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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1903
Page
2
Bearded Man Convicted for Eloping Wife in Idaho
A man described as Beard is found guilty in Caldwell Idaho of eloping with his wife Anne delegates. The 85 year old defendant faces charges tied to the incident in Blos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beard
Qonas
Rdar
Anne
Caldwell
Idaho
Ambiguous historical note on flag raising near Borneo
A fragment discusses American flag implications and territorial status near British Borneo. It references islands such as Cagayan Sulu group and Palawat, noting proximity to the coast and naval officials possibly raising the American flag, with implications of a seizure perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
London
com‘Philippine
Palsa
Cagayan’ Sulu
Comprissa
Palawat
British Borneo
United States
daring street car hold up near portland
Seven highwaymen stop a Portland Oregon City car just across the Madison Street bridge before midnight. They shoot a man and rob forty passengers of money and jewelry, forcing passengers to surrender valuables. Pred Day of Sellwood is dangerously wounded after complying with demands. The robbers escape with about $300 and jewels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Street Bridge
Portland
Ore
Oregon City
Sellwood
Mob Hangs Kentucky Murderer in Jail Break
In Semingsburg Kentucky a mob stormed the jail Wednesday morning and hanged William Thacker a white man given a life sentence for the murder of John Gordon two years earlier after Thacker shot Gordon at Foxport then sat on the body with a Winchester and smoked his pipe. Gordon described as a good citizen. Thacker had escaped earlier but was recaptured and jailed before the mob action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Memingsburg
William Thacker
John
Gordon
Thacker
Foxport
Semingsburg
Mother saves babe as bear attacks near Prescott Michigan
Mrs Frank Gray and her family picked berries when a black bear emerged. The mother fired a rifle, killing the bear and saving the baby who escaped with minor injuries. Nearby stories include a German officer’s sentence cut on youth and other court and fire reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Mich
Frank Gray
Nebraska Tornado Kills One and Injures Three
A tornado eight miles north of Cozad Nebraska killed a man named Samuel Henry and injured three others including two children and a nurse. The residence was destroyed as the storm, moving northwest to southeast, left a three mile wide swath and caused extensive crop and property damage estimated at about one hundred thousand dollars. Reports also describe additional storm damage across Lincoln and Oxford areas with barns windmills and crops ruined and no lives reported wounded beyond the Nebraska incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cozad
Neb
King
Simuel Henry
Grimoths
Lincoln
Nebraska
Oxford
Gosper
Thomas Sheffrey
Arpuhoe
Frontier
Red Willow
Soldiers in Fight Near Bonita Arizona Ends in Fatal Wound
A Wilcox dispatch reports a night clash between I and M troops and DB troops of the Fourteenth Cavalry at Bonita, three miles from Fort Grant. Revolvers carbines and knives were used. Corporal Seidensticker of Troop M died from a groin wound and TrumPeter Davis of Troop M was wounded in both thighs. About fifty men implicated. shooters unnamed. A hundred shots fired and a house wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
Ariz
Wilcox
I and M
Fourteenth United States Cavalry
Ifort Grant
Seidensticker
Troop M
Davis
Firemen's Tournament Enters Sioux City With Big Purses
Firemen and volunteers from Iowa prepare for the Sioux City meet July 28 31 in a major event with large purses. Geo M Kellogg chairs the committee and Corbett and Sullivan headline daily races as railroads offer a one fare rate to draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Wily
Iowa
Foel
Geo. M. Kellogg
Corbett and Sullivan
Board of Control
Fire Company
State Firemen's Association
Fire Department
Live Stock Fair at Sioux City Iowa Opens Aug 31
Great Interstate Live Stock Fair to run Aug 31 to Sept 6 at Woodlawn Park Sioux City Iowa. Promoters from four states back the event with nearly $20,000 in premiums and a $10,444 weekly racing purse. Excursion trains low rates, Reed's Fourth Regiment Band, and daily amusements. Camping available free or nominal tent costs. Write F L Wirick Sioux City for premium list. Tornado hit Carbondale Illinois injuring City Clerk Caldwell and damaging homes. Cattle rustling by dynamite reported near Gillette Wyoming. Hawaii legislature adjourns after a deficit with an $8.09 million extra session appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stour City
Sioux City
Iowa
Braas Banda
Reed
Fourth Regiment
Woodlawn Park
Missouri
Big Sioux
Fair Management
F. L. Wirick
Boston Block
Joke Costs Man's Life in Saloon Fire
In Cleveland Ohio John Ryan 52 dressed in a party gown entered a saloon where onlookers jeered. A man poured coal oil on the dress and lit a match causing immediate flames. Ryan fled shouting but was severely burned and is not expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Ryan
Ryan
Fames
Dougal Hanged in Mont House Murder Case
Samuel Herbert Dougal, convicted killer of Miss Camille Cecile Holland at Saffron Walden and Essex, was hanged at Chelmsford jail at 8 on Tuesday morning after a full confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont House
London
Samuel Herbert Dougal
Young
Camille Cecile Holland
Saffron Walden
Essex
Chelmsford
Two Crushed Under Sand Bank In Oregon Work Site
Two laborers Patrick H Sheehan and John Peterson were crushed to death when a sand bank fifty feet high collapsed on a steam shovel at the Oregon Water Power and Railway Company project in Portland Oregon. The incident was sudden and involved workers near Port land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Water Power and Railway Company
Portland
Ore
Patrick Hi. Sheehan
John Peterson
Foul murder theory in Dubuque Ben Ferris case
Police in Dubuque suspect foul play in the death of Ben Ferris, a 24 year old Chicago Great Western brakeman found on railroad tracks. A rival for a woman’s affections is tied to the crime, with authorities noting wounds inconsistent with a train strike and an inquest postponed due to the woman's illness, as relatives seek answers and evidence against the alleged slayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Ben Ferris
Chicago Great Western
Mornig
Fervia
Wilenda
Fortis
Ierria
Morris
Terris
Great Western
Ferris
Stampton
Railroad Trades See Broad Wage Advances Across Iowa
A B older of Des Moines ex president of the State Federation of Labor reports widespread wage gains across nearly all railroad related trades in the state. He notes a quiet rise in compensation, citing a Rock Island machinists conference in Chicago that secured about 27000 dollars yearly more for system machinists, reflecting a historic surge in union achievements with little publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B.older
Des Moines
State Federation of Labor
Rock Island Road
Chicago
Iowa
Walder
Hearing in Greenwell case likely extradition granted
J Y Greenwell of Davenport facing murder charges in Mexico, before Commissioner McArthur on extradition. Mrs J H Hanfield testified, accusing Greenwell, as Mexican authorities press a strong case and extradition appears probable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y. Greenwell
Davenport
Mexico
McArthur
H. Hanfield
Greenwell
Anderson Sues Illinois Central For Over 815000
Theodore Anderson of Storm Lake seeks 15305.55 damages from Illinois Central after a Feb 21 crossing accident left his buggy destroyed and horse killed. He incurred 865.53 in medical expenses and has recovered enough to be about. Green Island nearly wiped out by flood from Maquketa dam. homes washed away, crops and livestock lost. residents fled to hills. Montezuma Post Office safe robbed of 400 in money and stamps. Fire at Cedar Rapids livery barn and stable destroys contents. horses spared. Des Moines notices reference colored Masons and Iowa jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Anderson
Ilinois Central
Storm Lake
Illinois Central Railroad
Anderson
Green Island
Dubuque
Maquoketa
Ed Murphy
Hatch & Heinson
Cedar Rapids
Remarkable Recorder L. D. Tracy Of Grundy County
Hon. L. D. Dracy formerly editor of the Sentinel and town papers, held multiple public roles in Grundy and nearby counties. He served Audttar representative, county attorney, superintendent of schools, jailer and justice of the peace without soliciting votes, reflecting broad respect. Now retired to a farm near Jesup, he remains a notable figure in local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowan
L. D. Dracy
Sentinel
Town Falls
United States
Grundy County
Collowag
Audttar
Geneal Assembly of Town
Racy
Wisconsin
Line
Cedar Walls Ganette
Grindy County
Jown Falld Sentinel
Tracy
Funnor
Jesup
State Levy Reduction and Equalized Assessments in Iowa
Iowa hearings on real estate assessments concluded with Woodbury County and officials presenting before the executive council. The state levy will fall from last year despite the war tax, while real estate and personal property will likely rise about 14 to 15 percent to achieve equalization. Railroads may see about a 50 percent increase, and state educational institutions will gain over $40,000 annually beyond prior expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Executive Council
Wes Moines
Executive Council
Woodbury County
Wakeflell
A. G. Whitney
Iowa
Battle of the Boyne celebration at Montezuma
The Orangemen of Poweshiek and neighboring counties held a Boyne anniversary celebration in Montezuma on Saturday with 6000 to 10000 attendees. The town featured orange bunting while parades music and fireworks energized the crowd. J. W. Jatongin gave the welcoming remarks and sermons were delivered by Rev. J. W. Sommerhill and Rev. John Davis. It was hailed as the counties most successful celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Battle of the Boyne
Poweshiek
Scession
J. W. Jatongin
Husband Courts Death in Waterloo Marriage Jealousy
Herman E. Myers of Waterloo, who came from Charles City about a month ago, attempted suicide Saturday by shooting himself in the mouth with a .32 revolver. Married only a short time, jealousy is said to be the cause. The bullet lodged in the roof of the mouth and was removed from the left nostril by a physician. Myers, determined to kill his wife, drew a razor but was stopped by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman E. Myers
Waterloo
Monih
Terman Io
Myers
Charles City
Sheris
Indy
Alice Miller Pardoned For Enticing Girls
Gov Cummins pardons Alice Miller who was serving two years in the penitentiary for enticing girls. She had served about half her term. A Boone County farmer, in love with her and offering marriage, backed her pardon and hired an attorney to advocate the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Alice Miller
Boone County
Iowa State College taps Dr. Btorme as president
The board of trustees in Ames unanimously elected Dr A B Btorme president of Iowa State College, with a $5000 annual salary, $700 more than the late Beardshear. He will start at the school year’s begin, and the president’s home will be refurnished. Also noted are a Marshalltown woman injured by a trap door at 83, a suicide in Marshalltown, bankruptcy in Burlington, and a jail break at Mason City with two escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
A. B. Biorms
Board of Trustees
Ames
Dr. Beardshear
Btorme
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New York
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DR. Storms
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Marshalltown
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Burlington
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Mason City
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Munon City
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