Anita Tribune publisher issuer note
Brief entry noting the Anita Tribune in Anita Iowa with publisher details and hours reference, indicating a local newspaper listing or masthead snippet.
27 Nov 1902
Page 1
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
1
Brief entry noting the Anita Tribune in Anita Iowa with publisher details and hours reference, indicating a local newspaper listing or masthead snippet.
A Chicago to Fort Worth bound Rock Island passenger train was halted near midnight Friday by masked, armed men signaling with a red flare. The express car was derailed by dynamite, a wreck fatal, guns and loot described, suspects reportedly fled toward a nearby city with possible federal ties and long sentences anticipated.
Washington dispatch reports that ships carrying money to the Philippines will be protected. The commission cautions vigilance around shipping, noting risks of disruption and requiring guards. Details on routes and security measures remain unclear in the fragmented text.
A sweeping denial by the mother facing neglect and cruelty charges ends with a not guilty verdict from the jury. The trial, held in Wiltshire, saw the defense dispute allegations of harm to a child while the jury ruled against further pursuing the charges.
An Indiana mob hanged a Black man near Sullivan after a fatal clash that left two women and a man injured. The mob seized the suspect from law enforcement, transported him to a nearby farm, and executed him by hanging from a telegraph pole as officials watched, prompting a broader riot and deployment of militia units.
Many brief items outline severe weather in Europe causing deaths by freezing. Reports mention a Denver dispatch on A J Collis, mine manager shot during unrest, plus fires causing major property damage in Munongahely. Venezuela raises blockade and yellow fever concerns disrupt ports. other stray notes on attacks and missing persons fill the page.
Refugees describe leaving devastated Guatemalan lands and crossing to Sat Peangiaco via Pacific mail steamer City of Para. They traveled by rail and ship, witnessing eruptions and ash, with many Indians killed or buried, plantations ruined, and food supplies cut off. Gen Bare Nog and family reportedly safe. details suggest a smaller Santa Maria eruption.
New York special reports wage increases for railroad workers will be announced within weeks, boosting the incomes of about 450000 men by at least 17000000 dollars. The Pennsylvania and New York Central lines have already raised wages, with further raises expected nationwide in coming days and weeks. The broad movement is described as unmatched in U.S. history due to the number of workers involved.
A St Joseph man Wil lin Cooper residing at 118 Water Street was killed Monday night by a Burlington train. The article mixes scattered details with unrelated items including church figures, duels, and campus shootings, reflecting a fragmented early 20th century report.
Testimony finished in the Leviel murder trial with state witness 4 M Pearson recounting seeing Finkelston near the alley where the victim died and noting two men there, then recognizing Levichisa smoking a cigarette as he walked away. The state theory that Levichisa was among the men was challenged by the defense presenting its case.
Two Iowa cases against Rev. C. B. McKay of Mapleton moved on motions for postponement. Affidavits questioned Ida Kraft age, alleging she was over thirteen at the time of the alleged crime. Judge Oliver postponed the rape case to the next term and the seduction case to the following term.
Guthrie dispatch saga reports B Nnapp a Wesleyan minister and 15 year old Mish Lent Peanes brought back Saturday by Deputy Shor Dayal. Both deny criminal relations as a defiant case lingers over possible lands and public sentiment.
A house toppled onto five workers during temporary piling for foundation work near Creston. One man remained pinned under debris as the structure shifted, trapping Anah Drew briefly between the hinge and embankment. All workers escaped with injuries. the incident damaged windows and sent others scrambling to safety. The site was owned by County Clerk Witham, who had the building set on piles about six inches above ground.
A Fort Dodge jury awarded Mrs. Mary O'Brien executrix of her husband’s estate $14,000 after four hours deliberation in a United States court case against the Northern Railroad Company. The trial spanned two days. Nate Shelly testified for the plaintiff. The suit sought $20,000.
A Des Moines special discusses the value of Iowa crops amid ongoing investigations by experts and college analysts. They examine how moisture, dryness, and feeding quality affect corn and food supply, with statewide data expected soon to guide assessments and policy.
A damaged motor accident story from Perry County describes a man named Percy entangled beneath a failing engine. Rescue arrives as the ordeal ends with leg injury and the county’s judicial action noted for later review.
Waldo Miller missing prompts police to scrutinize a late night dispatch near Waterlos Street and a western depot. Witnesses report a strange scene after midnight with a possible struggle and a note of a deranged suspect, while other reports cite a separate robbery with two men held at gunpoint and a delivery disruption in St Paul Street.
A rough and unreadable extract discusses a civic vote, a local party or group, and ensuing discontent. It references a stadium or venue, a leadership change, and reactions by residents, with unclear names and events. The text implies a crisis in support and a political shift but lacks coherent specifics.
Jurors found against Western Union Telegraph Company in a forged telegram dispute. The verdict awards about $0,000 in damages amid testimonies describing a false telegram that led to a debt dispute. Other items note a new trial for an inmate and various local incidents including robberies and accidents in neighboring areas.
A poetic pastiche recalls seasons and shoreline myths from a nameless era. Vivid images of harvests, winds, and a hut among vines surface alongside reflections on memory, longing, and a rural landscape. The fragmentary verse hints at nostalgia for old Yankee days and a journey through culturally dense imagery without a single clear event or person.
Charles Town, star quarterback at Valley Preparatory, debates missing Millville showdown to spend Thanksgiving with his ailing father, a decision that pits school pride against family duty as Millville’s team pressures him to play. The captain urges him to join the lineup, while Town grapples with signals, passing, and the chance to honor his father and sister.
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