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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
2
Flood Devastates Colorado Communities and Wyoming Toll
A cloudburst on Cache la Poudre River floods Livermore and Laporte near Fort Collins. The river widens to over a mile, destroying bridges and washing away homes. Reports indicate drownings and missing persons, with numerous structures and stock carried away by floodwaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache la Pondre
Colorado
Denver
Livingston Lake
Fort Collins
Cache la Pou ‘Dre
Livermore
Laporte
Fort Colling
Lfe
Fort Col‘lihs
Rom Greeley
Colorado and Southern Railroad
Timnath
Colorado and Southern
Greeley
Coloado
Cheyenne
Wyo
Strikers Ordered to Bull Pen Under Martial Law
One hundred striking coal miners refused registration under military orders in Las Animas County Colorado. They were forced to march eighteen miles under cavalry escort from the strikers camp near Ludlow to a bull pen to hold detainees as county jail is already full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Coal Min
Miitary
Las
Animag Coun
Trinidad
Colo
Ludlow
Fragmentary Illinois GOP meeting notes and names
The readable fragments show Illinois Republican state convention in Springfield called to order on Friday with scattered names and phrases. Entities include Shenna Pierce and Frank Vand, plus references to January 1 and an engineer. The text is garbled with missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Sprinfield
Oneealter
Shenna
Pierce
Girdner
Cathrs‘shoulq
Talk to China rights of American gunboats argued
The United States press reports that Washington approved Admiral Evans's view that American warships may operate in inland Chinese waters where Americans reside or do business, citing the most favored nation clause. The dispute arose after the Villalobos visit and Chinese protests at Hangzou Manchang and Yangtze River valley actions. The State Department endorsed Evans after Conger sought treaty-based limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
China
Washington
State Department
Conger
Pekin
Robley D. Evans
Asiatic Station
Villalobos
Yangate Valley
Associated Fleet
Tadai
Kinkiing
Haakow
Manchang
Shanghai
Poyang Lake
Admiral Evans
Hay
Kidnapping in Tangier Involves Perdicaris and British subject
An American and a British subject were seized from a Tangier country home by a large band of native brigands led by Russaly. Perdicaris, a naturalized US citizen and Tangier resident, and his British stepson Garley are awaited for ransom. US Consul Guymere and the British minister are pursuing the case vigorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
United States
Perdicaris
Morocco
Garley
Tangiers
Russaly
Walter Harris
London Times
Guymere
Death Foretold in a Dream Lane Drowns in Oklahoma
Frank Lane drowned in a creek three miles southeast of Hinton Oklahoma Thursday. His body had not yet been recovered despite continuous dragging. His mother, a resident of Anadarko, had recently dreamed he would drown near Hinton and had warned him a week earlier to avoid fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lane
Oklahoma
Prank Lane
Hinton
Okla
Lane
Anadarko
Russian General Kuropatkin Carries Coffin Belief
A Polish Baltimore editor received a letter from Brunslau Kobylanski claiming General Kuropatkin, commander in Manchuria, believes he will die in battle during the far eastern war and is carrying his coffin. The letter, sent from Brunslau Kobylanski, notes the general’s firm belief and readiness for death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muropatkin
Far East
Kuropatkin
Manchuria
Adam Bantro
Baltimore
Brunslau Kobylanski
Russia
Burglar Gets Life In Burglary Case At Mason
Michigan man Lewis Oliver, jailed after stealing $2 and two hats from a butcher shop, received a life sentence at Marquette prison for his third burglary offense. Judge Weist rejected the idea that a felon with prior arrests must face harsher restraint. Nearby Chicago lime stone concrete teamsters ended a lockout by approving a straight eleven hour day and a weekly raise to settle the dispute affecting about 25,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Mich
Lewis Oliver
Marquette
Weist
Oliver
Big Lookout
Enda
Chicago
Death in St. Paul Bonfire Burns Victim
An 86 year old woman identified as the daughter of Raymond Labowetzer of St. Paul Minnesota died at St. Paul city hospital after sustaining burns in a bonfire incident. Authorities reported no further details on the cause or circumstances of the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Lahbowetzer
Raymond Labowetzer
St.Paul, Minn
St. Paul City Hospital
Eta
Sahups
Biaveee
Plot thwarted in May 10 czar parade bombing
Breslau Zeitung reports authorities in St. Petersburg uncovered a planned attack on Czar Nicholas II during the spring parade on May 10. A nurse? No, Miss Merezhevsky, daughter of a leading Russian psychiatrist, was seized with a bomb concealed in New clothing near the pavilion. The incident caused a scandal, with reports of her potential execution and her father’s distress. The czar then arrived at Poltava to reviews and a brief soldiers’ address, praising military renown and blessing regiments before departing at 5 PM amid cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Breslau Zeitung
Merezhevsky
Mervzhevsky
Czar Nicholas
Poltava
Ikong
Pottova
Texas Trust Cases First Court Victory For Rail Express Firms
The Missouri Kansas Texas rail line and the Pacific Express Company won the initial anti trust fight in Austin. The district court sustained their demurrer and found no violation of anti trust laws in their alleged conspiracy to bar other express carriers on the Katy system. Damages sought in this and about forty similar suits totaled around 20 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporationg
Austin
State of
Texas
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Road
Pacific Express Company
Express
Katy
Brooks
District Court
Fortune for stenographer heiress to Denver estate
Miss Alice G. Farrell a New York stenographer is named as heiress to an estate reported worth 500000. She plans to travel to Denver to settle uncle Joseph Farrell's mining fortune and, until departure, will remain at her law office desk awaiting the turn of events and her new wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alice G. Farrell
Denver
Joseph Farrell
No Break in Illinois Republicans Continue Balloting
Republicans in Illinois press on with balloting at the Springfield convention as Lowden delegates march with placards declaring Lowden forever amid talk of a 30 day recess. Also reports Turks and Armenians clash in Chelyzan Kazakstan area with heavy casualties. Two Boston children, Walter Ryan and Johnny Ranahan, 6 and 10, hospitalized after bat and ball injuries in separate incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lowdon
Lowden
Walter Ryan
Johnny Ranahan
Boseton
Mase
Ryan
Ranahan
Chicago to Isaac Bonds Ordinance for Seven Million City Bonds
Chicago city council approves sale of 5.5 million dollars in bonds to raise funds for paying the citys judgments. Comptroller directed to advertise for bids on the issue, details set by ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Isaac Bonds
Cuban Cartmen Strike Over Payment Currency
Cubans in Havana refuse Spanish money and walk out Monday seeking payment in American currency for lumber hauling. The strike shows labor unrest amid currency frustrations and tensions with colonial governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Havans
Cuba
Porger Arrest in Correctionville Over Forged Checks
Homer M. Vorhies, wanted in ten Iowa counties plus Minnesota and Missouri for forging checks, was arrested in Correctionville after being identified by Dr. Dunlap who previously endorsed a $30 check in Des Moines. Sheriff Leoper and W B Dunlap brought him back. Vorhies waived examination and faces grand jury bonds. He claims to have received the checks from others in regular business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoper
W. B. Dunlap
Des Moines
Correctionville
Homer M. Vorhies
Vorhies
Iowa
Minnesota
Century Bank
A. W. Tyler
Bloomington
Dr. Dunlap
Minois
Dunlap
Ulinets
State Bankers’ Association
Grand Jury
Mahaska
Bouton
Ringgold
Missouri
Death by Own Action of Aged German Pioneer of Merrill
David Eberhard aged 72 or 73 years hanged himself in a coal shed behind his Merrill home Monday night. His daughter Lizzie found the body. Though a pulse remained briefly, he died soon after. A native of Galena Illinois, he moved to Liberty Township and later to Merrill. Widowed about a year, he had lately grieving deeply. He left five sons and four daughters, all in the Merrill area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Eberhard
Merrill
Lizzie
Eberhard
Galena
Til
Plymouth County
Liberty Township
Short Change Men at Work in Shelby County Towns
Swindlers operating in small Shelby County towns use a routine where a man buys a small item then offers a $10 or $20 bill, claiming he gave a small bill by mistake. The merchant is shown the tiny note, then pressed to give change and the swindler exits with the larger bill as payment for the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby County
Emma Hardwick sues father in law for 25000
Emma Hardwick of Buchanan County sues her father in law Thomas Hardwick for alienation of affection, seeking 25000 in damages. She alleges five years of attempts to turn her husband George away, threats of disinheritance, and reports that her husband has left the state while she was ejected from the couple’s home owned by the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hardwick
Buchanan County
Independence
Thomas Hardwick
Westbury Township
George Hardwick
Bitten by Stallion Injures Youth Near Oskaloosa
Edldie Wile, 19, of five miles east of Oskaloosa, was attacked by a vicious stallion while trying to escape through a narrow fence. The horse kicked and trampled him, tearing flesh and knocking him unconscious for hours. The stallion’s bite and pounding caused severe injuries, but no bones were broken and he is expected to recover in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy
Edldie Wile
Oskaloosa
Medica
Aesistance
Crushed by Locomotive Fatal Rural Accident at Sioux City
Hamilton Rich aged 89 of 806 Pavonia Street was killed crossing Milwaukee Road yards near Division Street in Sioux City Tuesday night. The tragedy left a destitute family including a sick son and three young children. Enginemen heard his cry when engines passed, and Rich’s foot may have been caught in a wheel. He was taken to Samaritan Hospital and was not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Rich
Sioux City
Milwaukee Railroad
Division Street
Alve
Pavonia Street
Milwaukee Road
Samaritan Hospital
Rich
Collateral Inheritance Tax Case Begs Iowa Court
A $20,000 collateral inheritance tax case arises in Iowa City under state taxation rules. The dispute concerns a Vermont certificate of deposit tied to a deceased Hanover New Hampshire resident, Julia P. Whiting. Administrators in Onawa challenge the tax while the state seeks enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa City
Vermont
Towa
Julia PV. Whiting
Hanover
N. H
George A. Oliver
Onawa
Mrs. Mary King Burned In Oil Can Blast At Rockwell City
Mrs. Mary King wife of C M King long time landlord of Rockwell House Rockwell City and Inter of Hotel Columbia Lake City was severely burned when a can believed to contain kerosene but containing gasoline exploded as she started a fire in the stove. Heavy clothing helped protect her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary King
C. M. King
Yes
Rockwell House
Rockwell City
Hotel Columbia
Lake City
Des Moines River Rescue After Infant Plunge
A mentally unstable woman from St Paul threw her 3 year old daughter from a Des Moines bridge into the Des Moines River. A river worker saved both mother and child as the watershed closed over the infant. The child’s condition is critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heraclf
Liussies
St. Paul
Des Moines
Farmer Dies After Bull Attack Near LeMars
Fritz Bornhorst, 62, a Plymouth County farmer, died Saturday morning at the H. O. Curtis farm seven miles from LeMars from injuries caused by a bull. He was watering cattle in a pasture when the animal knocked him down and gored him, breaking nearly all ribs and causing internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Dica
Fritz Bornhorst
H. O. Curtis
LeMars
Bornhorst
Boy Bandits Sentenced In Des Moines Court
William Blair and Hoyt Wilkins, dubbed boy bandits, received seven years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to burglaries and attempted holdups in Judge McHenry’s Des Moines court. Fire at Chariton blamed on arson. Henry Schotte and Harley Waynick, about 20, confess without motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Blair
Hoyt Wilkins
Chariton
Henry Schotte
Harley Waynick
Doctor Under Arrest in Whisky Cure Scandal
Dr A E Distbrow of Creighton Neb rich ranchman and physician faces Sioux City jail charged with obtaining money on false pretenses and defrauding J A Ilannah of Bellingham Wash in a case tied to an alleged whisky cure. Also notes disappearance of Elma Smith 19 from Murehyntown with suspected death by drowning and police detaining A Chambers W M Christine and H Davie for laying claim to found property and misappropriating it without proper notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Distbrow
Creighton
Neb
Sioux City
J. A. Ilannah
Bellingham
Wash
Elma Smith
Murehyntown
Alony
A. Chambers
W. M. Christine
H. Davie
Rast Des Moles
Stand Pat Tariff Plea Dominates Iowa Delegation
Iowa delegation to the National Republican Convention backed a stand pat tariff plank and reciprocity for non competitive products. Governor Cummins rallied followers with a pledge to stand at the center of the platform as delegates argued for protection, Roosevelt endorsement, and opposition to trusts. The convention adopted a stand pat posture while endorsing the Roosevelt administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea Moines
Iowa
Resolutions Committee
Committee On
Cumming
Advancdy
Cummins
Roosevelt
William McKinley
Nelson Dingley
Congress
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Larson
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Nyer
Rio
Frank Vand
Coffin
Czar
London
Baku
Caucasia
Cheleyzan
Mush
Porger
Ohbecks
Banks
Fort Dodge
Henry Collins
Thomas Scott
W.R. Scripture
Marion
LeMara
van Donsler
Hull
LeMarson
C. B. Carkery
Rex Stubbs
Fairfield
A. Wilson
H. H. Woods
Cedar Rapida
Lawrence
Kan
Jones County
Royal Union Life Insurance Company
Gallagher
Byington
Cage
Grand Jary
Supreme Court
STAL_LION
Babe
River
Tariff
Cummine
W. B. Allison
J. P. Dotliver
A. B. Cummins
J. W. Blythe
D. H. Bowen
GO. W. Orlin
W. W. Simmons
Frank R. Crocker
M. W. Batley
A. Carpenter
G. W. French
M. Ourtin
O. M. Gillett
S. Dusworth
A. H. Guile
Harry Green
T. W. Coxsee
L. Clarke
H. L. Waterman
J. A. de Muth
J. H. Wendursen
Dr. J. Hostetter
W. P. Peutman
R. Jaque
George Wright
Ems
Muhlen Ead
B. KK. Winne
R. J. Cleaves
Vin der Lleida
Europe
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