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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1906

Page

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Fire at Inn in Frankedmoth Michigan Kills One Injures Several

A night fire at the Henry Goetz Inn in Frankedmoth Michigan kills Henry Goetz Sr the inn owner and seriously injures four others including Anna Snell Anna Reichle Mrs Goetz and Eugene Williams. Two more prisoners are burned as guests and staff jump from second story windows seeking escape. The blaze starts at midnight spreading rapidly trapping occupants on the upper floor. The Goetz family and hotel staff fight to control the flames with windows used as escape routes.

Henry Gosts Frankedmoth Mich Henry Goetz L. [Hartney Anna Snell Anna Reichle Wudttrasséa Ieee

Princess Pauline Injured by Hybrid Lion Attack

In Toledo a woman known as Princess Pauline, body name unknown to associates, was savagely attacked by a hybrid beast a cross between man, leopard, and tiger. The animal, caged after training, leaped and mauled her breast and arm, bit her hand, and nearly killed her. Firefighters and bystanders restrained the beast with hot irons, saving her from immediate death though she faces serious injuries and uncertain recovery.

Paulie Artaryi Pauline Traiger Mes Toledo Ferrari Brothers Anstant Bedat Stelmouth Wrainer AnnecPherson Qol Ferrari

Tornado Levelled Towns Across Texas Belt

A massive tornado swept through parts of Texas on Thursday evening, destroying Bellevue, Hamilton, Bowie, and Stoneburg and causing numerous deaths and injuries. The storm stretched at least 160 miles, with hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages reported in four towns.

Texas Clay Montague Bellevue Hamilton Bowie Stoneburg

Revolt strains church circles over orthodoxy in Germany

Fragmentary report outlines a religious crisis with two rival political factions, orthodox and reformist, amid a broader revolt. It mentions the Supreme Court to select Rev. Bowen as pastor at a Rom church, and debates over divine parentage of Christ, apostolic gospel, and potential splits within German churches.

Divirigh Germany Corentine Linnslierit eHureti Crlala Pringalay Alice Petormaations Tibert ‘Church Srofftdal Supreme “Court Mr. Bowen Romwehehd Wertphalia Reformed Church Ger Utd

Steel-Structure Resilience Amid Fire and Earthquake Ruin

The report notes that large steel frame buildings largely survived the quake with minimal external damage, though fires later consumed much of the business district. Notable structures including the United States Mint, the new post office, Fairmount Hotel, and several office towers remained standing, while interiors suffered more.

Prince Onn Akeleton Civally Se. Mycannie Fairmont Els Moods Postoffice Faimpout Ni Feu

Wheat Yields Rise as Winter Conditions Improve

Reports from major wheat states indicate good growing conditions and an embargo lifting outlook for the winter crop. Kansas, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania express optimism that this season will surpass previous yields, with notable improvements since the December government report.

Chicago Kansas Indiana Timnois Chis Tennekack Kentucky Nebraska Oklahoma Tinilan Oslo

School board pay dispute leads to pupil suspensions noted

Reports recount Pittston teachers withholding pupils until salaries are paid and a Chicago judge discussing limits on suspensions to curb youth delinquency. Census notes literacy gaps among foreign born children, vaccination debates in Waynesboro, and legal opinions on fines for unvaccinated children under compulsory education law.

Pittston Stheir Mack Chicago Ohig Waynesboro Hayfax Fall -Uré Ciit

Fragments Describe Execution at Haig Hospital Gates

A damaged, fragmentary report outlines the execution of a killer named Smith at the Haig hospital site near Madison Cumberland, with references to a gallows and a crowd. The text mentions Governor Cummins and a date in 1905, describing the condemned man’s weight and the drop, noting the neck’s break and decapitation.

Inet Itil Gov. Cummins Adit Suille

Muscatine Family Found in Queer Abode After Wandering

A Muscatine woman and her five daughters were found living in a cave five miles southwest of Brnfield after walking from Modeatina via Ottuumyn. Exposed and without food, they were clothed poorly and aided by local residents before being sent on to Cher ryvate. The mother claimed the father had abandoned the family, and the group had drifted through Muscatine and surrounding areas across autumn, winter, and spring before reaching safety.

Muscatine Modeatina Ottuumyn Keele Mary Nellie Bnnfield Wweather Tyvele Kan Ottumwa Watefield Atl Il Gherryvate

Court verdict names Crayton in Craven inquest

In an inquest at Buxton over Frank St Craven the coroner Lyatt of Monroe presided. The jury found I T Crayton responsible for Craven's death. Crayton offered no defense.

Coron Atuwlering Lyatt of Monroe Ediaty Buxton Frank St.Craven I. Tt. Crayton Heath Craven Crayton

Assault leaves Marehalltown man seriously hurt in street attack

Three men accused after W. Strohmeyer of Marehalltown was attacked on Main Street in the early hours. A knife wound required fourteen stitches to close. Jol Bennett and an unnamed accomplice are charged with attempted murder. Claréthe Cartey and John Cornelius held for trial in justice court.

Bennett Lina Strohmeyer Claréthe Cartey John Cornelius Justice Court

Four burglars captured by Marshalltown officer

marshal town officer Mayday or McGugan or similar name accosted four burglars at the Marshall Vinegar Company safe robbery scene. In a pursuit along Roll Road yards the suspects were overwhelmed, one was wounded, and the four were marched to jail after a gun was leveled and they were apprehended about half a mile from the scene.

Marahattian

Supreme Court Decision in Favor of Lithic Company

Reported decision in Iowa City over a dispute between Barber Asphalt Company and Warren Brothers Lithic Company. Judge held a patented article could be used, with emphasis on whether the bearing can be yielded in town and the brief outlines the higher court's stance.

Supreme Court Mtlluthic Company Iowa Avenue Towa City Barber ‘Asphalt ‘Company Warren Brothers’. Bitulithic Company

Complex Congressional Debates Over Appropriations and Rates

The narrative recounts lengthy floor actions in Congress with debates on the California quake relief, Oregon and Alaska matters, and the rail rate bill. It notes gestures of bipartisan praise, a clash involving Mr Grosvenor and Mr Clark, and references to the Senate’s handling of districts, Indian appropriations, and Navy yard funding. The text also mentions international diplomacy notes and immigration figures for March 1908.

Ohio Frank Clark Hed Williania Clark Agaihiet Grosvenor sDia Tilt of Columbus Senate United States Orville H. Platt Connecticut California District of Columbia San Brincisco la’ Folietti 2 Dental Corpa Army Rock Rock Island County Illinois Congas Alaska Bowser Tillman Jabszon San Francisco Soi Candler Misa Dawnon Towa Mare Island Navy Yard Rock River Rock County

Longevity Doctrines From Flourens To Methuselah Claim

A historical discussion traces ideas of long life from Flourens at the Sorbonne to Dr Lasalle and modern claims. It cites ages such as 188 and 200 years, mentions Polish and Hungarian locales, and imagines a scientific commission to investigate Methuselah's supposed longevity.

Lagalle Academy of Medicine Flourena Sorbonne Flourens Lasalle Dornstunéo Ietar Czortan Tenesyar Hungary Sule Nb Aevlion Palel Pulsh Methusaleh

Warmer and the Party Wire in Early Telephone History

Independent telephone companies noted farmers resisted lockout devices on party lines. In towns, party lines lacked privacy and triggered nuisance by many rings. Yet some farmers valued the constant calls, hearing neighbors’ conversations, until telephone competition ended the social burden.

Succes Chwanngoye Piiuta Aleo

Found Out About Postum From a Trained Nurse

A Williem Barre nurse reports discovering Postum as a coffee substitute. She notes headaches and indigestion from coffee, improvements in two weeks, and claims Postum aids milk flow in nursing mothers while tea causes nerves to fray. She also warns servants must prepare it 15 to 20 minutes and serve with cream, ending with There’s a reason for Postum.

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