New York and World News in Fragmented Report
Disjointed notes from 1909 recount a mix of political, financial, and social items. Mentions include Mayor Gaynor of New York, editor Wright of the Syracuse Courier, New York Republican convention outcomes, Lorimer vote bribery allegations, and Italian emigrants amid cholera fears. Also cited are labor disputes, tax and curbing assessments in New Jersey, and a Naples cholera outbreak affecting thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wein
Gaynor
New York
Alty
Gilveston
Charles Re Wright
Syracuse
Courier
Mr. Wright
United States
Ebicanian
Bir Thomas
Strong
Duke Frangsonet
Bavaria
Iowa Publicity Bureau Aims to Boost State Growth
A Des Moines committee forms a state publicity bureau to promote Iowa, fund by theater profits, and organize advertising clubs in major towns. The effort seeks to inform residents about state opportunities, counter far distant advertising, and spur legislative passage. The plan is backed by Iowa League of Commercial Clubs and municipal groups with editor and advertiser support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ded Moines ‘Aamen's Club
IdWo Boll
State Department of Agriculture
House and Stock Company
Des Moines
Hiegen
Iowa League of Commercial Cluba
Town League of Municipalities
Frank Armstrong
W. My Eldred
Flynn
Des Moines Puts Light on Iowa Telecom Tax Totals
An Iowa state report totals a net assessment of 3 947 068 14 for telephone and telegraph firms, up nearly 300 000 from last year, detailing instrument counts pole mileage and assessments for telegraph toll exchange mixed rural lines and rural instruments. Governor Carroll issues official election proclamation calling for state officers senators representatives district judges and a proposed constitutional convention. The article notes a custody dispute over rats damaging household effects and a local arrest for a life-for-shame incident, plus several upcoming events including a Des Moines Pure Food Show and a 1912 carpenters convention in Washington D C. It also reports Max Witte’s fourth term heading Clarinda hospital and local court actions against May Costigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New “York
Lorimer
New York
Jnos
St. Paul
Minn
Italy
Paris
Genoa
America
Agesociation
South Orange
N. J
Census Bureau
Madrid
Spain
Canalefag
Nashville, Tenn
James le ‘Houghteling
Florence Callahan
Guilford
Naples
Clagues
Ita
Mangamnen
Janke Lumber’ Company
Bhurtleft
Adirondack
Des Moines
Rept
Iowa
Davison
State Executive Council
Iast
Proclaime
B. F. Carroll
Buble
Iowa State News Roundup of Obits, Appointments, and Disasters
Numerous Iowa items: John Yout killed when his auto overturned near Cresco. Mrs. Catherine Braker dies at 40 in Iowa City. George M. Finley named foreman at Fairport fair station. Prizes paid by Iowa State Fair board. rural carrier exams and appointments announced. deaths of Henry Davis and Esther McDowell noted. Various county postings include postmaster appointments, pension grants, railroad accidents, census figures for Dubuque, and a murder case bound over to grand jury. Also mentions a bank depository filing, a Northwestern German Methodist conference, and a large potato shipment forecast from Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yout
Hamons
Minn
Cresco
Catherine Braker
Iowa City
George M. Finley
Fairport
Feir
Iowa State Fair Association
Emerson and Lackevlew
James R. Scholes
James Jones
Des Moines
William Fitzgerald
Frank D. Green
Dunlap
Henry Davis
Altoona
Mia
Lily Canfield
Ralph W. Beatty
Waterville
Wash
A. Day
Patrick L. Devancey
George Lochrie
John S. Shearer
Henry Guenas
Lafe C. Wilholte
Pierson
Woodbury County
Bertsch
Marshalltown
Dubuque
Mise Esther McDowell
A. B. Swisher
Juan Hermandez
West Liberty
American Savings Bank of
Maquoketa
Postal Savings Bank
Northwestern German Methodist Conference
Iowa
Dakota
Charles City
Mason City
Iowa Central Yards
W. W. Holmes
Elizabeth Hassman
The
College For the Blind
Waterloo
H. 3. Rowe
Grand Junction
Melbourne
John R. Hopkins
Moville
Vincent McMahon
Herbert Irish
Newton
Bart B. Simpson
Ottuwmo
John H. Kiefer
A. MacHachron
Prohibition Party of
Manning
Ben Carlson
Bar Tiville
James M. Johnson
Adair
Wayne County
Ohio
T.J. Myers
J. J. Myers
Methodist Church
Town Wesleyan University
Mt. Ploagaut
State Board of Control
Audon Intendenta
State Legialeture
Craig
Senyea
Penstone
Ana
Elizabeth B. Haird
Robert T. Ryan
Augustus Ennis
Patrick Forby
Henry Franaham
Seago T
French
John A. McWvoy
Charles Prentley
Lucy FP
Rogs
Manklin B
Wylie
Capital Laod
Olea Lake Cautauqua ‘Association
Olver An
Ker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mero Reverianl
ArTo Pa
Berlin
NGF
Des “Moines
Aastatth
Jennie’ Stéele Huegle
Polk County
Collgeum
Dee
Leavenworth
Kan
Department of
Missouri
War Department
Leaven: Worth Miliary Committee
Are
Des ‘Moines
Lloyd
McKibben
Trips
Frank Chiado
John Gigtott
Thraats
Don" Losh
Frank’ Winterhaus
Pregg
Rata
Charles Heamlin
Wabash Railroad Company
Bertha Nelson
Zumbrota
Charles Edkers
van Liew
Motes
Carpenters
Washington
International Convention of Carpenters and Joiners
May Goatigan
May Costigan
Yeager
Trappere
Sabula
Brotherhood of American Trappers
Trapper's Protetive ‘Association
Lambert's Island
Ines
Iowa State 7
Commonwealth
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