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Newspaper
Inter County Journal
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1906
Page
7
A brief item notes Beliog hosting a nine bench or nine class event at a local school. Readable fragments indicate a school setting and a community activity centered on students and staff in a typical local-paper style brief.
An unclear记 fragment from a public notice or article mentions a vote or rate decision with references to inter and Cory urging action. The readable text is fragmented and provides no complete facts or entities.
Dec 28 Moscow and Petrograd recount a brutal uprising with about 10 000 rebels across three zones. Rebels armed with rifles revolvers and picks guard routes between Moscow Perovo and the Rostoff area. Artillery and cavalry confront barricaded streets while women join shown ferocity in the three battle fronts. The revolutionaries, in separate groups, attack patrols, while regiments bombard forts and destroy facilities.
Petersburg January reports claim Count Witte plans to retire in days while a power struggle swirls around M Durnova and the court circle. The Associated Press notes doubts about a reformist movement but acknowledges Witte faces liberal critics as factions maneuver toward premiership, amid broader unrest and foreign notices.
London dateline reports the Moscow chief of police executed by revolutionaries. Revolt leaders seize internal machines and correspondence while the city fights, with hundreds wounded and at least one thousand dead unidentified in Lout chow quarter. revolt declared over and strike to end Monday.
Federal grand jury charged the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad Darius Miller and G C Durham with granting rail rebates to United States Steel Products Co of New York. Sixteen shipments from Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania and Illinois to Vancouver were cited, with about 30 percent rebates. The indictment alleges joint tariff filings and rebates in twenty six offenses.
Vienna reports Belgrade that Servia and Bulgaria plan a customs union, signaling stronger Balkan alignment against Western European pressure. The move is seen as political as well as economic, drawing cautious comment about Russia and Germany relations amid tensions from the false provinces rebellion.
Columbus dispatches the seventy seventh general assembly convened with Republicans holding 62 House seats and Democrats 59, Senate organized by Democrats with 19 votes to 18 for Republicans. Lieutenant Governor Harding presided. Andrew L. Harris to succeed as Senate president. Speaker Carma A. Thompson vowed economy as watchword while urging graft elimination. Herrick’s farewell urged anti graft stance, lobbyist denunciation, tax extension, and businesslike state conduct.
Walter Wellman, Washington correspondent for the Chicago Record-Herald, is assigned to build an airship and reach the north pole by wireless and submarine cables. Albert Santos-Dumont will direct and pilot, with Louis Godard constructing the ship in Paris. Completion is slated for April, with a July or August launch possible and Spitzbergen headquarters set by July.
Peoria officials report escalating defalcations by N C Dougherty, banker at the Jale school. Auditors show $300000 stolen in three years and about $600000 over seven years, with odds the eighteen year total exceeds $1,000,000. An Everest Audit report will detail seven years and implicate six prominent citizens in related transactions.
James Hazen Hyde former first vice president of Equitable Life Assurance Society sailed from New York for France on the steamer La Lorraine He said he will be away for a few months and denied plans to abandon America claiming he is merely seeking rest and fatigue has worn him out.
The article notes Senator Dolliver and Congressman Hepburn shaping the administration bill on railroad rate regulation. Nebraska backing the Payne bill on Philippine duties. Talks of tariff peace with Germany and a push for strong interstate commerce reform led by Roosevelt.
Alaska gold fever grips returning Yukoners Donald McGillivray and Harry Johnstone from Yar mouth N S who stayed wealthy after the Klondike rush plan to return home in autumn 1905 but are pulled back toward the mines. Lawrence Sinclair A K Jewitt and George Greenhow, also Yukon cohort, say the lure of the north is strong and many soon crave a second trip. They split for San Francisco then plan to relaunch for French Creek in March to protect interests while noting the genuine hand of the gold fever.
Mrs Delia Lathrop Williams recalls a Cleveland slum child who spots butter balls at a farm dinner. The story contrasts urban deprivation with rural charity while noting a child’s remark about fat bells hanging outside shops where mothers do laundry each Monday.
A fragmented, archaic verse fragment describes a woman walking in beauty like celestial light. It evokes serene expression, raven hair, calm gentleness, and a tender inner goodness. The lines blend imagery of night and day, light and dark, with a tranquil, gracious presence.
A promotional ad extols Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and tonic that strengthens the stomach and liver, claims to purify blood, build red blood, and cure liver and kidney troubles. It praises nonalcoholic ingredients, offers endorsements, and notes a medical advisor book and Pelllets for digestion.
A London chimney sweep displays brevity and wit in a sign proclaiming His Majesty the King has made a clean sweep of his enemies There is only one clean sweep in this street I am him The message blends humor with a royal boast and local street pride.
A Davenport, Iowa man stole a diamond ring and swallowed it after capture. An X ray photograph showed the ring's position and, with an emetic, the thief coughed up the jewel.
Opium fiends in Japan are few and struggle to obtain brug. Law bans importation possession and use except as medicine prescribed by a physician. An educated Chinese man in Kobe, once holding a lucrative post, gave up the drug and returned to China due to inaccessibility.
The North-Western Line publishes a bulletin to broader distribute the talks and papers read at Station Agents' Associations across divisions of the Chicago and North-Western Railway. Management praises agent meetings and urges wider staff access, noting improved service, training, promotion, and mutual trust.
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