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Hamburg Reporter in Hamburg, Iowa

28 Feb 1908

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Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1908

Page

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Wide World Briefs and Tragic News Roundup

A wide collection of telegraphic summaries reports a fatal collision near Spring Valley New York where six were killed and many injured. a Denver mass shooting by an anarchist interrupts a service. rioting in Teheran leaves many dead. accidents include a Fort Dodge switch engine crash and a Wilkes-Barre mine incident. Also noted are political campaigns in New York and Illinois, labor unrest, al man raids, and various international incidents affecting ships, fires and storms.

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Oatario & Western Spring Valley N.Y Lynn Bhick Tonia Island Stuyvesant Fish Chicago Mass Central Railroad Company Union Pacific Railroad Company Denver Lee Heinrichs Black Hand New York Yates Irngis Heoyte San Franciseo Cotoe Lust Menta Waysville Sam Murebises Creed Piso Pawnace City Neb Oscar Frank Will Walter Holbrook Fred Noonan Shayneetown Teheran Hayat Ler Pre Halifax Jermada Turks Island Kingston Countess Szechanyi Willian K. Vanderbilt Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Plymouth Ngland London Brooklyn Wa.y Oklahoma Muskesee Nebraska State Bank of Bran Tate Bia Mrestovick i. Grant Pacific York New York City Marry K. Thaw Mvelen United States Ambargsailor O'Brien Tokyo Aren Wishey Widermvaw Renaman John Mitchel United Mine Workers of America Roosevelt Panama St. Petersburg Pennypacker Pennsylvania Capitol Carson Stoessel Port Arthur George Dixon Aparenda Walter Weichert Callier San Juan Amy Sheldon Newport R. 1 Harvard University Eugene W. Guindon Fuller's Express Company Fred A Waltet Marrimin Hinois “Central Railroad Farlin Trdianapolis Iingis Supreme Court Unioaw UN Legal Baycon Bonaparte Morocco Paris Cen d'Amade Prench Echief Senor Gomez Philippine Assembly Miinvis Supreme Court Cook County Asbury C. Latimer South Carolina Washington Vernuim Lincoln Andover Mass Jaron Takahirad Japan White House Woodstock X.il American Ice Company Charles W. Norse R. Livingston Lee Tarstoy Oakland Cal Missouri Pacific Aubnen Crete LR. Wiilley Shanghai United States Court of China Manchuria State Department China Senate and Assembly Alhans X.Y Adirondack WL i Cresviston H. Wellington Stewart Join John Angus Tallyho W.va Burlington Wits Cannon Illinois Republican State Central Committee Springfield Ansevelt Mid-Valley Frank Orleskia Sud
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Hepburn Law Not Repealing Elkins Act, Court Rules

Washington reports a big ruling on whether the Hepburn act repeals the Elkins act. The Great Northern Railway case upholds that repeals were not complete and preserves penalties. Judge Landis cautions the ruling clarifies theStandardsOil appeal and notes the significance for enforcement.

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Washington Theo Tebades Air Ueveraux Enmauiesy Orics Minneapolis Washinngton Gtaund Heyluru Euntleeng Howels Landis- Chicago Wrd Oil Company Langis Siis Chio
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Motive for His Deed. Assassin Explains Murder

Anarchist Colurande Springs-Gnisseppe Guar haceia, who shot priest Leo Nevntichs in Denver, claims he was moved to kill by a sense of wrongs from Sicily and a desire to avenge perceived church abuses. He says his home anger and earlier expulsion from a church fueled his crime, and church bells on Sunday morning prompted the act.

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Colurande Gnisseppe Guar Haceia Aint Dakar Leo Nevntichs Denver Pelus Wekl Sicily Lane Fuster Srabe Wits Tramie Churet Cansus Winn Daz
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Protest Against Navy Expenditure Begs Senate Attention

A petition opposing the plan to expand the navy by more than 40 million dollars for four ships was presented to the Senate by Senator Tate, chairing the naval affairs committee. The move reflects strong opposition to increased military spending and proposed ship construction.

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Washington Senate Tate Committee On Naval Affai
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Pension for Judges Bill Introduced in Senate Favorably Reported

Washington debate on a retirement plan for federal judges proposes full pay on retirement after ten years service and age 70. Senator Knex introduced the measure, which advanced in committee, reflecting a push for lifetime judicial security.

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Washington United States Court Knex
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Fragmented OCR article on seat rearrangement gains unclear

The text shows garbled lines about seats and political alignment with references to Washington and press events. No clear names, date, or locations are legible enough to form a coherent summary.

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Unclear Message From a Fragmented Source

An OCR fragment mentions names like Gontinus and Gonnypous with references to hiring, a judge or labor issues, and a phrase driver out of center, but the text is garbled and lacks a coherent event or outcome to report. The intact elements suggest a political or labor related dispute but no verifiable details.

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Gontinus Gonnypous Arsinizuians Cenre
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Havimand's Name Sent In and Trial Proceedings

A local court case centers on Havimand with one president figure named Tom in contention. The document alleges bribery and related crimes, detailing arraignment and expected testimony as the defendant faces charges in a Neurite area courthouse.

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Havimand Tombed Goss Ciaimned Brenvsit
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Local reader notes stray crimes and civic actions in tiny town

Reports from New Thursford and surrounding areas describe a string of incidents and meetings. Arrests include Ave Davis of Meson City bound for grand jury in a child assault case. Charles Allen released. Gambling raids at Olturnwit and police action against tax evaders target Cudahy Packing and Armour & Co. Local church conferences, school advisory roles, and discussions on funding a Swedish-American college are recorded along with fires that killed a man in a livery barn and a fatal accident at a depot.

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Hawami Wright New Thursford Tees Ukelewa Mu Cit Swedish Lutheran Church Olumna Swedish-Americm Calluse and Theological College Rock Island Wypon Burlington Diniel Ave Davis Meson City Mockwell Markc Watking Firmer Rockwell Davis Charles Alien Steff Jackson She Garvin Oltumwit Evanre Samble Anary Seranan Alts George’ Slater Paula Mer Slater Hyers Burlington Civic Federation Strail Mississippi Valley Gurlington Dyers HH. Seerley Norma School Ti Civic Federation Great Tiruteta Ireland Mar Tmm International Marine Com Any Alfred Mo London Kelley Bryalost Railroad Bryan Chicago Woolbury Cudahy Packing Company Armour & Co Linus City Ben McCoy Oskaloosa D. B. Shonty Siowyo Stock Yards Company Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company Edwin Z. Dewry Cudahy Waeking Company Cs Rominab Fay Vans Arwane & Co Phaee Mat Rane Heighbor Howe Othuiv Sherif Jaclil Ines Tneir Herbert Reteh- Widd Miza Mary J. Mahoney Qtumoya Crom Oscar Hogan Tie Mahoney Hogan Park Maddison Adler Wideail Play Wate Port Dodge Lewis Tonsillis Fortune Claurenes Fenton Albia Aly Fenton Minois Monroe Courky Redford Mld Baldain Will Saville Floyxal Nevis Imra Navses Savill Lel M. 1 Batilwin Iusnvinees Perzeng Byron W. Nesvberry Clayton County Cnlercyl Ted Cory Grits von Savith Edward Torrey Charles ‘Torrey Boone
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