Indicted for Manslaughter in Fort Dodge Case
A grand jury indicted Myron Tullur Fort Dodge police chief for manslaughter in the death of king George Be. Dugan a farmer accused Frank Cenna of starting the fight. Kerns of Somers was indicted for assault with intent to commit great bodily injury. Guthrie Center reports one dead and two critically ill from poisoned oatmeal at Speeder home.
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Rockwell City
Oer
Myron Tullur
Fort Dodge
King George BE
Duegan
Powers
Frank Cenna
Dugan
Guthrie Center
Jor Speeder
Miter
Speeder
Mr. Speeder
Freed From Charge In Iowa Murder Case
Guthrie Center October 30. Ed Chambers, held on a murder charge in the death of Charles Neal, was released after two weeks in jail as the grand jury declined to indict. The investigation continues though relatives doubt suicide and suspect murder, noting a large sum of money on Neal. The case centers on a farm owner Chambers who was a wealthy bachelor.
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Guthrie Center
Get
Charles Neal
Chambers
Weal
Bagley
Neal
Mmurder
CIO
Jury List for December 1806 US Court at Dubuque Iowa
Grand and petit jurors for December term at Dubuque are drawn. Names include BA, THN from Little Cedar. Edward Hebron from Strawberry Point. D. Carvey from Hazelton. Mary O. Daker from Manchester. Benford Lyman from Manchester. and other Waterloo men on the test. The session begins December 8 at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Grand Jarorn
Little Cedar
Edwar Hebron
Strawberry Point
Carvey
Hazelton
O. Daker
Manchester
Benford Lyman
Unclear listing of names and places from a local directory
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous personal names such as Belin Hobson Maren Strinpur and places including West Union Decorah Independence and Waverly. No coherent event or narrative emerges beyond a mass of individuals and towns, typical of an old classified or directory page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo. Belin
Shadgrove
J. L. Hobson
West Union
A. House
Frank Marthew
John Werkter
Wittnes Wirlmvie Merion Hn
Proavkel Tinss
Wiliam Carriers
Framen Castalia
Tagen
F. C
Hen’ Willuy
Westpante
Thy Pert Durors
Noah J. Flee
Wagverdog GR
Heorke Prange
Radiot
Ryowllon
Becorah
Codiwell
Decorah
Beiveyr Patersiu
Payette Lawrenes Baler
Waterloo
Hieies Burtumin
Waverly
John Lerwick
Ghar
Charles Gray
Tosith Hlshorn
Artington
LL. Tough
Waterton Ch
H. Houghton
Waverlosind
Caornassia
Weer
Hadtell
Msemvek Hike
Watcorict Nes
Rowley
Thunson
Staoyvie
K.W Mauger
Devorah
Wils ‘Traver
Walker To
Lowrey
Croseni
Kighmey
Thidsen
Moore
Witerhea
Corry
Karke Cisayer Mubiing
Pripella Telming
Waukon
David Bright
Independence
Ph ‘Phionas
Sly Horace Nilley
Sime Cole
Lamntit
Martin Yort
Davis Garners
Tris Chaibertledi
Barts
Frank Fox
Winthrop
George Richards
Suurlers
Des Moines Speech Sparks Democratic Split and GOP Countermeet
In Des Moines Republicans rally as Bryan’s visit stirs party lines. Democrats split over Bryan’s stance with many criticizing his tactics. Some say Miller should quit the committee to avert a party split. Governor Denver and Secretary Wilcox prepare a major GOP appearance while Shaw urges full party unity and a straight Republican vote.
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Bes Moines
Oct
Des Moines
Bryan
Jmany
Gryan
Cioimins
Iiokel
Tawa
Ceusial
Democratic Cireles
Callul
Porter Acaaigie
Miller
Mish
Chicago
Uiless Miller
Denven
Wilcox
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Paper Ad
An ad promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles claim ing it stops frequent urination and nocturnal micturition offers a free sample and urges readers to mention the newspaper when replying. It names Binghamton New York and stresses easy to take pleasant tasting formula with fifty cent and one dollar bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niger Manindnneys
Dr. Kilmer & Go
Binghamton
N.Y
Kihner
Hinghampton
Indictment is Refused in Des Moines Grand Jury
In Des Moines, October news reports the grand jury refused to return any indictments in bribery cases. The foreman J. S. Pork farm near Des Moines and several jurors concluded the evidence was inconclusive or insufficient to charge anyone. County Attorney Miller plans a full investigation and may convene a new grand jury to pursue possible tampering or other misconduct. The report notes several individuals and local officials involved, with ongoing debate over public access to the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Grand Jury
Telly
Itl
A. M. Hadley
J. S
Des Mahies
Hed
Gloek
Bo F. Costin
Chimes Morner
Howe
Miller
Stair
Hippee
Hadley
Veterans and Church Rift Over Ritual at Funeral
In Dubuque Iowa Archbishop Reane, returning from confirmation, refused to intervene in the dispute between the thuligehuren and the G. A. 7. Bure ing. His absence saw the use of the Goa. OR ritual denied by Father Crvey at a soldier John Guricks funeral. The archbishop backs the priest amid questions of rites compliance. The incident centers on the ritual’s proper use and a potential oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubuque
Reane
la Tulean
Goa
Pather Crvey
Asde
John Guricks
Hyde
A. R
Paper changes hands in Brookston Daily Times sale
Marshalltown announces sale of the Brookston Daily Times Republican. J P Dotson remains business manager with D W Norris as editor and major stockholder. Dotson gains controlling interest in 1889 with B D Hughes to replace him as business manager and news editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
J. P. Dotson
Times
W. Norris
Castellane Case Is Up In Paris and Iowa News
The Castellane divorce case is heard in Paris with Countess and Count Crppi presenting evidence about settlement and infidelity. In Mason City Iowa Conductor Charles Stewart is critically injured by a blood artery burst while loading cargo, and Parisians discuss death-penalty abolition while Peters in Chariton report parole for George Alexander at an inebriate institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Charles Stewsrl
Sanborn
George WL aAlexander
Chariton
Knoxville
Elchebergar
Tie
Associated Tress
Paris
Castellane Divote Tase
Comn
Maitre Cruppi
Ase
Maitre Gruppi
Berlin
Get. St
Beteven
Frederick Leopold
B. Hilmers
Chicago
Daphne "Hilers
Princ Cess
Sha
Daphne
United States
Tfsha
Germany
Monsieur
Benn
de Paris
Midora
Interview at Pleasant View Reveals Mrs Eddy Aged and Frail
The New York Sun reports Mary Baker Eddy granted eleven reporters a rare interview at Pleasant View Concord New Hampshire. She appeared feeble with shaking hands and head, yet spoke firmly about health and faith as photographers and scientists watched.
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New York
New York Sun
Mary Baker G Eddy
Concord
Nhs
Mary Baker
Boston
Pleasant View
Eddy
Pamela Leonard
Brooklyn
Christian Science
N. Y
H. Cornell Wilson
Christ In Science
Vicinity
Archibald McLellan
L.e Strang
Wilson
Kiddy
Eagle Hotel
Mr. Wilson
Jone Man
Mrs. Eddy
Calvin Frye
Sam
Strang Refuses Guard As Pleasant View Gates Close
Strang refuses him and declares at 1 o'clock the gates of Pleasant View will close to the outer world forever, signaling the end of access. The dramatic moment underscores growing tensions as the facility ends its public exposure and the community contemplates the closure.
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Strang
Pleasant View
Iowa Democrats Debate Rail Regulation Campaigns
State Chairman C. W. Miller of the Iowa Democratic State Committee refused to resign from Claude Porter’s governor campaign amid Bryan’s demand. Miller defended opposition to railroad rate regulation and hinted at a statement from a Chicago convention. The piece cites Louis Murphy of the Dubuque Telegraph criticizing railroad influence and naming figures tied to the Marsh campaign and Waterloo interests.
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Des Moines Register
C. W. Miller
Democratic State Committee
Claude R. Porter
William Jennings Bryan
Miller
Wold
Chicago
Marsh
Bryan
Porter
Leroy Brown
Logan
Afarsh
Iowa
Democratic Party
Murphy
Louis Murphy
Dubuque
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo Manufacturers’ Association
Waterloo
Messrs
J. T. Sullivan
F. J. Fowler
Bolters
G. W. Miller
Waverly
National Committee
Bryan Attacks Democrats and Railroads in Iowa Talk
In Grinnell Mr. Bryan denounces the alliance between Iowa Democrats and railroads while urging opposition to Governor Cummins. He warns that if Democrats seek railroad help in the campaign, Porter should demand returns and resignations. Railroad men in conference at the Savery hotel lobby discuss the matter with Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Bryan
Mgr. Porter
Mr. Bryan
Cummins
Grinnell
Dim. J. W. Richards
Iowa
Savery Hotel
Miller
Porter Committee
C. W. Johnson
Carroll Wright
Rock Island
Richards
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo Area
Transactions show Arthur A Kelley and others selling a West Waterloo lot for 3000 dollars while Lillie M Wardell transfers a section 19 90 15 parcel for 5450 dollars. Lydia A Miles sells land in section 14 89 15 for 600 to Hattie N and C H Vitech. Calvin J Miller transfers a West Waterloo lot for 3000 to Rebecca Stokes and others. Orrin J Valentine sells a East Waterloo lot for 1 to Jacob F Rein hart. E B Cotton sells East Waterloo lot for 200 to C W Cotton. Thomas O Donnell sells Cedar Falls lot for 1 to Catherine O Donnell. Charles Vaughan sells a West Waterloo lot for 2500 to F E Wightman.
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Arthur A. Kelley
Barron T. Lteuven
West Waterloo
Lillie M. Wardell
B. R. Cook
Lydia A. Miles
Hattie N
C. H. Viteh
Calvin J. Miller
Rebecca Stokes
Orrin J. Valentine
Jacob
Old Settler Eva Reiter Dies at 76 in Eagle Center
Eva Reiter born Eva Gindt in Germany Oct 16 1823 dies at home in Eagle Center at age 76. She came to Black Hawk county 37 years ago settling in Hasle township and lived in the same house since. Survived by four sons Christ Matt Peter Nick and three daughters Mrs Klein and Mrs Bennardy and one sister Mrs Lellig. Funeral Friday at Mt Carmel Catholic Church Heagle Center with Father Takin officiating. Burial in Eagle Center.
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Beagle Center
Eva Reiter
Christ
Vaterloo
Matt
Peter
Nick
Eagle Center
John Rath
South Nakota
8. Klein
William Bennardy
J. Lellig
Gilbertville
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EA. Chambers of
Sioux City
Matey
Robert G. Ingersoll
F. H. Condit
Third Presbyterian Church
Mgr. Condit
Marehoirg
Mr. Condit
Northwood
Grafton
A. O. Christians
State Line
Meltonville
Leeterville
Stanger
Wll
Farmer Jungs Mwiimsell
Davenport
James
Jamestown
Keokuk
John Downey
Lee County
Charleston
I. L. Dilley
City
Charles T. Hancock
Towa- Lillett
I.digimente
Heebuga Ay Marne
Atlantic
Ooto
Maine
Olas Renain
Towa Brivis
James F. Wilson
Charl Hston
Conesville
Harry Smith
Janesville
Taaho
Fillmore
Dubuine County
Cerro Gordo County
Men's Credit Association
Object Land
Glatton
Webster County
John Larkin
Atlanti
Atlantic Hotel
Omaha
John Duncan
Fred Lamb
Skiney
George Richey
Colfax
Richey
Wichita
Kin
Frank Marshak
Rel
District Court
Marshuk
Acvich Eldon
Tavier
Veterans and Church
Marshalltowar
Aes
Solu
Castellane
Clinton
Presbyterian Church Society
Sixth Avenue
William TH . Foulkes
Countuccar Brettyhart
Bixaya
Jomar
Frye
Atone
Pleasant View House
Finchester
Winchester
OLD Settler
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
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