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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1903

Page

2

Madrid murder attempt alters royal procession scene

An insane suspect fired at the king during a royal carriage procession in Madrid. The bullet missed, the assassin was seized by guards, searched, and found with letters addressed to Roosevelt, King Edward, and others. He claimed his wife confined him and denied treason, while a palace offer from the Duke of Sotomayor remained unfulfilled.

Ager Marid Christina Weito Hig Duke of Sotomayor

Arcola Citizens Confiscate Coal Train Bound for Chicago

Special from Arcola Illinois reports local unrest over a central coal train of sixteen cars bound for Chicago. Citizens seized the cars after authorities refused to sell the coal, amid a two week coal famine crippling business. Leaders included pastors and bank presidents. officials kept a tense account of the incident.

Arcola Tili Illinois Central Chicago Wis Presbyterian Free Methodist

Al Trolley Collision Report Shifts Four People

A trolley collision in Pittsburg injured four persons including Mrs Laura Morris and others. Police and transit officials investigated as emergency crews attended the scene and transported victims to local hospitals for treatment.

Pittsburg Laura

Two fatally hurt in fire investigation halts at scene

A terse local fire report notes two people fatally injured in a blaze. Investigators cordoned the area as they determine the cause and identify the victims. Authorities vow updates as inquiries continue.

Trains Collide Near Moro Bethalto Killing Fireman

A Boston express and a New York express crashed on a curve near Moro with a fireman killed and three other trainmen seriously injured. Passengers escaped mostly with minor injuries as cars burned and debris littered the track. Relief trains with physicians already moved toward the scene while officials investigate orders and cause.

Enger Moro Bethalto Associated Press Boston Express New York Express Alton

Remarkable Berlin Horse Meat Banquet Report

Berlin society hosts a six hundred guest banquet where all dishes are horse meat to show its nourishing value and expand demand. Privy Counselor von Seefeld, presiding officer, notes 30,000 horses eaten in Berlin last year and expects a larger future market.

Berlin Dlumane Society Society For the Prevention of Cruelty von Seefeld

Coal for the Poor Swift to Sell Coal at Cost in Chicago

Swift & Co. will sell coal at cost to applicants to ease hardship from shortages. The firm, with a mine contract, will distribute surplus coal to the poor, limiting purchases to one bushel at a time. Prices are 20 cents per bushel, 10 cents per half bushel, and 5 cents per peck.

Swift Packing Company Chicago Swift & Co Peck

Milk Drivers Union Threatens Chicago Strike Amid Famine

Chicago faces a looming milk famine as 2400 drivers threaten a strike next Tuesday. Ten leading dairymen met with milk drivers union reps but failed to settle differences. Drivers demand one delivery per day, later start times, and earlier finish, and will tolerate delay only a few more days.

Chicago Milk Drivrs’ Union

TRAIN ROBBERS CAUGHT IN SAVANNA AND MT CARROLL

Burling ton passenger held up six months ago in Muareus Alabama is traced by La Crosse Wisconsin special. Four men left at Savanna Illinois by a train Thursday night is being taken to Mt Carroll county seat for arraignment on the train robbery charge. A Long Beach California report notes Miss Perry Wilson aged 85 died by taking carbolic acid after years as secretary treasurer of St Paul Street Railway Company. Cora Covey of Argyle Wisconsin sues Chicago man George Crotty for $10000 breach of promise. he allegedly abandoned engagement after seven years. Four more deaths attributed to lockjaw are reported in Norfolk Virginia, with no loss of life details given.

Burlington la Crosse Wis Muareus Savanna Ill Mt. Carroll Long Beach Cal Mias Perry Wilson Darlington George Crotty Chicago Cora Covey Argyle Crotty Miss Covey

Terrific Wreck on Pennsylvania Line at Ada Ohio

A severe collision on the Pennsylvania railway at Ada Ohio killed three and wounded fourteen or more as trains 85 and 19 collided on the Main Street crossing. Snow prevented early braking. wreckage scattered the tracks and a Chicago and New York limited train cleared debris at speed.

Ada Pennsylvania Railway Pennsylvania Fort Wayne Chicago and New York Limited Thewis

Mine Manager shot during Weynatone attack

Eureka dispatch reports J A Staylor manager of York and Nevada Copper Company mine near Ely White Pine County was assaulted in Weynatone by twelve men believed to be union loyalists they dragged him down he fought back and fired killing Jamies Stages Sam Johnson and J Z Smith while injuring two other assailants a miners strike had been ongoing over a red guitar order at the mine.

Eureka Nev J. A. Staylor York and Nevada Copper Company Ely White Pine County Weynatone Miners' Union Traylor Jamies Sam Johnson Smith

Acetylene Plant Explosion Kills Two in Mapleton Iowa

An acetylene gas plant explosion wrecked the building in Mapleton Iowa leaving two carpenters dead John Matthews 40 and Charles Bradshield 30 and several injured glass shattered in town. The blast shook the hotel area and toppled plate glass across the vicinity.

Millionaire Bradley Dies After Wedding in Milwaukee

William H. Bradley a Milwaukee lumber magnate died soon after marrying his secretary Miss Mario Hannemeyer. He lingered in the same chair used during the ceremony. In Cleveland the central building of the YMCA suffered a major fire causing about 100000 dollars in losses.

Wm. HH. Bradley Milwaukee Wis Mario Hannemeyer

Mrs Gallaugher Returns to Iowa City in Perjury Case

Mrs Gallaugher, tied to the June 20 murder of her husband James Gallaugher, returns to Iowa City to face perjury charges stemming from her October trial. George B Holbert, her attorney, says she has been in Canada and Wisconsin while authorities sought the indictment, and a February court term was anticipated. The case involves testimony by Charles Holada and questions of material variance, with potential life imprisonment for perjury under Iowa law.

Iowa 73A Gallaugher Murber Hoy Hushindg George B. Holbert Gallangher Wiinoig Canada Triad James Gallaugher Lowa Gallaugher Jag. Gallaugher

Cattle Were Not His Frank Bann in Trouble at Primghar

Primghar report says Prank Bunn was arrested Saturday on grand larceny charges. He waived examination Monday and was bound over to the grand jury by Mayor Bailey on a $1,000 bond, which he could not post. Bunn boasted ownership of cattle and offered thirty nine head for sale, leading to pursuit and an information sworn by Artherholt after cattle were returned.

Frank Bann Primghar Bunn Bailey Buan Arterholdt & Metrall Stork Peter Dinguian Fay

Telephones for Salix franchise approved at special election

Salix voters approved a franchise to J. H. Quick of Sioux City and R. E. Countermine to operate a telephone exchange. The light turnout favored the measure 40 to 10. Salix has no debt and a monthly surplus of 150 dollars, with the town proud of the development.

Quick Counterminne Salix J. H. Quick Sioux City R. EL. Countermine

Nels Q. Matson Sentenced in Middleton Postmaster Case

Nels C. Matson, former Middleton postmaster in Des Moines County, was sentenced by Judge Smith McPherson on Tuesday to fifteen months in Fort Madison penitentiary and to pay a fine equal to his shortage of 363 dollars. The report also notes a Typhoid Fever epidemic in Creston with about fifty cases and three deaths, blamed on drinking water. Additionally, Michael Brigh, who lived as a hermit near Dportworth for forty years, died at 75. Valley Lodge No. 19 disbands to form Valley Judge No. 1282, Bankers' Union of the World, with officials from Omaha overseeing the installation. Mary Morgan, age 105, dies as one of Iowa's oldest residents.

Nels Q. Matson Council Bluffs Nels C. Matson Middleton Des Moines County Smith McPherson Fort Madison Creston Bankers’ Union Order Merrill Valley Jodge Independent Workmen of America Valley Judge Bankers’ Union of the World Yates O. M. Bachmann Omaha Neb

Five Men Die In Mapleton Acetylene Plant Explosion

A Mapleton special reports the acetylene gas plant explosion at Unis Place Thursday afternoon wrecking the building. Two men died instantly and several were injured. The deceased are John Matthews 40 and Charles Bradfield 40. Matthews was on the roof and Bradfield inside when the generator exploded. The force shattered the area. debris and damage were extensive. Matthews left a wife and three children. Bradfield left two. The plant owner names are W. S. Warefield and partners Frank Wirk and Gard Mahoney of Sioux City. installed last summer.

Mapleton John Matthews Carpenter Charles Bradshield Unis Place Chas Bradfeld Matthews Bradfield Mach W. 8. Warefield Frank Wirk Gard Mahoney Sioux Cuy Siummer

Wants His Sigo Back Nick Terne’s Try for Wife

A Waterloo special reports Nick Terne, a wealthy Tox township farmer, sought a wife. He paid $150 to a so called clairvoyant couple at a housing house who vanished the next day. Terne has turned the matter over to police.

Nick Terne Iiort Waterloo Laurence Tox Township Nick Tornes Pernes Ele Hus

Wind Storm Rips Northwestern Iowa Wires Down

A terror windstorm swept northwestern Iowa on Tuesday with Sioux City reporting 72 mph gusts at 10 am. Telegraph and telephone lines are down, plates glass shattered, electric lights out, plunging the city into darkness and making damage reports from surrounding towns impossible.

Iowa Sioux City

Des Moines Robber Identifies Self in Shooting Case

A man wounded in Knoxville claimed to be Charles Ardell and named Jamper Sullivan as the shooter, but offered no statement. The condition remained critical. James Sorden of Kuldyville was arrested, suspected of involvement. A relative of Sullivan is believed to have knowledge of the incident.

Lena Warmer Charles Ardell Des Moines Highwayrei Knoxville Jamper Sullivan Tiamilton James Sorden Kuldyville Moe Sullivan Fuita

Prominent socialite Chester Lodge linked to burglary

Chester Lodge, nephew of Senator Lodge, once a Cedar Rapids resident, convicted of burglary in Milwaukee Shurdday and sentenced to eighteen months in the house of correction, was a notable social figure here after hosting a swell champagne supper for his male friends. His well-to-do, respected parents are noted.

Cheater Lodge Cedar Rapids Chester Lodge Senator Lodge Milwaukee House of Correction Flu

Farmer killed by a tree in Cedar Rapids area

A Cedar Rapids special reports farmer Francis Noah was killed Thursday afternoon when a tree top fell, struck him on the left side, and caused fatal injuries after being trapped among bound branches. The incident occurred while he was cutting the tree on his farm.

Cedar Rapids Francis Noah Central Chy Ilo

Lowans Teachers Meet Raise Education Questions

State teachers gathered Wednesday in the town of Towas Streteneliens for the annual convention. President Shelton urged reform and Nathan G. Schaeffer of Pennsylvania pressed higher thought through high school education. Motions on the educational council failed, finances sagged, and three year teacher contracts were championed alongside stronger moral instruction and Bible literacy. The conference closed with a lecture on group morality and a total enrollment of 917.

Deg Malnes Towa Streteneliens Thin Ely Shelton of Hidlhinelt Apsochition Rea Towa Tiny Nathan G. Schaeffer Pennsylvania Schaeffer Bette Wrees Dart Srg Han Loris Ite Educational Council Sheakley Treaanrer Treasury J. MM. Witter Maurenatine A. M. Couch Morningside College Blows City Amy Boggs Weat Waterloo O. J. Smith Shenandoah J.J. McConnell Cedar Rapids W. RB. Dufford Connell Winfifs M. Weyer Keokuk P. FL Bradley Town College Grinnell Clemettes Barrett Legislative Committee George MR Vincent

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