Multiple Local Accidents And Disappearances Hit Midwest Towns
A string of frightening incidents unfolds across towns: a mill accident injures a man while a river skating mishap leaves two others in danger. Fatalities include a farmer near Moville who hanged himself after murder and remorse. Firearm and theft cases dot reports, along with a vast forthcoming drainage project in Kossuth County.
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Willwood
Tlacot Tagon
Arthur Miler
Peeorah
Pinkie
Arthur
Clintay
Doh Grove
Grove
Charles Heath
Clear Lake
F E. H. Bates
Laura
Milwaukee
Martin
Cecil Warren
J. B. Warren
Cambridge
Uhe
Sioux City Ministerial Association
L. J. Motzchemann
English Lutheran Church
Christian Science
Helen Baker G. Eddy
Quimby
Jacob Haudenschield
Dubuque
Theodore Scharle
Haudenschield
Scott County
William Gruenwald
Charles Like
Charles Schick
R. K. Browlie
Gruenwald
Schick
Brownlie
Jearnest Meyer
Moville
Meyer
Lay
Chris Raver
Chicago Great Western
Waterloo
Joseph Bridges
W. W. Bibert
Cedar Falls
Meno Pot
R. QO. Baranard
Te Camparny
Notable Figures Die in a Week of Global News
A summary of events from around the world reports seven deaths of prominent figures including Samuel Spencer of Southern Railway and Otto Young, plus major incidents such as a rear end train collision near Lynchburg, financial bank closures and robberies, political shifts in Spain and Wisconsin, and a world of accidents, awards, and court actions.
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Southern Railway Company
Lynchburg
Otto Young
Chicago
Lake Geneva
Chandler
Macomb
Colunesa
Bardolph
Cloged
Michael Cusack
Gaelic Athletic Association
Whitworth Hospital
Dublin
Congress
Bureau of Pavitation
Navy Department
New York
East Side
William E. Tillotson
Pittsfield
Mass
Cal
Theodore Wert
Asner N. Reece
Quincy
Edward J. Reed
Montreal
Canadian Consolidated Rubber Company
Admiral Tauchard
Tangier
Morocca
Long Island City
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Ralph Rose
Cornelius P. Shea
Cornelius P. Shea Was Aptung In the Trial of Union Teamsters
Rlbert Young
Fay Jver
Teamsters’ International Brotherhood
Thomas McCarthy
Newcastle
Michael McCarthy
Wampum
Timothy McCarthy
Australia
John A. McIlhenny
Louisville
Civil Service Commission
A. W. Cooley
Wilson
Aetna Bank
Butte, Mont
Augustus Heinze
Heinze
Bank of
Bendena
Bendens
Kan
Jesse L. Harris
Westport
Elsie Jacobs
Mount Pleasant
First National Bank of
Galesburg
Horseshoe Falla
Niagara
Platt
Senate
Jean Daniel Debs
Eugene V. Debs
Terre Haute
Debs
Alsace France
August Bartholdi
Attac of Liberty
Trial Details of 1905 Teamsters Conspiracy Case
Sensational testimony in Chicago reveals a fund of 1500 dollars provided by Robert Noren to aid a strike by the garment workers of Montgomery Ward. Albert Young, former United Teamsters president, testified that money was shared with Shea and others to call a sympathetic strike. Disbursements included Young taking 300 dollars for personal use and 20 dollars to Noren. The next morning the teamsters at Montgomery Ward were mobilized.
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Slowey
Tiefnett
Rexen
New York
Fimerdara
G. R. Bergarew
Joseph Me
Nest Smors
Charlie Peterson
Fort Dodge
Chicago
Rand
Dubuque
J. J. Smith
A. Moral
Great Western
Smith
Dennis Cigar
Fourteenth
Clay Streets
News Central
Third
Bluff Streets
Board of Supervisors
Kossuth County
Mud Creek Ditch
Monona-Harrison
Ty the Ditch
Eagle
Harrison
Swea
Greenwool
Ramsey
Tledward
Burt
Seneca
Bancraft
Swea City
Koss
Mid Creek
Tes Moines
Bancroft
Will Porter Gardner
Shenandoah
B. W. Boyd
Iowa Central
Mason City
Cornelius P. Shen
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Teamsters
Albert Young
United Teamsters of America
Young
Robert W. Noren
Garment Workers’ Union
Shea
Garment Workers of
Montgomery Ward & Co
Noren
Chicago Federation of Labor
Joliet
Miller
Cornelius P. Shea
Wiliam Kelley
Coal Teamsters' Union
Hugh McGee
Truck Drivers
Chicago Federation of Tabor
Stork Exchange
Barry
McGee
Witnhes
Shea'a
Thera
Jeremiah McCarthy
Teamsters of
Decree to Vacate 25 Cuban Congressional Seats
Governor Magoon announced that a U S decree will soon declare vacant the seats of all members of the Cuban congress elected in 1905. The vacancies will take effect Oct 12 1906 and be filled by election under Taft’s Sept 29 proclamation, following a conference with 25 Cuban senators and congressmen.
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Havana
United States
Magoon Yesterda
Taft
Nevada Faces Fuel Shortage Amid Storm Grips South
Reno reports a fuel famine with wintry conditions in Nevada’s south. Goldfield and Tonopah suffer from coal scarcities and soaring prices as a two day storm lingers, threatening sickness and possible deaths before relief arrives.
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Reno
Goldfield
Tonopah
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