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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
2
Officials print full proceedings and invite public attendance as a strong Iowa session is anticipated. County Surveyor Smith cites a 12 foot height on the proposed line, deemed better than many towns. The sewer proposal remains unsettled but needed to ease the hot wet weather.
The Secretary of State Hayward issues a new Red Book replacing the annual Iowa Official Register. This larger biennial volume includes Primary Election law, Pure Food laws, district maps, General Assembly wok Laws, Biographical sketches, and a list of Iowa newspapers. Distribution follows law with copies to General Assembly members and state libraries and newspapers.
The daily schedule for Golden Jubilee Week at Tabor College covers June 16 to 22 with events including baccalaureate sermons, farewell meetings by YMCA units, prize speaking, Shakespeare presentation, various addresses by dignitaries, a board of trustees meeting, piano recitals, concerts, class reunions, and a concluding alumni banquet and concert. The program spans lectures, papers, and religious services led by college faculty and notable speakers, culminating in a closing concert and jubilee greetings from affiliated colleges and churches. A later item promotes a collapsible tube remedy for piles, advertised by C. S. Royce.
Boise June 12 Haywood defense intensifies against witness Harry Orchard, with the assault on his testimony continuing for two more days. Orchard endures six days on the stand, denying links to federation leaders, admitting a sheep theft, and recounting plots tied to dynamite and the Peabody bomb, while defense probes payments and motives amid dramatic court room moments. In Enid, a shooting gallery owner dies after a accidental rifle discharge by a woman.
New York June 12 Howard Gould weighs a counter suit for separation to weaken Mrs Goulds bid for 250000 yearly alimony. A friend says he would fund support but oppose the 250000 demand, perhaps offering about 100000 annually. Briefs by lawyer Nicoll and counselor Shearn were filed with Justice McCall awaiting decision on a motion to strike three allegations from the bill.
A second June tornado struck Duquoin and nearby areas causing heavy damage despite brief duration. The A M B Zion church at Park and Mable streets was demolished, a man and child were believed crushed seeking shelter nearby, smokestacks toppled, many trees uprooted, and part of a store on West Main street torn away.
June 12 report from Mexico states Nicaraguans assisted by Salvadoran revolutionists captured Acajutia port in Salvador. Onboard the gun boat Momotombo the troops bombarded the fort then landed. General Rivas holds the town as war rumors grow over Guatemala.
A Times Star dispatch from Circleville reports the green bug of Kansas is in the area, devastating oats across stretches up to twenty miles and fields of twenty acres in a week, with movement toward the southeast. Also, General Baron Kuroki and his party sailed for Japan as imperial envoy to the Jamestown exposition.
American League results show Philadelphia 0 at St. Louis 8 and Detroit defeated by New York 10 to 2. National League games include St. Louis 7 over New York and Chicago 5 over Philadelphia 6. American Association and Western League scores list multiple results across cities with Denver and Omaha posting high totals.
Julius Norden a famed Chicago German newspaper writer dies. Sacred Heart Church in Ottawa burns, valued at $200000. M Clovis Hugues dies in Paris at age 74 after long illness. Justice Brewer denies habeas corpus in BH H Tucker case. William Hilles named temporary chairman of American Pneumatic Service Co board in Wilmington. King Edward and Queen Alexandra at London opera. Sir Arthur Bilis, equerry, dies suddenly during the performance.
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