Marne and Vicinity Social Notes and Fourth Celebrations
John Rogers of Walnut and many locals were seen in town and visiting relatives across Atlantic Adair Walnut Shelby and Redfield. The Fourth featured firecracker incidents thunderstorm shocks and a large Atlantic turnout with several visitors and travelers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rogers
Walnut
H. L. Cowan
Ray
C. H. Powell
Cedar Rapids
Meda
Letta Longwell
Atlantic
Rev. L. H. Humphrey
Redfield
Ed Burke
Town
Stella Webster
Freight yard horse mishap and July 4 accident report
In the PAS yards a horse tripped over a broken tongue after a rear, then kicked and broke a double tree but caused little damage. Craneys resumed travel to Atlantic. Will Groat suffered facial burns and a severe scare from a powder explosion during July 4 celebrations at Groat's Livery Barn. several boys escaped injury as a major fireball sent debris across the lot. Ex Governor John Peter Richardson died at the Hotel Jerome at midnight following a long illness. he was 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Richardson
Corumeta
John Peter Richardson
Hotel Jerome
Paeanor
Telegraphic News Briefs From Around the World
Cecil Rhodes opposes force against the Transvaal. The American Osteopathy Association met in Indianapolis. The Newark cruiser off to Callao Peru. Marblehead near Talcahuano. Constance to seek Seawanhaka Cup after New York trials. Navarre reports four cases of arms seized from France for artists. Boxer Qon O'Leary dies in Milwaukee from a saloon brawl injury. Edward Fallows and Henry Palls ter named apport receivers of Metropolis Building Co. Mrs M W Simmons and grandson Arthur Bartlett Jr drowned at Oakland Beach. National German-American Teachers Association opens in Cleveland with about 200 delegates. Naval board approves two inch nickel steel deck on six new small cruisers. Britain and France seek to minimize treaty coast tensions after talks at St Johns. Transports Ohio and Newport to San Francisco with Oregon volunteers bound home within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Rhodes
Transvaal
American Association For the Advancement of Osteopathy
Indianapolis
Newark
Valparaiso
Callao
Peru
United States
Marblehead
Pacific Station
Talcahuanole
New York
Constance
Navarre
France
Qon
O'Leary
Milwaukee
Edward H. Fallows
Henry Pallgster
Metropolitan Building Company
New Jersey
M. W. Simmons
Arthur Bartlett, Jr
Oakland Beach
Rye
National
Ohio
Newport
Oregon Volunteers
San Francisco
Hard Work and Health in Adverse Conditions
A man recounts severe work conditions and illness with medical testimonials. John A. Calloway of Columbus Georgia describes nightmerging rashes and systemic ailments improving after six bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and two Pellets. He notes restored appetite and weight gain, praising alcohol free medicine and urging readers to seek free advice from Dr. Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condh
John A. Calloway
26Th St
Columbus
Georgia
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Pierce
Lynching in Kansas leaves prisoner near death
Alma Kan July 10 Dick Wilkans a Negro charged with murder of two white men was lynched by a mob at the Rock Island depot He was left hanging to a telegraph pole six minutes later he was cut down by the town marshal and taken to the county jail where he regained consciousness He cannot live The mob seized Trilby a second man implicated in the same killings and hanged him from a telephone pole but he was cut down by the marshal and returned to jail authorities fear further trouble as the area remains aroused and the alleged murderer may be taken again."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Kan
Dick Wilkans
Harry T. Tandy
Harris
McFarland
James Bender
Denver
Kid
Dick Williams
Trilby
James Ramsey
Topeka
Denver Kid
Troo
Winbiunseo County
Rock Island
Marshal Pippett
H. T. Tandy
Creighton
Soldiers Surrounded by Flooding in Manila Area
Rain and storms flood the American south and bay lines near Manila. The Thirteenth Infantry at Pasay is mostly surrounded by water with washed bridges. Companies are separated by six foot streams, bunks sit in three feet of water, cooks knee deep while meals are prepared, and transport ships await discharge sailors stranded by floodwaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Bay
Thirteenth Infantry
Pasay
Reserve Hospital
Manila Bay
United States
Centennial
San Francisco
Pasig
Negotiating for Peace In Manila With Insurgents
Friendly Filipinos mediate between American authorities and Cavite insurgents. A prominent general and hundreds of followers were involved. talks hint at terms and possible money exchanges. Meanwhile Washington officials prepare officer appointments for 10 new Philippine regiments from regulars with Spanish War service. Captain Will McLaughlin reports the First South Dakota regiment sail impending for Manila and homeward voyage anticipated this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Hong Kong
Cavite
Aguinaldo
Provisional Regimenta
Washington
War Department
Philippines
Sprarrisn
Will McLaughlin
Otis Cables
United States
Boundary Decision Narrowly Reached at Skagway Talks
Alaskan boundary talks yield a watershed line back of Skagway and Dyea as the agreed international line at that point. Lynn Canal remains pivotal with Canadians seeking concessions near White and Chilcoot passes. Senator Fairbanks stresses joint commission role. Senator Foster opposes ceding U S territory, noting possible treaty interpretation differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skag Way
Tacoma
Fairbanks
White Pass
Skagway
Dyon
Chilcoot
Klondike
Lynn Canal
Joint High Commission
Foster
United States
POWWOW NEAR DECATUR OPENS TWO WEEK CELEBRATION
Omaha and Winnebago Indians begin a two week powwow at Yellow Smoke's lodge five miles north of Decatur Nebraska with tents rising and preparations under way. Officials expect 6000 participants and rites and war dances as a grand finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Neb
Omaha and Winnebago
Yellow Smoke’s Lodge
Nebraska
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Packs at Drugstores
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are sold in packs not by the dozen. Available at all druggists or directly from the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady New York. Price is 50 cents per box or six boxes for 2.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Yi
Tragedy at Cleveland Crossing Kills Most of Reinhard Family
Seven members of the Reinhard family in Columbus, Ohio, were struck at the Woodward Avenue crossing by a Big Four passenger train. William and Rachael Reinhard and three children died at the scene. two others died later at a hospital. Clarence Reinhard survived severe injuries. The crossing, deemed dangerous due to obscured view, is near a stone-laying site. The train was speeding as the survey team approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoLumBus
William Reinhard
Rachael Reinhard
Arthur Reinhard
Karl Reinhard
Edward Reinhard
Clarence Reinhard
Woodward Avenue
Reinhard
Arthur
Karl
Edward
William
Clarence
BOYS BREAK FOR LIBERTY MUTINY AT PLANKINTON REFORM SCHOOL
July 10 report from Plankinton details a mutiny as new superintendent W H Thompkins assumed control. About 27 inmates escaped briefly before most were recaptured. two youths remained at large, a Norwegian and an Indian, when Brown departed. Also notes plans for a coast-to-coast cooperative colony near Toledo and ongoing U S Army recruiting in St Louis for Philippines duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placid
W. H. Thompkins
Rapid City
Brown
Reform School
Thompking
Mr. Brown
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Adair
Misa Lina Johnson
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W. E. Simpson
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Take Erie
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State of
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H. EK. Bailey
U.S. A
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Thirty Second United States Regiment of Volunteer Infantry
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