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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-04-12
Gossip and Notes.
Good Friday tomorrow.

Good Friday tomorrow.
There are only nine inmates at the
county jail at present.
Most of the papers make a note of the
fact that Mr.. w. Goose has gone north
to spend the summer.
The newly organized townships If
Byron and Nekoma hold an election of
officers for the current year on Tuesday,
May LIST.
Bear inmind and don't let your friends
forget that Langdon's three days race
meeting, July 10, II, and -, is one of
the big events to be looked forward to
this summer.
Tuesday, June 10Th, the day on which
the primary election will be held, has
been selected by the board of county
commissioners as the time at which an
election will be held for the voters of
the county to ballot on the question of
increasing the jurisdiction of the county
court.
Gov. Sarles, proclamation names Fri
day, April 9th, as Arbor day, but a
whole week devoted to the planting of
trees wouldn't be a bad thing for the
adornment and general improvement of
many of our Langdon homes. When
you want to beautify nothing pays
better than planting trees.
Walhalla's town election, which by
the way is reported as having been
somewhat of a warm affair, bestowed the
honorS of chairman of the board of
trustees upon our former townsman,
William McQuarrie. To his old Lang
don friends the title Mayor "Billy'
McQuarrie. sounds good.
We would suggest to all candidates
for office at the approaching primaries,
irrespective of what ever party they may
belong, the wisdom of placing their
announcements before the readers of
the CoURIER-DEMocRAT. A little judic-
ious advertising this way will let the
people know what you want.
The preliminary hearing Of Matt
Doyle, ST., charged with the killing Of
Vincent Weller is understood as having
been opened at Snowflake, Man, yes.
terday. The DEMOCRAT has been I'm
able to secure a report of the hearing
for this week, but hopes as the case pro.
crosses to keep its readers thoroughly
posted.
An important item to homestcaders is
the ruling that goes into effect in the
Canadian Northwest on the 18th of this
month After that date all filings mus
be made in person instead of by proxy
as heretofore. This will eliminate con
siderable of the fraud that has beer
practiced on the government in the pas
and will give all an equal show in secur
ing good lands.
New settlers with their families anC
accompanied by whole carloads of horses
stock and effects are arriving daily
at Munich and other townso on that line
to locate in this county. According t.
the Munich Herald they hail from Mimi
esota, Iowa, Illinois, and New York states
Cavalier county is certainly securing it:
share of the immigration coming tt
North Dakota this spring.
Use ''Hannah's Pride" -four.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-04-12
Hay for sale. P. P. Kopriva.
"Hannah's Pride" -four takes the lead.

Hay for sale. P. P. Kopriva.
"Hannah's Pride"four takes the lead.
Seven per cent covers my commission
on farm loans. e. A. Wadsworth.
Ii you desire to get a home in the
Canadian Northwest call on Birtch g.
Liebeler.
Just arrived two hundred gallons of
pure maple syrup. Call on Thomas
Dunford. 36-39
Good goods, right prices and a square
deal. You can get them all at Hunter g.
~Stevenson's.
Mrs. Thos. Prior, of Hannah, spent
several days of last week visiting with
Langdon friends.
G. S. Iverson, the founder of the Fair
dale Times is back again at his old Job
on the Milton Globe.
Remember there is a grand drawing
of a free sewing machine every week at
Schulke's department store.
Remnant sale at the Stable store on
Saturday. Lunch served during the
afternoon. See bills for particulars.
G. H. McDermott returned Tuesday
from a business trip down the line as
far as the Forks. He was accompanied
by Jno Tyrrell.
DR.. Norman Balfour, of Sarles was one
of those successful in passing the exami.
nation of the state medical board held
last week at Fargo.
Robert Eagleson, of Osnabrock attend
ed the thoroughbred horse sale of Dr.
Cory at Hannah last Thursday and
purchased a fine driving mare.
Sick headache results from a derange.
ment of stomach and is cured by Cham.
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
Sold by n. E. McGruer, Langdon ano
Easily.
The Wales correspondent to the Han
nah Moon is authority for the repor'
that Howard Mclean, of Wales, viii
start a meat market here in Langdon il
the neal future.
Ira Calder numbered among those il
the city yesterday from Nekoma as a wit
ness in the criminal case brought owe
from that place for hearing in justice
court.
VIM. Poir of Osnabrock, Cavalie
county, filed a petition in bankruptc,
with the clerk of the federal court Fri
day at Fargo. His liabilities were statet
to be s3,9S5.64 and assets S4.5l7.5O.
G. F. Uecker and wife of Osnabrock
returned home this week from a visit a
their old home in Hamburg, Germany
Their stay there of five months is report
ed as having been extremely pleasant
John Smith, "Scotch Johnnie" c
Beaulieu returned from a trip to Englan
, and his old home in "Bonnie Scotia" o
Friday last. He had a very pleasant tri
but feels at home again in Mort
Dakota.
: Alpheus Adams, we'll known as one {
; the early pioneer settlers of Linde
? township spent several days here durin
} the week on business. Mr.. Adams an
: wife have recently returned from
I: winters visit in California.
" Mrs. REV John Scott cam over frol
Walhalla last Saturday for a visit wit
her daughter, Mrs. S. T. Scott and man
Langdon friends. She has just return
5 ed from a visit of several months wit
= friends and relatives in Toronto, Ont.
Peter Wild, whose farm is south {
Osnabrock, was certainly among tn
first to start seeding in Cavalier count
this spring. Operation started Monda
b April End, and last week closed with th
1 report that he had it the neighborhoo
> of a thousand acres sown.
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-04-12
/ have Excellent Seed
Flax for Sale. Absolute
ly free from Mustard.
For cash or on time.
P. P. KOPRIVA.

The most successful specialist in
chronic and nervous diseases, DR.. Cha
rest of Fargo, will visit professionally
Devils Lake, Tuesday, May sth, at the
Sevilla Hotel: Leeds, Wednesday, May
9th, at the Parker Hotel: Lakota, Mon
day, May 9TH, al the Grace Hotel. Tell
him about your ailments. He can cure
you. Consultation 81. 90.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-08-04
DRAMATIC MURDER CASE.
Sensation in Trial Of Mrs. Hutchinson
at Buena Vista.

Denver-A News special from
Buena Vista Wednesday tells this
dramatic story of the trial of Mrs.
Hutchinson for the murder of Mrs.
Bode:
The confession of Earl Hutchinson
that he was criminally intimate with
Mrs. Mary Bode, the rumored threat
of c. F. Bode to kill Hutchinson should
his testimony compromise the honor of
his murdered wife and the guarding
of Bode by his friends to prevent him
carrying out his threat were the SEN
sational developments to-day in the
trial of Mrs. Grace Hutchinson. :,
Those who came to the Hutchinson
murder trial looking for excitement got.
it to-day. The bombshell exploded just
a few minutes before court adjourned
Harold Hutchinson, husband of the
prisoner, was on the stand and the
spectators sat with bated breath as
the vital questionable one question
the answer to which the people had
waited for days. was asked: Did you
maintain unlawful relations with Mrs.
Bode?"
yes" came the answer.
Were you with her in the barn
during a certain night in May?"
"Yes."
That one little word was the spark.
One could have heard pin drop in
the court room, and eyes shifted from
the witness on the stand to c. F. Bode,
husband Of the dead woman, who
stopped for an instant as though para
lyzed. His face, naturally florid, be-
came purple, and the muscles in his
throat grew taut, while his hands
twitched like those Of maniac.
For one brief moment this lasted.
and then, with jump, he reached the
door. and an instant later it slammed
behind him, closing him from the
view Of the bewildered crowd.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-04

Jan. James Gillespie found guilty OF sls.
ter's murder, sentenced for iife
III Miller Chicago, killed wife, two ba-
bies and self by shooting,
is-chicaGo mother Kills child ana sslf with
ig~At Holman, Ky,, w, Tsoarck, ~, Hoarck,
n. fIolconib and .. lioleomb killed Y
feud 4 Ex-c0roner HOFFMAN, Detroit
9, EcE6urs killed J. Brandt ana seif DS
is--nobert ana Francis Mcbride and gher.
iff n. ". connor killed N Tuskegee, Ala,
aiected sheriff, WAyne county, Mich,
found guilty of Illegally taking money
from state; 4 years IN prison.
is---puring quarrel wilson, Kan, Marshal
killed y Uuichinson. postmaster ana eai'
asoH ana EnlckerbocEer ssaI killed wife and
self, ~ Battle creek. Mich
N-Tlcscn. AriFI gambler KILLS ? men and
2s-isnriingion. wis. boardsr kills iandIady
rsb. Nv. II. qshea. chicago, found guilty
Ak. .sbanon. b III. bank robbed 81 5000
i0-inga Hanson, suing for big damages
against Chicago Traction company, con-
vIctad of perjury, Z. ExrMmy0r McCue,
chariottesvilie, Va, hanged for confessed
i7.-Jghn ghsy. near Quincy. Ill. killed
M-.L vi. Hardy and wife, Homer. Mich,
murdered IN bed,
zs~.W. B Hart near Newton, Kan, killed
daughter and eelf....F. Hlster, Spring.
Vile. Cal, killed reiRhbor, wife and self
,..thicagO detective Kills Mary Muiyeil
noted phiIanthrOpist ana self
Mar. G--W. I. Meet, Tusla, I. n. Killed wifi
4--csarIss Thomas. De- MoInes, ~, found
Nul1fv Of murder 81 Mabel Ech0n0ld.
7~-Jameg Inee confeegeg 10 murder OF wife
ana 3 children al uanvilie. Ark. ...s
f1-. Robbers lcot Genoa, O.t bank oftIg,ODDs
Arr IN Nelson, near Poplar, Ia, kiiih
4sJcEn \ DOW. negro. sulphur Rock. Ark,
Kills 4 negroes.
1f~Mau ard wifh. Hiiey, KAN burned "a
first national bnnk, milwaukee,, con.
faaNea 10 1i,1b0,06 embezziefnent,.. Con.
KRDnMman Hiuckney ana others killed n
hempstead. Tex. shooting ARRAY
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-04


uratod. ). Illinois legislature convcneE.
D-Douslng, MaAsaehusctts. inauKurhted
s-;Adams declared governor or Colorado by
p--Dcneen, illinois; IIaniy, Indiana; Folk,
Missouri, and Hoch, Kansas, inaugurnted
i7-P. q. Knox elected 10 United states SEN
atorship ~ succeed Quay. 10. q. Stokes
M-0ov. In toilette, Wis, elected u. D. sem
Teb. 7--statehood bill, admitting Oklahoma
and New Mexico, passes national senate
H-~Itepresontntiy6 Comerford expelled from
Illinois legislature. Failed 70 prove cor.
Mar. G.-spsciai session Of national senate
7--cortolyou becomes postmaster gcnerkI,
Apr. PIT P, ghonta, Chicago, appointed
hsag q ranana canai co11rtilsssio, ,ns,ao -.
4-Iown supreme court calls blcnniai Fiec.
tion amendment 70 state constitution
sc-nowon. y, O. minister. ordered 70 Wash.
May 7--Ililnois legislature adjourns,
Jun, 20-U. n. invited 10 Moroccan confer
ene0, I, Minister Bowen dismissed.
2s--Waliace panamA canal engineer
sc--J. y, stevens, Chicago. appointed 70
succeed Wallace.
Juls I.bVg PhchlHE- gDfpoTHHVnb lHalcpu
by FEDERAL Jury NJ Chicago,
e-felihu Root appointed aecretnry OF state.
20~New York legislature orders an insurs
anoS Investigation.
gep. Md. ~, Hhcfrick, Indiana auditor,
ousted from once by Goy, Hanly, because
2s-gherfick Indicted for enlargement,
Oct B--Missouri threatens 20 Dust New
York Life Insurance company
Iis-U. q, Judge Baker, OF Indiana, charged
with leyylng campaign contributions On
I7--Pfesldent Roosevelt issues order that
civil service employees may be sumnArily
dismigsed without trial when superior 80
decides.
Nov i-Prince Louis of Bpttenberg. with
special message from Edward 70 Presi'
7--Mecicilan wins IN New York mayoralty
election. Republicans sweep country,
u.,Pattlson, democrat, elected governor
sym II. Hearst protests Mcciellans
election, charging fraud.
io---New York grand jury indicts ~ for
ia.-0oy Pcnnypacksr Pn.) calls special
IeRislatiye session 10 discuss reform,
2i=-Uoy. In Toilette tWis,) calls special
session or legislature.
NJ sen. Burton Ixan.) indicted for vioIat'
2o-H q. gduiers minister 10 Cuba, re-
aigneI y. y. Morgan given post ".
Dec. s-Midghipman Meriwether acquitted
on charge OF killing marine In boxing
bout,
sPrssidsnt Isoossyeis eslysgs ,, Tss:sge I. .
Hyera message 70 legislature and accepts
United states sGnatOrsbip,
13s-JOhn M deHrin selected 10 succeed
Senator Mitchell, deoeneed 70 United
States ssnatorshlp from oregon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-04

fa~in wltsstatfs lsa mshs " sln talllna
y ln puhais ~ mine NAsr ssrlnslaA
sAsslh lMtW9a TeA a IN tttlan*s ~ WV
hustnn slhl A8N E#tT 4. ..s....aa
Au AnfasN. spkiNi, wipNa WHEi I've 90 y
tmfnMaW ~ wreck ww EwHMssttM
read W hinha. 500 inauFHAh
ID AZ eeinmNna II III hallgf wxriw#inn,
spne Nsaf IiepaAS, Nsss / ii biieaa sol
II Ssat pssKspl N. H. ,iS stash u aa1'
nNN train, ...
IA Neas nAillmsre, ~ N halfway eclils,1n
Rl.4auth prnsngy limited tNshsus sfAss
frvm Chicago 10 New tufk wfvchvd' "
m-eAt Alfalfa, Ala, 4 In mill uxpicaion., \.
In Wisconsin flveh y bN drpwninH,
Hss-A Empptla, In, y N sxplgsion.AA
taIs i. n nSeslhsrsa1 s1 fesaa " II tornado
B-4A NrariRhf tsH., q III coal mine explosion
T--At Little Fails Dam, via, II drowned.
Ii..At Wattstown, VA, iae " mine expio
is~Nsar spton, IND, tln freight collision
iB-@At Wataaha Mimi, IN hotel fire,
is-.Near Dea Moines, lA,, N mine explo
sion.
gi~iieiiers az gunhoat bennington expiod,
on san Diego, Cal, Killing " marines.
XuF Near verne, MINI / drowned,
Sat Albany. N. ". Id In collapse of buIld
is.-At Itishman, o., u n railroad collision
iG--At Ormfod. Pa, Is killed IN landslide,
2S-Of Florida coast, sg drowned IN gal'
which strikes steamship peconIc.
Sep. LAT MclSuoEport, Pa, when ny
wheel bursts
Sat Hudson, N, ", drowned IN river
SAT Brush, Col, In railroad collision,
io--At Fairchenee, Pa, 70 IN powder mil
HIN New york, 10 in accident 10 elevated
iB-At Avon, Conn, ~ In explosion.
l7--At pinconning, Mich, 8 in boiler cxplo
si--At Mount Holly Springs. Pa, ) IN rail.
25-Af Paoll, pa, 8 In rcat.end collision,
27-At Fort Dodge. Ia., children burned e
oct. D Near Edlnston, W. Va, in burn.
Cat Granville, N. III. 10 In quarry cave-in
1S--At Eeaton, ILL.,, In rnilrund wreck,
lG--Bouth Carolina coast, ~ wreck oi
l7--At PORT Royal, MO-, mother ana chill.
22-Off beverly, nj o., q drowned IA river
collislonn.At Bingham, Utah, IN cave
!. In q copper mine. IA ~. ,,..,... 49,,
.....Noar Fairfield, H., In railroad col.
2S-.At Hazel Kirk, Ark. Q mine officials IN
explosion.
so--Near Kansas city, MO, "a IN wreck on
Santa Fe...,At Casey, ln,, In Rock ls'
land wreck,
Nov, G--At Mountain View, okla, IN tor
nndo.
S--At phoanixviIle, ILL.,, In powder ex.
S1Ngar wilkosbarrs, Pa, 8 in railroad
collision
iG--At Benleysviie, pa, Sin mine explosion
ig--In New York tenement, 6 by firG
2i~-At paflin, NJ. r., 4 IN powder explosion.
23-Near Albion, Ind, 10 railroad collision
2g-At Bnkersbrldgo, Mass, ~ ~ railroad
collision.
N-At igmporia, Pa, In powder explosion
2D--Nsar Duluth, MINI, . III steamer
Matnnfa wreck
Dec. Ion Middle River, Ala, o in house.
boat fire.. Near Weston, w, Va, 4 In gqt
explosion,
s-.In Wyoming. 10 IN coal mine explosion,
il--In New York tenement, Q by FIRE,
Pat Lindsey, Pa, 4 children by hre.
ls-Ncar Boyles, Ala, In powder cxplo'
sion
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-04


III nletlns !, isahp nrlnFs death % n
lsss we psSSa@sa ,eears II n ,is
1ct E.aTroops slaughter many N MOSCOW
riotlnB TX Another massacre at Tinlh
n.-All Russia lied W with railroad strike.
RnNnia constltutionnaNt petefaburg
panle-siflckens strike spreads through
!sslsioyerfiifent employees cease work Il.
TreppT allows students 70 hold monster
meeting.
Is Moscow parties decide on new governs
mcnt independent OF cgar... Hundreds
Killed N fighting throughout rmpire.st
Panic nt Warsaw.
SO-4CRar issues manifesto, giving people
civia liberty, Invioiabiiity Ofpera0n, frse-
dom of conAcienue, speech and asHsm-
biy, extended suffrage, aud iaw@mak.
Ing body, WItto named ~ minister
president.
Russian people 20 Wild with Joy oyer
mauifesto.,, However, bloody revolution
still continues. Arbitrary Finnlsh rule
Nov. i~.Hundrcos slain al Odessa during
days hghting Twenty Killed IN War
saw riots.., Political prisoners set free.
l-Martinl law proclaimed In Odessa. st.
Petersburg strike or
t-AIassabrcs and pllage In odessa, Kish-
inen and Rieff Odessa riots fatal 70
3,b0Oi i2OO wounded.
$500 peasants burned 10 death AZ Jcdozvo-
grad
l--Russ marines revolt at CronBtadt, kill
ing bD,...Trepon removed from office.
l0-sCronAtadt mutiny called off.
b--Cznr gives crown landa 20 peasants,
nbolishes taxes ~ 10000 COO.
D,,-scores Of Jews slain In kishlncn rlot-
ing.
2.-Zemstyo agrees 70 uphold Wlttc, but
demands constitution
S--Gov, Gen. of Poland orders rioters shot
down.
vs. Mutlnous Beyastopol sailors shoot nd-
mral, city IN panic.
W--Rebcia at SCVastoDol defeated IN tcr-
rinc threc-h0ur battle, 4 warBhips sunk;
half city destroyed ana 5000 lives
LOST. TeieBraphie communication be-
tween Russia ana rekt OF world cut
Dec. l--Martiol law IN Poland abolished.
t~Kioff riots result IN 80 deaths
i--Fnfher Unp0n condemned ~ death for
dosefting rcyolutiOniEts' cause,
l--TfOopB NJ Harbln rebel, staying officers
13.-Isiy0nln peasants set up now provision
government independent OF czar,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-04


II isa nps tlAwAles. A iSunslnAscn'
Msy sw klshslsaa n wasAlaRsssi
MI. II Co.'s ss 'g',lAs' .slI \, Y / s.s ,s..s! 4!
iSAtss. taHnNe singer M hieMNN
N kltk hn NRlis, plastishs, n Hsll fptt,
negsbss rowisve, Amtnean eeAsul, !,
tnm | sisa ne,nssn n Atlantic ems, N. y,
msaeettr kiuibMeea, AhleaKo treasurer
ae.~ssvs sass n s.asa ssms, ~ tnAs euna'
SKI is1,ien. Nj ~ plaeAmat i. A. ii
'f eoftnmhndgr lnsuhsef, al fSoisa, ianhp,
Aug F4aA. M ilrll father pf Al tl lsel. "A
Washlnslona Rev Albtlehs al Dele
s-Arskbishop chapeil., q, New Orleans. d
n Il, Mcr.ean. Dr., noted packer, y,
Chicago,
seq. iieseAlph nu,,erwer,h, a, warren.
is~psttiek Collins. mayor of Isoaton, and
.ex.consreesman, at Hot Bpflnga Va I.
aa-ltx.rong. and ex.uov. o'Ferrail, 81
oct .s. v, Nixon New York assembly
speaker, IA weetnrld. N, Y
is-.uen. w. \. clark, ot Gen. Grants
ie~s' Vi tuais. Oldest Chicago resident, Al
as-.irx.c Congressman Terry Blmpaon. most
unique character IN Amcrlcan politics. al
si-chas J. Devlin. weli.known coal oper-
ator, At Chicago hospital
Ney, i5-Blshop 4. N. Merrili, at Keyport,
n-Marnhail Field, Jr., AZ Chicago. from
Helf.infllcted Eunsliot wound,
204-Henfy AnsOn, founder OF Marshall.
town, Ia, at Marshhlltown.
Dec. S.--United states Senator Mitchell
(Ore), nt Portland.
Dec. ii.~igdward Atkinson, woii-known Fo-
cial. and political economist, at Boston,
aged u.s.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-04
ca,aam.s

Jan. s--Entire NowGski family on 10 per-
sons In burning of Morris Run (pn.)
home. IN Ohio river towboat *.
!IS NV York blizzard, I 7by freezing
i6-s1n burning home n Vim, Mason
prominent New York lawyer, > by fFe.
ig-In Dpeeatur. III. mine. Z W nrs;
Near Iron River, Wis 10 burning
S..At Tsrs Haats. IND, IN boiler azDIo-
70 XXI Calumet. Mich miners IN sxDlo.
n-Nsar ruIIahana, Tenn, - railroad
Fsb. rim crash of sleigh and train, 10 wom-
s--At calumsf Mich, 81 dynamite expio.
io-Xt New brighton, Pa. IN collision of
fg-At Kansas city, Kan. III burning
house w In Cleveland. u, asphyxiatioD,
ss'':sIs ss caIssys E T' Il ssiisf sfs'ssss saSo
n.@fn virginia. Ala. mine, 100, in explosion.
lr nsoeaEn MD pss assss hd r sss. sSs
MaT asn' Near pi.tsburr Z IN rear.snd col.
liaion between trains. !, % killsd near Pike.
yiI,s dssaqIss s gls fs sH 81 fsae9h sss il MIN.
IL Near Thurmond, W. va, y - mine sx-
s6-As .sssTs proektoa. mas., gS 10 tirs panic.
2g--A4 Princetcn. Ind, \ Ia nine explosion.
Apf. 1-~N8aK Bndhan, w C., IN railway
coliinlon,s..fn eDowalide neaF Otray,
t.-bodlTs of A who Ioet lives ia ziegier. If.,
mine GxpIONions recovered.
TAT M6w York by escaping RAD.
D~~Ienry Monroe. Chicago, and family Of
i7.-ln in11ianspoIl6 thsatsf panic. q 10 fd.
tur64
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-04
BaIIasSs FaHarss

Jan, 3-.Flrs national bank or Faribault
MINI, closed receiver appointGd,
D--Brott cotton mills, Massachusotts, capl.
a.slsbdsrd Rope q Irvine CO.. N. X. for
100000,
2S. -Pan. American bank, Chicago; assets
ti7,200, liabilities Nb,gDD,
Mar. b'~Arnold Brewing Co, Hauite ~
Marie, Mich, +; liabilities ts5, 900; assets tG5,'
\ 600
7.-Coe Co, Minneapolis; liabilities 500 900
Apr, g. bad0ga, Ind, bank; assets $4,000
liabilities $4,000, .....
N--Cnnton, o., state bank closes T.. ,Lexing
ton okla, First national bank fails
Jun s-LadysmltRa wis, First natioHa
iS-Fyfc Il MunsoD, Chicago, placed in 70
cHiVrr'H hands ...
23~yicksburg, Mich, exchange bank.
2C--KnIght, Donneily ~ Co, Chicago, f..
2S--Terre Haute, Ind, national bank closed
Jul G@spring valley, III, and Toluca, III.
national banks close,
g-IIagGrst0wn, Ind, Commercial bank liza
bilIties, $4,000,
iD-Bpring Valley, o., bank closes,
z0--City national bank Kansas CITY, Mo.
Aug, s.Wsst Liberty, ky,, bank closes,
H.-Western bank, Louisville, KY; due 4
SOP. i5.-Minot. o. D., national bank close,
doors
Oct. G..peoria (IJi) national bank closes De
cause OF Dougherty indicfmfntA
Nov iz~KingnsheT (Okla) national bank
closed by comptroller of currency
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-04

iE-Mme, Loubet dies III Paris, aged gz
H--As result of NOcadnl, NORWAY, ava
ianehe, 90 perished caused big tidal wave
by VA Yaqai" iini lndiana Il Mesico. "'''"''s'
FEB g--pr0eufatOF General on Finland as.
Fascinated at Helsingfors.
Mar t--Btearner ~ OSAKA, Japan harbor
sinks, ln drowning
i2-In Wales coiliery explosion ~ killed.
N-H q. PageE marquis of Angelssy, die'
N..=.Julcs Verne novelist dies ~ Arniens
bassndor, dies IN washington
Apr, 7-.Nearly 100000 are dead In fndin
earthquakes,
~ Prince deorge 81. Greece ssaassinated
May s--PortuEal and norway sign arbitra'
D cassiDi, Russian ambassador 70 WASH.
ington, Transferred 10 Madrid. Baron
Hogen takes his pace
siLiife q y. n Alfo1s9 tlgg q Spain, attempt
Jun es-crQwr Prigce VIM and Duchess ~.
celia wed NJ Bfr1n. I'M Deicasse resigns
as foreign minister of France,
J--NOrway sewers relations WI b sweden
depOsing hinR OaeaE
Jul 4--sws1isb army ordered t0 mobilize,
~ Bomb thrown ~ sultan Of Turkey ~
constantipoplc, Attempt fails, but n per-
sns are Killed
s,Ewedlsh cabinet resigns,
Aug. g-~New swedish cabinet selected,
man aDG Marduia ITO Aarfial law declared
asptfaiy ear huugkea fatal 10 1000
H.. T5go's. gqgsblp Mlkasa blown up al
Rngsbo, kiillDE 2g
Monte Roea0. Itaiy, destroyed by earth.
quake, hundreds of lives lost.
i9.- cznr INVITES powers 70 peace conference
~ The Hague,
"A Sweden ard Norway sign dissolution mr..
tlcies, agreeing 10 gsver union
Oct I-Fire ~ Hiroshima, Japnn, destroys
ri buildings, Ions tz00O,001
1zr-Prlnce TrOubetak0y Russian liberal
GifR In ~, pstNfBbufR
1s~Fl Henry irving, famous actor, dieI
sue denly NJ Bradford Eng
N4-Ptiace Chares ~ Denmark selected for
throne Of Norway
Nov e-gir 0e0. Williams, founder of "
NJ q, Al, dles In London
7--Connt of FlandGrs dies IN Belgium
leaving Prince Albert heir 10 throne.
fS.-BlasgOw lAaotland1 lodging HOUSE
burns, 10 dying !. German torpedo boat
and cruiser collide MI Kleit ~ dr0wngd.
% Steamer Uiida wrecked on French
coast. 12s drowned Throne OF Norway
rendered 10 Prince Charles of Denmark
and accepted.
fixing Haak0n VII. takeg oath 70 Nor.
WeginB constitution.
Dec. "a. j. Baifour, English premier, re-.
signs; sir Campbell. .BaDnerman takes
ofiice