Iowa News Mixed with Violence and Local Affairs
A sprawling Iowa dispatch details multiple incidents from Dubuque to Mason City including shootings, hangings and sensational scuffles. Notable items involve William Collins and George Kennelly in a downtown saloon brawl, a Dutch Kavi assault warrant in Dubuque, and a later stabbing and shooting spat in a farm community. The report also covers a hospital strike at Wilson hotel, Ames college dedication, and various accidents, fires, and legal proceedings across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Collins
Kauitwan
John Spoaler
Wawffatian
Spooler
Kauffman
Smith
Sheldon
Council Binits
Ehange
Andy
Alex Bullamy
Leon
Elaim
Big Jim
Seymour
George Jones, Jr
Superintendent Jones
Meath
Ross Henderson
Will Porter
Afton
George W. Kelley
Kelley
Wison Hotel
Mason City
Byers Tg
State College At
Ames
W. D. Dimson
See City
Board of
J. B. Hungerford
Carroll
Hungerford
Storms
C.F. Curtis
Agriculure
W. D. ‘Hoard
College Chapel
Oh. Wr. Schleuter
Chicago
Une
College Aiul
Judea Joan Murray Dowie
Essex
John Afaxander Dowie
Lake Michigan
Zion City
Rosa McCall
Shenandough
Dowle
Iim
Twiue
Erin
Nes
Keulwan
Knoxville
Camiustany
Benset
Thir Crediterg
Kaufman
Kybaville
Ptre
Cam
Bret Twigs
Seubert
Davis
Condensed Weekly News From The Civilized World
A wide survey with items from home and abroad. Consolidation plans murmur in California power and paper sectors. Riots in Spain leave four dead. Kaiser plans a massive cruiser. Key trials in Chicago and political shifts across the U S and Europe. Mutinies, fires, and accidents thread through a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fancisco Coke and Gas Company
Flieschhackers
Friston
Cal
Lct
Spiteer
Lient
Andreas
Veramines
France
Vilencia
Spain
Witlian
Germany
Landis
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Bomb wrecks Fourth Street National Bank in Philadelphia
Garner Iowa reports identify Rolla Steele of Garner as the bomber who blew the bank interior apart after demanding a loan. Two killed, nine injured, including cashier W McLear, with a key ring bearing the name R Steele found among debris. Bank president R Rushton survived, describing the chaos and recovered body parts. Steele previously ran a Garner implement and ice plant, later living in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowperthwaite & Sons
Third Avenue
St. Petersburg
Institute of Experimental Medicine
Russia
Marquise de Morny
Napoleon II
Cleveland
Southern Pacific
Portland Express
Comstock
Eugene
Ore
W. K. McDougal
Mexico
Chicago
Toronto
Wilhelmina Kurdy
St. Paul
Ephesus
Madrid
Paris
Jacques Lebandy
United States
Albert William Berg
New York
Colorado River
Washington
JB. H. Harriman
Imperial Valley
California
William J. Hearst
New York City
Independence League
Louisiana Railroad Commission
James H. Willock
Bro
Second National Bank
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Viamond Distilleries Company
Charles Smith
East St. Louis
D. F. Myers
Baylih
Myers
Te’ Street
Elmer. McClelland
Railroad Tate
H.R. McClelland
Newark
Decatur
Garner, Ia
Rolla Steele
Philadelphia
Steele, Jr
Garnerman
Steele
Edlty
Garner
Charles DB. Goodyear
Stirling
Philadephia
Fourth Street National Bank
Richard H. Rushton
Rushton
McLear
Wiliam’ Crump
Rughton
Cashie McLear
Mr. Ruehton
Down Town Club
Earthquake Clause Seeks Fire Damage Ruling
In San Francisco the superior court ruled that fire damage must stem solely from the earthquake to be covered by earthquake clauses in many insurance policies. If upheld by the Supreme Court, insurers would not pay for fires shown to be caused by the quake. The decision hinges on how the clause interprets damage causation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jan
Howmer
Supreme ‘Court
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Ord
Iowa
Richard W. Kabrick
Clear Lake
Western States
Kabrick
Varisis
Alvin Tarnard
Sidney
Eldora
Tudge Thornell
Lemon
William Farris
Dell Rapids
M. D
Ploy River
Sioux City
Farris
Ecton
Georges Leonard
Marshalltown
Marshall Vinegar Company
Supreme Court
Scott County Board of Supervisors
Maryle, Mitchell & Co
Scott County
Mike Kelley
Clinton
Dubuque
M. B. Stuart
Led Oak
Fred Rush
Larry Sain
Sain
Rush
James Martin
Martin
Des Moines
Walter McHenry
H. B. Dickinson
Irene Brydenburgshi
McHenry
DB. K. Gadd
Puble
Dickinson
Smirek
Dr. Gadd
Kate AeBtlery
McBilerry
Nixon Davis
Way
Bouth Chicago
McKilerry
McKlery
Bouth
Chicago Pailea Station
Burlington Messenger
Dee Fry
Fry
Grand Duke Nicholas
Stolypin
Kaiser William
Nicholas
Boston
Mammoth
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harriman Lines
Indiana
Los Angeles
Jet
Okla
Adolph Johnson
Ventura
Honolulu
Australia
New Zealand
John IF. Phillips
United States District Court
Kansas City
Agele Myers
Andrew Carnegie
Bureau of American Republics
Lindholmen
Christiania
Bergen
Bay of Quinte
Montreal
Henry Carter
Ontario
Mabel Carter
Charles Edward Abbott
Arthur F. Davis
Fayette
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
R. C. Flower
Samuel H. Jones
Ilinois
Springfield
Midway
Ala
Morrell King
King Powder Company
Lebanon
John Cotton Brooks
Mass
Tate
Phillips Brooks
Pergamino
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Vienna
St. Georg
Bellona
Gustave Bye
Duluth
Munising
Mich
Roy Swartzer
Oregon
Peterson
Utah
McCall
Memphis
Lafaliette
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Rock Island Railway
Marty Ray
Teledo
Cyrenaica
Africa
Rhe Mahi
Lafayette College
Quebec
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Dekalb
Normal School
Nebraska House of Representatives
Cortelyou
New York Cotton Exchange
Livingston
Georgia
Haryle Jordan
Southern Colon Association of
Atlanta
Bulgaria
Rose Weil
Liti Sant
J. A. McDonald
St. Louis
Gov. Hughes
Hearst
Armour Company
Minneapolis
Charles M. Floyd
New Hampshire
A. A. Chaffee
Thomas Temple
Neponset
McCrea
Pennsylvania Ones
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
A. J. Cassatt
London Daily Mail
Lady Burdett
Coutts
Cassatt
Maryland
The
Military Academy
Fred Zimmerman
Quein
Owatonna
Yoalng
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Conrad Hausch
Downay
Charles LB. Hughes
Archbishop Ryan
Parang
W. Troy
Ralph Quinn
Joplin
Joe Gunn
Asia
Hermin
Tonopah
Ney
Stirling Boiler Company
Barberton
Babcock & Wilcox Company
Neville
Great Britain
William Pearce Howland
Upper and Lower Canada Union
Vorento
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