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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
1
Explosion in Store Leaves Several Dead in San Francisco
A blast at a grocery in San Francisco killed three workers and injured others. The incident occurred Monday at the Joan Byweeney shop, with lingering questions about the cause. Local authorities and physicians are responding as investigations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seréons
San Francisco
Revolt in San Vacas Texas Provokes Federal Debate
A report from El Paso, Texas says revolutionists attacked San Vacas and Los Vacas, with 5 000 shots fired, officers wounded, and the customs house burned. Federal authorities may handle political fugitives entering the US. Eleven Mexicans detained near El Paso amid fears of wider insurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Tex
San Vacas
Texas
United States
Wepo
Wan
Customs House
Los Vacas
Viesta
el Paso
Mexico
Jaurez
Botil Bodies Found in Peoria Mystery Unclear
The drowned man William Patterson and Miss Flagg were found near Virginia Beach after a Tuesday incident. Patterson’s clothing and watch remained on him and his pockets were untouched, while Miss Flagg’s body was later recovered. Deputy Coroner Ellett ordered the bodies removed to an undertaker as authorities note limited local knowledge of Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
William Patterson
Lottie M. Flagg
Galesburg
Miss ‘Flags
Patterson
Virginia Beach
Aleevas
Ellett
Mies Flage
Kag
Petterson
Dozen Women Delegates Injured When Tallyho Coach Capsizes
A tallyho coach carrying delegates to the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Boston capsized on a steep Newport hill. Dozen women were hurt with ten seriously injured. all were taken to Newport Hospital in private cars. Names and injuries withheld by hospital authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Genral
Federation of Women's Clubs
Newport
Government to Stand Pat on Oleo Stamp Require Marm
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson announced after hearing dairy and oleomargarine interests that the department’s regulation requiring government inspection stamps on oleomargarine must stand. The statute, he said, is clear and admits of but one construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Night Riders Convicted In Kentucky Case
The first night rider conviction in Kentucky was secured Saturday when the jury returned a verdict of one year in the penitentiary in the case of Dr E Champion at Benton. Champion, a prominent young physician of Lynn county, was accused of participating in a raid on Birmingham, Marshall county, last April. America Wins at Horse Show. Rip McGrath of Lancaster Pa was again winner of the International Horse Show in London Friday. His Young Mountaineer and Newaboy took first and second prizes in class 29 for pace and action of a horse not exceeding fifteen hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Champion
Benton
Lynn County
Birmingham
Marshall County
America
Herse
McGranh
Lancaster
London
Newaboy
Sierman Keeps Gaming Despite Illness
Congressman Sherman vice presidential hopeful shows improved condition after a night of rest. Attending physicians report he feels better than at any time since hospital admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierman
Sherman
Jlaud to Recruit Army Amid Greek Sultanate Rush
Mulaf Hafid, ruler in Fez, orders caida to raise 18 950 troops from nearby tribes. In another item, Enouteisoy Defeats Prohibition Till by 20 to 14, defeating the state referendum ban. This likely ends prohibition efforts this legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlaud
Mulaf Hafid
Greece
Hue
Caida
Et Fez
Senate
Fatal Wall Fall Kills Chicago Youth in Tailor Shop
Tony Wells 20 son of R M Walls president of Bankers National Bank died when he fell from a fourth floor window while trying on salty clothes in a Chicago tailor shop. The incident leaves Wells dead and draws city attention to safety around shop premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonymond Wells
Chicago
R. M. Walls
Bankers National Bank
Girl Knocks Out Rocker in Boat Mishap
In Willington Pennsylvania Miss Berle Teovtum struck rocker Pecause W Burris after he toppled a rocking boat in deep water on the Sehuytled dyer. Teovtum and Burris were aboard with a companion when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocker
Pecause
W. Burris
Willington
Toxborough
Dyer
Foreign revolts reach Mexican border towns with troop movements
Thousands of troops arrive near Torreon and Juarez as insurgent forces gain support from a ranch owner near Saltillo. Widespread disruption hits business and transport with police guarding stations and banks along the line from Torreon to Juarez.
Former Italian Official Finishes Term Near Innocence Quest
Nunzio Nasi of Rome, ex minister of public instruction, completed an eleven month and twenty day sentence for embezzlement from the state treasury and four years and two months of office debarment. He plans to dedicate his remaining years to proving his innocence, claiming the $500,000 was spent in good faith for government policy and secret information on foreign powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunzio Nasi
Rome
Senate
Nasi
Nagi
Italy
Yale Crew Member Griswold III In Critical Condition
Dwight C Griswold III Yale rower collapsed during a race at Deer Island Alexandria bay New York and was reported in a serious condition though later said to suffer from nervousness rather than physical exhaustion A brother in Pennsylvania has been summoned and the Harvard win followed by Griswold collapse is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Dwight C. Griswold
Yate
Harvard
G. B. Noyes
Deer Island
Alexandria Bby
N. I
Griswold
Pennsylvania
Train Washout Linked to Chadron Cloudburst Tragedy
A cloudburst caused a Northwestern doubleheader wreck near Chadron Nebraska two miles east of Clinton and forty miles east of Chadron after midnight. Five people died including engineer WII Graham and brakeman Fred Ebener and two thieves riding for a ride. Jim Pace the engineer suffered a torn hand and bruises while Fred Harris broke a leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron
Neb
Clinton
Wii Graham
O. C. Meyers
Freman
Fred Ebener
Jim Pace
Fred Harris
Paris Police Conclude Drouy Case Investigation
The Paris police have concluded the investigation into Louis Gregori the man who fired two revolver shots at Major Alfred Druy fus in the Pantheon. Tests were conducted at the morgue with the revolver to determine its killing capacity using an inter clothed corpse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louis Gregori
Alfred Druyfus
Pantheon
Gregoriy
Weapan
Rival quarrel ends in youth’s death in Sytya Carolina
In Sytya North Carolina a quarrel over a 4 year girl led to 13 year old Charles Joys being grabbed to death by 24 year old Basel Wate ron. Watson claims self defense and fled toward the South Carolina state line after the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sytya
N. C
Charles Joys
Basel Wateron
Watson
Jones
Mountane
South Carolina
Wilketav's Youht Beaten at Kiel Regatta
A race for schuongra run with the Kiel regatta was won by Harobary. The German yacht Meteor with Emperor Willan at the helm finished weepyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilketav
Schuongra
Connaeion
Kiel
Harobary
Meteor
Emperor Willan
Unclear OCR record of multiple 19th century railroad incidents
Fragmentary report notes a 104 year old individual Tires of Tire pt 303 Tenry Sifler of Jiarredsburg Wy who died by Paris green. It also mentions a Pennsy lvania railroad wreck at Ter ry Pa with engineer Aaron Tau and several passengers, plus two more killed or wounded in a separate switchyard incident on the Southern railway at a Minnow Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tire
Tenry Sifler
Jiarredsburg
Paris Green
Overflow of Monona-Larrleon Ditch Floods Monona County Farmland
Water from the Monona-Larrleon ditch flood extends across about ten miles into Turin and covers thousands of acres, forcing farmers to move crops to higher ground. Residents urge Monona and Harrison counties to open a portion of the ditch in Harrison county to provide a proper outlet and prevent future flood damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monona County
Turin
Monona
Harrison County
Board of Supervisors
Harrison Counties
Veteran of Pike's Peak feat pursues 74th birthday
John A. Churchill of Cornell Bluits once joined the Lawrence party and wagoned to the Denver site, helping stake the town and climb Pike's Peak. On his 3rd birthday in 1858 he performed the feat again. now at 74 he plans to repeat it. He returned east after a gun accident, and has lived in Cornell Bluffs since 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Churchill
Cornell Bluits
Iowa
Denver
Pike's Park
Churchill
Lawrence
Pike's Peak
Cornell Biulm
Charleston
Anderson
Andersom
Ani
Motier Love Finds Son After Eighteen Year Search
Mr and Mrs W R Brown of Webster City await their son Alva after an eighteen year separation. He left home after quarreling with his father eighteen years ago and vowed not to return. The mother persisted in searching and located him in Mtasts cipps. He promised to visit his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laser
Webster City
W. R. Brown
Alva
Bue
Shanever
Papara
Mtastscipps
Embezzlement Confession Tends to Huxley Bank Loss
Ralph Aldrich Brenka, former Des Moines ta on and cashier of Farmers' bank at Huxley, confesses to defalcating about 8000 dollars from the Huxley institution. He was arrested at the Nichols hotel in Springfield on Sheriff W. A. Ricketts’ advice and will be returned to respond to the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Aldrich Brenka
Ralph Aldrich
Des Moines Taon
Farmers’ Bank
Huxley
Springfield
Nicholag
Sherif W. A. Ricketts
Nevada City
Story County
Aldrich
Neene
Poisoning outbreak at church supper in Centerville
About 100 residents of Promaino Centerville report exposure after a Presbyterian church supper. Of the 200 participants, nearly all are affected to some degree, with as many as fifty seriously ill and under physician care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promaino
Centerville
Wheeler's Boy Claimed After Des Moines River Tragedy
Voices report a mother in Dex Moines County calling at an undertaker to identify the body of George Wheeler who died after drinking lye in Des Moines river bank near Carnival. Local items include a legal suit in Centerville hospital over a gunshot injury, teachers’ examinations, a drowning at Eagle Point, a large Woolstock fire, a dairy official heading to Chicago, and a Baptist Young People's convention leadership choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Yorth
Reed
Thomas Jefferson
Dex Molhen
Nowlen
George Wheeler
Des Moines
Colored Baptists Elect Officers at Mt Pleasant Meeting
The Town Colored Baptist convention in session at Mt Pleasant elected officers: President Rev D A Holmes Davenport vice president M E B Mehdoraon Keokuk secretary Ethel Tarra Huxton corresponding secretary Samuel Gates Des Moines treasurer Mrs H P Smith Mt Pleasant. A new $10 000 armory likely to be built to quarter Company P Ratherville with armory to reply by H C Coon and other city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Baptista Chowsis
Town
Colored Baptist Convention
Mt. Pleasant
Offcera
D. A. Holmes
Davenport
Mim EB. K. Mehdoraon
Keokuk
Misa Ethel' Tarra
Huxton
Samuel Gates
Des- Moines
H. P. Bnilth
MU Pleasant
Futterville
Quarten
Ratherville
H.C
Coon
Woman Drowns Four Children Then Attempts Suicide
In a Shell farm area near Ia Grove a mother identified as Mrs Jolson drowned her four children in a cistern. The ages ranged from about 1 to 6 years. Neighbors rescued the children and restrained the mother who then tried to drown herself until neighbors intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albgust
P. Fotinsorn
Wil) Anderson
Tohidon
Jolson
Moore Freed in Postoffice Indictment Case at Craig
After two days of testimony before the Federal Commission, the case against L. J. Moore of Willison was dismissed and he was released. The defense argued Moore could not have been the man who visited Postmaster Thompson at Craig Missouri on January 11 and 16, securing 660 dollars under pretense of being a post office indicator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Moore
Willison
Moore
Postmester Thompson
Craig
Sunday Closing at Des Moines Prompts Casino Slugfest
Capital City Lid may be screwed on as Des Moines eyes a Sunday closing. Prospects for old fashioned blue in municipal administration look bright while the Retail Cigar Dealers' association vows to halt all amusements in Des Moines in retaliation for Police Commissioner Haniery's order to ban slot machines. Widespread concern grips business circles amid the brewing clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Des Moines
Haniery
Cigar Dealers’ Association
Ingersoll Park
Nl Drug
Inces
Iowa Boy Drowns Attempt to Save Brother
Earl Bardsley aged 13 of Neola attempted a rescue in Mosquito Creek. Tromer Bardsley, his brother Ward’s, waded across the stream and sank, Earl plunged in to aid his brother but was swept under by the swift current and drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drother
Earl Bardsley
J. Bardsley
Neola
Mosquito Creek
Tromer Bardsley
Ward
Earl
Births Surpass Deaths in Cerro Gonto County Census
Cerro Gonto County reports 238 more births than deaths this year, with Mason Cley leading birth rates at 394 births. The county’s population sits around 19 000 as 378 births and 40 deaths occur overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerro Gonto
Serre Garde
Mason Cley
Farm Wand Man Hangs Self in Barn on Farm
A 25 year old man near Row City hanged himself in a barn after a brief struggle with his second suicide attempt. He had been with his brother minutes earlier and was found suspended when the brother returned. The incident occurred on the farm named Farm Wand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Poitevin
Row City
Utearn Tetr
Pioneer James Dickerson Buried at Mason City
The oldest Cerro Gorto county pioneer James Dickerson was buried in Mason City on Thursday. He homesteaded land near Ciaor Lake, later owned by the town and later taken by Mr. Dickerson. He died September 15 1654 at Clear Lake aged 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piuneer
Cerro Gorto
James Dickerson
Ciaor Lake
Mason City
Terrake
Dickerson
Tio Passell
Clear Lake
Death of Rev. GB W Stapiekamp Linked to Orange City
Telegram from Folland Michigan reports the death of Rev. BE Stapinkamp at his home in Orange City. He formerly led the First Reformed church in Orang City and served as president of the Northwestern Classical academy board.
Samon Mew Campaign Sparks Prohibition Protests
A fragment notes a campaign by Samon Mew and a brewer known as Jivery antlnankeeper, with rubber stamps used to mark checks. The notes describe checks bearing the phrase A protest against prohibition and reference payments by Myttar oan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samon
Jivery
Ani
Troubuque
Myttar Oan
Woelmaen at Waterloo HoUstead Fraternal Event
About 15 000 gialtora attended a grand Industria parade in which 2900 Woediaien participated. The Woodmen held their third annual grand indno mon meeting at Marshalllaywn, chose Davenport as next site, and adjourned Wednesday afternoon. A Bathervilly lodge of Modern Drotherivad of America was organized in Mathervilla Hall with limited membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woelmaen
Waterloo
Magnifcont Industria
Woediaien Wie
Mae
Fagica Leet Omcera
Davarport
Ati Ears
Order of Bagtes
Marshalllaywn
Bathervilly
Drotherivad
America
Mathervilla
Wort Dodge Auhar Intye to Celebrate Fodlge Anniversary
Taxigs 40 Tenors Ol join Masons from parts of lawn to observe the fifth anniversary of the fodlge Cnegly on July 14 at the new resort on the Dew Motriod in Fort Dodge. Secretary Quin and John A Cadell of Murutulitown are noted in the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wort Dodge Auhar Intye
Wil
Cnegly
Fort Dodge
Feta
Plan to amalgamate regulars and national guard into army
War Department proposes unifying 350000 troops under President control to form a national army. Assistant Secretary Oliver states the plan aims to dissolve state militia and national guard units, reorganize states into east and other corps, and build a force of about 250000 trained soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Atte Btrtes
Oliver
National Guard
Uhe
Phig
Galt
Tate
Bryan condemns Roosevelt platform in strong charge
William J. Bryan critiques the Rel- Mean platform as an “allot repudiation” of Rooseveltian principles in the Com moner. He criticizes currency policy and social reform aims while praising some Republican successes and urging sympathy for the poor and opposition to anarchist ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Bla Polley
Bryan
Great Northern orders for 45 million tons steel rails
The Great Northern plans an order totaling about 45 million tons of track, with Western roads abandoning Oriental business and publishing rates showing island shippers pay a portion. Arrangements have been made with J P Morgan to meet interest charges on Indian issues, aiming to devote earnings to railway improvements. The Pennsylvanian raises cavtignes to reduce the workforce, planning wage cuts by May 1 after dismissals. Public Service Commission in New York requires streetcar companies to provide audible warnings at entrances and limit rush-hour crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Bun
Faterafate
J. P. Morgan & @c
Sud
Wien
Public Service
New York City
Tenon
Liberty Bell Legend Unearthed Grave of William Murray Found
The grave of William Murray, linked to the Liberty Bell legend, is found beneath Pine Street Presbytery in Philadelphia. Tavs Law, the sexton, uncovers the site and the remains reveal Murray aged about 50 born October 22, 1721. Murray fought for freedom in the Continental army and signed volunteers warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Pine Street Presbytery
Tute Dhe Covary
Murry
United States
Harry
Tie von
Great Britain
Tie
Ceornwallie
Wanbington Moat
Undefined OCR Fragment Hints at Erratic Speech
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and phrases with no clear news event or identifiable entities. The readable parts do not establish a coherent subject, location, or date for a publishable card.
Fourth of July Pride and Patriotism Across Powerful Oration
The worn lines cite the Declaration and the nation’s fate, promising a glorious day and lasting gratitude. It recalls Charleston events and Union sacrifice, urging youth to remember Liberty’s cause with banners and flame-lit lessons.
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