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Newspaper

Hardin County Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1908

Page

4

Fragmented 19th Century Musings Across Newsprint

A garbled OCR style summary touches on diverse topics from a Jersey man and a revolution to Deming painting canvases, bystander sympathies in a royal context, Fiend of Castro, Kermit Roosevelt, banking failures, sea voyages, German cable plans, horse pinning, weather and legislation notes, and general unrest reflecting era concerns.

Iowa items mix health official death and local notices

A jumble of Iowa news reports reports the death of Kennedy of Des Moines longtime state health official in Los Angeles. It covers conventions in Mason City and Dubuque divorce alimony, interurban rail plans, court actions, farm events and local incidents across Marshalltown Davenport and Mason City with notable names and places.

Taft Bryan clash and Oklahoma governor resigns

Political notes from Lincoln to Creston cover Taft and Bryan sparring over trust prosecutions, Oklahoma Gov Haskell resigning as Democratic treasurer, and Republican leaders announcing resignations. Also reported are international and domestic items: castaways arriving in Suva, Koch’s tuberculosis debate, bank robbery in Cogswell, and other early 20th century events.

Roosevelt William J. Bryan Gov Haskell Oklahoma Indiana

Georgia Indicted Candidate and Notable Appointments

Yancey Carter the Independence party gubernatorial candidate for Georgia was indicted for carrying concealed weapons. Sir George Truscott was elected lord mayor of London. Joseph Stewart of Missouri was appointed second assistant postmaster general succeeding James T. McCleary who resigned. Caleb Powers baptized at Jellico Tennessee after eight years in penitentiary related to Goebel case. Dr J A S Grogsland, ex US minister to Liberia, arrested in Missouri on grand larceny charge. Theodore Roosevelt Jr began work at Hartford Carpet works in Thompsonville. Fay Hempstead of Arkansas to be crowned poet laureate of masonry in Chicago on October 5.

Yancey Carter Independence Party Georgia George Truscott London Joseph Stewart Missouri Post Office Department James T. McCleary Minnesota Caleb Powers Goebel Gov. Willson Jellico Tenn J. A. S. Grogsland United States Liberia St. Joseph Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Hartford Carpet Works Thompsonville Conn Fay Hempstead Arkansas Medinah ‘Temple Chicago

Obituary notices of notable figures across the U S

The obituary column reports deaths of Travis Ross a longtime messenger for 17 postmasters general. Rev Alexander Leclaire aged 98 long Masonic member and reputed oldest in a secret order dies in Lynden Washington. John McClurg president of Cosmopolitan National Bank Pittsburg. John Henry Neville vice president Kentucky State University and prominent southern educator dies suddenly in Lexington. Other notices include the death of Joseph Wheelock, a well known actor, and Dr J B McGaudhey 66 a prominent Winona physician found dead at his home.

Robert Gobli Meservey Foreign Missionary Fund Presbyterian Church At Waterloo H. W .Reherd Chas. E. Bradt Chicago Presbyterian Town United States Foreign Mission Committee Synod of Town Frank McDonnell Mason City Garner Hancock County George Stevens McDonnell Northwestern States Cement Company Malcolm Currie Albert Martin Martin Sac City Ile Cherokee Towa Jack Wright Davenport Wright John G. Cary Dora Holmer Palo Alto County la Grange Elsay Horace Bruns Travis Ross D. M. Key George von Ly. Meyer Alexander Leclaire Masonic Lynden Wash John McClurg Cosmopolitan National Bank Pittsburg John Henry Neville Kentucky State University Lexington Joseph — Wheelock Winona Minn Lis Hiome

Des Moines Health League to Back TB Institute

Des Moines residents rally for the newly formed Des Moines Health League to raise funds for a tuberculosis institute. Plans include a $1,000 hospital on city grounds and an open board of 27 directors. the movement gathers support from prominent citizens and a Chamber of Commerce meeting.

Des Moines Chamberlain Des Moines Health League Des Moines Union State Board of Railroad Commissioners Rock Island Des Moines Adman’s Club Associated Advertising Clubs of America Kansas City Airmen’s Club MicVey

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