Union Pacific Railroad Company.
Generals -- United States -- Biography.
Railroads -- History.
United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Correspondence]]>
Fort Worth & D. C. Ry.
Colorado & Southern Ry.
Colorado Midland Ry.
Cuba Railway.
President of the Commission to Investigate the conduct of the War Department in the War with Spain.
Death of Col. James A. Sexton.
U.S. Senator for Iowa, John R. Geer.
Court of Inquiry upon General Nelson A. Miles.
D. B. Henderson a Speaker of House of Representatives.
The Philippines.
Trip to Rowley.
Army of Tennessee.
Mrs. U. S. Grant on appointment of Fred D. Grant, Brig. Gen. Regular Army.
70th Birthday.
Trip to Europe and Worlds Fair at Paris.
Address on Brig. Gen. Marcellus C. Crocker.
Election of McKinley and Roosevelt.
Address on Gen. O. O. Howard's 76th Birthday.

Index for Book 16 included.

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Generals -- United States -- Biography.
Railroads -- History.
United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Correspondence]]>
Death of President McKinley.
Death of Maj. Gen Stanley.
And Cuban Railroad Company.
Sherman Statue.
General Staff for U. S. Army.
Harriman on Building of U. P. Railroad.
Andrew Carnagie's [sic] Donation of Public Library to Council Bluffs.
Member of State Historical So.
Panama Canal.
Death of Mother Bickendyke.
The Philippines.
Letter to H.C. Chittenden on Railway Bonds Council Bluffs.
Visit to West Point at it's Centennial Grant Birthday Banquet.
Donation of Tablet to West Point.
Death of M. S. Hurd and Monument to him.
Dedication of Sherman Monument.
Dedication of Sherman Statue in New York.

Index for Book 17 included.

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Generals -- United States -- Biography.
Railroads -- History.
United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Correspondence]]>
Wichita Valley Railway.
James Bridger Monument.
Panama Canal.
Dodge Light Guard Armory.
L. L. D. Cornell College, Iowa.
Address to Loyal Legion New York on General U. S. Grant, Oct. 6, 1904.
Carnagie [sic] Donation to Norwich University.
Dedication of Council Bluffs Library, Sept. 12, 1905.
Dedication of Sherman Statue.
Election of Roosevelt President.
Grant Monument.
Norwich University.
Monument to M. F. Hurd.
Letters from the Philippines.
Letters of Peter A. Dey.

Index for Book 18 included.

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Generals -- United States -- Biography.
Railroads -- History.
United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Correspondence]]>
Cuba Railroad.
Colorado & Southern Ry.
Panama Canal.
Death of Hon. D. B. Henderson.
General Grants Statement in Relation to the Arrest of General Robert E. Lee.
Address at Vicksburg in Accepting Monuments for Secretary of War.
Harriman's Speech at Denver on Location & Building of U. P. Ry.
Norwich University.
President Roosevelt's Speech at Indianapolis on Railroads.
Grant Monument, Fight to Change Location.
Ft. Worth & Denver City Ry.
50 Years Member I. O. O. F. No.49 Co. Bluffs.
Philippines.
General Willard Warner on Death of General McPherson.
15 & 16th Iowa Infantry at Shiloh.
Rate Bill in Congress.
Death of J. W. Jennings April 3, 1907.

Index for Book 19 included.

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]]> Tornadoes.]]> C.B.]]> Big Lake Park Here Is Gaining In Popularity; Let's Take A Ride. August 30, 1956
Board Studies Big Lake Plan; View Sketch Of Recreation Ideas. February 12, 1959
Lakeview Park Is Given 5-Year Beauty Treatment/. May 17, 1959
Plan Dredging Of Big Lake; Now A Slough. November 27, 1968
Planned Rejuvenation Of Big Lake. November 30, 1968
High And Dry. March 11, 1969
Starting The Dredge. April 30, 1969
Big Lake Gets A Little Bigger. May 7, 1967
Mud And Water. May 17, 1979
Courts Near Completion. June 23, 1970
Big Lake Gets Bigger. August 1, 1971
Big Lake Is Subject Of Master's Thesis. January 17, 1972
Big Lake Road Paving Underway. October 18, 1974
Paving At Big Lake Nears Completion. November 7, 1974
New Road, New Directors. December 22, 1974
The Bumpy Road At Big Lake. March 31, 1974
Warning Signs Posted. June 13, 1975
Quacking up with park ducks. October 14, 1979
Beakless duck stirring sympathy at Big Lake. July 21, 1973
Geese at Big Lake park are victims of dart attacks. October 15, 1988
Road crossing tough for wildlife. May 14, 1989
Ducks at Big Lake Park will see shelter this week. December 3, 1990
Ranger says ducks don't mind wintry weather. November 1, 1991]]> Union Pacific Railroad Company.
Generals -- United States -- Biography.
Railroads -- History.
United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Correspondence]]>
History of Norwich University.
Grant Monument.
Death Capt. Phineas A. Wheeler 4th Iowa Infantry.
Criticism of General O. O. Howard's Battle of Atlanta.
Death of Senator William B. Allison.
Sell Control of Colorado & Southern to C. B. & Q. Ry.
Iowa Society appoints Committee to erect Monument to Senator Allison.
General T. E. G. Ransom.
Resign from all Railroads and Retire to my home in Council Bluffs.
Tribute to E. H. Harriman.
Why the Pacific Ry. was given name of Union Pacific.
Death of Major General O. O. Howard, Oct. 27, 1909.
Gen. John G. Wilders Statement of Rosencrans failure to act on Information that Gen. Longstreet was enroute to reinforce Gen. Bragg.
General Dodge statement of same, Nov. 10, 1909.

Index to Book 20 included.

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Archbishop]]> ex-Omaha
Hanged--ax murderer
Hanged--Walla Walla, Washington
7-15-1949]]> Gives Description Of Her Assailant. November 20, 1928
Police Doggedly Stick To Search For Sadist Fiend. November 21, 1928
Caught By Fireman Who Uses Thug's Hatchet To Hit Him. November 22, 1928
Victims of Omaha Axman. November 23, 1928
Local Agents So Far Have Found No Resemblance.
November 24, 1928
Mrs. Stribling Again Identifies Bird As Assailant. November 25, 1928
Mrs. Stribling Declares He Is Her Assailant. November 23, 1928
Negro Is Said To Resemble Man Who Cut Five With Ax. November 26, 1928
Seek To TIghten Net Around Bird. November 28, 1928
Suspect Brought Before Woman For Second Time.; Identifieds Bird's Belt As That Worn By Man Who Attacked Her. November 27, 1928.
May Ask Darrow To Defend Bird; Negro Lawyer Appeals To Association, Says Prisoner Is "Framed." November 30, 1928.
Declares She Saw Bird In East Omaha On Day Of Attacks; Striblings' Neighbor Identifies Hacker Suspect In Person. December 2, 1928
Bird Attacked Jailer In Utah; engineered Break At Ogden, Says Dispatch Received Here. December 16, 1928
Bird Indicted On Two Counts; Negro Charged With Intent To Kill. January 4, 1929
Bird Was Chased Out; Sheriff Tells o Prisoner's Trouble in Louisiana. January 22, 1929
Bird, Arraigned, Denies His Guilt; Pleads Innocence To Bills Charging Attacks On Striblings. January 24, 1929
Only One Person Is Disqualified For His Opinion; Hatchet Man Suspect Sits Near Pair He's Charged With Attacking., January 28, 1929
Awakened To See Man Beating Her Husband With Ax; Negro Had on Only Underwear And Sox, Victim Tells Jury. January 29, 1929.
Neighbor Says Bird Tried To Enter Her Home; Woman Who Lived Near Striblings Found Hatchet Had Been Moved. January 20, 1929
Jake Bird Takes The Stand; Does Not Look At Mrs. Stribling; But Appears At Ease While In Witness Chair. February 1, 1929
Jury Declares He Attacked Stribling Intending To Kill; Jury Gives Verdict At 1 P.M. After Getting Case At 9:15 A.M. February 2, 1929
Seen In Roadhouse Before And After Murders In Omaha; Disappeared "Broke" And Reappeared Few Hours Later With Cash. February 3, 1929
Omaha Deputies Verify Fact Bird Was Near Ressos'; Check Movements Of Convicted Hatchet Man On Night Of Murders. February 5, 1929
Bird's Attorneys Request New Trial; Charge Northrop With Misconduct In Referring To Woman. February 8, 1929
Bird Defense Says Man In Illinois Is Guilty; But Peters Gives Convicted Negro 30-year Sentence. February 12, 1929
Organ Is Mum On New Ax Suspect.; Refuses To Reveal Identity; Bird To Remain In County Jail. February 13, 1929
Bird's Case Taken To Supreme Court; Organ Files Notice Of Appeal For Hatchet Man Suspect. February 20, 1929
Barth Case Is Dropped; Conviction of Jake Bird Causes Withdrawal of Charges. March 8, 1929
Shotwell Quits Bird's Defense; Lawyer Says Time Too Great And Fee Too Small. March 20, 1929
Bird May Obtain Change Of Venue; Second Ax Trial May Be Held In Glenwod Or Logan. March 18, 1929
Jake Bird Becomes No. 14314 At "Pen"; Negro Convicted Of Ax Attackes Is Taken to Fort Madison. April 26 1929
Northrop Acts On request Made By Mrs. Stribling; Wishes To Save Witness From Again Reviewing Hectic Experiences. July 31, 1929
Hatchet Suspect Not Held In Omaha; Police Deny Questioning About Crime For Which Bird Is In "Pen". August 8, 1930
Victims Oppose Release Of Bird; Mrs. Stribling Still Sure Right Man Was Sent To Prison. January 27, 1933
Bird Confesses Killing Women; Uses Axe When Caught Burglarizing House. November 3, 1947
Lainson Thinks Bird Should Hang; Puts Little Credence In His Latest Story. November 11, 1947



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