Iowa NICWS Items Span Trains Fires and Marriages
A Iowa NICWS round of brief items notes a young man died from injuries after being struck by a train near Winds Central. a woman in Waterloo married Roy Joslyn in September. elopements and divorces ripple through Clinton and Kingsley areas. a fatal drowning near Albia and a pubic school fire at Keota are reported along with local political chatter and societal anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Gade
Town Falls
Winds Central
Tlamilian
Stella Gifford
Puller
Frank Gifford
Waterloo
Roy Joslyn
Ed Joslyn
Rockwell City
William Moss
Anna Wirner
Kewanee
Lniv
Clinton
Moss
Kewaunee
Warner Home
Mason City
W. J. Doran
State Street
Tad Stockdale
Town Pills
Lee Township
North
Hardin
South
Franklin
Stockdale
Unterkircher
Burlington
Sammie Lloyd
Smoky Hollow Coal Company
Hynes
Albia
Aad
Lloyd
Pella
Ser
Bert Iemyalt
Central College
Tsaae Garmoe
Fort Dodge
Iowa
First Methodist Church
Fort Neodse
Sioux City
Garmoe
Fort Dadse
Te Limeelf
John C. Cottrell
Falymouth
Cottrell
Kingsley
Keota
World News Roundup of Trials and Tragedies Across Nations
An international digest notes Countess of Yarmouth seeking nullification of her marriage in London. A raid in Russellville Kentucky prompts a $500 reward offer per night rider arrest. Rail life saving medal awarded to McGrath of Milwaukee for saving a child. A New Jersey murder identified as Mrs Theodore Whitmore of Brooklyn. husband detained. Adulteration ruling in Michigan bans cereal and water in sausage. German libel trial ends with imprisonment and costs. Various political, crime, and society items from Europe and America follow, including deaths, trials, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess of Yarmouth
Harry K. Thiow
London
Earl of Yarmouth
Russellville
McGrath
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Stowell Station
Milwaukee
New Jersey
Theodore S. Whitmore
Brooklyn
Lansing
Mich
Wiest
Harden-Von Moltke
Berlin
Die Zukunft
Charles Carroll Marsh
Warsaw
Marsh
Ohio
United States
J. B. Foraker
Nannie G. Hoagland
George Hoagland
St. Joseph
Daughters of Liberty
Waverly Hall
Byron Williamson
Standard Oil Company
Findlay
Horace Poles
Iowa
el Paso
Tex
Jmeumonia
New Orleans
C. O
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Thomas G. Chamberlain
University of Chicago
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Clarence Sturgeon
Louisville
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Washington
Pine Knol
Franco
Portugal
United States Circuit Court
Atlanta
Jean Francois Edmond Gauyet-Dessaigne
Senate
James Martin Ot
Plains
Luzerne County
Lattimer
John W. Barr
Kentucky
New York
Fatal fire and disasters sweep across cities and rails
A San Francisco coal yard fire killed eight year old Charles Visors and injured many, miring losses to $50,000. Collisions in Virginia and Pennsylvania railways, municipal legal actions in Kansas, and multiple deadly incidents including a North Braddock plant explosion and a lamp fire in Collinsville killed and injured dozens. Authorities grapple with lawsuits, arrests for embezzlement, and notable fatalities from accidents, crimes, and political shifts across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Visors
Louis Fleane
Antonio Figone
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Montandon
Peter Everhardy
Leavenworth
Kan
J. W. Belknap
WI. A. Kemp
Charles TH. Tidy
Greenville
Mich
Collinsville
George Steger
Edgar Thompson
United States Steel Corporation
North Braddock
Rocky Car
Elmore County
Idaho
George Meckenna
Mary Ramsey Wood
Hillsboro
Ore
Augusta Pahrm
A. BE. Johnson Steamship Agency
Minneapolis
Qwenn Moran
Singland
Abe Attell
America
Marshal Murdock
Wichita Eagle
Victor Murdock
United States
Ditlon
Mont
Fred Baker
E. A. Lawrence
Baker
Fluarters
Vancouver
B. C
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
George A. Fisher
Newark
N. J
Colonial Arms
Massachusetts
Agnes Petterson
Quo Huglin
Ford Slip
Senate
Russia
Edward Twitchell Ware
Atlanta (Ga
Charles Francklyn Reglid
Adela Ronalds
Thomaga A. Ronalds
New York
New Rochelle
Henry Shipman
Josephinag Mason
Shipman
Matteawan
Robert Weston
Baton Rouge
A. K. Windert
Mary Merritt
Brooklyn
St. Petersburg
Lahm
Europe
France
Carthage
N. M
Charles L Thomson
Denver
Colorado Court of Appeals
Sheldon
Nebraska
Roosevelt letter defends obedience over dissent in Navy
Theodore Roosevelt issues a Jan 1908 letter praising loyalty and discipline in the Navy, criticizing Admiral Brownson for resigning over a ship control order, and urging loyal obedience to lawful commands while enabling debate on naval construction and training. The note also endorses appointing Pillsbury as chief of the bureau of navigation and stresses the need for coordinated action among bureaus under the secretary of the navy. Meanwhile the Isthmian canal commission endorses building locks at 100 feet, with potential 110 feet width if the Navy and president approve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Meradlana Union Pration
Munele
Street Railway Company
Gov. Hanty
Indifusa
John Browl
G. F. Fisher
Roy Signor
Hastings
Neb
Edward Hanlon
Toronto
Ont
John Bartham
Fort Gay
W. Va
Samuel Kinser
New York
Nicholas Senn
Chicago
Central West
Lamar Jackson
United States Military Academy
West Point
Charles D. Carter
Oklahoma
Hank
Rockyford
Col
Friends of
Taft
Foraker
Ohio State Committee
Oho Republcans
Rochester
N. Y
Gav
Folk
Missouri
Virgil Rule
Jesse McDonald
Rule
St.Louis
Laura M. Givernand
Givernand Bros
United States
Los Angeles
Cal
Pritchard
Richmond
Seabord Air Line Railway
Charles Becker
Belleville
Russellville
Allison J. Nailer
Supreme Council of the Antient Order of Scottish Rite Masons
Southern
Washington
John D. Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Boni Dea Castellane
Prince Helie de Sagan
Paris
Ulrich Augustus Hoegger
Philadelphia
George M. Gable
Lancaster
Bureau of Navigation
Phillip F. Kramer
Portland
Ore
Isthmian Canal
George Middleton
Western Vaudeville Association
Cella & Oppenheim
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Loulavile
St. Louis
St. Anne's
Terre Haute
James G. Stowe
South Africa
Roy Howard
Martha Pieray
Des Moines
Metcalf
J. B. Pillsbury
Navy Department
Curtis Guild, Jr
Massachusetts
Metz
von Goeben
von Schoenbeck
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
L Brownson
Secretary of the Navy
Pillsbury
Bureau
Brownson
Department
Converge
Drownson
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Isthmian Canal Commission
Secretary of War
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Henry Liukin
Eidera
Oyde Robinsen
Luken
Latken
Iitchinson
Lake Tumber
Town City
Tuowa City
Wemple Hill
Cascade
William Weilthier
Dreitbach
Wellbacher
W. B. Mahanna
Mr. Mahanna
Raymond
Hazel
Marianna
Grant Park
Michigan Avenue
Charles Gilbert Brockett
Davenport
Ruby Pischzak
St. Luke’s Hospital
Rock Island
Fox, Hutchinson & Lake
Ela
Burlington Board of Education
Cedar County
Linn County
District Court
Rev. C. Schulmeistrat
Clarence
Emma Warmer
Emma Harmel
Jim
Mary Kale
Anita
Zelg Hendrix
Sfendvix
Brownson Scored