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Tag Archives: Unsolved Tama County Iowa murders
Drinking Bout: Suspicious Death of John F. Brennan 1898
Victim John F. Brennan 35-year-old Ice Harvester, Farmhand Eagle Center Resident 1862-1898 Apparent Cause of Death: Beaten Motive: Drinking Party Gone Wrong Death Scene and Date Sweeney Home Dysart, Iowa Tama County January 30, 1898 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ By Nancy Bowers Written … Continue reading
“Trio of Thugs”: Murder of Officer Rolland P. Smith 1901
Murder Victim Officer Rolland P. Smith 23-year-old Night Marshal Killed in the Line of Duty 1878-1901 Cause of Death: Gunshot Motive: Avoiding Arrest Murder Scene and Date Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Tracks Station Street Chelsea, Iowa Tama County End of … Continue reading
Posted in Murders, Unsolved Iowa Murder
Tagged "Trio of Thugs": Murder of Officer Rolland P. Smith 1901, Benjamin Buchanan, Edward S. Yeisley, Iowa Unsolved Murders, John Albert "Bert" Compt, Officer killed in the line of duty, Rolland P. Smith, Unsolved Chelsea Iowa murder, Unsolved Iowa Murders, Unsolved Tama County Iowa murders
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Green Corn Dance Tragedy: Murder of Se-Ton-a-Qua 1897
Murder Victim Se-Ton-a-Qua 16-year-old Meskwaki Tribe Member 1881-1897 Cause of Death: Bludgeoned Motive: Sexual Psychopathy Murder Scene and Date Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Tracks West of Tama, Iowa Tama County July 26, 1897 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ By Nancy Bowers Written March 2013 … Continue reading
Posted in Murders, Unsolved Iowa Murder
Tagged A. D. Bicknell, Dr. William Corns, Green Corn Dance Celebration, Green Corn Dance Tragedy: Murder of Se-Ton-a-Qua 1897, Horace M. Rebok, Iowa Unsolved Murders, John Whitefish, Mary Alicia Owen, Meskwaki Settlement, Murders of Indigenous Women, Murdrs of Native American Women, Unsolved Iowa Murders, unsolved murder of Se-Ton-a-Qua, Unsolved Tama County Iowa murders, Violence against Indigenous Women
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“No Women or Children Allowed”: Murder of Winfield Scott Rouse 1929
Murder Victim Winfield Scott Rouse 75-year-old Subsistence Farmer Eccentric Recluse 1853-1929 Cause of Death: Beaten Motive: Robbery Murder Scene and Date Indian Village Township Montour, Iowa Tama County July 2, 1929 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ By Nancy Bowers Written April 2011 Winfield Scott … Continue reading
Posted in Murders, Unsolved Iowa Murder
Tagged “No Women or Children Allowed”: Murder of Winfield Scott Rouse 1929, Eli J Miller, Emanuel O. Harris, George G. Shackell, George Hardy murder, Iowa Unsolved Murders, James E. Risden, John Winn, Samuel Holland, Unsolved Iowa Murders, Unsolved Montour Iowa murder, unsolved murder of Scott Rouse, unsolved murder of Winfield Scott Rouse, Unsolved Tama County Iowa murders, Vernon Kepford
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“Belle of the Tribe”: Murder of Ma-Sha-Che 1905
Murder Victim Ma-Sha-Che “Nelly Davenport” 16-year-old Meskwaki Tribe Member 1889-1905 Cause of Death: Bludgeoned Motive: Sexual Psychopathy Murder Scene and Date Montour, Iowa Tama County April 4, 1905 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ By Nancy Bowers Written January 2011 In 1905, Ma-Sha-Che — whose … Continue reading
Posted in Murders, Unsolved Iowa Murder
Tagged "Belle of the Tribe": Murder of Ma-Sha-Che 1905, Chief Pushetonequa, Frank Earl, George Soldier, James Poweshiek, John Seepo, M.L. Healy, Ma-Sha-Che, Murders of Indigenous Women, Murders of Native American Women, Nellie Davenport, Notowashequa, Unsolved Montour Iowa murder, Unsolved Tama County Iowa murders, Violence against Indigenous Women
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