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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
3
Bodies of Midshipman Ulrich and Seaman Vandorn Recovered
Norfolk Va June 19 bodies of Midshipman Walter Carl Ulrich Milwaukee and Seaman Hurley Vandorn among those who perished when the Minnesota launch sank in Hampton Roads were found late afternoon making six bodies recovered. The first body sent home was Midshipman Holcomb accompanied by his father and Lt. Thomas Holcomb Jr. Fireman Westphal earlier went to Neenah Wis for interment. The Chrisfield tug crew was summoned for examination by Supervising Steamboat Inspector Cast to determine responsibility for the wreck and drowning. hearing will be open to the public.
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Norfolk
Walter Carl Ulrich
Milwaukee
Hurley Vandorne
Minnesota
Hampton Roads
Ulrich
Field
Stevenson
Holcomb
Westphal
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
F. P. Holcomb
Thomas Holcomb
New Castle
Del
Thomas Holcomb, Jr
Uhited States Marine Corps
Midshipmen
Stevenson and
Neenah, Wis
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Chrisfield
Navy
Standpipe Steam Scalds Firemen at Spring Street Fire
Firemen tackling a blaze at 75 and 77 Spring Street were severely scalded when a standpipe boiler released a cloud of steam and hot water. About six men sustained burn injuries as the fire force battled the night fire in the nine story building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spring Street
Tragic Lake Sammamish drowning claims five lives
Five people including Antone Myer and two Myer sisters died at Monchan on Lake Sammamish. The four women perished trying to rescue the 13 year old Antone Myer, with Mrs Myer and Mrs John Herter among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Monchan
Lake Sammamish
Antone Myer
Lizzie
Ida Myer
Myer
John Herter
Soldier’s Home casualty in Leavenworth Civil War veteran
Leavenworth Kansas June 19 Lieutenant William Stiwart of the Eleventh Pennsylvania infantry was killed by sunstroke at the Soldiers Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth, Kan
William Stiwart
Eleventh
Pennsylvania Infantry
Sunsoke
Taft Receives Indian Souvenirs in Dakota Journey
Secretary Taft arrived in Sturgis amid enthusiasm after stops en route through Rapid City and Fort Meade. He received a carved Indian tomahawk at Rapid City and beadwork bridle at Fort Meade. Taft, recovered from a recent indigestion attack, praised Roosevelt's policy for the West during a brief Sturgis speech.
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Deadwood
Taft
Sturgis
Rapid City
Fort Meade
Perkins
Roosevelt
West
Rogers
Sunstroke saves man confirms death wish in Appleton
Appleton June 19 After stealing a revolver to end his life M J Lover was prostrated by heat and revived by a doctor who then accepted the weapon in payment. The weapon was identified and Lover was jailed for larceny. He says loss of consciousness ended his death wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Black Creek
M. J
Lover
Delayed Civil War Commission Reaches Boone Captain
Captain C A Sherman of Boone Indiana finally receives his government commission dated April 20 1866 after being unaware for forty one years. The document signed by President Andrew Johnson and Secretary Edwin Stanton was misassigned to Captain Kelly of Company A and finally sent to Mr Seaman who located Sherman and forwarded it to him.
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C. A. Sherman
Boone
Sherman
Andrew Johnson
Edwin M. Stanton
Seaman
Charles A. Sherman
Kelly
Company A
Philadelphia Press
A Coffin With a Weird History
A metallic coffin found in a New Albany wareroom recalls a Civil War tale. A Confederate soldier from a prominent family was shipped home in a Schrader coffin after a steamboat sank near Brandenburg. The body lay in a hull for six months, then reinterred and later placed in the wart room for forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrader Bros
New Albany
Ind
John Shrader
Schrader Brothers
Brandenburg
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Private buys gun to rust in backyard
An old army officer recalls a private who bought a $14 gun to leave outside. He plans to rust it by rain and snow, saying he will go out and curse the rust as it forms. The anecdote appeared in the New York Times.
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New York Times
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