margin in the Senate.
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Des Moines
Assembly
House
Board of Regents
Senate
Iowa
Crossley
Lomorrow
Smith
Mitchell
Garst
Cummins
Friends of Election Reform
A. Irm
Des Malis
Hugh
Lenniken Hill
Hoon
Hey
Creley Din
Flemiken Wii
Unose Wite
Ptwo
Jon
Jho
Leon
Morris
Plenniken
Hart
Temiedy
Cron Ute
Tis
Flenniken
Wis
Yeas
Lisley
Buckingham
Calderwood
Chassell
Cheney
Christianson
Clark
Coburs
Culio
Coun
Crose
Cummings
Darrah
Dashiell
Doran
Fradden
Geneva
Hakers
Head
Heles
Solem- Hume
Lister
Lawrey
Maben
Martin
Raitles
Meredith
Mott
Robdson
Akey
Shaffer
Spaulding
Stanberry
Stoltenberg
Teachout
Tetjet
van Eaton
Weeks
Welden
Wright
Mr Speaker
Sealer
Bixby
End
Carey Cassell
Clary
Cobb
al Me
Epperson
Freeman
Greeley
Greene
Gregory
Hambleton
Mantil
Jacobson
Jepson
Jones
Read Kenedy
Kiing
Laird
Langan
Leech
Lundt
McAllister
Mmcclurkin
McClary
McCutoch
McCote
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McNie
Nichols
Quin
Olaun
Peet
Powers
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Ritter
Saylor
Skinner
Summers
Temple
Witshborna
Whitt
Wilsat
Wise
Vottig
Wanita Mopringer
Whitmer
Saunders
Death of pneumonia victim in Jesup area
A person died this morning at about 4 o clock near Jesup from pneumonia. The brief notice notes the illness and location between here and Littleton, with no further personal details available.
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Jesup
Mar
Littleton
Local resident dies. funeral set after Saturday incident
A Buchanan county man, about fifty, long-time resident and recently divorced, died last Saturday afternoon. He is survived by his ex-wife and several grown children. The funeral will be held tomorrow.
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Buchanan County
Washout Delays Chicago Great Western Train at Clarksville Iowa
Washout east of Clarksville halts train No. 9 for part of the day as thirty feet of the trestle approach and part of the Shell Rock bridge approach wash away. High water fills the gravel pit. yard work in the area delayed as shovel crews were to begin this week.
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Clarksville
Iowa
Chicago Great Western Gassenger
Shell Rock
Tragedy in Minneapolis Leaves Twelve Laborers Dead
In Minneapolis on March 28 Associated Press reports twelve men, laborers, were found dead after a fight on Tenth Avenue. Neighbors summoned police who found the victims stabbed to pieces in a shace. The cause of the clash remains unknown.
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Associated Pre
Minneapolis
Judge Denies New Trial in Sherrick Embezzlement Case
Indianapolis March 28 Judge McCullough denied the motion for a new trial in the case of David E. Sherrick former state auditor convicted of embezzling state funds Associated Press reports.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Biil
McCullough
David E. Sherrick
Danish newspaper man dies in Cedar Falls
Danish paper Dannevirke veteran N Wi Christianson dies at 2am in Cedar Falls aged 71. He emigrated from Denmark in 1878, worked as a compositor, and became business manager when the paper moved to the city in 1881. His wife remains in precarious condition with stomach cancer.
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Cedar Falls
Mar. N. Wi
Christianson
Danager
Dannevirke
Denmark
Elkhorn
Eviction of Alk Act Prompts Mass Unemployment in Ohio
Columbus March 28 report states enforcement of the ten thousand dollar liquor tax law will throw out of work between ten and fifteen thousand men as the new act takes effect. The measure passed after heated debate amid protests and predictions of widespread job losses nationwide.
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Columbus
Ohio
Advertised Letters at Waterloo March 27 1906
Postmaster prints list of names among Waterloo letters advertised. includes Adlen entries and many individuals such as Mrs Nettie A Bedford Miss Mae Clarke Mrs Julia Goodspead Miss Iva Harrington Miss Babel Reynolds Edna Gilbert Mollie Strong Gertha Buffers Vera Illinms and others. Also lists Mr Tas Carmer Mr Riley Corrigan James K Dann Lee Rastinda and more.
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Waterloo
Adlen
Sieves Ds
Alters
Nettie Abedford
Mae Clarke
Julia Goodspead
Iva Harringta
Babel Teynolds
Missy Edna Gibert
Mollie Strong
Gerthauffers
Vera
Ilinms
Feeentiy
Tas Carmer
Riley Corrigan
James K. Dann
Lee Rastinda
Oren Gellman
Hadite Greenman
Wii Hall
George Tiarris
AL PL Holm
Wilfrest Dunes
Fry Olnson
Biner Wohea Chas
Tatrsan
Jodie Last
Chas
Lockwood
George Miles
Typle
Reed
Calvin Meynolds
Mather Schultz
Slocum
Cgeorge
Smith
Albert C
Stiey
James
Tatile
J.T. Thomix
Roy VanDnet
Sars Waith
Ward
Brick Weasig
Pred Woolf
Olerer Worrell
Ross Waterloo Dairy Co
Foreign Anderson
Anders Densin
Peter W
Chisa— Peny
Edwin W. M
Big Pirig Loss Hits Johnstown Station
A major blaze in Johnstown early today caused an estimated loss of up to $100,000 and claimed the life of Bri n Wilton Campbell. Fire officials reported the fire damaged the Wu dushieds station and other nearby structures.
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Johnstown
Biren Wilton Campbell
Witte warned of possible assassination if government not changed
St Petersburg dispatch says Premier Witte received warnings that he would be killed within a week unless he exits the government. The message indicates threats tied to political upheaval as Russia faces pressure for reform.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Witte
Perkins Arrested on Larceny Charge in New York
George W. Perkins former vice president of New York Life Insurance Co is arrested on a first degree larceny charge. A writ of habeas corpus directs Perkins before Justice Greenbaum for arraignment. Proceedings move case to the supreme court with postponement set for Friday. Also a warrant or summons sought for a prominent insurance official over political contributions in John Doe proceedings.
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Associated Press
New York
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Co
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Perkins
Magistracie
Jerome
John Doe
Editorial Endorses Lynching in Southern Defense
The Atlanta News editorial defends lynching of a Chattanooga Black man and angrily rejects Supreme Court oversight, urging swift, extra-legal punishment to protect white women when courts delay. It condemns court interference as injustice and calls for southern white action. In Springfield Ohio, Judge Miller denounces jurors for leniency toward eight rioters, ordering $1 fines and costs despite public outrage.
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Atlanta
The
Atlanta News
Chattanooga
United States Supreme Court
Bhick
South
Supreme Court of the United States
Titanuin
Nesro
Revymen
Springfield
Miller
Lhe
Deliveries By Wheel Barrows In Frostbound Ride
Sheriff Caldwell returns from Knoxville with Paul Jordan who was sent to serve three years in the dipsomaniac institute for chronic alcoholism. The journey was hampered by deep mud and frozen soil slowing travel and forcing the pair to walk part of the way.
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Sheriff Caldwell
Knoxville
Paul Jordan
Platt
Jordan
Charles City editor Sloan transfers stake to partner
Charles City editor Edeor Sloan Quill yesterday transferred his interest in the Charles City In sorgencer to his partner C. W. Rhine sill. Sloan, a leading northern Town editor since 1891, published the Citizen and later owned half of the intelligencer by 1904. He attended the Indianapolis convention and remains connected to local business interests including a hotel he owns.
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Charles City
Iowa at Wastlington Navy Yard Appointments Noted
Marek and Teter named carriers with Tarnete Paul Warrett and Cassius Graham as substitutes. Hamburg Guy Thobb and W K Robb serve as carriers and substitutes. Max W Hurzia of Defance named clerk at Puget Bound navy yard. Application to organize First National Bank of Bloecton approved.
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Washington
D. G
Iowa Doctor Declared Insane and Hospitalized
Dr M Wilson a long-practicing central Iowa eye specialist was yesterday adjudged insane and taken to Independence hospital. He had earned a wide reputation for his skill but is now afflicted by softening of the brain.
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Hemlii
Oliva
Switserland
Bertin
Amer
Marshalltown
Towa
Stare &I
M. Wilson
Iowa
Wis
Independence
Rival Exiate Transfers in Waterloo Property Deals
Clippings show transfers of parcels in Waterloo with sums including 4500 dollars from J C Felts to T J Walters in West Waterloo and 3900 dollars from Mary Altland et al to B A Schubert in East Waterloo. Other entries list Farnworth and Banfield land moves in East Waterloo and a West Waterloo lot sale to Joseph W Hurter for 1400 dollars.
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J. C. Felts
T. J. Walters
West Waterloo
Mary Altland
B. A. Schubert
East Waterloo
Mary A. Farnsworth
Lo Lillian
James M. Banfield
C. J. Banfield
Hiram Vaughan
Joseph W. Hurter
Canada Will Act to Preserve Niagara Mall Beauty
Ottawa announces federal plan to secure Niagara region beauty by power policy. Minister Hyman states water power exports will be limited to protect Canadian industries and exports may be revoked at short notice. No claims against provincial or dominion governments are provided.
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Niagara
Ottawa
Ont
Ara
Hyman
Policy to regulate companies over falls scenery rules
Government plans to impose rules on companies and prevent spoilage of the falls scenery. Action would ensure compliance with regulations and protect the area’s beauty.
Court Quieted Title In Forgery Case In Dubugny County
In district court Judge O Donnell heard the action James H E Conlin versus John B Hoover. A default was entered against Hoover and the court decreed in favor of the plaintiff canceling the deed and mortgage of record. The clerk was ordered to mark cancelled by decree on the deed and mortgage records. The plaintiff to pay costs. The case recalls the Hoover forgery scandal, involving forged signatures to secure 4000 dollars from T J Mulgrew and a mortgage on the Conlin farm reached through a fake Cascade notary. Adjournment set for Wednesday morning.
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Yubuaque
District Court
James HE. Conlin
John B. Hoover
O'Donnell
Dubugny County
Hoover
James 1. Conlin Bear Cascade
James i. Conlin
4 Cascade Notary
T. J. Mulgrew
Conlin
O’donnel
Fort Dodgy Father Donates to Buena Vista College Fund
Father L. Coffin of Fort Dodgy gave $1,000 to Buena Vista College's endowment fund in Storm Lake noting the gift was motivated by Storm Lake lacking saloons. He stated he would not have made the donation otherwise.
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Riurtt Lake
Iena
L. 8. Coffin
Fort Dodgy
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
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