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Newspaper

Humboldt County Republican

Location

Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1910

Page

3

Dr. Lockdale weatha visit at Russell Hotel Humboldt

Dr. B A Lockdale weTha Moted Specialist schedules visits at Russell Hotel Humboldt fore noon only on Thursday Dec 22 with return every four weeks. He offers thorough examination of chronic diseases of kidneys liver stomach and nerves, boasts twenty years of study, and provides free opinion and advice of charge. The notice lists visit times and outreach to Des Moines via doctor’s home contact.

B. A. Lockdale Russell Hotel Humboldt Stockdale Manta Stockdale Tie Cali Hon Binuk Hin Ties B. A. Btochdale Utica Bulldtie Mex Moines Des Moines

Rockwall creamery project and Iowa brief items

Iowa briefs report a $10,000 creamery planned for Rockwall City, multiple local incidents and notes. Items include Boone resident Mrs H A Chambera, Marshalltown oil company formation, Newton man Prank ArcDermott injured, Hayard high school fundraiser, and various deaths, arrests, and local developments across towns like Des Moines, Clear Lake, Osage, and Burlington with mentions of smallpox, floods, and recent civic actions.

Rockwall City H. A. Chambera Boone Marshalltown Oil Company Prank ArcDermott Newton Henry Groom Osage Tubbell Fred Burgess Mn North Western Marshalltown Des Moines Jogzeph Watson Aldean Washta Puble Fonda Barney Ferrari Frasier Ed Rypert Northwestern Railway Clinton Nichols Dea Moines John Trarwikie Red Oak Marburg Germany Los Angeles H. D. Radley Manning Town State University Glee Club Iowa City State Supreme Court Murt W. Lindsay B. L. Elkior State Board of Health Braddyville Eagle Grove F. R. Austin William J. Brumekool Pella United States District Court Hamburg Aspen Grove Burtington Charles Fillett Perkins Herman Teske Owassa Independence Teske Jay Swetzer Waterloo Green Mountain Stock Island Sioux City Smith Atlantic Fairfield Ity Council

Artilleryman Resisted Bandit Stranded in Kansas City

Kansas City police and Leavenworth seek a neatly dressed young bandit who robbed passengers and crew of a Missouri Pacific train from Leavenworth to Kansas City. About twenty people lost cash with several watches stolen. Captain H. L. Newbold of the Fourth United States artillery was shot at, his bat knocked off, but he returned to Fort Leavenworth. The bandit escaped across the line toward Kansas City. The captain’s wound is described as not serious by a physician.

Gus Leedcur Lyons Root Latimer Misa Lecy Ott T. N. Morrison Urace Mplacopel Lyona The Estate University Iowa City Mary Ann John Hanks Dillon Sidney Farmers Cnstltute Lohrville Lohrville and Comnuity Booster Club A. M. Jackson Dea Moines Jooge Rail Oo. L. Pardyn Clacton Krandigen North Iowa Poultry and Jornssacciation Gowrie Fort Dodge Alice Boyd Glidden Bobby Shaite August Thomas Darlan Sait Mara H. Thomas Red Oak Rasmus Smith Clinton Northwestern Railway Aga Harry Frye Blatraburg Grind Island Neb Iris VA. V. Kort Iowa Decorah Alineas Myr. Kort Thurvday Adolph Lepper Davenport Street Order of Railway J. E. Largiola Frank Holsman Bayard A. H. Nickell Waterloo Oelwein May Cole Lisbon Louis Cole Irene Orife Dawes Wyoming Jesup James P. Hoeden Council Bluffs McNabb Ife Cyrua Weaver Iowa Soldiers Knoxville Anta L. Weaver Des Moiines Claude Jones Sioux City Bell Keokuk Tems Cateer Mason Kewanee Jesse Deer Vincannes Mason Kansas City Leavenworth Missouri Pacific Kan H. L. Newbold Fourth United States Artillery Fort Leavenworth Newbold Washington Perioun

Paterson Guardsmen Troop Off Civilian Pumps at Drill

The Fifth Regiment of New Jersey National Guard faces disruption as Paterson youths ordered to abandon patent feather pumps and wear drill shoes with broad toes. Critics in Governor's Island army circle prompted the shift, and the dancing drills and hops often follow. Most Paterson companies are young men with social ambitions. They warn of further actions if the order stands.

Paterson N. J New Jersey National Buard Drilla Governor’s Island Citinem Dria Yousg

Violinist Severely Injured by Firework Accident

Alexander Skibinski, a noted Rivelan violinist and Shorter College professor, lost the ability to play after a firework misfire in Rome Georgia. He had asked for Roman candles but received a giant firecracker that exploded in his hands. His wife Mrs Skibinski, also a teacher, was deafened in one ear.

Hotel Burns in Ann Arbor Fire. Guests Flee in Nightwear

Fire destroyed the Cook house, Ann Arbor's old gat hotel, after an early morning blaze started in the cellar. Proprietor L. Ir. Yorke aroused guests and staff, many fleeing in night attire to the cold streets. Owner Mrs. Margaret Nowlin of Detroit estimated losses at 40000 dollars.

Cook Ann Arbor Mich

Dynamite wrecks plant in Los Angeles strike action

Dynamite exploded against the side of the Liewel Ironworks causing partial demolition of the office and upper floor. Watchman J. B. Asbury sustained a slight injury. The plant itself remained intact. The company had been entangled for months in a strike by union metal workers.

Los Angeles Liewellyn Ironworks Wig J. B. Asbury

Shaker Village Offers Million Dollar Gift to Ohio

Lebanon Ohio December 27 heads of the Shaker Union village tell the state through their legal representative they will deed property valued over 1 000 000 to the state government when they are through with it Real estate investors have offered 600 000 for it The state will agree to care for the remaining Shaker land as long as they are alive

Lebanon Ohio

Prosecute Electrical Trust Aims Against Morgan Group

The justice department moves to indict the electrical trust led by J P Morgan and other financiers under the Sherman antitrust law. Attorney General Wickersham will oversee a conference this week to review civil charges and grounds for criminal action. Investigators say the trust, mainly General Electric and Westinghouse, operates with seventeen smaller associations to keep high prices.

Washington Department of Justice Wickersham J. P. Morgan Clauss Te Williamn Kenyon Wade Ellis Supreme Court Standard Qi and Tobacco Trust General Electric Westinghouse Wilactric

Ancient Dam Surveyed for Revival in Las Animas Valley

Reports by financial interests study rehabilitating the immense prehistoric dam at the head of Las Animas valley thirty miles south of Animas to again form a vast irrigation reservoir. The 15 mile long earthwork, semi circular, 40 feet high today, once stood 50 to 60 feet high and 160 feet wide across the base, with its southern end reaching into Mexico. The rebuilt lake would cover a huge area and irrigate over one million acres in ancient times.

Las Animas Animas Aulmas Southwert Itz Yane Mexico

Texas Would Spare Bats Law Against Killing Mosquitoes

The Texas health department will ask the legislature to ban killing bats. Dr. Charles Campbell of San Antonio showed bats greatly reduce mosquitoes and other pests, recommending residents build bat houses to control pests in each block. A separate item reports a burglary suspect shot by Henry Smith in Howells and later taken to a hospital. the suspect John Cronin of New York is hospitalized and expected to recover.

Austin Health Department Charles 4. R. Campbell San Antonio Alda Middletown Henry ¥. Smith Howells Mr. Smith

Three Die in Dance Hall Disaster at Keystop Gaspe

Greensburg Pa Dec 2 Three killed eight in danger of death ten others hospitalized with serious burns after a cigarette ignited gunpowder or mine powder during a dance at Keystape graft.

Greensburg

New Rate For Upper Berths In Pullman Cars Set

The Interstate Commerce Commission tentatively approved a new rate: upper berths at 80 percent of lower berth charges. Effective around January 20, 1911, the change aims to reduce long-distance lower and all upper berth rates. Net annual savings projected near 1.5 million dollars nationwide. Elgin butter board holds annual director election with Chicago and Wisconsin delegates seeking representation.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission United States Lana Pullman Company Commission Loftus New Haven Road Great Northern Milwaukee St. Paul Elgin Elgin Butter Board Chicago Commission Wisconsin

Hornet Sails for Honduras Infiltrator Gunboat Tale

New Orleans in December reports the former US gunboat Hornet bought by Honduras revolutionists and cleared for Cape Gracias with twenty crewmen, coal for thirty days, and links to filibuster expeditions. Honduran leaders Manuel Bonilla and Lee Christmas deny involvement. Davilla sympathizers blame them. In Pittsburg, Stockdale Snyder, 82, dies after a gas fire ignites a celluloid comb.

New Orleans United States Hornet Honduras Cape Gracias Central American Republica He.ropuhite Smemaweses Oo Shac Cayula Sopinks Manuel Bonilla Lee Christmas Uorpet Borin Christmas Davilla

Defeat at Padernulas and Postal Plans Mark Week

General Navarro reports troops crushed revolutionists at Padernulas Meux. Postmaster General Hitchcock announces readiness for postal savings deposits starting January 3. A six year old mall robber was nabbed in Muuaca Ny with stolen mail. A marine, Weivate Charles Carroll, burned to death when Port Royal lockup burned. The second international congress on child welfare set for April 26 to May 2 1911 in Washington. A week long truce between Tongs in Chinatown New York posted. Notable conference in New York January 16 with Roosevelt Mayor Gaynor Steaus Cohen and Dr Phillipson. Four Linn prisoners escaped after a murderous assault on Sheriff Van Gordon. Sheriff’s son held the others at bay with a life until help arrived. William Love dead after shot. George Broadnax jailed. a dagger left in floor. Tragedy linked to miners’ crime in Marlins Pa.

Muuaca Charles Carroll Jaris Jaland Naval Station Port Ntoyal N. C International Congress On Child Welfare Washington, D. C National Congress of Mothers Chinatown New York Thersy Hope Theodore Roosevelt Gaynor Oscar Steaus Josiah Cohen Pittsburg David Phillipson Cincinnati the Union of Hebrew Congregations Linn Desault van Gordon William Love George Broadnax Love Broadax Cara Gmne Marlins, Pa

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