Iowa News Roundup of Accidents and Moves Across Des Moines and Nearby
T large bulletin reports T. T. Wallace of Atlantic accepts Jerusalem consul post with his wife departing. A 17 year old neola boy among rail danger escapes instant death. A Summer man burns badly in boiling water accident. Robbery of Cedar Rapids bachelor by Frank Maturla leads to arrest at Waverly. Farmers' State Bank settlement to fully pay claims. Hughes case dismissed. Des Moines hitching rack theft of horse and buggy. Mrs. Lee Chapman family dies in gasoline explosion. four buried in two graves. Modern Woodmen pavilion aims to aid state fair visitors with help from camps. Morgan Palmer sought by Montana for Northern Pacific heist. Palmer possibly in Wyoming. Lineman Audley Crouch injured after belt failure. Phil Boland of Le Mars dies after surgery. Constitutional mulct law under Iowa Supreme Court review. Dickson buggy crash injures Mrs. Dickson. Des Moines Odd Fellows cornerstone ceremony draws big crowd. Grundy county probate for Wells will grants large sums to relatives. Taft to speak at Iowa university and Ione City. possible political message. Delirium tremens patient Engelish attempts self-hanging. saved by officers. Professor Felix Shurig, famed Iowa City portrait painter, dies aged 54. Cross found dead near Jesup after possible train ride. 20. Memorial Day rites mark passing of G A R member Harry Scroggs.
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Brief world round up notes on accidents politics and finance
A long digest of global items notes railway wrecks and drownings in Idaho and Oregon. It reports May bank clearings in Chicago surpassing 1.12 billion, Franco Japanese talks via Berlin, and U S political hints including Folk Johnson 1908 ticket. Also records elections results in Bavaria, revolts in China, and various royal and industrial moves.
Haywood murder trial opens with jury effort in Boise
In Boise on June 3 the Haywood murder case moved toward trial as sixty one jurors were summoned and forty remained. Judge Wood sought a verdict today or a night session if needed. Prosecution plans a long opening to outline the state’s case tying Haywood with the death of Frank Steunenberg. Pinkerton agents led by Capt. James M. McParland pursued corroboration, while the Mine Owners’ Association allegedly backs the effort to discredit the Western Federation of Miners. Defense attorney E. F. Richardson will start for the defense after the prosecution rests.
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Mine Owners’ Association
Western Federation of Miners
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Denver
Ground Broken for Seattle Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
The Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition broke ground in Seattle with a holiday ceremony. John Barrett and John Edward Chilberg led speeches as a military parade preceded the first spadeful of earth, promising a 1909 fair to showcase resources and trade across the Pacific region. The 260 acre site near the University of Washington offers views of Mount Baker and Mount Rainier.
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Lawrence man autopsies reveal suicide claim in death
Lawrence Kaw June a1 L HH Perkins aged 51 former president of the State Bar association was killed Saturday by falling or leaping from his home roof. County Coroner Carl Phillips believes suicide. Perkins’ estate includes about $600000 in life insurance and $360000 in four large policies. he belonged to multiple fraternal societies. most policies were issued within a year.
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