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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
3
Bankers Testimony Links Morse to Overdraft Collapse
Testimony from directors of the National Bank of North America disputes authorization of overdrafts by vice president Charles W. Morse. Witnesses recount the bank’s collapse on October 16, 1907 and Morse overdrawn by 211,008, prompting securities put in to cover the deficit. W. A. Nash describes Morse’s dominating influence on the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ghtes
Moregan J. O'Brien
Charles MM. Schwo
John H. Flagler
Wiliam F. Havemeyer
National Bank of North America
New York
Charles W. Morse
United States Court
A. H. Curtis
W. W Lee
Curtix
Morse
Lee
Eerse
Capt Hains pleads not guilty in high profile New York case
In Glushing Queens Supreme Court Judge Garretson overruled a defense demurrer in the T Jenkins Hains indictment claiming dual roles as principal and accessory before the fact. Jenkins Hains pleaded not guilty as Capt Peter A Hains Jr, charged in the Bayside Yacht Club killing last August, stood trial with uncertainty about the law at the time of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feber Wains
Dr Junse
Peter A. Hains, Jr
William EB. Ate
Bayside Yacht Club
Ew York
Supreme Court
Glushing
L. I
Garretson
T. Jenkins Hains
Laurier Wins Canadian Election With Reduced Majority
Federal elections held across Canada on Monday show Sir Wilfrid Laurier securing another five year term with a smaller but safe majority. Acclamations occurred in two ridings Neuville Quebec and South York Ontario. Reported unrest followed a police clash in St. Louis Missouri with injuries to twenty five people and two officers after William Sark contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Wilfred Laurier
Canada
Une
Minion
Neuville
Queira
York
Ont
Wilfried Laurier
Anothes
Death of Frank M Sheins Chief examiner dies suddenly
Frank M Sheins Higgins of Tenmeteer, chief examiner of the civil services commission, died suddenly in Washington DC. The report notes Monday quotes from the Sioux City Live Stock Market and lists top prices such as Top Peeves at $4.05 and Top line at $5.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Sheins
Frank Af. Higgins
Tenmeteer
Cnvil Services Commission
W. “] Ington
D.C
Mandry
Shaws City
New York Banker William Rogers Dies at 71
William Diethy Rogers, president of the Nassau Bank of New York and a notable figure in metropolitan banking circles, died in Brooklyn at age 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Diethy Rogers
Nassau Bank of New York
Cape of Ahe
Hiv
Tuane
Brooklyn
Kercean Insurrection Suppressed Amid Military Action
A Kercean outbreak is reported quelled as troops remain on active duty while loyalist forces stabilize. Opposing elements loyal to the dissident faction have dwindled to a small disorderly segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koyou $8
Jae
Night Riders Threaten Region Despite Military Protection
An Ohio court convening in Water City plans a special session to probe the Night Rider killings in Reelfoot Lake area. Five companies guard the region as a grand jury is to hear evidence against members of the night rider band. Western Tennessee Land Company ties and local landowners clash over lake fishing rights while southern governors discuss a concerted crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeas
Tennegsge
Elreult Court
Ohte Coun JM Apeehal
Water City
Quentin Rankin
Reelfoot Inke
Che
Western Jennessee Land Company
Apt. Rankin
Gel. BJ. Taylor
Trenton
Caupt
Rankin
Night Riders
South
Patterson
Night Rider
Consul General Arranges Cremation for McFarland Son Death
Berlin dispatch reports American vice consul Frederick W. Cauldwell and Deputy Consul General Frederick von Versen arranged in Ludislust for the removal of Situs C. McFarland of Iowa. The body will be taken to Hamburg and cremated per a letter to his wife, noting ill health and inability to fulfill duties. Letters were written to his daughter and the Berlin consul general, while Iowa Rep. Robert G. Cousins and many friends of Iowa offered condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFarland
Berlin
Frederick W. Cauldwell
Frederick von Versen
Ludislust
Situs C. McParland
Iowa
Wher
Hamburg
McParland
Arsa
McFarkind
Aleg
Genersk
Alexander M. Thackara
Robert G. Cousins
Turd Follows Wedding Tragedy on Bridal Tour
On her bridal journey begun just an hour earlier a bride from New Orleans Mrs Fred Van Ungen faced a fatal shooting during a railcar incident. The groom Prof. Wred Van Jogen died after being shot by former suitor FS Beanuve of Plaquemine who was arrested after surrendering his weapon. The bride, Miss James Rohrer, is from Liville parish Baton Rouge area. Beanuve and Van Tagen were 23 and 24 respectively. The wedding occurred Thursday in Alexandria with Beanuve arriving the same day and later accompanying the couple’s return. Spectators say Beanuve spoke cordially to the bride and groom before the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Fred van Ungen
New Orleans
New Orleans Wriday
Asest
Lauishimi
FS. Benuve
Plaguemine
Wred van Jogen
Schursday St. Alexandria
Beanuve
Beanye
Returns to Serve Sentence After 22-Year Escape
Charles Tompking, who escaped from the Texas state penitentiary twenty two years ago during an eight year forgery sentence, surrendered to authorities to finish a term of one year and three months. He is sixty, wealthy from mining work in Mexico and ranch investments in Sutton and Edwards counties. He says he was a trusty, bribed a guard, and fled, but his conscience has bothered him. Engaged to marry, he plans to clear his name while serving the fifteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tompking
Texas State Penitentiary
Mexico
Sutton
Edwards
Benedict
Trains Reach Medicine Hat Amid Storm Deaths Reported
First trains since Monday arrive at Medicine Hat Saskatchewan from the east bringing fearful tales. Don ald Cameron a sheepherder and two others were forced to abandon their sheep and seek safety. Cameron died after sixty hours without sleep or food while the other two found a ranch. Many herders feared dead in the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Susk
United States
Donald Cameron
Cameron
Bank Directors to face twenty five questions on examinations
The Comptroller of the Currency Murray Friday issued an order to national bank examiners directing them to convene the bank directors upon entering a bank for examination and require answers to a formal list of twenty five searching questions. The aim is to enforce greater responsibility upon the directors and reveal their relation to executive conduct of the institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Firm to Pay All Doctors' Bills for Employees
Robert N Bassett Manufacturing of Shelton Conn with 600 to 700 workers announces future policy to cover all doctors bills for its employees including treatment for accidents and illnesses as part of the company benefits program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ
Robert N Bassett Manufacturing Company
Shelton
Unclear Weather and Local Events From July Period
Fragmented OCR notes describe snow in Kansas with mentions of temperatures around 33 degrees and trains affected. The text names individuals and institutions in garbled form, but references a July date, a university, and a Saturday event with a vote tally of fA votes amid uncertain context.
St Trtershburgr Trial Details Fire and Electric Wires Incident
A report describes a disturbance involving inspectors and a St Trtershburgr during a December event. Investigators cite possible contravention of safety rules. A nearby mine area experienced a fire sparked by damaged electric wires along Hageline of Ure 2ttac hburg Balfilong near Cane nonkouris. A reward of $1,000 is offered in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvanie
Frankfort engineer seeks rain to quell forest fires plan
Prof. Carl L Meyers of Frankfort Utica N Y proposes to induce rain by a large balloon suspended Ned and exploded with an electric spark. He notes a Texas event years ago where rain spread across several states assisting efforts against fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl £. Meyers
Frankfort
Utica
N. Y
Mr. Meyers
Balloonet
Aeronauteur
Texas
Saloonkeeper killed in Gower murder by road overseer
Farmer Wil Saloonkeeper E. J. Martin aged 46 proprietor of a saloon at Gower Missouri was shot and killed by Wood Arnold aged 20 a road overseer. Arnold allegedly had been drinking in Mart in's saloon and wore his hat away before the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Martin
Gower
Mia
Wood Arnold
Arnold
Festinly
Marth
Saigon
Martin
Toller Says Povewell The Auerieare Wattleship Farewell
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a voyage to Yokel with a farewell event and a dramatic looming action at a harbor. The garbled words obscure names, dates, and places, but imply a planned departure and ceremonial sendoff prior to a significant occurrence.
Dawning Rewards Fall As Seletas Triumph In League
In a league match the Seletas defeated Dawning Rewards and broke their 2024 run. SG Caries led with strong scoring supported by teammates as three players across Dawning Rewards were avenged by the Seletas victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodin
Seletan
St. Sade
Caries Gaumes
Debye Eine
Aged Wenidin Birraved to Death Appeal Case
Fragmentary OCR note reports a death and an appeal involving Whitney camry and Deebeld Denne. Text mentions burning and a related dress item. Details are unclear, but references to a death and legal appeal appear central to the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenidin Birraved
Denne
Neep Selthe
Whitney Camry
Husa Id Tories Down Recratary Hoot Peay Extradition Saga
An extradition case proceeds as Manda div Cherdine of Thre Ghoreged seeks a warrant for the transfer. The process unfolds with official action and jurisdictional steps as authorities pursue charges related to a murder in Wrsnny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husa Id Tories
Recratary
Manda
Cherdine
Borin
Counterfeit Coin Mold Find Tied to Old Farm Cache
Authorities uncovered plaster coin molds and counterfeit currency at a derelict building on a farm owned by Min Liew near Corning. The hoard included dollars dated 1879 and half dollars from 1884, with four half dollars and ten dollars in silver noted. Molds for quarter and other denominations were broken when the wall collapsed. Investigators suspect government interest prompted hurried concealment long ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gragg
Cotati Felters
Corning FM
Min Liew
Tte Ogeypuits
Tela
Cattle Secutor Guilty in Guthrie County Court
M. E. Coons of Panora found guilty after three hours of deliberation in a sensational case. He was accused of shooting thirty or more head of cattle and horses belonging to a neighbor over a disputed common pasture. The elder Coons denied the crimes while his son, 18, testified as chief witness, recounting the alleged acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coons
Guthrie
M. E. Coons
Panora
Will Coons
Poultry Show Promises Largest Event in North Iowa
The Northwestern Poultry Association pre sents its annual show in Tow a Fall y from Bee 28 to Jun e 2. It will be the largest meeting of its kind in the region this season with added attractions. The Winter show of the Iowa Huff Rock club and a district Bull Rock meeting for Minnesota Nebraska the Dakotas Montana and Iowa accompany the main event. Special prizes and trophies aim to lure the finest display of feathered birds seen in central Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Poultry Assochation
Towa Fally
Bee
Iowa
Huff Rock Club
Minnesota
Nebraska
Montana
Iove
Gentral
Meservey Row Leads to Fraud Jury Action
In Meservey a spate over furniture sale led to charges of conspiracy and a fraud jury referral. Town officials including Mayor Freeher, W P Van Der Zalm, and Robert Gobolf face the grand jury after hearings on alleged improper conduct and re stating an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauls
J.C. Crown
Tews Jones
J. J. Wilson
Meservey
Brown, Agatist
Gerspiracy
Freeher
W. P. van der Zalm
Robert Gobolf
Real estate trades and lodge anniversary in Griswold area
Town land values rise around Griswold as sales occur. James P. Putnam sold a 126 acre farm north of town to Crawford O. Carey for 125 per acre. A. Burnham rejected 150 per acre for a southeast Griswold farm. The Grand Lodge of the A I W marked its fortieth year with installations and new members. Extherville judge to initiate seventeen new members tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold
James P. Putnam
Crawford O. Carey
Burnham
Chass
Grand Lodge of the A
I. W
Extherville
G. A. West
Lstherville
Slat Through the Lape and a Lethal Aftertown
A troubled scene southwest of Des Moines ends in the shooting death of 14 year old Allen Senhower after an accidental gun discharge by 12 year old Eddie O'Donnell. A male resident, Creosote May Witstack, is at death’s door due to poisoning from creosote on an artificial tooth. The report also notes a German train arrival in Ludwigslust and a Czech consul general finding a bullet hole in an apartment. Iowa Odd Fellows buy backlands near Mason City for 918,000 to expand their orphanage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Allen Senhower
Eddie O'Donnell
Polhonwt
May Witstack
Duhague
Odd Fellows
Iowa
Mason City
Odd Elders Elect Trustees Of Town Orphans Home
An Iowa Mason City report says A Crosley of Maxon City was elected trustee of the Town Odd Fellows Orphans Home in Mason City. The Town Reheloh assembly adjourned at 6 16 after installing officers including Alta Striker president and Hilla Te Luther treasurer for Des Moines and Keokuk. The grand lodge will meet next at Arts Davenport and reiterated the arranged election of trustees and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grane Lodge
Marstilltowe
Oil Petlawa
Macmreliawn
Sted
Anicurs
Tees Ouleast
Welty
Die
Corara Greerdagy
Revouas
Hades
Namie
Atteresh
Ay Tiamin
Kee
Ovi
Chand Mawar
Mirkin
Uri Wardien
Styltest Stevens
Cound
Nathan
Hoanes VW
Watignur
Slsauineyy A
Hutimilie
Carnac
EWE Outline
Dorahy
J. Wilbite
Careany We Oy Kummer
Keakily
Wallade
New Sharona
Marshall
Lambertian
Atbey
Perryy
Nalmann
Grand Maund
Hanenett
Marathon
L. W. Smith
Des Amoines
AL A. Crosley
Maxon City
Mason City
Alta Striker
Boon
Hatile Darquiat
Dus Moines
Waren
Helen Presnatt
Mason Vly
Elisabeth Muathoney
Keokuly
Hilla Te Luther
Dea Moines
Davenport
Grand Lodge
Arts
Odd Skull Timepiece Bequeathed to Granddaughter
An elderly Eltorn woman, Jennie Wright, who died months ago, left a singular watch collection. Among them a crystal water clock shaped like a skull features Death’s scythe and a glass globe. The most remarkable piece was a skull clock bequeathed to her granddaughter, Mrs. William F. Penn of Bidar, with symbolic adornments and a religious tableau on its face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eltorn
Jennie Wright
William F. Penn
Bidar
Anie
Raversink
Public Library Association Elects New Officers
The state Library association held a well attended meeting in Cedar Rapids. President Mrs A J Horkhey of Toone reported growth in libraries and travel obligations, Andrew Carnegie funding, and new officers elected: Harriet Wood President Cedar Rapids Lo Richman Vice President Musacting Walter J Hayes Secretary Minnie Wheeler Grinnell Treasurer Mittch Iowa City Trustees Elta M Loney Des Moines and Mrs Bi Morton Algona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brary Association
New Ohleers
State Library Association
Cedar Rapids
Slavery
A. J. Horkhey
Toone
Anite
Andrew Carnegie
Atite
T+ brary
Misa Harriett Wood
Lo. Richman
Musacting
Walter J. Hayes
Clinton
Mie Minry’ Wheeler
Grinnell
Mw Titch
Iown City
Mra Elta M. Loney
Dex Moines
Morton
Algona
Supreme Court Decides Several County and City Appeals
The Supreme Court released several decisions Wednesday involving Wapelle county Elkeberg Medluks Neeley v Town of Mapleton Monona Resex v Douglas Tackaburry Cremer Tidway and City of Oxecula. Most appellants were affirmed or reversed as noted, with Chirkes involved in a reversed ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siuber
Ophions Arc Dhan
Res Moles
Supreme Court
Wapelle County
Elkeberg
Dpe
Medluks
Neeley
Mapleton
Monona
Resex
Douglas
Lee
Carten
Jetrey
Tackaburry
Appellint
Woodbury
Cremer
Cremer, ‘Pellant, Vs. Wapella County
Wapelta
Tidway
City of Oxecula
Chirkes
Touring car blaze destroys property near Boone farm
A touring car owned by Omaha interests burned at the W. J. Tose farm near Flan after breaking down near the barn. Fire started when workers were inspecting the vehicle and gasoline exploded, causing extensive damage to outbuildings and surrounding gear. The incident caused heavy losses estimated around seven thousand five hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Omaha
Frem
W. J Tose
Flan
Waite
Rockwell Pioneer Den Founder Dies After Long Illness
Tockwell Ploneer Den, widow of the late Ttnckwell, founder of Thoel well City, died Thursday at age unknown from complications of diseases keeping her largely confined. Her husband settled in the county in 1857 and saw Rockwell laid out in 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tockwell
J. Storkwell
Halate
Webster City resident falls from haymow in fatal accident
Ww Toot, a well known plonerr resident of Webster City, fell from his haymow into the alley while feeding and was paralyzed and unconscious. Doctors report his condition as very grave. A separate civil case involving property valued at $980,000 ended with no verdict after eight hours of deliberation as jurors were discharged. Mrs Andrew Llad of Galva was taken to hospital after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toot
Webster City
Tasiae Hoaptuit
Andrew Llad
Galva
Cortha
Cherakes
Chicago Weekly Review of Chicago Market and Utilities
A chaotic summary of Chicago and national market conditions covers agriculture, textiles, and banking. It notes weaker farm prices, heavy flour demand, rising but uneven wholesale activity, and cautious investment ahead of elections. Reports from Chicago district show droughts affecting shipping, with slow steel and iron trade but improving rail and grain markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dri & Coy
Toudlys
Croges
Chircago
Auatuat
Commodity Prices Report From Multiple Markets Chicago to New York
A garbled OCR listing prices across several markets names Chicago Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Cincinnati mentions wheat corn oats rye and hogs with varied bid ranges and quality descriptors. The text also cites futures and delivery notes with vague months and units, reflecting a broad price snapshot across agricultural commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ondand
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Glos Park
New York
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