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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
2
Old Age Debate Highlighted At Dubuque Meeting
Major John D. Lacey cited historical figures aging with vigor to argue age is not fate. He praised Senator Allison of Iowa as exceptionally young in spirit and leadership, noting his 78 years contrast with a long Senate career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G A. R
Dubuque
John D. Lacey
Sixth Lawn
Congress
Senate
Major Lacey
Wal
Lacey
Moltke
Todieben
Russia
Eurokis
Togo
Oyama
Gladstone
William I
Bismarck
John A. Dix
Parragut
Mobile Bay
Humboldt Sanly
S&nd
Allison
United States
Nonpariel
Highwaywide Notice for County Road Alteration and Objection Deadlines
The county auditor of Mills County Iowa reports a commissioner's view to locate a 66 and 50 foot highway starting near Section 29 Township 73 Range 40 west. The plan includes multiple offset points and road intersections with No. 673 and No. 189 and requires vacating existing roads. Objections or damages claims must be filed by August 10 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha L Wilson
Perry R Wilson
J D Rob‘ying
A © Wilson
Bertha L. Wilson
Perry BR
Wilson
J. D. Robbins
A. J. Wilson
B. T. Agan
Mills County
Iowa
Orchard Testimony Highlights Letters in Haywood Case
In Boise on June 19 the Steunenberg murder trial featured key documentary evidence. Orchard testified to four letters aimed at deceiving Mrs Orchard about her husband’s whereabouts and a later Alaska letter allegedly written by Haywood. The letters were admitted despite defense objections, tying Haywood to a broader conspiracy. Ed Boyce and Hercules mine ties were noted as the day closed.
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Boise
Ila
Steunenberg
William D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Orchard
Federation
Cripple Creek
Wood
Nome
Alaska
Marion Moore
Pinkerton
Pettibone
Moyer
Oaldwell
Tom
Jack
Denver
Simpkins
Caldwell
Spokane
Wash
T. Horan
Idaho
Fred Miller
Hyde Block
Western Federation of Miners
Hercules
Steve Adams
Adams
Hawley
Borah
Frank Steumenberg
Ed Boyce
Fort Dodge High School Burns in Fort Dodge
A fire caused by suspected defective wiring destroyed Fort Dodge High School. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars with 25000 dollars covered by insurance. Also reported Iowa State Federation elects new officers in Keokuk with A L Urick Des Moines elected president A J Cronkhite Cedar Rapids vice president and J H Streif Sioux City secretary treasurer. In Des Moines a jealous assault ends with Private W H Joynson of the Eleventh Cavalry fatally stabbing Private James A Keeley following an interaction with Miss Bertha J Kall of Carlisle Illinois. Keeley dies in Fort Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge High School
Fort Dodge
Iowa State Federation
Keokuk
A. L. Urick
Des Moines
A. J. Cronkhite
Cedar Rapids
J. H. Streif
Sioux City
W. H. Joynson
Eleventh Cavalry
James A. Keeley
Bertha J. Kall
Carlisle
Wheeley
Johnson
Keeley
Fort Des Moines
Dead man may be Simpkins in Colorado case
Coroner Hallowell and Deputy Lowry, returning from the Baldwin ranch, think the corpse found at Northpark is Jack Simpkins, linked to the Governor Stennenberg assassination in Harry Orchard’s confession. The stranger, who gave the name Mack, arrived weak, was armed, and demanded pay nightly before dying by his own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Colo
Hallowell
Lowry
Baldwin Ranch
Northpark
Jack Simpkins
Stennenberg
Harry Orchard
Simpkins
Mack
Seven Men Die in Priceburg Mine Explosions
Seven men were killed and two seriously injured in two gas explosions at Johnson No 1 mine in Priceburg. The first blast, caused by a door tender leaving a door open, left one injured. The second explosion occurred after firedamp accumulated, killing seven more and injuring another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Johnson No. 1
Priceburg
Five Killed By Explosion At Sinnema Gelatine Plant
Five men die in a gelatine department blast at Sinnema honing Powder company in Sinnema honing Pennsylvania. Names listed include Billmire Summerson Edward Cole J B Nelson Harry Cole and Samuel Shadman with only fragments recovered. Two nearby workers injured and cause of blast not determinable. A new rival to Standard Oil also forms as Barnsdale Oil company of Pittsburg is chartered in Dover Delaware with $10 million capitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelatine Department of Powder Plant
Williamsport
Sinnemahoning Powder Company
Sinnemahoning
Billmire Summerson
Edward Cole
Nelson
Harry Cole
Samuel Shadman
Standard Oil
Dover
Del
Standard Oil Company
Barnsdale Oil Company
Pittsburg
Heat Slays Three as Chicago Endures 97 Degree Heat
Police report three deaths and many prostrations due to a heat wave in Chicago. By 10 o clock the temperature reached 97 degrees, intensifying public distress and prompting warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Death of Martin City hotel owner three miles from town
Telegrams report George Lee proprietor of the Martin City hotel found dead near Martin City Missouri. Authorities believe he was struck by a car. Other items note New York mayoral recount bill signed by Governor Hughes and proclaimed judicial recounts. Missouri governors granting temporary reprieves. river accident sinks towboat Della with four men, drowning Walter Golf of St Joseph. and mob violence in Agapp tion Illinois where Alfred Bouland was saved from hanging as women participated.
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George Lee
Martin City
Lee
Hughes
New York City
New York
Jerome
Della
Missour River
Kansas City
Walter Golf
St. Joseph
Folk
Missouri
Americk
John Brooks
Ironton
William Spaugh, Jr
Centerville
Western Federation of Miner
Denver
Organization For the Defense Fund
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Alfred Bouland
Aggumption
Bouland
Taft Visits Sioux City Amid Iowa Greetings
Secretary Taft arrived from Sioux Falls at Milwaukee station where a large crowd greeted him and he spoke on Iowa’s national standing before departing thirty minutes later for Fort Meade. He also spoke briefly from his car at Canton South Dakota Hawarden and Akron Iowa during the journey.
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Taft
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Fort Meade
Milwaukee
Iowa
Canton
S. D
Hawarden
Akron
Wealthy Newton man kills himself after will
George Lyle, a wealthy Newton resident, shot himself after drafting a will leaving his wife $100,000 and disinheriting his son who serves in the U S army in the Philippines. He recently sold a Monroe county farm for $100 an acre and reportedly hid most of the money. His body was found in a hay mow with a bullet wound to the head.
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Newton
George Lyle
United States Army
Philippines
Lyle
Monroe County
Manic Brooklyn Lawyer Sparks Train Cash Frenzy
A overworked Brooklyn lawyer, D A McKeeney, caused a Chicago train scene by handing out money to strangers. He tipped a porter ten dollars after a water break, then gave a Des Moines newsboy ten dollars, and later pressed twenty on a policeman before being restrained. He was taken to a hotel and treated by Dr Losh with opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Des Moines
D. A. McKeeney
Chicago
McKeeney
Losh
Faith in Accused Miners
Keokuk Iowa June 13 The Iowa Federation of Labor adopted resolutions censuring President Roosevelt for remarks about Moyer Haywood and Pettibone as undesirable citizens. They called the president’s action unfair and prejudicial and clamed he abused his high office. A resolution declared confidence in the innocence of the miners and hoped for a speedy trial and just verdict. Greetings were sent by wire to the imprisoned miners at Beisa after the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Iowa Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Beisa
Pedagogue Who Spanked Girls Returns to Bristow Schools
In Bristow Iowa on June 17 Professor D L Correll head of Bristow schools began enforcing school rules with corporal discipline. Girls objected and sued for assault and battery but the jury acquitted him. Soon after, the school board rehired him for another year at a higher salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Walls
D. L. Correll
Bristow
Proves Herself Not Dead in Insurance Case Hearing
Miss Leah Spencer of Newcastle Pennsylvania appeared in Judge McHenry's district court in Des Moines to refute a claim by her father's siblings for a $2000 policy from the Ancient Order of United Workmen. The siblings argued she had been dead ten years, but she contradicted their assertion.
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Leah Spencer
Des Moines
Miss Leah Spencer
Newcastle
Order of United Workmen
Spencer
Nveq
Council Bluffs
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C. B. Christy
Fred Durbin
James Durble
C.M. Follett L
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J. A. Deardorff
D. EB. Whitfield
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J. G. Flanagan
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School Board
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Cunningham's Hardware
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Perkins
J. M. Suratian
M. L. Evans
James
J. Wilson
Cashier
A. Strahan
Gs AE Nis Stivers
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John Dyson
M. L. Evans Wilson
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M.L. Evang
J. Davis
James J. Wilson
John Evans Jr
Elizabeth Conger
O. A. Strahan
Hannahan
J. M. Strahan
Jessie Ring
Winchester
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