Iowa News Roundup of Collisions and Resignations
A stream of early Iowa items reports fatal crushings in Keokuk and Denison yards, a Burlington foreman killed, and a student resignation at Iowa College. Fires destroy hay and a mill, a cat foils a Burlington engine, and a township stock-yard mob targets anti-saloon visitors amid a broad page of local deaths, trials, and college discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jahan Borges
Joseph TR. Roberts
Burlington
McCowan
Graves
Milwaukee
Allen
Mason City
Fickerel Creek
Rolle
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Wilson Hotel
Heathes
Fort J
Jd Tentina
Denison
Jasper Holman
Webster City
Flokman
Holman
Max von City
Dwight Colby
Arthur Anderson
Sarah Williams
Lake City
Larkin Williams
Willams
A. N. Sniff
Missouri Valley
M.S. Brundiige
Wich
Logan
Omaha
A. Edgecomb & Son
Boyer River
Lon Wetherell
Rock Island
Estherville
Arthur Bradley
I. Bartlett
Mbber
Marshalltown
Iowa Central Railroad
Waterloo
Robert McGood
McGood
Lfe
Morningside College
Anti-Saloon League
Sioux City
Jesse van Buskirk
George Day
Day
van Buskirk
State University
George MacLean
Cornell Bluffs
Thaw Trial Hearings Highlight Nesbit Story
A condensed review of the Thaw case proceedings in New York with Attorney Delmas opposing, District Attorney Jerome pressing to admit testimony about Evelyn Nesbit and Stanford White. The judge limits evidence on Thaw’s mental state while Delmas blocks parts of the Nesbit testimony as potentially inadmissible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storms
Ames College
Westion
Iowa City
Boone
Herman Helmuth
Burlington
Helmuth
Susan W. Steddon
Penn College
Horace Steddon
Miss Steddon
California
Denver
Oskaloosa
Corydon
Edwin Jenkins
Tressy Rounds
Milo Cravens
Cravens
Lineville
Jenkins
Muder
John Kennedy
Poweshiek County
Mt. Pleasant
Grimes
Zimmer
John Gavin
Oklahoma
Macias G. Tamayo
Brownsville
Tex
Rock Island
Cuneo
Ark
House of Representatives
Tennessee
Thomas 0. Morris
Nashville
Tenn
Standard Oil
Saratoga
N. Y
George Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Trocha
Havana
Cuba
Arnold Zimmer
Tom Grimes
Withrow
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Erie
Meadville
William O’brien
Cork
Nbel
The
Freeman's Journal
Waegbeer Kellogg
Chicago Great Western
Dubugus
Southern Pacific
Maple Avenue
Ascot Park
Los Angeles
Calliornce G. McDowell
Farmers' Bank of
Canton
Adolph Huntemann
General Hospital
Kansas City
Louisville
Delmas
Abrney Jerome
Aurahwn
Hummel
Afidault
Evelyn Nesbit
Yer
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Warry K
Terame
Wiling
Abraham Hummel
Justice Fitzgerald
Jerome
James Clinch Smith
Thaw
Hedra Nesbit Thaw
Destructive floods and drownings hit Wheeling district
In the Wheeling district deadly fires and drownings followed food shortages. Eleven people drowned near Athens Ohio as floods surged. Pittsburg saw damage approaching ten million dollars before floodwaters receded. Major corporate and political shifts followed, including a new Washington trust company president and expositions on international law and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Athens
Pittsburg
William J. Oliver
Knoxville
Tent
United States Trust Company
Washington, D. C
Daniel N. Morgan
United States
Congregation of the Inquisition
Vilatte
Joseph Hamill
Hancock
Mich
J. Hubley Ashton
Washington
Bryan
Boston
Venezuela
Monroe
Celabes
Diamond Match Company
Oswego N. Y
Wall Street
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Mexico
Canada
Hawaii
San Francisco
Columbus
Broad Street
Louisville Railway Company
Calvin Demarest
Chicago
Edward W. Gardner
New York
Mary Olinger
St. Louie
Francis J. Pratt
Cambridge
Mass
Longfellow
Lowell
Pomona
Cal
John A. Creighton
Omaha
Count Creighton
Yelisayetgrad
neThe En Premie Court
Williams and Connery
Paris
Thompson
Green Bay
Wis
Wiliam Gossart
Greenleaf Stone Company
Big Wall Paper
Janeway & Carpenter
New Brunswick
N. J
John Arbuckle
Cheyenne
Wyo
Taft
War Department
Valdez
Unalaska
P. Joyce
Twinoig Central
Kankakee
Ill
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Decatur
Trakeman Thompson
Dowell
Lake Michigan
Chicago Drainage Canal
Calumet River
Bonilla
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Osborn
Senate Committee On
Brownsville
Fort Brown
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Louisville
James Hahnel
Brother Martin
Xaverian Brotherhood
Cologne
Germany
H. L. Kerrick
Illinois
Bloomington
Board of
University of Illinois
Emma Kubrick
Illinois State School For the Blind
Jacksonville
Helen Keller
Missouri Line “Academy
Heroim
Mees
Fieleh
Crane
Peoria
James K. Burnham
Kansas City
Detroit
Trinity College
Ala
Congregational Society of New York
Toulon
Colorado Springs
Col
Nixon
Augusta
Supreme Court
Jueus County Circuit Cour
Idaho
Borsemo
Italy
Union Pacific Railroad
Athol Hill
John Creighton
Blue Point
Long Island
Joan Temple Graves
Atlanta
J. H. Crutchfield
Crutchfield
Chicago Shipbuilding Company
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Historical ad fragment notes cure claims for piles in a six to fourteen day period using a topical treatment. It references a patent medicine format with bold promises and limited readable details. The ad emphasizes rapid relief and includes terse, promotional language typical of late nineteenth century medical notices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiscel Laneous
Messrs
McCrea
Mellen
Hughitt
Newman
White House
Pierpont Morgan
Ong
Sinc Mg
Cesume OF
Thaw Trial
Samuel Kovates
Lorain
Pennsylvania Dear & Sash Company
Pennsylvania Paint & Glass Company
Payugnay and
Bellula
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Williams
Herbert EB. Spaulding
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway
Longview
Texas
Hot Springs
Dr. Williams
Dr. Willams Medicine Co
Schenectady
John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Box W. la Crosse
Sterne
Lefroy
Canadian West
Mar Keys
Ottawa
E. T. Holmes
Jackson Stre Paal
Minnesota
W. V. Bennett
Nebraska
NAVY
Navy Recruiting Station
Newa Arcade
Des Moines
S. Fieet Street
Eastern Washington Farm Lands
BEG Bend Land Company
Washington Street
Spokane
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
1Minors Central Railroad Company
Mississippi
Wickebuy
Mississippi River
J. ¥. Merry
C.R. Re Roots
Hive Block
Mainchester
Taheyhill
Igwar
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