Burglar Visits Myersville Post Office in Misdirected Loot
Iowa dispatches report a burglar entered the Myersville post office and relieved Postmaster Gibbons of about 3 in currency with some letters opened, but no solid clues were found. The item reflects scattered crime notes and local incidents across the state, including train incidents and a wrongful accusation.
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Burgirs
Myersville
Ames
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Iowa Central
Iowa State College
Gunsaulus of
Chiesso
Ackley
John Knutson
Knutson
Min Ule
Alvert Lusk
Manchester
Mr. Lusk
Lusk
Mandhard
Shenawmtoah
Hutchison
First National Bank
Down
Asent Abbott
Eliel
Hattie Thomas
Osceola
State Reform School
Mitchell Ville
Evans
Igirly
Chariton Y
James Thomas
Willie McCleary
Knowlton
Chicago Great Western
Young McCleary
John K. McGinty
J. F. McGinry
F. W. Docery
Anamosa
Vic Christiansen
Clinton
Johnson
Stanton
Whitehall
Udell
Centerville
Jonpson
Cuban Situation and Annexation Question Grow Interest
Information from world sources notes Cuba's disarmament progress and rising calls for annexation or US influence in Cuban affairs. Rebel commanders have urged arms surrender as a duty, with higher surrender rates than expected. Taft declared support for the Cuban Republic in Havana, while Patna sailed from the capital unnoticed by the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Prst
United States
Gang
Provisional
Republic of Cuba
Gov
Taft
University of
Patna
Explosions Kill and Injure In Philadelphia Subway
Light men died and nearly two score were hurt by a gas explosion in the Market street subway at Sixth street Philadelphia. Reports describe a series of disasters including mine deaths in Pocahontas and severe incidents across the country from Cleveland to Kansas City.
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Market Street
Sixth Street
Philadelphia
Pocahontas
E. A. Ford
Trafic
Pennsylvania Lines
Indiana
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Board of Health
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Joseph Vanier
Portland
Buchanan County
Will Rite
Jessup
Sultan
Leishman
United States
Turkey
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
United States Steel Corporation
Oconto
Wis
Oconto Falls
William Ballou
Viga Sentil
Hazel Denizen
Frank Donlevy
HB. J. Carroll
Motive Power
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Bloomington
Union Station
Kansas City
Wilzabeth Zorn
Danville
L. M. Jones
Missouri Villey River Improvement Association of
St. Louis & Tennessee River Packet Company
St. Louis
Justice measures probe public works contract breaches
The Justice Department orders special agents nationwide to investigate alleged violations of the eight hour law by contractors on public works projects. The action follows instructions issued to field offices to pursue any breaches and enforce compliance with labor standards nationwide.
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Department of Justice
Department
Charles &. Denecen
Illnois
Thchcock
Lima
United States
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Wittekind
Bremen
Charleston
Golden Gate Bank
San Francisco
Winkata
A. Sassalki
Gaspijie
Urakata
Beveridge
Des Moines
Kentucky
Lexington
Philadelphia
United Irish League of America
Ireland
Albert Berger
Henry Reidlineer
Cleveland
Berger
Rosella Nieman
Posen
Prussia
Ira W. Wood
Trenton
New Jersey
James W. Martine
Plainfield
Samuel W. McCal
Winchester
Congress
Massachusetts
Yale
Wesleyan
Harvard
Bowdoin
Howard Vincent
Edward VII
England
Atlantic
Seventh Regiment
N. G
Queen's Westminster Volunteers
London
Volga
Nto
Gustave F. Friend
Vincennes
Ind
Moody
Shaw
Marines Disarm Caballero as Puerto Principe Rebels Refuse Surrender
A detachment of 200 insurgents rode into Caridad, Puerto Principe, waving machetes and menacing residents. Twenty marines dispersed them and arrested 39. General Caballero, with 160 men, demanded the released prisoners but was disarmed instead. Caballero pledged his forces would disarm, but surrender hinges on volunteers being paid off and disbanded. The government seeks garrisoned towns with US troops to finish disarmament.
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Havana
Caridad
Puerto Principe
Caballero
Mob Frenzy Breaks Out in Argenta Arkansas
In Argenta Arkansas last night a Black man, W B Blackburn, was lynched at Sixth and Main amid a wave of racial clashes tied to a September killing of a Black musician Whey Shelby. Gunfire erupted across the town injuring multiple people. Blackburn was found hung from a telephone pole near the police station after masked men abducted him.
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Argenta
Ark
W. B. Blackburn
R. R. Macdonald
Whey Shelby
Colum
Robert
Edt Lindsay
Garrett Colum
Milton Lindsay
John Lindsay
Garrett
Charles Colum
Gollum Brothers
Will Harding
Painter
James Mahoney
A. L. Belding
Little Rock Gazette
Harding
Mahoney
Blackburn
Belding
Main
Sixth St
Tramp James Collier Charged With Warancy in Grimsby Court
An English tramp named James Collier faced a warancy charge in Grimsby police court. He told the judge he is the only man who can sing a song while standing on his head in a bucket of water. The tale contrasts with Danish folk belief that letting a dog sleep with a patient cured fascinia, ending sleeplessness through companionship and security.
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Kuiterim
J. T. Touser
Tes Moines
Houser
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
Henry Diercks
Mason City
Diereks
Evertje Demots
Sioux Center
Fort Dodge
Braky & Lathra
Fitzsimmons
International Marvester Company
Lesides
Thomas Barlow
Mount Vernon Township
Cerro Gordo County
Bert Willams
Clear Lake
Barlow
Mr. Barlow
New York
Metropolitan
West Thirtieth Street
Frank T. Hughes
Colorado Midland
Gilbert’s Siding
Colorado
George J. Schooley
Philadelphia
James L. Crawford
RomWonaire
Crawford
James G. Shepherd
New Orleans
Gov. Pennypacker
Harrisburg
Columbia
Yale
Merion Cricket Club
Marterford
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Wall Street
Nancy
France
Grodno
United States
W. d. Bryan
Illinois
Vandalia
Centralia
Mount Vernon
Iowa College
Ames
Canada
George A. Graves
Charles H. Traiser
Boston
Mack Mack
J. R. Bowles
Portland
Ore
Mobile
Coopers’ International Union
Coopers’ Employers’ Association
Indianapolis
Hearst
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Shakespeare
London
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lansingburgh
Troy
N. C
Singapore
Hongkong
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Mquor Selling
Tututla
Samoa
San Francisco
Randolph Croft Stoney
National Association of Retail Druggists
Atlanta
Murphysboro
St. Louis-Cairo
Iminals Central Road
Root
St. Louis
McLaughlin
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Utah
Wyoming
South Dakota
John 8. Keenan
Pittsburg
Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Albert J. Adams
Policy Gambling
Ansonia
Adams
Sing Sing
Aero Club of Paris
Frank P. Lahm
United Sates Cavalry
International Aeronauts
James Collier
Grimsby
England
Denmark
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Iowa News
Geo. McCampbell
Rercent
O. J. Durer
Missouri
Witley
Fair Ground
Lawrenon
Lion City
Cresott
Minh
Patel
Moravia
Thomas Nichols
Ant
Ma Nichols
John Tr. Leavgitt
Watertoo
Tels Fedega College
Anoethtedt
Entina
Tleavitt
White
Clarence Crumb
Te Fantily
Counnan Sense Tagine Company
Tadhina Tod
Eurmeth M. Smith
Campbell Dantey
Ollniwa
Welcher S. Heath
Frank W. Whitaker
Stith
Glenn Willits
Lenox
Globe
Willits
Ween’s
Arkansas
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