Iowa News Highlights Rail Franchises Fires Thefts and Politics
The report covers rail bulletins on election news, a Fort Dodge arson with a playful police figure, Mason City clothing thefts, Burlington burglaries, and a string of shopliftings. It notes Farmers and Merchants line gains a franchise, Iowa Republicans funding national efforts, and planned state telecom improvements. Court cases involve peonage claims, forgery in Mason City, and a Des Moines real estate manipulation indictment.
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Nels Central Railroad
Fort Dodge City
Jack
Ed. Jenkins
Mason City
Panatorium
Windom
Minn
Severson
Burlington
Grimes
Clinton Copeland
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Telephone Company
C. A. Baughman
Iowa
National Republican Committee
Chicago
Lafé Young
A. B. Funk
H. A. Miller
J. C. Sanders
State Reformatory
Fort Madison
Taft
Bryan
Bryn
Carroll
White
Fred Paulson
Paulsen
Matts
Blove Works
Paulson
Des Moines
James Feckles
Steve Platis
Greece
Eckles
Louis Brillis
Brills
America
Humane
Law
Towsby
Folk County Grand Jury
Polk County
Bronx City Commercial
Kankakee
Ill
Stowx City
George H. Betts
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
State Normal
Keenan
Shenandoah
Ames College
Jacob Hoffman
Dubuque
H.N. Smith
Holy Cross
Ladies Federated Clubs of
Creston
Marshalltown
Chafin
Good
Congress
Tracy
van Law
Stanton
Flora Schramm
Fred
Dunols
Bishop Hills
Texas Land Company
Texas
Charles Abeldt
Oakland
Macy
Aveca
District Court
Anamosa
Pullen
Abeldt
United States
Phelan
Ivis Dentrich
Fiarry Dawson
Fort Dodge
Meservey
Chicago Great Western
Swaiedale
Thornton
Dentrich
Johnston
New York
Webster City
Yeohl
McFarland
Stanhope
Milwaukee
San Franciso
Bernard Andrae
Hollander
Andrae
Andras
DeWat
Mesmerism and Mutiny Aboard the Elizabeth Hopkins
The crew of the Elizabeth Hopkins lingers on deck while a mesmerist captain, Capt Zingall, hypnotizes mate Bradd into acting as captain. The try at control backfires as Bradd assumes leadership, plots whisky payouts, and confusion spreads until the spell wears off at sea. Bradd returns home reconciled by his wife, who exposes him and takes the two pounds, while the skipper contemplates church and offerings.
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Elizabeth Hopkins
Zingall
Bill
Capt. Brudd
Capt. Zingall
Joe
Bradd
George
Capt
Bradi
George Smith
Cart, Zingall
Falgald
Benjamin Bradd
Tidescroft
Ben
London
Brazil Rio de Janeiro Match Production in 1907
In 1907 the federal district of Rio de Janeiro produced 202,041,400 boxes of matches with 189,550,000 wood and 12,482,000 wax. Stamp revenue reached $1,218,384, about six-tenths of a cent per box. Output stayed in the district and the match tax equaled over $1.50 per person. The high consumption is linked to widespread male smoking and cigarette use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal District
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Dardelin, 105, Widow of 83 Years, Passes Peacefully
Mme Dardelin, who recently died at Beauie aged 105, had been a widow for 83 years. Her last illness lasted four weeks, the first she had ever endured.
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Mme. Dardelin
Beauie
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W. W. Jacobs
Brevet Bank
Codyright
Dodd, Mead: Company
Chas,a. Grubb
Attorney AT Law
Kate Law
Corner
Chestnut Streeta
Atlantic, Iowa
G. R&miller
Huye
Bolte
Gilespie
Musson
Atlantis
C.G. Clark
Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
Rga
Gamble
Osteopathic
Opera House Block
Calla
Phone
Atlantic
T. B, Swan
Wille
Geumeral Law
Atlantig
DR C, L, Campbell
Gillespie Building
Ben A. Wood
Co. W. Savery Abstracted
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Havin
Opera House
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Charles D. Finley
Josephine Cock-Finley
Chestnut St
Nels Brown
Butler
M. H. Butler
C. J. Litterst
Walnut Street