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Newspaper

Ackley World

Location

Ackley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1906

Page

6

West Round Trains and Schedules Across Regions

An OCR fragment lists multiple train names and numbers including Omaha, Stowe City, Sioux Falls, Fort Dodge, and Chicago routes. It mentions freight and passenger trains running daily with Sunday notes, local and through services, and railway agents and lines such as OWA Central and The Short Line.

West Round Omaha Stowe City Sioux Alls Qama Sioux Ft Dodge Express Ft. Dodge Chicago Limited Chicago Express S. FL Rrose OWA Central Watlway Kansans St. Busi Naosna Iy Ban Pdemeronse Mason City Pearte Mathex Sun Rodi Paul Minneapolis Poatin

Accident Kills Brother in Castanea During Rabbit Hunt

In Castanea Iowa on January 13 James Ford, a prominent farmer, was accidentally killed by his brother Henry when a rifle discharged after striking a tree limb. The bullet penetrated Ford’s right chest and he died within minutes. In Des Moines on January 10 F M Molsberry, a senator from Columbus Junction, introduced a resolution for a joint house and senate committee to investigate life insurance practices, but it went over under the rules.

Castanea James’ Lord Henry James Ford Molsberry Des Moines F. M. Molsberry Senate Columbus Junction Hfe Iowa House General Assembly Hampton Eldora Lampton Kauffman Mt Ue Mark

Six Hurt In Coasting Accident At Des Moines Hill

Six children were severely injured in a Des Moines coasting collision as two heavily loaded bobsleds met at the bottom of a hill while both were speeding. Injuries include Theresa Griffin with a broken leg above the knee and possible fatal shock, Dale Hyland with three leg fractures, Mamie Hyland with a sprained ankle, Will McGrain with a severe head cut, Homer Benacotter with a forehead cut, and Earl King with torn flesh and an ankle injury.

Des Moines Theresa Griffin Dale Hyland Mamie Hyland Will MecGrain Homer Benacotter Earl King

Sioux City Plumbers Charged With Fraud

Ritchie Tracy and Featherstone of H. A. Ritchie & Co. were arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Tracy on a charge of using the mails to defraud. They appeared before U S Commissioner Henderson and posted bonds of 300 each. Investigators allege printed contracts misled victims and urged settlement to avoid disputes over fees.

J. A. Tracy United States

Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets for Busy People

Hollister's medicine offers Golden Health and vigor with claims to relieve constipation indigestion and other ailments. Boxed tea marketed as a health aid lists modest prices and claims of toning the body. Produced by HusTER Drug Company, Maulson Wisconsin, with seller Seben Wyggets for how-to-below people.

Hollister Rocky Mountain Tall Farm Uister Drug Company Maulson Wis

Falls ag She Plays Hymn dies in Iowa

Jan. 11 Falls ag player Mia John Wheelan collapsed while playing Nearer My God to Thee. Death followed hours later. Other items note Farson pos position, Clinton people, Mrs Pratt testimony, Cedar Falls football ban, Clinton choking death, Waterloo Lumber Yard blaze, Editor Perkins governor bid, Mackey dynamite store explosion with Nelson killed.

Falls Ag John Wheelan Clinton John M Plaxcamp Savanna

Hazing at State College Reported in Three Week Short Course

Hazing incidents during the three week Farmers short course at the State College of Agriculture drew Des Moines calls. President Storms confirmed hazing occurred while denying the student hazed was merely recovering from appendicitis and pledged to punish the guilty.

State College Des Moines State College of Agriculture Storms

Final Battle Near Guayubin Ends Insurgent War

Dominican troops under General Caceres claim decisive victory near Guayubin. Several generals killed or wounded. Gunboat Independencia plans surrender per Morales guidance. Monte Cristi governor reportedly ready to follow. Morales thanks Americans from San Juan hospital, urges ratification of pending conventions by US Senate and Santo Domingo Congress for Santo Domingo’s salvation.

Cape Hayden Hayti Guayubin Caceres Santo Domingo Independencia Morales Monte Cristi United States Senate Congress of Santo Domingo Republic

Shipwrecked Passengers Reach San Francisco in Tug Ride

Passengers and crew of the wrecked steam schooner W H Kruger reached San Francisco aboard the Sea Farm after hours in lifeboats in heavy seas. Refugees wore only belated clothing, with no women or children aboard the boats as they battled the Mendocino coast gale.

San Francisco W. H. Kruger Mendocino County Sea Farm Kruger Lurtie

Mutiny and Storm Claim Several in New York Area

Aboard the American ling steamer St Paul Captain Sheppard and nine crewmen of the Edward L Mayberry were landed after the Mayberry was abandoned 200 miles east of Cape Hatteras. Four sailors attempted desertion and Sheppard threatened to shoot the first to take the boat. In New York a ferocious storm caused two deaths from electrical contact and multiple drownings as the Moran towed scows out to sea.

New York St. Paul Southampton Sheppard Edward L. Mayberry Cape Hatteras Mayberry Statia Havre New Jersey Ue Np Eugene IF Moran

Diplomatic Break with France Confirmed by Venezuela

Caracas reports Venezuela will not renew relations with France via chargé d affaires M Taleny. France severs ties, entrusts archives to American minister Mr Russell. M Taigny recalled. France and Venezuela ban communications by the Wrench Cable line, dispatches routed via Trinidad.

Caracas Venezuela France M. Taleny Russell M. Taigny Une Trinidad

Pennsylvania Extra Session Aims Reform Measures

Harrisburg Jan 15 The Pennsylvania legislature opened an extra session to enact Gov Pennypacker reform proposals. Plans include merging Pittsburg and Allegheny into a greater city, redrawing senatorial and legislative districts, repealing the Philadelphia ripper bill, and establishing a uniform primary election law.

Pennsylvania Harrisburg Pennypacker Pittsburg Allegheny Philadelphia

Norwegian Steamer Iris Wrecked off Horn's Reef

Esbjerg Denmark Jan 15 The Norwegian steamer Iris commanded by Captain Devig sailing from New Orleans on Dec 9 for Esbjerg has been wrecked on Horns reef in the North Sea All crew except one fireman were rescued It is believed the vessel and her entire cargo are total losses

Esbjerg Denmark Iris Devig New Orleans Horn’s Reef North Sea

How to Manufacture Real Diamonds at Home

An instruction style article explains a method to create diamonds by dissolving charcoal in an electric furnace, saturating with carbon, then heating in molten lead to form iron-rich globules. After dissolving iron and carbon, real diamonds are left, though only small in size.

The Cult of Silence and a Zone of Quietude

A 19th century style essay argues for daily quiet periods to preserve the soul. It proposes a Silence Society pledging to abstain from speaking during set times, claiming true connection comes without words and noise. It links silence to religious origins and reduced irritation.

Allence Mineterlnel

Welsh Beards Through History From Liewenn to Rulph

The text recalls Liewenn the Welshman noted for a yellow beard reaching to the knees on his horse and mentions proverbs about long beards among mountain Welsh people. It also cites George Killingworth sent by Queen Mary in 1555 to Russia with a beard length to the eye feet three inches, and Count Rulph of Poland in 1697 who boasted a mustache too long to touch the ends.

Howell Liewenn George Killingworth Mary Ntussia Ivan the Terrible Rulph Poland

Sulphur a Solid Nonmetallic Mineral

Sulphur is a hard yellow brittle nonmetal found in veins near volcanoes. Imported sulphur comes from Solfatia Sicily with large quantities from copper and iron pyrites. Heated minerals yield volatile fumes directed to a condensing room forming flour of sulphur or roll sulphur when melted and cast.

Solfatia Sicily

Commentary on Judges IX Reflects Slang of the Day

Matthew Sbeury notes on Judges IX describe Abimelech hiring “the scum and scoundrels” for service and Jotham as a fine gentleman. The Sechemites first expelled him, paying for his confusion in table talk as they drank to his downfall.

Alatthew Sbeury Jotham

Oh My Pocketbook Lost by Mrs Schoppen

Mrs Schoppen laments losing her pocketbook in a Kansas City Independent item. Her husband reassures her and offers to replace it, suggesting she can gather more dress goods samples afterward. The brief exchange captures a domestic moment and practical remedy.

Elegance and Hy-Nite: a note on refined style

A compact reflection on elegance as more than ease. It emphasizes conceive precision polish and a sparkling yet delicate spirit in style. The brief mention of Hy-Nite caps the note with a brand or term.

Chicago Great Western offers reduced one way travel to western states

The Chicago Great Western Railway announces greatly reduced one way cabin tickets to Alberta Arizona British Columbia California Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada Oregon Utah and Washington. Tickets go on sale February 16 through April 7.

Chicago Great Western’ Railway Alberta Arizona British Columbia California Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada Oregon Utah Washington

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