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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1909

Page

8

Forgery Evidence and Loan Dispute Reported

Fragmented State News items describe alleged forgery to fund necessities via a contractor. Jay claims a large bank loan was sought. lenders demanded over 500 dollars with conditions before funds could be advanced. In a separate incident, two people were killed by a train near Chicago and Lyonis, including Mrs Gearhart and her daughter Ina, as the train struck near the Chicago and Western Station.

Jay Ro&s Vickery Art Lyonis Chicago Gear Ina Gearhart Page

Keosauqua's Quiet Town and Notable Local Figures

Reading fragment notes Keosauqua on the Des Moines river famed for quiet life and notable locals. Mentions Judge George D. Gu Nourse and H. on the hill, with references to the youngest sheriff in Clinton and Cedar county terms, suggesting a discussion of local officials and history.

Moines George D. CG Nourse Clinton Cedar

Johnston Assailant Linked to Pastor Murder Claim

Fragmentary report ties a Johnston suspect to the case of an assailant reported by Mrs Johnston. The narrative mentions an alleged carry event and an arrest link, with a church setting described in incomplete details. An unrelated note references a Greenfield ChristIan Church wedding of Rev. Bryan McCallon to Miss Utle Brown, witnessed by 300, and a reception.

Jeld Bvan. McCallon Christian Church of Greenfield Utle Brown of Orient

Romance of Fleet's Cruise Ends in Clinton Marriage

Miss Gertrude Ellis of Los Angeles, niece of Garrett H Lamb, marries Lieut Clyde Stanley McDowell of the battleship Georgia in Clinton. The alliance grew from the around-the-world cruise of the American fleet after meeting in San Diego. The ceremony, led by Bishop McDowell of Evanston and with Lieut Morgan of Louisiana as best man, was a notable society event in Clinton society circles.

Clinton Gertrude Wiis George Ellis Los Angeles Neice Garrett H. Lamb Clyde Stanley McDowell Georgia United States Navy San Diego Jova Miss Ellis McDowell Millonaires Bishon McDowell Evanston, NL Morgan Louisiana Hest Mati

Used Gun as Cane Killing Two in Water Stream

Waterloo Ray Ferry of Laporte City is dead and Arthur Kane seriously injured in a hunting accident. Ferry used his gun as a cane, boat wrizzle under water, and it discharged, killing Ferry and injuring Kane. Also notes Lawler, Dexter wreck, and Horrigan death in roundhouse incident.

Waterloo Ray Ferry Laporte City Arthur Kane Ferry Kine

Bank Robbers Foiled by Armed Citizens, Explosions Heard

Melvin residents report four dynamite blasts at the First National Bank. Citizens with shotguns routed the robbers who failed to break in. The gang used a hand car abandoned near Hartley, later found by authorities.

Melvin First National Bank Hartley

Postoffice to Move as New Building Planned

Fort Dodge Postmaster Robertson reports a department notice to vacate the present post office for a new $130,000 structure authorized by Congress. Old building razing to begin within six weeks as preparations move forward. Davenport hosts a national convention call from William R. Benkert of the United Christian party. The party plans a May 1, 1909 meeting at Rock Island to discuss its platform and the kingdom of God on earth.

Fort Dodge New Postoffice Fort Dodge Robertson Congress Davenport William R. Benkert United Christian Party Tha Sation Mt. In National Thay Watch Tower Rock Island

PokerBreaks On Trail: Guthrie County Officials Fined

County attorney C B Hughes observed a quartet of commercial men playing poker on a Guthrie Center to Stuart train ride. They were fined five dollars plus costs. Also a rescue of a woman who attempted suicide by hanging. Her son cut her down in the garret. the man who hung her was jailed previously. The mother to recover.

Stuart Guthrie Center C. B. Hughes Guthrie County Mr. Hughes Menlo Aeveatec Carboni Jack Burris Jodge Evans

Professor Tannehill Dies at 70 in Cedar Rapids

Prof George W Tannehill known as the blind mathematician died in Cedar Rapids at age 70. He taught mathematics for 44 years at the Iowa College for the Blind in Vinton Iowa.

Tannehill Cedar Rapids George W. Tannehill Iowa College For the Blind Vinton Towa

Cascade fishing season opens for nimrods in Maquocketa river

The fishing season has opened here for local nimroda and splendid catches of the finny tithe are reported. The south fork of the Maqucketa is a favorite rendezvous for men of the rod and line.

Batsmen Overly Scientific Says Lange Rides Echoes of 1890s Baseball

Bill Lange, Chicago slugger turned San Francisco resident, argues modern batsmen overthink at the plate. He says hitters chase pitches for walks rather than raw power and praises training advances and new pitches like the spit and knuckle balls, noting three former stars who retired while still elite.

Bill Lange San Francisco Lange Axid Lange Clark Griffith Anson Chicago Griff Mike Griffin Brooklyn Fielder Jones White Sox East Griffin Jones Northwest

New Shell for Crimson Grew Expression of Harvard rowing interest

Mrs. Robert Bacon wife of the former secretary of state presented a new eight oared shell to the Harvard crew as an expression of her interest in rowing affairs at Harvard. Mr. Bacon was a Harvard oarsman and each of his three sons has won high honors at Harvard in boat work.

Harvard Robert Bacon

Comiskey Plans World Tour for His Ball Team

Chicago White Sox owner Charles Comiskey plans a 25,000 mile around the world trip for his club. He aims to start in fall 1910 after finishing new ball grounds possibly by summer, with steamship lines courting for Pacific and Orient landings. He believes such a tour would pay at the gate and spread baseball to Japan and China.

Charles Comiskey Chicago White Sox Comiskey Pacific Ocean Orient Commy Mike Fisher A. G Spalding Japan China United States America California

White Sox plan winter voyage to promote modern game abroad

The White Sox owner plans a winter tour to introduce modern baseball in countries eager to adopt it. The trip aims to inspire players and boost their form, with Ireland as a stop en route home to New York in time for the 1911 season, allowing about five months for the expedition.

White Sox Ireland Far East New York

Ban Johnsons New Umpire Bull Perrine Promoted to AL

Fans in the American league will see Bull Perrine, star Pacific Coast league official, work as umpire under President Johnson. Jack Sheridan of Johnsons staff approves Perrine as cool, clever, courageous and disciplined, predicting success after Evang series. Officials, players and patrons welcome the promotion but acknowledge his irreplaceable step.

Pertine Jack Sheridan Johnson Jack Evang Perrine Ewing

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