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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
2
Tartars seize Baku in Massacre and oil ruined
Reports say Tartars control the Baku region with village massacres leaving Armenian casualties. oil industry ruined as Russian forces face defeats. News notes intensifying warlike activity and awaiting armistice.
Peace treaty between Russia and Japan signed at 3:47 p m
Representatives of Russia and Japan signed the treaty at 3 47 p m on September 6 a naval salute rang out at Kittery Point to mark the event. Ratifications to be exchanged in Washington with President Roosevelt receiving thanks from the Japanese emperor for efforts toward peace and humanity. M de Witte attended a dinner in New York hosted by Col Harvey and paid tribute to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
United States Navy Yard
Kittery Point
Washington
Roosevelt
Far East
M. de Witte
Col
Harvey
New York
Disturbances in Tokio as mobs attack Americans
Rioting in Tokio erupts over the peace treaty with Americans and Christians attacked. Martial law is declared, national troops deployed, two killed and about 500 injured as churches, police stations, and the cabinet home are damaged. Ko mura is foreign minister amid possible cabinet upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
E. H. Harriman
Fhe Olds
Komura
Russia
Diet
New Orleans Faces Rapid Yellow Fever Spread
The yellow fever record to date shows 298 deaths and 2,142 total cases. The disease spreads with alarming rapidity in northern Louisiana and along the gulf coast, while a New Orleans physician is arrested for failure to report two cases. Improved city sanitation is expected due to the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Gulf Coast
Officer Shot in Pursuit of Burglar in Council Bluffs
Patrol Driver Charles Platner of Council Bluffs police was accidentally wounded by Jailer Thomas Sloan during a chase of a burglar from the residence of Mrs. Lundean on Oakland avenue. Sloan discharged his revolver while climbing a fence, the bullet striking Platner in the left breast near the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Charles Platner
Thomas Sloan
Shenandoah Ex-Politician Arrested for Forgery Scams
D R Willson once a prominent Shenandoah figure was arrested in a Chicago flat by Detectives Sheehan and Kane after a yearlong investigation spanning Europe Mexico and the United States. He is accused of forging about 40000 in Shenandoah IA with the First National Bank as the principal victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
D. R. Willson
Chicago
Sheehan
Kane
Willson
Europe
Mexico
United States
First National Bank of
Boy Found Dead In Davenport Gas Incident
Herbert Penner fourteen year old son of Bernard Penner a Chicago architect died at the home of H H Anderson his grand uncle in Davenport. He entered an unfinished bathroom lit a gas heater without proper exhaust and was overcome by the fumes. He fainted and died several hours later at the wealthy residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Herbert Penner
Bernard Penner
Chicago
H. H. Anderson
Anderson
Young Penner
Tennis Player Robert Tacka Berry Dies on Court
In Sioux City, tennis player Robert Tacka Berry collapsed during a match after a dramatic reach for the ball. Spectators, including his wife, laughed thinking it was part of the play. Minutes later a bystander found him dead, suggesting a fatal injury from the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Robert Tackaberry
Post Office Clerks Convene in Cedar Rapids
The national convention of post office clerks gathered 200 delegates representing about 97 000 members. Welcome addresses were given by Postmaster Boyd, Mayor Huston, and Cedar Rapids branch president M L Davis. Chicago president Donoghue replied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fost
Cedar Rapids
Post Office Clerks
Fostmaster Boyd
Huston
M. L. Davis
Donoghue
Chicago
New President Named for Iowa College in Fayette
Rev. William A. Shanklin of Reading Pa. named president of Upper Iowa University. Shanklin a Hamilton College and Garrett Biblical Institute graduate has served as pastor in Spokane and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa College
Fayette
William A. Shanklin
Reading
Upper Iowa University
Shanklin
Hamilton College
Garrett Biblical Institute
Spokane
Seattle
Well Known Horseman Dead in Hospital
Cedar Rapids reports William Bryant of Marion died after an ether anesthesia during cancer surgery. He was a renowned horseman in the state and died from brain hemorrhage during the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
William Bryant
Marion
Bryant
Pocketbook Swelling Sparks Comedic Medical Exchange
In India a physician listens to the patient chest and notes a curious swelling over the heart area. The patient jokes that the swelling is his pocketbook and pleads not to reduce it too much, adding a humorous air to the dramatic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Perjury exchange in Yonkers Statesman mock trial
In a brief gossiping exchange Mrs Bacon asks if her husband is better while Ms Egbert remarks he is worse. She says when he goes fishing he cannot refrain from lying about his catch and makes affidavits instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Ms. Egbert
Yonkers Statesman
Panama Canal Origin Told Through Father Son Exchange
A brief, childlike dialogue explains the canal as a growing link beyond the Panama region. The exchange frames the water route as a widening path that connects distant places, using simple terms and a playful tone.
Conquest of Peace Hinges on Diplomatic Details
A historical note from Philadelphia hints that while battles may define war, lasting peace depends on the careful negotiations and thrifty arrangements led by skilled diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Philadelphia
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised In Lawrence County
Monticello Mississippi September 4 Special citing fresh evidence that Dodd's Kidney Pills cure kidney troubles Mrs Lett and Mrs Baggett are named locals praising the American Kidney Remedy The ad claims Dodd's Kidney Pills drain impurities from blood and restore health with testimonials from residents about dropsy and kidney strain efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Miss
Lawrence County
Dodd
Uncertain OCR Note on Wall Street Shots
Fragmentary text mentions shots on Wall Street and references a distant side. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wall Street
Svany Side
Mull's Anti Belch Wafers free trial offer falls for stomach relief
Advertises Mull's Anti Belch Wafers claiming cure for indigestion belching sour eructations and stomach pain. Promises two boxes for 75 cents or a free sample by coupon, stating no drugs and a safe, absorber action with bold claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moull
Mull
Various Iowa Briefs Report Tragic Accidents and Community News
Fairfield two year old Wendell Stucker drowned after falling into a cistern at his grandfather W. W. Whitaker’s home. Burlington losses include Mrs Louisa Steingraber dead and Mrs Mary Lessers fatally injured in a stairway fall. Des Moines Rabbi Eugene Mannheimer named successor to S H Sonneschien at Mount Sinai Sioux City and Des Moines. Jamaica hundreds attend annual pioneers reunion from Dallas Guthrie and Green counties. Webster City Harry Cooley struck by Northwestern train and killed at Eagle Grove yards. Swea City sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry White celebrated at Bradgate. Marshalltown Mrs Paul Rodolff commits suicide by chloroform. Des Moines ministerial association reorganizes after summer break electing officers and committees. Maloy J W Beaman reappears after disappearance near Cleveland. Hopkinton Milroy Johnson hardware store broken into. razors and silverware valued at $50 stolen. Waterloo Western division WW Co A convention names Waterloo as permanent meeting place. Des Moines miner Robert Bartholomew killed by blasting powder discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Wendell Stucker
New London
W. W. Whitaker
Burlington
Louisa Steingraber
Mary Lessers
B’nai Jeshuram
Des Moines
H. Sonneschien
Jamaica
Dallas
Guthrie
Green Counties
Webster City
Harry Cooley
Northwestern
Eagle Grove
Swea City
Henry White
Bradgate
G. F. Thomas
Marshalltown
Paul Rodolff
Timber Creek
Maloy
J. W. Beaman
Cleveland
Dean
Hopkinton
Milroy & Johnson
Waterloo
Ww. Co. A
W.terloo
George W. Egan
Tom Dennison
Robert Bartholomew
Eagle
Ward Seminary Promotes Educated Christian Home Life
An Indianapolis News item from Nashville Tennessee extols Ward Seminary as a model educational Christian home. It highlights its thorough faculty and instruction, urging readers to write for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Excursion Fares From Chicago and Philadelphia
Excursion return fares from Chicago and Philadelphia offered with liberal limits. Details at city ticket office corner Ark St and Jackson Blvd Chicago. Telephone Harrison 1757. Note the article indicates a new era ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Corner Ark St
Jackson Blvd
Chicago
Harrison
Splendid Nickel Plate Passenger Service Highlighted
The Nickel Plate Road advertises its Splendid Passenger Service with attention to colored porters in uniform and special care for women traveling with children. Dining and berthing options are advertised with no excess fares, and trains depart from Street Station in Chicago. For tickets and schedules contact J Calahan, General Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Street Station
Chicago
Calahan
Ill St
Thoughts on conscience echo in Albany Argus tone
A reflective snippet notes the urge to speak honestly about thoughts and feelings, framing a moral meditation as if from the Albany Argus. It presents a somber, almost biblical cadence with a cryptic admonition toward inner truth and distant judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golgotha
Albany Argus
Ri gms petition lack of equal in Cure for ri gms
A fragment notes a petition dated February 15, 1900, from F. Boyer of Trinity Springs opposing Piso's Cure for ri gms, with a proverb about sides and outcomes on the right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piso
Cou F. Boyer
Trinity Springs
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A. J. Tot CO
U.S A
Towen Canadian Co., Ltd
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Bosren, Mase
Amenca
Lada
Morse School OF
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