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Newspaper

Anita Tribune

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1906

Page

1

Fires Sweep Wisconsin Village and Surrounding Timberlands

Reports describe a fast moving fire north of Marinette and across multiple counties burning pine timber and structures. Refugees arrive seeking aid as homes are lost, hundreds of thousands in timber felled, and residents of Cornell fearfully evacuated on relief trains.

Quinnesee Ralphs Salyole Ee Gm Escanaba Burniet Stephenson Company Wells Taras Dis Cornell Marinette Wis

Grief Kills Wife of Capt Lyons at Grave

Mrs J W Lyons of Grand Junction died after an apoplectic stroke caused by intense grief at the funeral of her husband Captain J A Lyons. Lyons had been Iowa auditor for three terms and lived in Guthrie county before moving to Grand Junction five years ago. A large estate was left for heirs.

Lyons J. W. Lyons Grand Golo J. A. Lyons

Former Omaha Postmaster Charged With Grand Jury Bribery

Joseph Crow former postmaster and foreman of Omaha Nebraska federal grand jury faced arrest on an indictment for attempting to obstruct justice He allegedly tried to bribe grand jurors to stop the indictment of Rev George C Ware of South Dakota recently convicted on land fraud charges Crow posted 500 bond and was released at once

Omaha Neb Joseph Crow Jrand Federal Grand Jury Crow Grand Jury Geo. C. Ware South Dakota

Embassies in Constantinople Prepare Joint Note to Turkish Government

Reports from Constantinople say embassies and vegetation are preparing a joint note to protest new Turkish regulations on capital actions and stock market reforms. The movement aims to defend rights tied to commodities and trades amid a shifting economic scene.

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Fragmentary Acknowledgments in Senate Speech Referenced

A garbled report cites a Texas senator and a Chicago figure discussing a rate bill. It mentions remarks by Halley denouncing an article as lies and references a former senator named Ra. The text is obscured and difficult to parse.

Texas Chicago Bailey Ghandler Halley

Battle to death in canoe on Lake Superior feud ends in tragedy

Rival lovers Kate Pragio and Isadore Bouchard fought in a canoe off Helena Lake on the north shore of Lake Superior. The craft capsized after a 30 minute hand to hand struggle. Both men sank and the bodies were not recovered as a fisherman and his daughter watched. The feud begun over a quarrel about a girl.

Pragio Kate’ ‘iv Canadian Lake Ay Thompson Isadore Bouchard Helena Lake Lake Superior

Policeman Convicted of Perjury in St Louis Court

John Dineen, a St Louis police officer and witness in a police court case, was convicted of perjury in the criminal court Wednesday night and sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary. He claimed he avoided oath by bending to tie his shoestrings, a tactic he said other officers used to dodge sworn testimony.

St Louis John Dineen Dineen

Spain Appeals for Warship Over Moroccan Bombardment

The military governor of Melilla reports that the Moroccan gunboat Sidi Il Turki has bombarded the Melilla coast, disrupting trade and supply landings at the customs house. He requests an immediate Spanish warship to protect Spain's interests.

Morocco Madrid Melilla Spanish Foreign Office Sidi Il Turki Spain

St Louis on Trial Run From Rockland Harbor

The protected cruiser St Louis left Rockland Maine in a rain storm on Thursday aiming for a four hour endurance run between Monhegan and Cape Ann. The ship must maintain an average speed of a finats an hour in heavy weather with a light north breeze.

St. Louis St.Louis Rockland Monhegan Cape Ann

Powers Ordered Back to Kentucky Custody

The article notes Caleb Powers, now in Newport, Kentucky, being ordered returned to the custody of Kentucky state courts by a United States authority.

Powers Kentucky Caleb Powers Newport, Ey

Race Riot Strikes Coeymans Near Albany

A clash between Italians and Black workers erupted in Coeymans brick yards twelve miles south of Albany. Sheriff Pitts and deputies with Col. Davis of the Youth regiment moved to the scene. one Black man was wounded and taken to Albany hospital. militia planned four companies to reinforce Albany.

Coeymans Albany Sheritt c. W. Pitta Taut Col. Davis Pitts

Lake Carrier Talks Break Over Wages Likely To Freeze Traffic

Marine firemen left a conference with the Lake Carriers Association after refusing the proposed wage scale. Longshoremen tugmen oilers grain scoopers and water tenders are allied and may walk out, risking a return to last week's disrupted lake carrying situation until new talks resume.

Cleveland, O Lake’ Carriers’ Association Lake Carriera’ Association

Prominent Ohio Lawyer Indicted for Embezzlement and Forgery

Prominent Hamilton attorney FR Bickley is indicted by Butler County grand jury on four counts of embezzlement and forgery. Indictments allege frauds as administrator of an estate. The case marks a shocking turn in Ohio legal circles. A separate note reports Shamyl Pasha and two beys condemned to death for the murder of Redvan Pasha, Constantinople’s police prefect, on March 24.

FR. Bickley Hamilton Butler County Grand Jury Shamyl Pasha Scutari Redvan Pasha Constantinople

Stranded Lewiston Freight Steamer Released Near Chicago

The Lewiston freight steamer, stranded Tuesday night 2 reef ten-niles north of Chicago harbor, was released Wednesday morning. Also reported, Bishop Bickersteth of Exeter died in London.

Lewiston Reef Ten - Niles Chicago Harbor

Tern League Baseball May 22 1933 Update

Incomplete OCR notes indicate a May 22 1933 date within a tern league baseball item. Names, teams and locations are unreadable, leaving only scattered figures and a single year.

State leaders push tighter dairy and milk inspection laws

A largely attended state meeting urged stricter dairy regulation and municipal controls on milk production. Prominent doctors endorsed tougher inspections of dairy plants and dairy products to curb disease germs and improve public health.

Fire destroys Sheldon Mail building and Monotype unit

A disastrous fire at the Sheldon Mail building owned by R. B. Piper occurred Tuesday around 12 30 p m. A gasoline ignited by a hot pipe spread quickly threatening the entire structure. The fire company saved the building though the $4 000 monotype machine is wrecked and other equipment damaged, with total losses about $6 000 insured.

Sheldon Sheldon Mail R. B. Piper Piper

Burglars Break Jail at Marshalltown Prison

A daring jail delivery occurred at the Marshalltown prison between Tuesday midnight and Wednesday morning. Six safe crackers blew open the jail safe at Marshall vinegar works, digging out of the Marshall County jail. one was shot. They were also wanted at Austin and Albert Lea, and citizens presented Officer Haas with a fine present upon their capture.

Marshalltown Marshall Vinegar Dng theMarshall County Haas Austin Albert Lea

Fire Suspect Considered in Clinton Movers House Fire

Firemen believed the house of John Kramer, a Clinton house mover, was set ablaze after an oil soaked rug was found in the burned partially collapsed home. The upper floor burned, a 4 o'clock discovery marked the start of the blaze and the empty building had been left earlier.

John Kramer Clinton House

Diocesan Convention Closes at Cedar Rapids

The Episcopal Diocesan Convention in Cedar Rapids adjourned after a day of major business and speeches with Burlington named as the next meeting site. A debate arose on funeral timing with Bluffs favoring a ban on Sunday funerals. A drowning incident near an overturned bridge claimed Irving Munn after he fell into the stream while intoxicated. A three year old girl suffered severe scalding from boiling fat in a household accident.

Cedar Rapids Episcopal Church Burlington Irving Munn Sou Itejar

Detective Le Tived at the Bors of m Judge Gaynor

The fragment mentions Detective Le Tived at the bors of m Judge Gaynor with unclear context and date. Further readable details are unavailable to determine full events or entities involved.

le Tived Judge Gaynor

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