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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
4
Riot at Jail Ends in Martyrdom and Deadly Fire
A mob besieges a jail as sheriff and deputies defend a prisoner. Amid repeated assaults with rifles and revolvers, shots are fired from jail windows wounding deputies. The mob breaches defenses, drags the prisoner to a plaza and executes him by firing into an electrified pole. A streetcar conductor is killed. several deputies and mob members are wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S ‘Rome
Gine
Shaw
H.C. Kellum
Honza Caught in Swamp After Granite City Killing
Andrew Honza, accused of shooting Mrs Annie Kocur, wealthy widow of Granite City Illinois, was found near a swamp north of the city two days after the crime. He claimed he shot in a quarrel over furniture storage and attempted suicide with a heart stab but was too weak to finish. The 14 year old son testified that Honza made improper advances before the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honza
Victim in French Auto Wreck Tells Vanderbilt Kin
Reports describe a fatal car crash near Poissy France in which G Winthrop Sands a son of Mrs W K Vanderbilt by her first husband Samuel Sands died. The chauffeur and Sands were severely burned and later taken to the Vanderbilt chateau twenty miles from Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing
Vanderbilt
Gé-Winthrop Sands
Poissy
France
Ali
Sands
Vander Bilt Chateau
Paris
G. Winthrop Sands
W. K . Vanderbilt
Samuel ‘Sands
Sultan Appeals to People Amid Turbulent Times
Fragmented OCR reports the Sultan making an appeal as the Turk parliament plans to convene under a new constitution on November 1. The document cites demonstrations and asserts the Sultan's good intentions to protect subjects, while a train collision incident is noted with casualties.
Taft Speech Sees Conservative Path for Roosevelts Policies
Taft asserts the chief task of the Republican administration is to enact what Roosevelt achieved, while outlining careful ways to preserve business integrity and legal obedience. The speech, delivered in intense heat, spanned over an hour and featured festive, holiday city celebrations with concerts, parades, fireworks, and a river steamer viewing the night display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
White House
Taft
Clnelonatl
Castro closes West Indies trade ports after new export ban
President Castro extends May decree by prohibiting dispatch of vessels from Venezuelan gulf ports to Trinidad and other islands. The measure blocks all trade to the West Indies via Granada and the Antilles, provoking strong British indignation and calls for government protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Venezuelan Gulf
Trinidad
Cocos
Granada
Lesser Antilles
Trinidads
Gastro
Antiles
Knot Tied as Couple Stands at Window Seal
Miss Grace Handsell of Ottumwa, daughter of an ex United States marshal, secretly married Prof Hans Albert, a farmer from Omaha Neb., atop a Celpple Creek campus jail window with a Methodist minister officiating. Albert was reportedly arrested by the girl's father to stop the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Handsell
Ottumwa
United States
Mar ‘Shal
Hans Albert
Farmery
Omaha Neb
Celpple Creek
Albert
Hen
Tadsell
Avert
Tfadsell
Disastrous Tire at Portland Destroys Quarter of City
A chaotic tire disaster in Portland involved the Oregon Transporter Company burning four city blocks. Many frame buildings and small shops were destroyed, with damages estimated around a quarter of a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Orégon
Tronater
Prominent Resident Quarrel Highlights Tugsday News
A fragmented 1970s era item mentions Andrew Haug and a prominent resident in a family quarrel case. The readable details imply a local dispute drawing public interest, with no clear resolution or full context available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ils Son
Andrew Haug
Quliam “Gon
Albert
Tugsday Neh
Amily
Quarre
Sioux City Five Horses Win Great Race at Clinton
Paddy and Prince of Sioux City claimed the state championship in the half mile circuit at Clinton firemen’s tournament. Other top placers included Des Moines pair Winck and Jick, Clinton’s Bonney and Beauly, and Sioux City’s Corgett and Sullivan. A parade of 1,000 volunteers kicked off the event before a capacity crowd at the district fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Clinton
Pollowing
Atate
Paddy and Prines
wInck
Jick
Des Moines
Bonney
Beauly
Corgett and Sullivan
Jim
Cornell Bluffs
Tom and Jerry
Billy and
Prince
Davenport
Black and Tan
Don Moines
Dan
Pack
Red Oak
Paddy
Mery
Algea
Piremern
Corbett and
Sullivan
Fini
Benny
Beauty
Pale Department
Holstein
Reece
Onnawa
West Liberty
Newton
Grinnedl
Calf Covered With Turtle Shell At Aurelia Farm
At William Cockburn’s Aurelia area farm on June 24 a calf was born with a hard shell like a mud turtle instead of hair. Neighbor A J Anderson notes the calf’s internal arrangement resembles a turtle. Owner suspects the fear or bite of a turtle in Pitcher river caused the change. the shell is six inches long and tapers to a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Cockburn Farm
Aurelia
Che Eaw
Pitcher River
A.J. Anderson
Danbury To Host 16th Old Settlers Reunion
Danbury will host the 16th annual reunion of old settlers and pioneers of the Little Sioux and Mnapa Valleys on August 26. R H Loucks, Danbury president, expects at least 6 000 attendees and has arranged special trains from Sioux City. Last event drew over 4 000. organizers anticipate at least 2 000 more this year as surrounding towns participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Sioux
Mnapla
R. H. Loucks
Danbury
Sioux City
Families in Battle Array Wounds Woman in Creston Feud
A feud outbreak in Creston led to shootings as Mrs. C. T. McDonald was struck in both shoulders and the lower limb by birdshot from a gun wielded by rival George W. Dow. The families confronted each other with armed supporters, promising more violence and a possible renewal of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creaton
Creston
C. Tt
McDonald
Bird
George W. Dow
Hanes
Mra McDonnald
Mason City Theater Renamed in Honor of Cecial Gale
The Wilson theater in Mason City will be renamed the Cecil the renaming Friday in a ceremony. The playhouse long carried Wilson name from the builder. the new title honors Master Cecil Gale the son of Senator Gale a frequent visitor and musician. Senator Gale has a large interest in the building. Also reported Boy Drowned Near Winterset Russell Mumper 19 while swimming near Cedarvor south of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benator
Gale
Wilson Theater
Manon City
Cecil
Hagé
Wilson Abeo
Cec
Sabuna
Darge Inture
Wunterioo
Russell Mumper
Cedarvor South
Waterloo
Wan
Mumper
Missing Girl Found After Dybuave Home Search
A missing girl from Dybuave was located after a two day absence. Authorities reported she was found in a demented condition about six miles from home along Weedway. The case remains under investigation and she is receiving medical evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MlaeAnna ‘McCattrey
Dybuave
Miles Tron
Sunday closing agitation rocks Cedar Rapids theaters
A bitter night debate in Cedar Rapids centers on prohibiting Sunday amusements. A 25 member committee of church men's clubs initiated the move after the new administration began, with 200 to 300 spectators packing the council chamber for over three hours. Speakers split between moral degradation and Sabbath observance versus no proven immorality, urging a public vote on an ordinance. The council has not decided, but the church committee will not drop the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cédar Rapida
Converted pays debts as debt-ridden former hay trader
L. L. Sample of Woodbine, formerly in Livermire Ta and West Bend, faced $1,647 in 1888 debts after hay ventures and a bad run with a circus. He left the country, later converted to holiness and discharged under the bankrupt law in 1899. Settling records at Rock Rapids he cleared $728 in old claims, then moved to Woodbine to insure fire coverage and pursue religious service as a Presbyterian deacon and Christian Endeavor treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hock Rapes
L. L. Sample
Woodbine
Rock Rapids
George
Christian
Tle
Stirley
Rls Oll Creditorag
Mr. Sample
Dee
Sigs
Siiniles
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Infidelity and cruel treatment alleged in McColl divorce
The Des Moines petition McColl v McColl accuses Rev Arthur McColl formerly of Correctionville of infidelity and inhuman treatment. The wife says he tried to strike her with a razor. This is his second appearance in divorce court. his first wife obtained a divorce last year. His present wife, formerly Little Bhopee, was a Chautauqua platform entertainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artin’ MccColl
Des Moines
McColl Va
McColl
Arthur McColl
Correctionville
Little Bhopee
Alleged Violations of Food Labeling by Dubuque Grocers
Seven informations were sworn before Justice Skemp in Dubuque by Assistant County Attorney Dennison for the State Food and Dairy Commissioner. Three Grocers M Clements Holy Cross W Young Epworth P Braithach Belltown are charged with selling extracts bearing misleading labels amid a string of local incidents and notices involving drownings and a police case in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Skemp
Dubuque
Dennison
Wright
M. Clements
Holy Cross
W. Young
Epworth
P. Braithach
Belltown
Dubuque County
Interstate Fair at Sioux City Opens September Seventh
The Interstate Fair opens September 7 in Sioux City Iowa and runs through September 12. It showcases livestock agriculture horticulture and farm machinery with events including Derby Day races Thursday and a Sioux City Day parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowan
Fate Np
Elgidren
Dela Moraile
Toyya
Noebrayka
South Dakota
Minnedota
Jeerplo
Town
Minnesota
Nebraska
Hiuron
Lincoln
Pafternoon
Brent
Argot Roy
Sherlock Holmes
Middle West
United States
Elrelo
Broyx City
Joux City
Sleus
Tham
Parker, Carnival’ Company
Dhlaj
Jarae Brass
Midway
C.H. Hart
Acar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royuli Chey
Bing
Rans
Cai BS
Negno Pines
STATE
Greenville
Smith
Snd
Plo
Paddy and
Pinch 'Fins
Mason City Theater
Dubuque ‘Pater’ Falls
John’ Ingraham
Ministrer
Crue
Olty Loy
Ceeil ‘Decker
Shkelly
Way
Buccada
Cant Gliy
Ini
Shea
Frank
Mclean
Ngad
Dodge Street
Ti Ja
Korn
Charles City
John W. Korn
Hoket
G. L. Dixon
New Hampton
Reddy Gray
Reddy
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