Geerian farmer hurled from wagon in town street
A Geerian farmer near Muekwedl was thrown from his wagon in the street, sustaining fatal-looking injuries. He remains unconscious as bystanders tend to him. Indictments were handed down in Marshalltown for saloon crimes and other offenses involving Herman Wills, James Gannon, A Sanderman, and Otto Radloff.
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Muekwedl
Tie
Marshalltown
Herman Wilts
Laurel
James Ganmon
St. Anthony
A. Sanderman
Melbourne
Otto Radloff
Wills
Sanderman
Gannon
Radloff
Handerman
TH. J. Reynolds
Arthur Reynolds
Des Moines
George Reynolds
Chicago
George
M. M. Reynolds
Panora
Reynolds
Pioneer Town
Guthrie Center Bank
Arthur
Aie
Prominent Fug City businessman dies after failed investments
A wealthy Fug City figure Allen FF Roapp faced ruin from poor investments and ended up in the county infirmary. The article notes his decline and death after years of trouble, with details of his social prominence and the financial collapse surrounding his later life.
Global Happenings Mix of War Talk and Disasters
World news roundup notes blunt war talk between United States and Japan as not respectable, Wellman’s failed Arctic airship attempt, and varied incidents from Chicago crime to copper market turbulence. Also reports on royalties, ship speeds, bank cases, rioting, and international tense events across continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Wright
Tokyo
United States
Japan
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Wellman
Spitzbergen
Finais Board of Pardons
Paul O. Stonstand
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of
Chicago
Lusitania
Queenstown
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm II
North German
Lloyd Line
Deutschhland
Jacob Johnson
Michigan Avenue
Sixteenth Street
H. R. Almeney
Amalgamated Copper Company
John Gillis
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
West State Bank
Leola
S. D
Peter Peterson
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Virginia Reed
Charles BE. Letten
New Orleans
Bayou St. John
Telegraphers' Union
Postal Telegraph & Cable ] Company
Cleveland
Census Bureau
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Andrew Carnegie
New York Supreme Court
Fifth Avenue
Carnegie Hall
Gertrude G. Clinton
Read* Ing
Frank Palmer
Union Pacific Coal Company
Rock Springs
Wyo
Prussia
Vast array of 1914 world events reported from Newport News to Boston
A wide bulletin lists the Reehahites convention in Newport News denouncing army canteens, infantile paralysis surge in New York, battles of Moors near Paddert, Lusitania speed record, Foust Frear patent foods samples, Central American peace talks, Straus west coast tour, Grand Army procession at Saratoga, multiple fires and accidents, bank robberies, shipbuilding plans, New Zealand dominion status, labor strikes, rail fares, riots in Kilkenny, and cave expedition news. asnapshot of global and national happenings with named places and figures.
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America
Newport News
New York City
Wis
Paddert
Cape Race
New York
Foust
Pennsylvania
Frear
State College
Washington
United States
Mexico
Straus
Vancouver
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Honolulu
Grand Army of the Republic
Saratoga
Louisville Courier Journal and Times
Courier- Journal
Walter A. Brittan
Beloit
Anna Olson
Chicago
Port Huron
Lucy Rapp
A. Hulbert
Chicaso
Manley
Neb
Redman
Harland & Walk of
Belfast
Lusitania
London
New Zealand
Dominion of
Canada
Pawtucket
Aleutian Islands
Charles E. Hughes
New York State
Carrie Sparklin
St. Louis
Women's Reliief Corps
Grand Army
Relief Corps
Kansas
State Railroad Commission
San Framaleco
Indiana
Philadelphia
Cudahy Packing Company
John N. Hazlett
Pittsburg
Kilkiney
Governor Threatens Extra Session in Rail Rates Fight
Open clash between Burlington railroad and Nebraska state railway commission escalates as the commission seeks probe of General Manager Holdrege and a potential perjury charge. Governor Sheldon supports the commission while railroads push back, with talk of a 25 percent freight cut and possible court injunctions.
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Omaha
Sept 11
Burlington Railroad
Nebraska State Railway Commission
Holdrege
D Burlington
Nebraska
Burlington
Sheldon
Commission
Railway Commission
United States Court
Tate
Trains Collide Head On in Vermont Killing Twenty Five
In White River Junction Vermont a head on collision between the southbound Quebec express and a freight train killed twenty five people and injured thirty others. Most victims were returning fromShellbrooke Quebec fair. Mist and mistaken orders caused the wreck on the Concord division of the Boston and Maine railroad.
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White River Junction
Concord
Boston & Maine Railroad
Shellbrooke
Que
Canaan
Death reveals elopement in Philadelphia river tragedy
In Philadelphia on September 16 the coroner identified the drowned body in the Delaware River as Mrs. John Croft of New York. The deceased was formerly Marguerite Withgerald of 157 West 124th Street and had secretly married Croft aboard a city yacht, a marriage unknown to her family until after the event. The revelation comes amid a search led by an unnamed mother and a reprinting of the couple's sudden elopement.
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Thorne
Dubuque
Dr. Cady
Law and Order League
Cady
Matthews
Law and Order League i
Drewer
Hauser
Iowa City
South Omaha
Reynolds
Iowa
South
Omaha
Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Interurban
Fort Dodge
Willian Lambert
Benton Township
Hinggold County
Malay
Timne
Maloy Mercantile Company
Calcutta
India
Chang Mon Wo
Cnampanies
Chinatown
San Francisco
Dent
Joe Hates
Cokeville
Wyong S
Bronson
Hates
Sam
Martha
Catherine
Catherine Thomas
Cambria County Almshouse
Amalgamated Copper Company
Butte, Mont
Nicholas
Standart
Hango
Finland
Vancouver
Monteagle
Victoria
Charles E. Letten
First District
New Orleans
Mississippi
John Bunnell
Metropolitan National Bank of
Pittsburg
M. G Cameron
Tam
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Matajiro Tsukuno
Oriental-American Bank
Oriental Trading Company
Seatte
Great Northern
Federal
Atlanta
Washington
Government Insane Asylum
Lolsky
Berlin
Cecilia
Germany
Albert Newmann
Crown Prince
Christian
Denmark
Copenhagen
State Railway Commission
Lincoln
Neb
Tom Hardesty
Hardesty
Amor Sharp
John Aumiller
Columbus
John M. Turner
New York
Atlantic
International Mercantile Marine
Cunard
Hague
Bea
Prince Wivlelsehl
Vienna
Forli
Italy
Gua Ormsby
van Zaren Point
Lake Erie
Dean Richmond
Croft
C. 8. M. Bannett
Mine Disaster Reported at Columbia Gold Mine
Information arrived from Washington Georgia on September 16 about a premature dynamite discharge at the Columbia gold mine in Big County. The blast caused several deaths, and telephone lines to the mine are down, delaying details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ga
Columbia
Big County
Mins
Bridge Fail Injures Four and Traps One Hundred in Ohio
Four persons are seriously injured and about 100 others were submerged when a suspension foot bridge over the Blanchard River at Findlay Ohio collapsed yesterday afternoon as people returned from a ball game. Rescue efforts moved quickly as authorities surveyed the scene and aided victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Bandits Murder American in Guanajuato Mexico
Dwight Furness United States consul at Guanajuato reports that bandits in Guanajuato Mexico killed George Rose an American and wounded his wife, in a violent incident that also involved the couple. The notification comes from the consulate in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Bram
Dwight Furness
United States
Guanajuato
Mexico
George Rose
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Fug City
Allen FF Roapp
Chiereo Board of
Rin
Charles Ray Parker
Parker Sell
Otrina
Wienella County
P. BE
Penfield
Waterloo
Ronsh
Mason City
Cerro Gordo
Eare
Jeliy
Board of Supervisors
Sylvester W. Petrie
Robert Kuker
Fame County
Larney Cavenaugh
Petrie
W. A. Ferrin
Farmers State Bank of
Clearfield
Taylor County
Brand Jury
Ferrin
Kansas City
Worth
Cerro Corda
Winnebbage
Thomas Peterson
Alber
Peterson
Hbrackel
Perkod
Brackel
Pete
Carners
Robert B. Armstrong
PRIEF
M. H. Saville
Columbia University
Ecuador
Wilson
Audendried
Common Pleas Court
Tast
Supreme Court
British Columbian
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