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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1908

Page

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Terrific Battles with Bandit Trio Ends in Cemetery Shootout

Boston reports three desperadoes kill two bystanders and injure eleven as a barroom, streets, and a cemetery chase unfold. Police recover two suspects, including Giuseppe Viego, with one gunman later identified as Giuseppe Devico. Victims include Frank J. Drake and several civilians amid a crowded city scene.

Boston Nolice Jamaica Plains Tne Booth Station Forest Hills Cemetery Arnold Arboretum Guiseppe Viego Edward McDougall Jamaica Plain Court Viego Bourne Street Calvary Cemetery Delia Fallon South Street Ingliss Cunningham Field Lee Street New Keyes Street Washington Street Thomas Moore Michael Flinn Patrick McGinn Thomas Fleming John Nolan John H. Wrightman Pour Morton Street Bluecoats Jamaica Plain

Packing Plant Burns in Pittsburg Fire Shocked City

The Stanton Lindsburg packing plant in Pittsburg Kansas burned on Thursday causing an estimated loss of 40 000 to 75 000. Officials say the plant will be rebuilt at once.

Pittsburg Kan Stanton Lindsburg

Turkish Sultan in Peril as Young Turks Demand Reply

A Monastir memorandum from the Young Turks threatens seizure of municipal administration and a parliament if refused. Constantinople notes military hesitation, fears of army revolt, and Albanian support for constitutional restoration amid reports of broad unrest in the Third army corps. Shukri Pasha efforts fail as troops from Anatolia are deemed likely to join the revolt.

London Monsatir Turkey Youngs Turks’ Party Parte Monastir Constantinople Anatolia Shukri Pasha Uskub

Wisconsin Democrats Indorse National Platform at Convention

Milwaukee July 24 the Wisconsin Democratic convention adopted a platform reading in unison that they endorse the national Democratic platform and support its candidates. It calls for deposit guarantees in state banks, amended primary laws to allow state conventions, economical government, and invites all electors to back William Jennings Bryan and John W Kern.

Milwaukee J. J. Dunningham Rock County Democratic Party of Wisconsin William Jennings Bryan John W. Kern

Death in gun drill on Mississippi at Newport

Joseph J. Henry an ordinary seaman and powder passer on the battleship Mississippi was killed during a gun drill in a forward eight inch turret. His neckerchief became caught in training cogs and he was drawn into the machinery, breaking his neck.

Newport R. I Joseph J. Henry Mississippi Henry

Indictments Charging Pass Violations Return in Illinois

Chicago July 24 Indictments charging violations of federal laws against issuing passes were returned against the Thinais Central and the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Companies by the federal grand jury. The Illinois Central indictment lists ten offenses eight by the Rock Island line.

Chicago Thinais Central Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Federal Grand Illinois Central Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Road

Five Hurt in Panic on Penn Avenue Street Car

Four men and a woman were injured and three other women fainted during a panic on a Penn avenue street car in Pittsburg on July 24 when the motor blew out leaving the car uncontrollable on a steep grade. The injured woman leaped from the car with a child in her arms.

Pittsburg Penn Avenue

Robbers Loot Dolph Post Office With Nitro Explosives

Robbers blown open a safe at Dolph post office six miles northeast of Macomb HI stealing 100 cash and 400 in stamps. Nitro glycerine was used to wreck the safe. Two explosions alerted local residents.

Macomb Bardolph Post Office Here

Man Kills Friend and Wounds Woman in Louisville

Philip Hans Jr aged 22 shot and killed Arthur W Craft and seriously wounded Mrs Craft in Louisville on Thursday. The two boys were good friends. It is supposed Hans was demented. He escaped.

Louisville, Ky Philip Hans, Jr Arthur W. Craft

Insane anarchist commits suicide in jail in Galesburg

An insane anarchist under arrest hanged himself in the county jail here on Thursday in Galesburg Illinois. The death occurred while he was detained following an alleged act of violence.

Galesburg Tie

Americans Win Two At Olympics In London Meet

London reports Americans captured sprint and jumping events at the Olympic Games. Ray C Ewry led in standing high jump with 5 ft 2 in, while Carpenter of Cornell won the 400 m but officials voided the race for boredom. Kerr of Canada won the 200 m, with Cloughen and Cartmell second and third.

London Ray C. Ewry New York A. C Tsichtaras Platt Adams J. A. Miller Brooklyn Central Ewry Martin J. Sheridan Henderson United Kingdom Blystad Norway Sheridan F. le Roy Holmes Chicago F. CG. Irons A. A Gallwitz Germany J. A. Biller M. G Carpenter CG. Carpenter Cornell University Halswelle Matthew P. Halpin Kerr Cloughen

Murder of Aunt and Hidden Money Found in Hackensack

Hackensack N J July 24 August Hubert hard confessed to killing his aunt Mrs Odestie Eberhard in Hackensack He said he fed police to a place in Little Falls where he buried 2500 from his aunt s body The money was recovered He was jailed with a leg wound claiming assault by Italians near Paterson The tale shifted from ambush to robbery and amnesia as police pressed for details

Hackensack N. J Hhberhard Odestie Eberhard Little Falls Eberhard Paterson Totowa Hacensack

Wales Presides at Quebec fete during 300th anniversary

The prince of Wales opened the Quebec celebration with a formal review of a 5000-strong historic pageant tracing French Canadian history from Cartier to Montcalm and Wolfe. He boarded the U S S New Hampshire, admired its 12 inch guns, and met foreign representatives amid enthusiastic crowds.

Guebec Prince of Wales Quebec Champlain Champlain Monument Chnamdain Pilisaries Canada Jacques Cartier Montcalm Wolfe Plains

Fire in Portland Gutts Abington Building Causes 300000 Loss

A blaze torn through the Abington building in downtown Portland on Thursday gutted the six story brick store and office structure between Stark and Washington Streets. The fire originated in an elevator shaft and caused about 300000 in damage within the hour to extinguish. The origin remains unknown.

Portland Ore Abington Third Street Stark Washington

Hazel Drew Death Theory Debunked In Teal Pond Case

Troy report says District Attorney O'Brien and autopsy physicians debunked the self harm theory about Hazel Drew’s death at Teal pond. The Gould plot story also resurges as a new witness claims she was offered money to falsify evidence against Frank J. Gould in his divorce suit from Helen Gould.

Hazel Drew Troy, N Teal Pond O'Brien Gould New York Aleges Frank J. Gould Helen Kelly Gould

Two Burned to Death in Cleveland Fire

A blaze that consumed James Javasky’s home south of Cleveland killed two children and left Javasky and his four year old daughter badly burned. Both adults were hospitalized in serious condition after the Thursday fire.

Cleveland James Javasky Javasky

Telegraphic Brevities Snapshot of Early 20th Century News

The Atlantic fleet sailed from Honolulu toward New Zealand. Platinum drops to 20 dollars an ounce, half last year’s price. James Sherman, Republican VP candidate, to preside at Richfield Springs festival Sept 2. Elizabeth Springler Van Bens ten dies at family home. Brett-granddaughter of Henry Springler. Delaware peach crop begins market Total 3500 carloads, NY market main destination. Ohio AG Ellis under rest cure in Cincinnati. marriage of Alfred M. Craig and Mary Davis at Galesburg. William Winter, injured in a June wreck at Winston, Arizona, hospitalized in Los Angeles in serious but not certain danger.

Honolulu New Zealand James 3 Sherman Will Richfield Springs N. Y Elizabeth Springler van Bensten Brett Henry Springler New York Delaware Ellis Ohio Glencoe Mount Auburn Cincinnati Supreme Court Alfred M. Craig Galesburg

Taft notification plans spark large Cincinnati event

Cincinnati expects a huge crowd next Tuesday for W H Taft's official presidential nomination notification at the Republican national convention. Indiana organizers Robert H Bryson and J G Rothschild secured rooms for the Indiana notification committee. The celebration will include fireworks, civil decor with six historic flags and a downtown pageant with the Roosevelt club as headquarters across from the Linton hotel. Across the river neighbors will join in the festivities. In Middletown Charles Kane died after a hand to hand clash with a gang of tramps as police tried to arrest them. the assailants fled.

Cincinnati W. H. Taft United States Robert H. Bryson Indiana J. G. Rothschild Indianapolis Roosevelt Club Linton’ Hotel Middletown Charles Kane

Barnhart Named Democrat Nominee for Congress in Indiana

Henry A. Barnhart of Rochester was nominated by the Democrats of Indiana's Thirteenth district for both short and long terms due to the death of Representative A. L. Brick of South Bend. The nomination occurred Thursday afternoon in Plymouth, Indiana.

Markets Report From Chicago Grain and Livestock Prices

The Chicago market notes mixed commodity quotes with spring wheat at $4.25 to $4.75, winter wheat $4.20 to $4.10, and rye flour around $5.80 to $3.90. Wheat futures showed September near 90 to 91. Butter and eggs advanced, oats rose, and poultry prices varied. New York market signals steady wheat with Liverpool cables citing improved export demand and favorable weather.

Chicago Minnesota New York Liverpool Western

Live Stock and Hogs Markets Across Chicago and Omaha

Live Stock prices in Chicago show steers cows and heifers from four to seven dollars, with primes up to six seventy. Hogs see heavy packers around six dollars and mixed lots near six fifty, while Omaha markets report slow cattle with naive steers at about four to seven dollars and hogs steady around six dollars.

Chicago Omaha Neb Texas Ewes Lame

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