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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1901

Page

4

Wabash train wreck injures many near Council Bluffs

A through train from St Louis to Omaha wrecked near Council Bluffs on a Friday, throwing the mail and baggage cars, two coaches, a chair car and a Pullman sleeper down an 18 foot embankment. About a hundred passengers were aboard. three may die, sixteen seriously hurt, with many others injured. Rescue crews and a relief train were dispatched. the cause is believed to be rail spread on a curve.

Wabash St. Louis Oma‘ha Council Blufisle Indian Creek Arthur I Wilson Council Bluffs George Rue Silver City Fare House A. H. Wilson Tekamaoh Neb Keil Hotel Council Bing Omaha William Rodgerson Mineola Burlington Malvern

Railroads Plan to Cut Passenger and Freight Rates

United States Senator Kittredge disclosed correspondence among Gov. Herreid, the South Dakota railroad commission, and representatives of Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Chicago and Northwestern and Great Northern Railroads. The plan provides for reduced passenger and freight rates, aiming to lower costs for the people of South Dakota.

United States Kittredge Sioux, Falls Herreid South’ Dakota Railroad Commission Megsrs Herling Hughitt and Hill Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Chicago and Northwestern Great Northern Railads South

Lipton's Shamrock II Defeated by Columbia in 1901 Cup Race

Crowds jammed Sandy Hook to watch Lipton’s Shamrock II and Columbia in the first Cup races of 1901. Light winds left the 80 mile course unrunnable within time. Columbia led for most of the way, finishing with Shamrock II far behind. Morgan's private signal yacht maintained dominance, with only brief early movement from Shamrock II.

Partisanis Columbia Sandy Hook Thireday Thomas Lipton Sey Fishine Amerlegus J. P. Morgan

Hanna Praises Roosevelt After McKinley Death

Senator Hanna told a Cleveland reporter that Roosevelt has matured into a steadier leader. He praised the new president’s honesty, action, and adherence to Republican principles as he faces sudden national duties following President McKinley’s death.

Roosevelt Senator Hanna Cleveland William McKinley United States

Death sentence for McKinley’s killer Czolgosz

Czolgosz was sentenced in Buffalo on Friday to be electrocuted the week beginning October 28, the earliest execution date under state law. About 150 spectators watched as he entered the court, shackled by two detectives, nervous and perspiring, then sat with a listless, strained demeanor.

McKinley Czolgosz Buffalo Law of the State Vo Cage Otter Jill Ozolgonz Haya Brant Borgow Baggie Singin

Stormy Passage Damages Kron-Prinz Liner

The Kron-Prinz Wilhelm arrived in New York from Cherbourg after a six day passage made under reduced speed due to rough weather. Huge waves caused considerable damage to the liner while the twin screw steamer posted an average speed of 19.74 knots.

Kron-Prinz

Hawaii Learns McKinley Assassination on Sept 18

News of President McKinley s assassination reached Honolulu on September 18 causing bustling excitement. Courts adjourned and business paused as the Ventura carried the news from San Francisco, the first papers printed since the island s annexation.

McKinley Honolulu Ventura Gan Francisco Firat

Miss Stone Abduction Drama Reported In Constinople Dispatch

A Daily Telegraph dispatch from Constantinople reports confusion over the Miss Stone kidnapping. Turkish troops were said to be involved, but the village believed to hold the American missionary was found empty as brigands fled toward Bulgaria. The account notes rapid movement and uncertain outcomes in the volatile region.

Miss ‘Stone E London Daily Telegraph Miss Stone Bulgaria

Open Letter From Labor Leaders Challenges Shaffer

Gompers and Mitchell demand Shaffer prove recent accusations in a formal three member committee to hear and decide. They threaten resignation from AFL and linked unions if charges are upheld, requesting a committee chosen by Shaffer and listing labor leaders to sit.

Gompers Ashland Honge New York Santel Gompers American Federation of Labor Cignalmakers’ International Union John Mitchell United Mine Workers of America Federation of Labor Theodore J. Shaffer Amalgamated Association of Iran, Steel and Tin Workers Associated Press Pittsburg Washington, D.C City of New York Cigarmakers’ International The American Federation of Tabor Executive Councii

Union of Duke Heiress and Goodall Shock Raleigh Elopement

Miss Ethel Duke daughter of millionaire B T Duke and traveling salesman H I Goodall of Richmond Va were married at the Yarborough house Raleigh after eloping from Durham. Miss Duke had been engaged to Mr J A Nevell of Richmond and sent a note to him before leaving. The couple traveled by train after walking three miles from Durham to reach their rail connection.

Mr. Nevell Mr. Goodall Mr Duke Raleigh

Germany's Losses in China Campaign Total 685

The German force in China suffered 685 total losses from killed in action, accidents, and disease. The tally includes all fatal outcomes across the campaign.

Germany China

Memorial push to Roosevelt over South Africa crisis

A Brussels dispatch reports Me. Kruger seeks U S intervention in South Africa through a memorial to President Roosevelt. Eight killed and seven injured in a Newark gas-works explosion. Market quotations cover Chicago, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Detroit commodities and livestock.

Roosevelt Kruger London Daily Mail Brussels United States South Africa Wssex and Hudson Gas Company Newark N. J Chicago Indianapolis Louis Cincinnati Detroit

Trial of Leon Czolgosz Ends in Death Sentence for McKinley Assassin

Leon Czolgosz was found guilty of first degree murder in the assassination of President William McKinley. On October 28, he faces execution by electric chair at Albany in a swift, formal sentence pronounced by Judge White after a concise trial.

Leon FP Czolgosz Mar McKinley White Stite Albany Sgassin Crie United States Oxolgosz Loren Lewis Thomas Thomas. Lamy Ornent William Bull Police Conse St Elogett Leon Cralgagh O’dluels Tvm Bolt Witnesy Loren G. Gewis Ist Ele Deny Lis Tate Penny Mituis Penney Leon Czolessa Remniey Leon Czolgoaz Lis Ulseyas

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