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Anita Tribune

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1908

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Bryan and Kern Nominated by Acclamation at Democratic Convention

The Democratic National Convention nominated John Worth Kern of Indiana for vice president by acclamation after a long push from Kern supporters. William Jennings Bryan was nominated for president in the early hours, with no ballot needed as delegates rallied behind Kern.

John Worth Kern Indiana W. 3 Bryan Kern Oavelock P.m Colorado Thames Charles ., Wre New York Connecticut Abe- Neil Georgin Clark Hewell F George Gray Delaware Tiingis Mr. Tesne Nern Howell Creo McNeill Mitchell

Anarchy On Russian Border Threatens Tabriz Bombardment

A No Yee Vremya special correspondent reports near Tabriz that a formidable Russian force with batteries of quickfire has arrived and threats bombardment is imminent. Rabhin Khan leads the force as Russian officials flee St. Petersburg villa with many Cossacks, leaving few to protect Europeans and consuls.

Tabriz No- Yee Vremya Novos Rachin Khan M. Pohiteneff St Petersburg

Wreck Near Krienland Kills Two on Railroad Line

A collision near Krienland Missouri involving a St Louis and San Francisco train left brakeman J A Maundhausen dead and fireman Charles J Warren severely scalded before dying at the hospital. The wreck occurred as the train went into a ditch, causing fatal injuries. Karlsruhe patrol and hospital authorities were reported to be responding to the incident.

St. Louis San Francisco Tain Krienland J. A. Maundhausen Charles J. Warren

Opium Joint Killing Ties to Joseph Enright

Montreal police identify the man killed in a Chinese opium joint on Tuesday afternoon as Joseph Enright, a figure known to police across several American cities. Authorities pursue leads on "Wreoked Neck" Smith, an alleged pickpocket, as a search continues.

Montreal Joseph Enright Wreoked Neck Smith

Paris Contractors Vote Lockout

Association of Contractors in Paris votes for a general lockout amid partial strikes and boycotts driven by ongoing working conditions and protests.

Paris Association of Contractors In

Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotations Report

Friday quotations from the Sioux City live stock market show Beevers at 7600.25 and top horned hogs at 0.35. The brief listing reflects the day’s prices and the leading bid point in the market segment.

Sioux City Beevers

Unidentified Man Drowns in Chicago River Near Rush Street

Unidentified man about 30 years old, poorly dressed, drowned in the Chicago river near Rush Street. A Hick town Works employee observed the incident but efforts to recover the body were unsuccessful.

Chicago Rush Street Hick Toun Works

Race Track Antlers Braciered Mystery Unclear

An unclear report mentions race track and antler related events with references to a Pridsy aeadmet and charges. Readable details are fragmented, hindering clear attribution of persons, organizations, or outcomes.

Bryan Nominated as Democratic Candidate at Midnight

At the Democratic National Convention, tumultuous demonstrations marked Thursday night as the platform report delayed. I J Dunn of Omaha backed Bryan, while Gov Johnson of Minnesota drew the nomination with a late, unanimous ballot after the platform was adopted and the roll call concluded.

Sora Balto Johnson Haskell Oklahoma Committee On James Kentucky Alabama Nebraska I. J. Dunn Omaha Bryan Gov. Johnson Minnesota Judge Gray Delaware Cone Dutee

NEW BRIDGE FALLS AT COLOGNE KILLING MANY WORKERS

A bridge under construction over the Rhine at Cologne collapsed Thursday as a crane failed and the central span dropped. Fourteen bodies were recovered by noon and nine severely injured. crews rescued several men from the river while police and fire brigades aided salvage efforts. Exact death toll unavailable.

Tost Cologne Rhine

Grain Company and Union Pacific Ban on Allowances

The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered Union Pacific to cease paying any allowance to Peavy & Co. for two years on grain received at Kansas City or Council Bluffs elevators. The ruling targets grain where Peavy & Co. holds any direct or indirect ownership or interest not shipped out within ten days.

Union Pacific Peavey & Co Interstate Commerce Commission Union Pacific Railroad Company Peavy & Co Kansas City Council Bluffs

Socialist Labor nominee Preston declines presidential bid

Convicted murderer Preston in Nevada state prison at Cargon declines the Socialist Labor party nomination for president. It is believed he acted on his attorney’s advice, though he was willing to be a candidate.

Preston Cargon Nev Socialist Labor Party

Ottawa Announces Expansion of Manitoba to Hudson Bay

Ottawa declares Manitoba will be enlarged to Hudson Bay with 406 miles of coastline including Churchill and York Factory ports.

Manitoba Ottawae Hudson Bay Churchill York

Will Meet Gans Again in Ely Nevada Title Bout

Joe Gans and "Battling" Nelson sign articles for a September 7 finish fight at Ely Nevada. The bout weighs 133 pounds and will be staged at ringside with both fighters confirmed for the match.

Gans Nelson Joe Gans Ely Nev

Fire Destroys Two Large Hotels at Coney Island

Early Thursday a blaze at Coney Island caused an estimated 250000 dollars in losses, wiping out two major hotels, Pabst's and the Vandervier, amid rapid air and water attack by fire units.

Coney Island Pabst's Vandervier

Ten Workmen Killed In Roof Collapse At Building Site

A roof collapse at a building under construction in St Petersboro killed ten workmen and injured about forty others. The tragedy left many workers trapped as upper floors gave way, and emergency crews labored to rescue survivors amid the wreckage.

Milehia Callest Out. Ale travetiuon Ee Mainey

In a puzzling early draft the article hints at regional tensions with military support for corporate interests. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR but references imply organizational backing and national concern over local events. The piece reads like a disrupted report on a hostile economic clash with unclear protagonists.

Milehia Ale Travetiuon Ger

Demonstration Marks Afternoon at National Democratic Convention

A one hour and twenty seven minute demonstration dominated the afternoon session as committees failed to report and a night session was planned. T. P. Gore spoke after calls for various speakers, criticizing Roosevelt and invoking Bryan, electrifying the crowd for about ninety minutes before a recess was taken.

A. Bryan James Kentucky Oklahoma Gore Roosevelt Bryan

May Crush Black Hand In New York Raid

New York police anticipate a major strike against the Black Hand gang. Authorities say lead suspects, merchants, saloonkeepers and ex-cadets on the east side are tied to the bomb and kidnapping plot. Arrests Monday night have provided information for a broader roundup of leaders and agents, though proof remains challenging.

New York Itack Fern Diamoutt Lieut Petrosine Virvi

Crime rise among New York children alarm police chief

Police Commissioner Bingham releases three month crime figures showing 1 591 felony and 710 misdemeanor arrests, 74 suspicious persons, and 2 560 children under 16 arrested this year. Felonies and misdemeanors total 1 etc. The report flags alarming crime among city youths with 6 133 youths aged 1 to 20 arrested so far this year.

Marming Bingham New York Bown Ince Gor

Victims of Whitecaps Slain Near Culbertsen Mont

John Hays and his 8 year old daughter were killed by the Whitecaps ten miles north of Culbertsen Montana. The shooting occurred at a claim area occupied by Walter Lang. Tensions between Hays and Leng over land use led to a fatal Wednesday attack as the girl was shot while the mother tried to move her to safety.

Hamesteader Mobin Afontana Whitecaps John Hays Culbertsen Mont Gaim Walter Lang Hays Leng Witter Tang

Roy Murder Case Involves Galke Wife In Paris Declarations

Glacia Galke, American wife of Paul Troy, faces examination by an American court. The magistrate presiding over the Rey case announced steps to probe all points raised by her husband in his Paris declarations.

Tidians Near Starvation Reported in Montana Letter

Governor Norris of Montana writes to the commissioner of Indian affairs in Ottawa about deporting a large Cree band that, though charged to Canada, has roamed across Montana for years.

Norris Montana Commissioner of Indian Affairs Ottawa

Frank Hitchcock Chosen Chairman of RNC

The Republican National Committee executive committee met at Hot Springs Virginia and elected Frank Hitchcock as chairman of the national committee.

Frank Hitchcock Republican National Committee Hot Springs Via

Robbers Drill Wall and Blow Open Safes at New Pork Potat Company

Loot valued at 25000 dollars secured by safe blowers who drilled through a twenty inch brick wall into the Diamond Potat Pen wmpany offices in New Pork and shattered two safes with dynamite. Police have the robbers in custody.

Diamond Potat Pen Wmpany New Pork

Japan Waltn News Confused On American Democratic Convention

A terse note from Tokyo conveys uncertainty about the result of the Democratic National Convention in the United States. The message reflects limited information and a cautious tone regarding U S political events.

Japan Waltn Tokio Teu America

Tragic Farm Accident Near Mandel Claims Two Young Lives

A fire at a farmhouse two and a half miles northwest of Mandel killed Lucy Powers aged 17 and Roy Stephens aged 5 and left Mrs N J Stephens severely burned and their newborn unharmed but endangered. Flames erupted when Powers attempted to light the stove with kerosene causing an explosion that set her and the boy alight. Mrs Stephens, ill with a week old baby, rushed to extinguish the blaze, saved the infant, but sustained serious burns and later died from shock. The two children died within hours.

Caesars Medate Mandale Lucy Powers Roy Stephens N. J. Stephens Lucy Bowers Stephens Atrs

Train Robbery Accusation Tangles Mrs Sherman Morris

Mrs Sherman Morris of Pes Meines accuses Ball and Frank Sherelinfe of a Northern Pacific train hold up near Minneapolis on April 16. She says Ball aided by Sherelinfe shot a woman in St Paul and fled with jewelry and watches. Authorities pursue Ball in Des Moines for larceny.

Frank Shereliffe Sherman Morris Pes Meines Veterints Tawa Leadville Ball Pall Des Moines Shoreliffe

Wreck on Burlington Stock Train Kills One

A Burlington stock train bound for Chicago derailed near Murray and Thayer. Fourteen cars of cattle hogs and horses were wrecked. hundreds of stock escaped. Fred Themypeon of Osceola died in the crash. Locals describe the scene as a pitiful, chaotic mass of wreckage and animals.

Burtington Murray Thayer Sundack Fred Themypeon Osceola Chicana

Misidentification on Tracks Ends in Woman’s Death Near Gray

Mrs. Margaret Dykes wife of Chea Dykes a farmer near Gray was struck by a fast Northwestern train while trying to free herself after stepping onto the tracks. She died twelve hours later. The engineer said he initially thought an animal obstructing the line and there was no time to stop. A sealed verdict was returned by the coroner’s jury.

Margaret Dykes Chea. Dykes Gray Northwestern

Omaha man arrested with sixteen sticks of dynamite

William Maher of Omaha was arrested at Clinton after police found sixteen sticks of dynamite in his possession. Maher claimed the dynamite was intended to kill fish in a lake, but investigators are holding him for further inquiries.

William Maher Clinton Maher

Mayor Mathis Weds A J Mathis in Doss Maines

Mayor Mathis of Doss Maines marries Elizabeth Ferguson in a ceremony reported briefly. The 63 year old groom and his bride, six years his senior, are noted in the notice.

Mathis

Ames Professor Elected President At National Speech Arts Meet

At the annual convention in Oak Park Illinois professor A M Newens of the state college was elected president of the National Speech Arts Association. The honor recognizes his leadership in the field and raises the profile of his institution within the organization.

Ames Natonal Speech Arts Association Att

raises pay of school teachers in jefferson township

The board of directors fixes next year’s wages at 50 dollars per month, the first Shelby county school township to exceed 40 or 345 monthly, as Crocker’s Brigade reunion noted with Crocker’s Town Brigade planning a 14th annual gathering at Oskaloosa on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 10.

Jefferson Township Shelby County Crocker's Brigade Henntal Crockera Town Brigade Oskaloosa

Labor unions and strikes sweep across cities and nations

The item notes unions forming in Manchester and Oakland, a growing San Francisco Union with extensive funds, Wage increases in Revere and Boston unions, and widespread labor activity in the United States and United Kingdom. It cites affiliations in Tacoma, Boston, and Chelsea, plus a pattern of strikes and labor measures across industries, including cigar makers and textile workers, with broader economic effects noted in census figures and international labor movements.

Aberdeen Manchester Oakland Cal Tacoma Wash San Francisco Temple Associatie Revere Mass Boston Labo Mars Cig W. Jd. Smith Columbus State Federation of Labor United Kingdom A Society of Engineers New York Stge Tntey Feder Bar Weensetlut Ana Logis Association Witeh Massachusetts Fie T Lawrence New Bedford Worcester Brockton Lyn Bos United Advanta Journeymen ‘Uilors Unionington United Garment Toston Jofneyme New Ingland Norway Tlonal Textile Mills of Union

6 year old's abduction attempt leads to arrest

County records describe a criminal assault case involving a six year old girl targeted by Patty Potts at a rooming house. Patty fled after injuring Mrs Coles, but pursued by Art Hind and Charles Woodruff, who restrained him until Justice W H Webber set $5,000 bond for grand jury action.

Go Wattera A&r Patts Justice of the Peace W. H. Webber Grand Jury

Bold jailbreak at Black Hawk jail ends with four recaptured

At noon Sunday four prisoners broke from the Black Hawk jail with guard Mrs Caldwell knocked aside. John Meee alias James Mack attacked Sheriff Caldwell injuring his forearm. Charles King wrestled the officer and was recaptured. Medvee Wil Geaham and Tomes Creger escaped but Graham and Creger were later captured. Melvee remains at large as officers chase him.

Black Hawk Shera Caldwell John Meee James Mack Waterloo, Cedar Falls Northern Railway Charles King Himaest King Medvee Wil Geaham Tomes Creger Mrs Caldwell Liberty Caldwell Graham Creger Melvee Amamont Land Jefferson Cliff Amui

Rural carriers form county groups in Tawa association

A meeting of rural mail carriers from Sioux, Lyon, Osceola, O'Brien and Jay counties was held in Shekler Saturday to organize each county as a separate unit of the Tawa Rural Lottery Carriers Association. Jere J. Childs of Nevada, secretary and treasurer of the state association, assisted and gave an engaging talk to the carriers.

Sioux Lyon Osceola O'Brien Jay Shekler Tawa Rural Lottery Charriers Jere. J. Childs Nevada State Association Ubriers

Caprice May Cost Life in Prairie Wedding Tale

A troubled voyage from Thermopolis Wyoming to Council Bluffs ends in a prairie schooner wedding. Wardship burdens and a nervous breakdown threaten the groom William 4 percent with Edith Abood as his bride. Phylls aided the trip hoping for a wife as his mother did.

William Sutherland Thermopolis Wyo Cound! Phylls Edith Abood Nas Council Bluffs Pan

Davenport figure seeks pardon for Arad Manon Specks case

A pardon hearing before the board on Monday drew attention as S. F. Smith requested clemency for Arad Manon Specks. Smith is the son of Samuel Francis Smith who wrote America and once a leading Davenport resident.

S. F. Smith Samuel Francis Smith D. D America Davenport

Three Clinton Boys Held Over Freight Car Robberies

Warl Wnigsht William KE Lesering and Hichard Egan, three Clinton boys, are in jail with authorities securing evidence tying them to robberies of freight cars on the Northwestern road between that place and Selsoen.

Warl Wnigsht William KE. Lesering Hichard Egan Clinton That Place Selsoen

Woman Dies After Fireworks Explosion at Now Springs

Mrs. Clarence Stoner was killed Monday from a fireworks explosion that occurred Saturday night near a fireworks stand in Now Springs. A skyrocket allegedly struck her in the forehead as sparks ignited the display.

Clarence Stoner Now Springs

Attempt to Blackmail Targeting Former Mayor Macrea

Details released of a last week attempt to extort former Council Bluffs mayor Macrea for 5000 dollars. An effort to trap the alleged blackmailer failed.

Macrea Council Bluffs

Plays Ball Ends in Tragedy at Waterloo Fourth of July

Marion Butrick aged 44 of Port Dodge collapsed at home from heart failure after playing ball at Waterloo on the Fourth of July. He was found dead shortly after the game. Neighbours reported he had enjoyed good health and had no known illness prior to the incident. The death is being investigated by local authorities.

Marion Butrick Port Dodge Waterloo

Mason City Robbery Hits Bickle Produce Safe

Robbers smashed the Bickle Produce safe in Mason City early Monday and took nearly 200 dollars in cash. Police investigate the break in as a daytime crime scene with no injuries reported.

Mason City Bickle Produce Company

Deaths of Read and Coleman in Iowa incidents

The obituary notes the death of George M Read 68 at his Dea Moines home from a stroke of paralysis. It also reports George L Coleman taking strychnine to end his life at a drag house in Lockridge Des Moines county earlier on Sunday morning.

George M. Read George Maley Read Crockerpont Grand Army Dea Moines Treasuerer Brotherhood of American Yeomen Sumiay Weath Gev. T. Coleman George L. Coleman Lockridge Defersan County

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