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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1906

Page

6

A Sermon in Precious Stones and Diamond Prosperity

The article argues national prosperity correlates with luxury, focusing on South African diamond imports to the United States. It cites Speaker Cannon and Philadelphia Press, noting heavy diamond imports in 1897 and a trend of rising demand as a sign of wealth and economic health. It asserts diamonds measure prosperity through rising purchases by individuals.

United States Cannon Philadelphia

As to Sleep and Study

The piece argues youth under stress from late nights harm study, citing experts on sleep needs from infancy to adulthood. It condemns parents for permitting teens to stay up late and wake early, urging regular bedtimes to ensure alert, successful schooling.

Women Inventors Defy Charge of Lacked Ingenuity

The article argues many famed male innovations originated with women. It cites Eli Whitney's cotton gin as woman's idea, notes the Cotton light used by lifeboats as a female invention, and credits Miss M. E. Knight with the satchel bottom paper bag. Frances A. Dunham patented bee hive foundation in 1881, enabling worker bees to build efficient wax sheets.

Eli Whitney Nathaniel Greene Techical World Magazine M. E., Knight Frances A. Dunham

American professor vows to predict volcano eruptions on Vesuvius

Prof. Frank A. Perret with Prof. Mattucci at Mount Vesuvius observatory during the latest eruption claims to perfect methods for predetermining volcanic outbursts. He asserts American ingenuity has achieved feats once deemed harder than this task, suggesting a possible way to lessen Vesuvius terror to nearby peoples.

Frank A. Perret Mattucci Royal Observatory Mount Vesuvius Perret Vesuvius Pliny

Indictments Hit Standard Oil Over Rebates Count Toll Reaches 6428

Chicago federal grand juries return ten indictments against Standard Oil containing 6428 counts under the Elkins anti rebate law. Potential fines range from 1 000 to 20 000 per count, totaling up to 128 560 000 if convicted on all counts. The case signals a broader Sherman Act effort as Roosevelt administration moves against the oil giant.

Chicago Standard Oil Company Bethea Elkins Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago & Alton Chicago & Eastern Illinois Evansville & Terre Haute Illinois Central Southern Railway Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Standard Oil Morrison John 8. Miller Miller Bond Roosevelt Moody

Trouble at Two Patch Raids Wound Nine Near Boone

Alleged raids on two melon patches near Dodge township and Fraser left three men and four boys seriously wounded, with one man and one boy in critical condition. A gang of six to eight, from "The Prairies," were drinking, attacked the Phipps brothers and James Moreland. Newton and William Phipps are prominent Dodge farmers. William Coleman was jailed on an assault with intent to murder charge filed by Fred Phipps. In a separate note, Peterson of Clarion won the Thirty-seventh Iowa Senate district Republican nomination after a long deadlock, breaking with Chase on the first ballot.

Soone Boone Dodge Township Fraser Newton Phipps Lee William Phipps James Moreland Oliver Wright Fred Phipps Fred Morrow George Webb Bo Bird Newton Phipps Phipps Brothers Moreland Phipns Brothers William Coleman Coleman Peterson Eagle Grove Iowa Charles F. F Peterson Clarion Hardin County Chase Webster City Iowa Falls D. C. Chase Hamilton County George F. Ward Hardin Charles F. Peterson Wright

Ruthven Postmaster Hangs Self Over Shortage

M G Anthony Ruthven postmaster, about 67, killed himself in the post office rather than face an inspection over a reported $153 shortage. He left a note claiming the government inspector would not let him make good the deficit and that disgrace would ruin his wife and daughter. The town mourns a well regarded resident.

M. G. Anthony Ruthven Anthony

Legal Sensation at Davenport DisbarmentCase Emerges

Saloonkeepers and cigar stores aided by ex City Attorney E M Sharon file in district court to disbar Attorney W W Langer, who represented the anti slot machine crusaders. Langer denies charges and promises sensational exposures of his own.

Davenport E. M. Sharon W. W. Langer Sharon Langer Luenger

Ex-Davenporter William Baldwin Murdered Found in Columbia River

Word arrives that William Baldwin a former Davenport resident was murdered and his body found floating in the Columbia River near Rossbury Stevens County No clue yet as to the killer Baldwin lived in Davenport for seven years and moved away last year

Davenport William Baldwin Columbia River Rossbury Stevens County Baldwins

Electrician Fatally Thrown From Rail Work Near Fort Dodge

A. J. Coree, an electrician with the Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern line crew near Harcourt, was hurled twelve feet while turning a rail. He struck his head and died instantly from a broken neck.

Fort Dodge A. J. Coree Harcourt Fort Dodge, Des Moines

Eve the Only Woman Proven Loved by Her Husband

A concise line notes that Eve alone had positive proof she was the one love of her husband. A second line observes a wise man may profit from a fool’s actions.

Eve

Sleepwalking girl falls from window unharmed

The 12 year old daughter of Ernst Buchanaw fell fourteen feet from a second story window while sleepwalking. She rose immediately and entered the house unaided, suffering only a back ache with no injuries found after medical examination. The incident may end her somnambulistic habits.

Ackley Ernst Buchanaw

A Word to Parents

A public notice urges parents to consider business training for children as schools reopen. It touts Capital City Commercial College of Des Moines Iowa as a leading Western commercial school and notes its Registrar C D McGregor offers a free catalogue with details.

Capital City Commercial College Des Moines Iowa C. D. McGregor

Dawson Renominated to Succeed Himself in Clinton District

The Second district Republican convention unanimously renominated Congressman Albert F. Dawson. Resolutions commended his record as he seeks a second term after defeating Democrat M. Wade 22 116 to 21 939 two years ago. Carl Rieck and J E Park also received votes.

Clinton Albert F. Dawson Dawson M. Wade Carl Rieck J. E. Park

Clinton County Rural Mail Service to Add Eight Routes

Advices from Washington state report the Clinton county rural mail service will be reorganized with eight new routes and rearrangement of existing ones. About 3,500 more people will gain mail delivery, with changes to take effect by October 1.

Clinton Washington State Clinton County

Lone Tree Man Dies After Fall At Farm Home

Jacob France aged 30 a lone resident of a farm near Lone Tree broke his neck by falling down stairs. His body was found by his niece in a hallway after he failed to respond. He was single and resided with his brother John.

Lone Tree Jacob France John France

Fire Damages Elevator in La Porte City

A Waterloo Hasman and Sons elevator at La Porte City was badly damaged by a fire believed set deliberately. Fire discovered early and contained. a box with oil-soaked waste at the origin was found. No clues to the arsonists.

Waterloo—Hasman& Sons la Porte City

London Area Exceeds World’s Largest Local Excisence

The London telephone area spans 600 square miles and stands as the largest local existence area worldwide.

London

Tree Strike Kills Mrs Nonan In Wisconsin Cleaving Head

A severing lightning storm in Keshena Wisconsin caused a tree to fall onto a horse drawn wagon. Mrs. Nonan was decapitated and her grandson badly hurt. About 1000 feet of lumber was destroyed.

Keshena Wis Mitchell Nonan Crowe Settlement Nonan

New Railroad Rate Law Takes Effect Across Interstate Traffic

New York reports a sweeping railroad rate law governing interstate business began midnight Monday. The Interstate Commerce Commission will enforce compliance with mandatory tariff disclosures, eliminating post hoc extras. Most lines failed to file complete schedules by the deadline, especially switching charges.

New York Interstate Commerce Commission Commission

Wider Streets for Valparaiso Reconstruction Plan

Valparaiso officials reveal a project to rebuild the town with uniform street levels to prevent flooding. Streets will have a minimum width of 15 metres excluding sidewalks.

Valparaiso

Little Girl Robs Father in Kokomo Case

Lucy Hill an 11 year old daughter of Frank Hill took 140 dollars from a dresser bought new clothes jewelry and a ticket to Dallas Texas. She was reported in Oklahoma and will return.

Kokomo Ind Lucy Hill Frank Hill Dallas Tex Oklahoma

Rebel Arsenal Found in Hamburg Raid Room

Police found an arsenal in a room occupied by a young Russian arrestee. The cache included explosives, revolvers, and bills of lading for ammunition and explosive to Baltic ports.

Hamburg

Commutes Army Officer's Sentence in Philippines Case

Washington. The president commuted the sentence of dismissal to a loss of 25 files in line of rank for First Lieut. Sydney Smith of the Sixteenth Infantry, who was recently tried by court martial in the Philippines.

Washington Sydney Smith Sixteenth Infantry Philippines

Two Women Drown After buggy overturn in swollen creek

In Loveland Ohio Miss Flora Mullen and Lucy Hill of Pleasant Hill near here were drowned when their buggy overturned while fording a creek swollen by recent heavy rains.

Loveland Flora Mullen Lucy Hill Pleasant Hill Here

Reader Corrects White House History and Materials

A letter to the editor challenges a prior article on the White House. It corrects occupation dates, naming President Adama as the first resident in 1800 and recounts construction from 1792, plus 1814 fire and 1818 rebuilding. It also disputes claims about ready mixed paint, asserting pure white lead and linseed oil were used.

White House Madison Adama

Danish lifeboat hero dies at 83 in Harboe Jutland

Christian Langer a Danish lifeboat man died recently at Harboe Jutland aged 83 he saved more than 500 persons from drowning during the last 48 years.

Christian Langer Harboe Jutland

Superb Service Splendid Scenery Route to Niagara Falls

Promotional travel note describes a Grand Trunk Railway system route from Chicago to Montreal and Niagara Falls with stops including Muskoka Kawartha Lakes Georgian Bay Temagami St Lawrence River Islands Algonquin White Mountains and Atlantic coast resorts. For copies request Geo. W. Vaux A. G. P. T. A. 1368 Adams St Chicago.

Niagara Falls Muskoke Kawartha Lakes Georgian Bay Temegami Rapids Thousand Islands Algonquin National Park White Mountains Atlantic Sea Coast Grand Trunk Railway System Chicago Montreal N. Y Geo. W. Vaux, A. G. P T. A Adams St

Stolen Servian bank note plates found in Paris engravings

The Servian finance ministry reveals that engraved plates used to print bank notes were stolen from a strong room safe. Plates engraved in Paris valued at £1600 vanished without signs of tampering and have recently been recovered.

Ministry of Finance Paris

Strange Story of English Sparrow Hatch in Hat

F L Vandegrift recalls a curious incident at Kinsley with the Dumont Smiths. He dozed on a porch and awoke to find an English sparrow brooding a nest of eggs in his hat, the mother bird already laying a full complement and starting to hatch them.

F. L. Vandegrift Dumont Smiths Kinsley Van Kansas City Journal

Woman credits Postum Food Coffee for health turnarounds

A Michigan woman recounts switching from coffee to Postum after her husband suffered heart palpitations and bladder catarrh. She claims both improved, her stomach eased in two weeks, and their children benefited. a visitor praised Postum after tasting it.

Nam Wen Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

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