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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
1
Czar to abdicate rumor erupts from Russia tale
The London Mirror reports an alleged plan for Emperor Nicholas II to abdicate within a month with Grand Duke Michael as regent. It claims a military dictatorship would replace the empire, a marriage arrangement with Princess Victoria, and a staged visit by the dowager empress to aid negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mirror
Russia
Michael
St. Petersburg
Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein
Tornado devastates Alexandria and West Feliciana parish
A violent tornado swept across the area centered near Alexandria Louisiana causing multiple deaths and injuries. Four bodies were recovered and thirteen people were in hospitals as debris line the Red river area. Widespread damage extended from Bijou Rapids three miles above the city to beyond the river. Reports from surrounding parishes indicate heavy property loss and numerous fatalities among Black residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexandria
Alexandria
Tae
Bijou Rapids
Red River
Lfe
West Feliciana Parish
Big Paycheck Rise for Western Train Crew Members
Western Train Service workers from the Order of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen in Chicago dropped the nine hour day demand and won a raise of 1.50 per month for baggagemen. Initially seeking 12 percent plus nine hour day, managers offered 18 percent. Agreement reached largely through Interstate Commerce Commission chairman Knapp and United States Labor Commission chairman Neill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Railway
Chicago
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Neill
United States Lavor Commission
Plot Of Rich Men Nip The Conspiracy
Secretary Loeb stated that names were mentioned at the White House about a dinner where a story of a plan to defeat the president’s policies in the 1908 campaign was told. He said the affair was recent and that no more details would be released, hoping publicity would nip the scheme in the bud before the campaign fully begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loeb
White House
Walsh Is Indicted Again In Chicago Bank Case
Federal grand jury in Chicago returns a second indictment against John R. Walsh former president of the Chicago National Bank charging mismanagement of the institution.
Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotation Roundup
Friday market notes show top beeves at 5.60 dollars and hogs at 4.52 dollars per cwt with prices listed for Sioux City live stock trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Unclear text on Missouri delegates and meeting
Fragmentary note mentions Bocatiere and names such as Slartman and Julius Lehsmann as delegates of a Saint Louis group, with unclear actions and departure. No coherent event or outcome discernible from readable lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bocatiere
Slartman
Julius Lehsmann
Torn
Bt. Laang Beoie
Suny Li
Penrose Testimony in Brownsville Inquiry Clouds Soldiers Role
Maj. Charles W. Penrose and Lieut. H. G. Leckie testified before the Senate Military Affairs Committee on Brownsville events. Leckie traced bullets to outside barracks. Penrose, acquitted of duty neglect, defended the Twenty-fifth Infantry while asserting belief in the soldiers’ innocence and recounting actions with Mayor Combe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Penrose
Brownsville
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Witneses
Charles W. Penrose
Texas City
H. G. Leckie
McCaskey
Department of Texas
Lieut
Leckie
Capt
Lyon
Mayor Combe
Joe Combe
Poison Squad to Test Saltpetre in Cured Meat
President James of the University of Illinois explains a National Food Commission project to study saltpetre in cured meats. Twenty men will be fed two diets under Grindley supervision for six months with daily medical checks and weight tracking to determine health effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
University of Illinois
National Food Commission
Grindley
University
Mrs Bradley's Defense in Murder Case
Annie M. Bradley who shot former Utah Senator Arthur Brown in Washington last December plans to plead mental irresponsibility. Her counsel sought a District of Columbia Supreme Court order to summon thirteen west coast witnesses at government expense, claiming she cannot pay travel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Bradley
United States
Arthur Brown
Utah
Washington
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
West
Bank executive Walsh arraigned on bank misapplication charges
John R. Walsh, former president of the Chicago National Bank, was arraigned in federal court on charges of misapplication of bank funds. He pleaded not guilty and the trial was scheduled for October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Fire Delays Mc Adoo Tunnel Work In New York
A spark from a bailey room in the Mc Adoo tunnel terminal excavation at Dey Fulton and Church streets in New York caused a fire early Wednesday. Damage is estimated at 50,000 dollars and the delay extends the project by about thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Dey, Fulton and
Church Streets
New York
Peary Polar Expedition Funds Ready for Northward Duty
Commander Robert E. Peary now has two hundred thousand dollars secured for his forthcoming polar expedition. He expects to depart around the end of June to begin the journey to the far north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Peary
Wane Sax City Elects Cornell Mayor by Plurality
Official returns show Cornell, Republican, elected mayor of Wane Sax City Kaw by a plurality of 1 218 over Tese Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Raw
Cornell
Wanesax City
Kaw
Tese Democrat
Church Vower Falle at Spartanvure During Reverend Brown’s Visit
A church event at Spartanvure drew attention Tuesday as former pastor Reverend J. M. Brown attended, with organizers citing purposes related to fund collection and community outreach during the Cucermineresses period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanvure
J. M. Brown
Mob harms nonunion workers train at Cleveland yards
A special train carrying forty non-union men from Lima to Lorain was attacked in Cleveland. All windows were broken as a mob pelted the car with stones. Only fifteen men remained aboard. one grievously injured, sent to a hospital. Twenty-five fled as panic spread along Nickel Plate road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Loraine
American Shipbuilding Company
Cleveland
Nickel Plaza Road
Harriman Ends Controversy With Roosevelt Over Senate Fight
E H Harriman stated he would not continue the controversy with President Roosevelt. He said reporters should not press for self evident answers. He affirmed the 1904 senatorial contest was between Black and Depew with no other candidate, denying any bargain linking Depew’s ambassadorial or Senate appointment to money raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
E. Hi. Harriman
President Roosevelt
Black
Depew
France
Webster
Young Kansas City Man Shoots Self Before Crowd
Myer Willson of Kansas City Missouri aged 23 son of H I Wilson a prominent businessman shot himself in the head on the corner of Eleventh and Walnut Streets in the citys business center Thursday morning as hundreds looked on. He died within moments. A card found on him read I ve wed long enough with notes that he was despondent due to ill health. He had spent a year at Yale and the family had lived in Louisville Kentucky before moving to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Myer Willson
H. I. Wilson
Eleventh
Walnut Streets
Wilson
Yale
Louisville
Befure
Prisoner James Gillespie Freed by Indiana Supreme Court
The Indiana Supreme Court on Thursday reversed a lower court ruling and freed James Gillespie of Rising Sun, who was serving a life sentence for his sister’s murder. The court ordered the warden to release him and directed that further prosecution be abandoned due to an error in denying a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gillespie
Indiana Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Rising Sun
Ind
Defense Opens in Chicago Trial of Standard Oil Company
Attorneys for the defense argued that government witnesses misinterpreted the Alto road rate sheets and did so willfully. Rosenthal asserted the defense can prove the misinterpretation by witnesses and that the government acted improperly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Standard Ol Company
Indiana
Rosenthal
Alto Road
Wreck on the Katy train collision at Bartlesville
A southbound Missouri, Kansas and Texas passenger train crashed into open switch cars at Bartlesville, I T on Thursday. Several people were shaken up but none seriously hurt. Officials suspect train wreckers caused the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Bartlesville
I. T
Tax Collector Shortage Leads to Suspension in Louisiana
The examination of FL Ho Dudenheifer, state tax collector of Louisiana, found a shortage of over $40,000. Dudenheifer was suspended and the case referred to the district attorney for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Ho Dudenheifer
Louisiana
Dudenheifer
New York Man Arraigned in New Orleans on Lottery Charges
John M. Demarest of New York was arraigned in New Orleans on a charge of aiding in transmitting lottery materials through the mails from Mobile. He posted bond for his appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Demarest
New York
New Orleans
Mobile
Ave Bond
Minty Mieemen Incident Near Madden Lane Vault
A garbled report notes a possible theft attempt at an inner vault near Madden Lane and Redfield. It mentions safety concerns and a Wednesday event with unclear details about suspects or exact location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minty Mieemen
Syre
Poly
Doerin
Delais
Dna de Ey Cig
Pou Madden Lane
Sete Roar Tharreelag
Redfield
Winter Weather Across Iowa Warmer than Last Year
Iowa department of the weather bureau reports a mild winter, with the mean temperature for three winter months at 28.1 degrees, 2-4 degrees above normal. Record highs reached 60 at Keokuk and lows dipped to minus 31 at Washta on Feb 5. Precipitation averaged 3.06 inches, 0.43 inches above normal, while February's first week was the coldest period. Historic notes compare current trends with 1856-57 and earlier settlements west of the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Department of the
United States Weather Bureau
Keokuk
Washta
Mississippi
College Students Riot at Spencer University President Held
About 200 students at Spencer Business University in Spencer rioted after a change in leadership. They damaged the recitation hall, pressured President R R Stewart, and later stoned his home, while demanding reinstatement of EK Strawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Business University
Spencer
R. R. Stewart
EK. E. Strawn
Stewart
Strawn
Police Capture Check Forger in Fort Dodge Arrest
Fort Dodge police seized S. 2. Chesa of Sac City after he attempted to cash worthless checks at local firms. A search revealed four cents in money, a bottle of strychnine, morphine, and several signed checks. He wore a private detective’s star but could provide no authority to use it. Officials believe they captured a methodical crook who targeted towns over several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maun
Fort Dodge
Chesa
Sac City
Chega
Towna
Will of Mrs Ta Benedict Provides Monuments in Ottumwa
The late Mrs. Ta Benedict of Mddyville left a probate will in Ottumwa District Court allocating 400 for building two monuments. One honors her husband J U Benedict and their child, the second commemorates a son, daughter, and herself if she is laid to rest beside her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta. Benedict
Mddyville
Ottumwa
J. Ui
Benedict
Not Killed, James Gregy In Freight Train Accident
James Gregy, 23, of Burlington, was found south of Duebuque after falling from a freight car. Both legs crushed below the knees, he was taken to Finley hospital in Dubugee and listed as doing as well as could be expected. His father had protested against his leaving home. an injured man wished it had been his head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gregy
Burlington
Viness Central
Duebuque
Greg
Vevis
Finley
Dubugee
Gregg
Donald Morrison
North Des Moines
Morrison
Cementateon
C.F. Wright
Amon
Ber
Tina Te Cory
Hila
Ue Deis
Lenker
Congressmen in Runaway Crash with Touring Party
A rivers and harbors committee delegation faced a second mishap when a team ran away at Jennings and struck a tallyho carrying Congressmen R. P. Bishop of Michigan T. C. Ellis of Missouri and O. F. Burgess of Texas. No injuries reported following the prior day’s Sewanee incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Congressional Party
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Jennings
R. P. Bishop
Michigan
T. C. Ellis
Missouri
O. F. Burgess
Texas
Sewanee
Attacked by Wolf While Examining Mink Tray
A man examining a mink tray was attacked by what appears to be a wolf in the field. He sustained severe injuries to the face and neck and collapsed near the trap. A doctor responded but faced dangerous conditions while aiding the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goode
Linton
de Vhain
Eldon Town Faces Rift Over Arrests and School Board Clash
In Eldon a dispute over arrests triggered by a 14 year old pupil, his father Clyde Hale, and Marshal W F Hale escalated after a confrontation with Principal Fulton. The Eldon school board, mayor, and townsfolk clash as warrants and authority are debated amid accusations of improper procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Marshal W. F. Hale
Widon
Tale
Fulton
Har
Eldon
Hale
Young Hale
Bradley
Results of Iowa elections name mayors chosen in cities
The following mayors were elected in Iowa cities Monday. Mason City J H McConlogue Democrat Iowa City George W Ball Democrat Boone A S Farrow Democrat Marshalltown C L Ingledue Osceola L Co Main Republican Grinnell F E P Wiley Independent Osceola L Co Main Republican Eagle Grove Agron Yearnons Knoxville J W Bilby Independent Fort Dodge C E F Duncomb Democrat Decorah KF W Daubney Manchester Late Matthews Independent Mount Pleasant J G Dugdale Independent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Cities
Mason City
J. H. McConlogue
Iowa City
George
W. Ball
Dem
Boone
A. S. Farrow
Dew
Marshalltown
C. L. Ingledue
Oskaloosa
William Cricket
Ottumwa
Hollenhorst Confesses to Great Western Payroll Padding
J B Hollenhorst, an indicted railroad man jailed in Waterloo, reportedly admitted his guilt in padding the Great Western payroll checks three weeks ago. Word of the confession circulated to Marshalltown and Cedar Falls connections as details remain unprinted and awaited by Sibert’s friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Great Western
J. B. Hollenhors
Waterloo
Hollenhors
Marshalltown
Sibert
Cedar Falls
Cows Die In Straw Stack Collapse On Fred Stark Farm
Nine cows and five hogs were smothered when a huge straw pile toppled onto a herd at Fred Stark’s farm five miles east of Riceville. The cattle had been feeding from one side. as the stack shifted, the animals disappeared and were later found dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stark
Riceville
Stark
Eloper in Fort Madison faces forgery charge
CL Phillips of the Donker Williams Advertising Co Chicago was arrested in Fort Madison and brought to Ottumwa to face forgery charges. He and 17 year old Mattie Fygers of Osceath eloped recently and are alleged to have a wife in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloper
CL. Phillips
Donker- Williams Advertising Company
Chicago
Fort Madison
Ottumwa
Phillips
Mattie Fygers
Virginia
Fre ed for Children s Sake v Tate of Glenwood
In Council Bluffs the case of D Tate of Glenwood who forged checks while traveling with his wife and three children was freed. His wife obtained money from relatives and restitution was made, prompting high relief amid his children’s plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. D. Tate
Glenwood
Council
Fragmented Chronology of Historical Events and Names
A jumbled list of dates and events spans major eras from 1649 to 1897, mentioning figures such as Thomas Seymour and Le Sac, battles like Goliad and Veron, treaties and invasions involving England, France, Spain, Denmark, and the Americas, plus milestones in science, transportation, and politics. The garbled OCR mixes places, nations, and military actions with scattered proper nouns.
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Robert B Sonal
Scotland
Florida
Leon
Thomas Seymour
Miral
England
Canada
France
le Salle
Tincorporation
Poosa
Wilkinson
Lake Collela
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