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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1908

Page

6

Despondent Dubuque man shoots self amid troubled marriage

George Wiggins a 32 year old Dubuque resident, shot himself above the heart after family troubles and planned divorce. Four children remain with his wife.

George Wiggins Dubuque Wiggins M. d. Cloyis Griswold R. J. Kewin Lot Kewin James Wright Lewis Williams Scandia Adel Williams Wiliams Wright John Werg Iowa Soldiers’ Home Marshalltown Beulah Bandfield Fraser Soldiers' Home Iowa Berg Hycomber Cascade Duncombe Fort Dodge Mabel Fred Gerring Sioux City Traction Company Wall Street Commercial Club Sioux City Real Estate Men’s Association Charles A. Kneechler Traction Company Pat Moyna Coc Creek Lodomilla Clayton County Mr. Moyna Charles Ainsworth Webster County F. S. Agier Keokuk Edward Wiedler Agler Ottumwa United States Winter Piedler Fowk

Strange Rites Of Ashes In Tin Canisters Tells Of Cremation Practice

New York report describes a London dispatch about a Lucania passenger scattering ashes at sea with a captain’s certificate. A U S Cremation Co manager details a black eight by six inch buoyant tin canister used for such rites and notes cases where ashes sink or float at the decedent's wish.

New York London Table Lucania United States Cremation Company

Faith Healing by Mail Expands in Bronx Church

New York religious leader Rev. Herbert N Hopkins of the Church of the Holy Nativity in the Bronx says faith and prayer will be offered by mail as part of his healing campaign. He notes a flood of requests from across the country for guidance and plans to send cheering letters and prayer advice to a nervous pros tration patient widow.

New York Herbert N. Hopkins Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy Nativity Bronx Mr. Hopkins Hopkins

Travels With His Coffin in Milwaukee Man’s Odd Request

Max Gibbs of Milwaukee returns from Europe with a metallic 16 inch coffin he carries for mortuary work. He instructs pursers not to bury him at sea so he can fit inside the coffin. He teases readers with a puzzle about fitting, noting his body would be cremated first. The coffin is plush lined with a small American flag and will be wrapped in the flag before interment in Milwaukee.

New York Max Gibbs Milwaukee Europe Max

Bensonhurst Giant of 385 Pounds Prepares for Debut

Charles Lane, a 15 year old from Bensonhurst, stands six feet four and weighs 385 pounds. He has been skipping school to visit his father's tailors in New York for a social debut outfit at the Knights of Columbus hall in Prospect Hall, Brooklyn. Tailors work to craft a dress coat large enough to fit him, described as capable of wrapping Secretary Taft and others in its folds.

Law Enforcement League of Council Blifff Iowa Anti-Saloon League Charles M. Farr Council Bluffs League Davensport George W. Scott Civic Federation Davenport Iowa Maid Law Iowa Order of Biks Iowa States Association of Elks School For the John Berg Iowa Soldiers’ Home Marshalltown Beulah Bandfield Iowa River Berg Geulah Bandfield Derg Sur Correctionville Clyde Lantis Young Lantis Willie Wetcher Little Willie Willie Lantis Columbus Junction Bhaiman J. J. Duncan Andy Warren Duncan the State University New York Charles Lane Bensonhurst Charles Bensonhurst High School Fairbanks Tafty Brooklyn

Go optimistic. No black obstacle to progress noted

A Baltimore American quote claims optimism should prevail and denies racial barriers, posing a question about a trolley car blocked by a coal cart to illustrate progress in urban life. The snippet reflects editorial voice urging forward movement despite obstacles.

Baltlhmore American

Inexplicable scene of a soldier and maid in kitchen

A maid asks a mistress how she witnessed a soldier embracing her in the kitchen last night. The maid replies she cannot explain it without suspecting peeping through a keyhole.

Gas Exploits Supposed Gas Explosive Promises War Power

In St Louis, inventor Murphy and engineer Wilbur reveal a new gas explosive called gaseo-mitrite stored in steel shells. They claim five times the power of dynamite, noiseless action, and smoke, with government testing sought rather than patenting. Murphy aims to offer the secret to the government or another power, and a demonstration near a barracks may follow.

St. Louis Ralston T. Wilbur Christian Brothers’ College Richard H. Murphy HE. F. Lugar Murphy Melville United States Navy Wilbur Sugar United States Earth Mr. Murphy Laclede Avenue DuPont Powder Company

Spanking Leads to Court In Milford Delaware

Henry Clay Jones a prominent Milford farmer was held on $1000 bail for aggravated assault after his stepdaughter Miss Mary Bennett testified he spanked her as a baby and injured her. Jones disputes the claim but a court proceeding set for April term ensued.

Milford Del Mary Bennett Henry Clay Jones Laurie Fisher Jones Miss Bennett James G. Stanton

World’s Army of M D s and Doctor Populations

An ingenious statistician reports a total of 228 224 medical doctors worldwide. Europe holds 162 333 with England 34 967 Germany 22 518 Russia 31 486 France 20 348 and Italy 18 245. Percentages per 100 000 vary by city and country, including Brussels 241, Madrid 209, Budapest 198, Christiania 181, Vienna 140, Berlin 432, London 128, Athens 123, Paris 51, New York 74, Constantinople 35.

M. D S. Berlin Europe England Germany Russia France Italy Turkey Brussels Madvid Buda-Pesth Christiania Vinnea Berlin London Athens Paris New York Constantinople

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Iowa News House OF Representatives Joseph G. Cannon National Cannon Congress Hilman Sandy Hook Faith Healing Charley Chas, A. Grubb Atlantic Pork Ghbe Idwa Trust and Savings Bank G. R. Miller Gillespie Atlanthca Cgg Clark Interne Hospital State University of Iowa Black Atlan R. A. Gamble Osteopathic and Opera House Towa TB Swan Attomepvet-Law Genstal Leer Prac Them D. Finley Reputatons Jesaphina Cook Finley Wieman’s Dia DRS. Finley & Finley The Allendo Infirmary Mepen Press Sail Fhone Farmer Nels Brown Chasthat Aflanthe Butler HL Butler A. H. Goodspeed Wittery Sajes L. L. Nutt Jake Lang Son Rass Cassani South Dakota Musson Walnut Street
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