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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
5
Romance and Mystery Surrounding St. Louis Aristocrats
St. Louis reports a second disappearance of James Shepard Cabanne amid a tangled case involving Broughton Brandenburg, a magazine writer and adventurer. Brandenburg, accused of kidnapping the boy, appears connected to Minnie Cabanne Brandenburg, his wife, and the aristocratic Cabanne family as rumors swirl about motive, forgiveness, and a future trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Broughton Brandenburg
James Shepard
Cabanne II
Brandenburg
San Francisco
Grover Cleveland
New York
James Shepard Cabanne
Cabanne
Minnie Cabanne- Brandenburg
Baby chews rent money, Brooklyn mother seeks help
The six month old son of Mrs. Herman Berger chewed up eight dollars from her pocketbook while she washed clothes. She sent two mutilated bills to the treasury and asks Treasurer Treat to redeem the rest before rent is due to avoid eviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herman Berger
Brooklyn
Treat
Brooklyn House
Quiet Santa Cruz Wedding Ties Altadena Socialite
Miss Traphagen of Altadena, a Stanford graduate and Young Women’s Christian association member, wed quietly in Santa Cruz on Thursday. The groom, Mr. Davis, is described as a wealthy Los Angeles resident with a fine home, and the couple plans extensive travel, including a Honolulu trip, in the coming years.
Thaw’s Mother Publishes A Critical Booklet On Trial
Mrs Mary Copley Thaw mother of Harry Thaw now in White Plains jail awaiting Supreme Court sanity review issues a six by eight inch twenty page booklet. It attacks District Attorney Jerome condemns insanity experts and calls Justice Dowling a tyrant. She mails copies nationwide and to Manhattan, with excerpts accusing legal and media figures of collusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Copley Thaw
Harry Thaw
White Plains
Supreme Court
Molls
Jerome
Justice Dowling
Manhattan
Mary C. Thaw
Europe
Stanford White
Dens
White
Balaam
Balak
Israel
Immigration on Waning Influx of June Admissions
Washington reports a decline in immigrant admissions for June with 85,490 admitted versus 107,839 in May, a drop of about 20 percent or 22,360. The figures come from the Bureau of Immigration and reflect a nationwide trend away from new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
United States
Bureau of Immigration
Oskaloosa Miner Sustains Severe Injuries in Mine Fall
Ned Carey was seriously hurt at the Blyth mines ten miles east of Oskaloosa Iowa after a slate fall on Wednesday afternoon. He suffered a broken leg and a badly crushed head with slim chances of recovery as doctors fought to save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Ned Carey
Blyth Mines
Short Journeys By H Heaton
A reflective reminiscence of two long five to eight mile train journeys from Glendale to Fairfield. The narrator recalls conversations with fellow travelers wartime and postwar experiences, including names like Walker Foster Cody and Buffalo Bill, and shared tales of the Civil War, the Wild West Show, and a lifelong bond formed on quiet rails.
Million Staked on Harriman Life as Health Watch Tightens
In New York and abroad financiers gamble on Edward H. Harriman's life, with over a million dollars wagered on his health. A $100000 life policy on the railroad magnate prompted a flood of bets as London and Paris agencies set odds and brokers view Harriman securities as tied to his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
New York
Edward H. Harriman
Wall Street
London
Paris
Lloyds of London
Harriman Securities
Harriman News
Pelica
Only Heir to Rich Uncle Disclosed in Iowa Letter
Ottumwa Iowa July 24 A Fosdick learns he is heir to a fortune estimated at a million and a half through a Courier letter He last saw his uncle about twelve years ago in Monroe county The uncle and associates M V Cousins and A E Benfry once ran a coal business in Hocking Monroe County They closed the concern and with 30000 to 40000 set out for California Fosdick says his uncle planned to invest the money hoping to prosper He is the sole living heir and vows to welcome Benfry if the letter’s confirmation arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
A. Fosdick
Monroe County
M. V. Cousins
A. E. Benfry
Hocking
California
San Francisco
Fosdick
Bentry
Body found in trunk tied to Armenian name Morijian
A trunk murder in Lynn Massachusetts surfaces when a fully clothed body believed to be Armenian Minask Morijan is found in a lodging house. The head is mutilated and a bullet wound is noted. The room was rented by Frank Jones a shoe factory worker who had not used it since Monday. A new trunk arrived May 30 for Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Minask Morijian
Frank Jones
Jones
Harriman Father Dances With Children In Austria Visit
Harriman family arrived by car from Innsbruck to Bad Gastein where the ailing financier greeted them with laughter and dancing. Reports of his supposed revolt against physician orders are denied and the radium cure is yielding improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bad Gastein
Austria
Harriman
Innsbruck
Starvation Pay at Pressed Steel Car Strike
The article recounts paychecks showing wages as low as 5.70 for 12 hours and 22.50 for 135 hours at the Pressed Steel Car Co. during the McKees Rocks dispute. It describes deputies beating striker Alex Schmidt when he sought to cash a $42 check and learns his wife was dying, prompting a chorus of outrage at factory guards and corporate harshness in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car Co
Press Steel Car Co
Hoffstat
Pittsburg
Steel Trust
Pressed Steel Car Co
McKees Rocks
Addison C. Gumbert
Gumbert
Trust
MecKees Rocks
Guimbert
Alex
Schmidt
Helen — Street
New York
Wm. R. Farmer
Western Theological Seminary
Taft Plans Western Trip to Denver in September
President Taft told Senator Guggenheim he expects to reach Denver on his western tour around September 20. With Mrs Taft improving and a $25,000 travel appropriation approved, the presidential trip through the west and south is assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Washington
Taft
Guggenheim
Colorado
Gates Faces Steel Trust With New Plant Plan
Pittsburg July 23 John W Gates prepares to wage a fight on United States Steel Corp Following Republic Iron and Steels contract for a new $1 500 000 steel tube plant at Hazleton Ohio Work on the mills to start within days say company officials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John W. Gates
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg Steel
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Gates
McClintic Marshal Construction Company
Hazleton
Ohio
Millions Lost by Flood at Duluth
A cloudburst dumped nearly three inches of rain in Duluth over two hours causing widespread flooding of streets rivers and cellars. Traffic was paralyzed and damage approached one million dollars as rain from the weekend and Monday night compounded the destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Yale Graduate Funds $20,000 Mission HQ in New Haven
William Whiting Borden of Chicago aged 89, a recent Yale graduate, leaves a $20,000 mission in New Haven that he founded, establishing it as a headquarters for his charitable project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
William Whiting Borden
Bellevue Place
Chicago
Yale
Notice of Partition Suit in Jefferson County Iowa
A. M. Van Allen files in Jefferson County District Court a petition by N. E. Welch to quiet title and bar all heirs to land in Section 18 Township 72 Range 11. The case targets heirs of Andrew Bagey Martha Harris Isaac Harris Elizabeth Martin and James Tatum. Public notice ordered to run four weeks in Fairfield Tribune starting July 9, 1900, with default judgment possible after September 27, 1900 if no defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Jefferson
Welch
Andrew F. Bagey
John Robinson
Uekane
John Robinson Las Tatum
James Tatum Andrew Harris
Martha
Andrew
Martha Harris
Elizabeth Martin the
Jefferson County
Iowa
District Court
N. E. Welch
Andrew B. P. Hagey
Aboy
Piff
T.hree
Andrew Harris
Reuben Harris
S. E
N. W
Elizabeth Martin
Isaac Harris
Elizabeth Jane Martin
Elizabeth
Elizbeth Jane Martin
District Court of
Court House
Fairfield
A. M. van Allen
Fairfield Tribune
Roberts
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