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Newspaper

Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1908

Page

5

Week's News in Grief and World Events Noted

A digest of global incidents and domestic affairs: arrests in St Petersburg thwart plots against dignitaries. Sta te and corporate movements include Harriman taking Illinois Central control and railroad rate case prep. Morocco fighting, Philippine council, strikes, fires, and notable deaths and legal actions interweave with political shifts.

St. Petersburg Gov. Pennypacker Pennsylvania Capitol Carson Stoessel Port Arthur George Dixon Walter Weichert San Juan Tri-City State Bank Madison Mra Amy Sheldon Newport R. 1 Harvard University Eugene W. Guindon Fuller’s Express Company New York City Pinole Cal John Mitchell United Mine Workers of America Roosevelt Panama E. H. Harriman Illinois Central Railroad Farlin Q. Ball Harriman Mohammed el Torres Tangier Abd-el-Aziz Marchica Philadelphia Reyburn William F. Barrows Indianapolis

Threat from Black Hand targets Iona Island powder stores

A letter signed Black Hand threatened to blow up the 3,000,000,000 pounds of smokeless powder at Iona Island if married men discharged on January 1 1908 are not reemployed. Marines guard approaches. letters suggest motive tied to funding delays from Washington. Iona Island lies forty miles up the Hudson, seven miles south of West Point.

Cannon Illinois Republican State Central Committee Springfield Roosevelt Benjamin G. Breeneraon Marine Corps Narragansett Bay John M. McIntosh Naval Board Gov. Pennypacker Pennsylvania Snyder Mathues Shumaker Pennypacker Tung Fuh Siang Kan Su W. G. Whitaker Exeter Neb Federal Grand Jury Republic of Brazil Rio Janeiro Mid-Valley Frank Orloskie Standard Oil Company John D. Rockefeller Standard Stock F. L. Smith Missouri, Kansas & Texas el Dorado George Chester West Livingston N. J New England Tifila Armenia Van Mush Vilayets Asia Minor St. Petersburg Clinton Ill Cochrane James P. Hayes Dispatch Kansas City John O'Donnell J. D. Cosby Cosby Harvard Madden Congress Lincoln Farm Association Lincoln Birthplace Kentucky Middle West Indiana R. Fred Anderson Cobalt Ont Jennings Township Missaukee County Michigan A. Wengler Chicago Cincinnati Friend Paper Weat Carrollton W. K. W. Koo Columbia University Cornell Bonaparte Southern Pacific Frank Murdock Oneida Til New York Black Hand Braunstruater United States Naval Tona Island Secret Service Haverstraw Iona Island Washington Hudson Weat Point

Indicted for dynamiting and aiding escape in Iowa

Anton Dusman was indicted on three counts in Buchanan County for dynamiting a public building to force prisoner escape and for breaking and entering. He had been jailed in Independence and later led to Missouri where he was arrested for jewelry store burglary.

Waterloo Iowa Anton Dusman Buchanan County Dusman Independence Missouri

Narrow Escape From Gas Poisoning At Aberdeen Hotel

Thomas Transeth, living west of the Missouri river, was found unconscious in a locked Aberdeen hotel room after asphyxiating gas filled the room. A bell boy entering through a skylight nearly fainted from gas exposure while rescuing him. Transeth woke after two hours of medical work and said he blew out the gas as he retired.

R. Livingston Leo Tolstoy Oakland Cal Missouri Pacific Auburn Crete State Department Washington China Senate and Assembly Codes Albany N. Y Callao New York Adirondack W. H. Cresgiston H. Wellington Stewart Iola John Angus Tallyho W. Va Taft Whitelaw Reid Japan United States William Jones Chicago Lillian Wulff Roosevelt Interstate Commerce Commission E. R. Thomas Europe Philippines Germany Imperial Treasury Department Fedala Morocco Oscar Anderson Baby Decaturville L. Asbury Seattle Wash New York Senate New York City Harry K. Thaw Evelyn Thaw O'Brien Tokyo Civic Federation of Burlington Owen Wister Philadelphia Knox Senate Gracey Waters London Times Moberly Bell A. Pearson Crispin Galveston Clara Sterling Canal Dover Aberdeen Thomas Transeth Missouri River Transeth

Priest Shot During Mass at St Elizabeths Cathedral

Father Leo Heinrichs was shot and killed during early mass at St Elizabeths Cathedral in Denver by Giuseppe Guar­nacco Giuseppe, a parishioner who had just received communion. The assailant, an anarchist, was arrested.

Denver Colo Leo Heinrichs St. Elizabeth's Cathedral Guarnaccio Giuseppe Giuseppe

Flood and Suffering Reach Southern Indiana

Real suffering from the flood in Southern Indiana has begun with some cases of near starvation. Families of John Stewart John Roberta and Allen Lyles four miles from Patoka are surrounded by water one to ten feet deep with scarce food fuel and no boat available.

Indianapolis Indiana John Stewart John Roberta Allen Lyles Patoka

Immigration from the South Expected to Surge Northwestward

St Paul reports heavy settler movement anticipated from the United States to the Canadian Northwest in 1908. Railroads offer homeseekers rates comparable to the Southwest, with good western weather boosting prospects. Reports from Magrath Alberta detail high yields in winter wheat, oats, hay, and potatoes per acre, and strong farm values across farm crops.

St. Paul Minn Canadian Northwest United States Canadian Canada Alberta Cardaton H. Howe Magrath Alta J. F. Haycock J. F. Bradshaw

Court Upholds Simple Test in Public Grievance Case

A country justice dismisses technical objections over the warrant and focuses on whether the defendant struck Bill Jones. The lawyer seeks dismissal claiming lack of stated malicious intent, but the court emphasizes simple action over legal precision. The proceeding continues with the question of culpability.

Bill Jones

Police Judge Wills Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills in Cloverport

Cloverport Kentucky police judge J H Wills offers to answer inquirers questions about Dean's Kidney Pills. He recommends the remedy for kidney backache and related illnesses and notes he will gladly respond to letters. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

J. H. Wills Cloverport Wills Dean All Deaters Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

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