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Newspaper

Ackley World

Location

Ackley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1907

Page

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Personal Matters and Local Gossip in German Township

Correspondence notes community life in German Township with marriages births deaths, visits and trades. Updates include Rev Engelke buying a horse, lightning damage to A Zacharias house, new baby, carpenters and tile deliveries, local fairs and horse shoe champion, real estate purchases by Meyer Voeltz DeBuhr and DeBurr, and town council hires in Dumont.

Rev. Engelke A. Hintichs Botn Firth A. Zacharias Fred Ludeman Henry Cobie Sire G. Sanders Geo. Willems Bidora Kolltbotf

Tornado Rips LaCrosse Causing Wide Destruction

A powerful tornado struck LaCrosse Wisconsin at 8 pm, damaging factories, residences, churches, and the Listman mill. The assault toppled a high steeple at St Josephs cathedral, injuring or scattering worshipers. Reports of drownings surfaced as boats overturned on the river.

LaCrosse Wis Listman Mill Foster Constuction Company LaCrosse Theater St. Joseph's Cathedral

GENERAL PIGQUART ASSAULTED ON TRAIN IN FRANCE

General Picquart minister of war was insulted and assaulted on a railroad train in Tochefort France. A workman cried Long live the Marechal and was restrained after a scuffle by police. The assailant Edouard Lecop a National Workmen's Federation member was mauled and jailed amid crowds' fury. A separate item reports a Frisco road wreck at Mountain Grove Missouri killing Engineer James McKeesnn and injuring Fireman James Overland in heavy rain.

Tochefort France Picquart Piequart Edouard Lecop National Workmen’s Federation Open Shop Frisco Road Springfield Kansas City St. Louis San Francisco Mountain Grove James McKeesnn James Overland

Lincoln Wins The Battle At Des Moines Maneuvers

Des Moines August 12 Colonel Lincoln of the Army of the Brown won the field while Colonel Bishop and the Army of the Blue failed. Lincoln fortified north of the city on a bluff to repulse the Blues. Corporal Moraville of Shenandoah district was wounded in the Brown ranks. Forces will break camp and march into Des Moines entering Locust street then pass the governor's reviewing stand before marching to railway stations for home.

Des Moines Lincoln Army of the Brown Bishop Army of the Blue Dishap Moraville Shenandoah Company Army of the Browns Locust Street Stereeath Pifth

Gompers Arrives in Des Moines After Colfax Stopover

President Samuel A. Gompers spoke at Colfax Ep worth League Chautauqua then hurried to Des Moines and left for Chicago. He declined to discuss the telegraphers strike beyond confirming a Chicago stay to assess the situation. Des Moines offices handle business for Kansas City, Chicago, Omaha and other points as a strike is expected today. Pioneer legislator Owen Bromley dies at Des Moines aged 97. born in Wales in 1825, came to Iowa in 1860, served in 10th General Assembly and as sergeant at arms of the house.

Gompers Chicago Des Moines Samuel A. Gompers Epworth League Chautauqua Colfax Kansas City Omaha Owen Bromley Iowa North of Wales America Jefferson County Tenth General Assembly

Carmelite Nuns May Seek New Home in Iowa

Nung Gome to Iowa reports Carmelite nuns driven from Paris by persecution may settle in Iowa. Their property though not yet confiscated is expected to be seized. representatives are in the state to investigate their options for disposing of or saving property before coming to America.

Nung Gome Iowa Marshalltown Paris America

Button Industry Not Menaced by Fresh Water Dams

Professor Paul Bartsch and party studying downstream from St. Paul say there is no need for alarm. He asserts the button industry can be preserved and the supply of mussels greatly increased. In Sioux City, Charles Coyle, a switchman, died instantly after a fall onto moving cars. He had two children who drowned in the Cedar River at Cedar Rapids last year.

Keokuk Sq. Ag Paul Bartsch St. Paul Bartsch Sioux City Sionx City Charles Coyle Cedar River Cedar Rapids

Appoints Assistant Marshal in Des Moines

Aug 12 Des Moines reports United States Marshal Frank Clark for southern Iowa announced Y Chratt of Davenport will succeed Charles M Hinshaw of Newton as first deputy Hinshaw resigned.

Des Moines Frank Clark United States Iowa Y. Chratt Davenport Charles M. Hinshaw Newton Hinshaw

Peter Schuttler Wagon Makers Advert

Peter Schuttler Wagon, sixty five years the leading farm wagon. Send for a catalogue. Peter Schuttler Co Chicago, IL makers. Ketchum and Gaston Co Marshallton, PA distributors.

Peter Schuttler Peter Schuttler Co Chicago Ketchum & Gaston

Universal telegraph strike threatens nationwide walkout

Chicago reports a growing union telegraphers strike with about 5600 to 6000 men quitting work across major cities. Leaders pledge universal action within 24 hours, demanding wage rises, recognition, and refusal to work with nonunion staff. A mass meeting at Brand’s hall drew 1500 as dues and support from the Order of Railway Telegraphers.

Chicago United and Canada Tucsell Telegraphers’ Organization Russell New York Small Brand's Hall Nations Quick Jusling Wen St. Louis St. Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Denver Kansas City Memphis New Orleans Topeka Sadalla Pueblo Jackson Miss Dallas Tex Houston Nashville Columbus Meridian el Paso Salt Lake Helena Fort Worth Oklahoma City Birmingham Augusta Sioux City Omaha Knoxville Council Bluffs Charleston Galveston Atlanta Axarkena Pargo Los Angeles Colorado Springs Tennn Beaumont Americas Telephone and Telegraph Company Washington Western Union Postal Wall Union of Commercial Telegraphers

New York OpS Delay Strike Action in Telegraphers Dispute

New York telegraph operators delay a strike set for 3,000 workers awaiting a Chicago conference this week. United States Labor Commissioner Charles P. Neill Samuel Small Samuel Gompers and Ralph M. Easley will seek a nation wide settlement. James P. Archbold announced Neill’s departure to Chicago at the National Civic Federation meeting.

New York Chicago United States Labor Charles P. Neill Samuel J. Small Telegraphers' Union Samuel Gompers American Federation Ofabor Ralph M. Easley National Civic Federation Neill James P. Archbold Roosevelt

Heavy loss of life in Japan floods and quakes

Victims flood reports from central Japan after floods and an island earthquake kill several hundred and injure many. Takagawa subsidence, Yano Nakano Okikaba floods, and Kobe typhoon damage add to widespread destruction. Formosa fighting hurts Japanese forces with about 200 casualties at Taikokan.

Victoria B. C Japan Kozashima Izu Pante Takagawa Hiroshima Seno Yano Nakano Okikaba Aki Kure Kobe Osaka

Plan for Universal Brotherhood of Methodism

R W Berks proposes a vast free masonry style worldwide Methodist organization to unite Methodists and address emigration unemployment and thrift. The plan envisions church collaboration on global fellowship and social issues.

R. W. Perks London Universal Brotherhood R. W. Berks M. B

The Markets A relic of prehistoric man found in caves

A relic of prehistoric man was found in caves in France and is described as a beautifully varved reindeer born. A hypodermic injection of thro glyceriae is noted as capable of reviving persons when life seems extinct, per reports.

France

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