Iowa items of tragedy and misfortune in Augusts news
A string of Iowa incidents includes the death of Miss Lillie Barnes in a bicycle accident near Milton and Pulaski, a department store accident at Marshalltown, a suicide attempt by May Durban, arrivals of draft horses at Iowa State College, a fatal railway injury in Council Bluffs, and the death by hanging of Conrad Range near Longe Tre. The report also notes a wreck case involving Erich von Kutzleben and ongoing legal actions, plus a burghal theft at LeGrand and various local calamities.
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May Durban
Charles Vanmeter
Fraser
Muuch
Wangland
Iowa Experiment Station
Iowa State College
Anes
Des Moines
Ellie Oliphant
Atlantic Produce Company
Milwaukee
H. Matier
la Porte
Homer
United States
U. J
Massena
Supreme Court
Sexton
Charles L. Smith
American Brick & Tile Company
Mason City
Itls Butler
Ruth
Givi Osgood
Tuane Oles
New Tha
John Sack
Sack
Marvin Hierman
Johnnie Lierman
First National Bank of
Boone
John Augustine
Nashua
Bryan Newberry
Iowa Pure Food Law
Strawberry Point
LeGrand
FP. C. Cummings
Cummings
F. W. Whitney
Northwestern
Council Bluffs
Henry Lames
Irene Allen
Oskaloosa
Miss Allen
Mahaska
Erich von Kutzleben
Rock Island
Homestead
L. A. Weber
Weber
Carroll Wright
Popham & Hevney
Kutzleben
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Anona
Kutsleben
A. C. Hotchkiss
Cornell
Kutgleben
Conrad Range
John Schhnapveld
Longe Tre
Secret Service
California
Jimmy Britt
Nelson
San Francisco
Walher Martoogessian
New York
Stephen 9. Watson
Colorado Springs
Laura Matthews
A. R. Rumbangzh
Himsel
Roosevelt
Guv Curry
New Mexico
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Iron Range
Duluth
United Mine Workers of America
Pittsburg
Patrick Feehan
Belfast
Ireland
Casablanca
Morocco
Claude Heywood
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Jackson, Mich
Clark's Lake
S. M. Stephenson
Menominee
Mich
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Schwalbach
Prussia
Busch
Empire
Klotz Mills
Simpson
Lackawanna Valley
Abraham C. Ruebush
Port Lavaca
Tex
Ruebush
Georgia House
Georgia
Philadelphia
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Syracuse
N. Y
Onondaga Creek
Moravia
Milan
Tenn
World Roundup Narrows to Brisk Digest of Events
Clinton judge drops one count in Magill indictments as lawyers seek early trial. France and Spain move to Moroccan crisis with naval forces. Dixie wins international marine motor cup in Southampton waters. Numerous accidents, crimes, and political shifts nationwide and abroad stretch the globe in a single compact briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couronne
Salins
Fiee
Jackson
Mich
Olga Lundell
Sac City
T the
Fountain House
Waukesha
Wis
F. W. Stevens
Pere Marquette Railroad
Pere Marquette
Michigan
Boston
New Yorks
Tomahawk
United States Leather Company
Gen. Tremaine
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mexico City
Torreon
Mexico
Navy Department
Bremerton
Puget Sound
Acenss
Southern Railway
Alabama
Frank N. Julian
American Sugar Refining Company
Chancellor Magic
Trenton
N. J
George H. Harle
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Philadelphia
Marysville
N. B
Paris
Wright Brothers
Aeroplane
France
United States
Julia Sands Bryant
William Cullen Bryant
Mineola
L. I
Anne Rebecca Fairchild
Bryant
Edward J. Perwar
Cleveland & Pittsburg Road
Steubenville
Des Plaines River
Ottumwa
William M. Powell
Hattie
J. J. Stevens
Charles LB. Grubb
Lancaster
I. FP. Richardson
Denver
Clarence Darrow
Idaho
Casey
Henry BE
Kellogg
Elizabeth Rushing Kellogg Henry
Ithaca
J. N. Thomas
Central America
Henry Hillegas
Allentown
Michael Hilllegas
J. M. O'Neil
Dallas
Tex
St Peig
Landis Fines Standard Oil record $29,240,000 verdict
Judge Landis imposes a $29,240,000 maximum fine on Standard Oil for rebating after indictments totaling 1,462 counts. Additional fines up to $88,440,000 may follow on seven more indictments. Possible action against Chicago and Alton Railroad for similar offenses looms as grand juries prepare. Rockfeller and officials testified. crowd packed the courtroom as the decision was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Standard Oi Company
Landis
United States District Court
In- Wana
Standard Oil Company
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
John D. Rockfeller
United States
Sims
Wikerson
Eddy and
Martin
Europe
Moritz Rosenthal
New York
Standard Oil report exposes price hikes and vast profits
Washington August 5 commissioner Herbert Knox Smith released a Rockefeller era report detailing how Standard Oil influenced petroleum prices and profits. It cites rising margins from 1893 to 1906, total earnings near 790 million, and dividends around 552 million, asserting profits far exceed a reasonable return. A further section will be published soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner Smith
Oil Trust
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Herbert Knox Smith
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oi
Smith
Standard
Commssioner Smith
Itep
Protests Ten Cent Charge Case In Interstate Matter
Washington August 5 unique complaint filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission involves Theron P Miller charging Michigan Central Railroad 30 cents for a ten mile trip from Michigan City Indiana to New Buffalo Michigan. The case centers on a ten cent rate dispute under state and federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neusanden Samlsed
Usly
Baltimore
Chicago
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Midway
Hamilton
Visalia
Cal
Seoul
Lodz
Russia
San Pedro
Pacific Wharf & Storage Company
Pittsburg Coal Company
Petriella
Minnesota
Fred Magill
Clinton, Jr
Magill
Edgewater
N. J
Valvetine Oil Company
Katie Pritschler
New York
Neil N. Hughes
Columbia
Freman
Maine
T. F. Maddox
Baker J. Ackerman
Fred Gutierrez
Phoebus
Voronezh
David Christie Murray
London
California
Vallejo
Honolulu
Exeter
British Medical Association
Aloise R. Garze
Mexico City
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robert Stubbs
Butler
Levi P. Morton
American Powder Company
Avoca
J. M. Hague
James Coolbaugh
Clinton
John Warner
Vespasian Warner
Bingham
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Boise
Idaho
Timothy Reagan
Thomas J. Jones
A. Nichols
Beg Harbor
N. C
Pittsburg
Marshalsea
William H. Taft
Ohio
Foraker
Cowles
Capps
Hollyday
Pacific Coast
United
Washington, D. C
Theron P. Miller
Michigan Central Railroads Company
Michigan City
Ind
New Buffalo
Mich
Indiana
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Standard Oil
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Federal Grand Jury
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