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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1902

Page

7

Death of William Morris In Democratic circles

IOWA TIAPPENINGS reports William Morris aged 66, a former mayor and prominent Democrat, has died in Cedar Falls. The column lists multiple local incidents from March including injuries from machinery, a fatal mine accident in Dubuque, a freight wreck in Grinnell, and various legal outcomes affecting residents across Iowa towns.

William Morris Cedar Falls March Dubuque Wagle Beach Here Henry Pohlman

Ida Grove Editor George T Willhams Dead

Obituary notice for Ida Grove Pioneer editor George Th. Willhamy who died at home after nine days of pneumonia. Brief local obit style summary notes his spirited civic role in Ida Grove and his recent illness.

George T. Williams Ida Cove George Th. Willhamy Ida Grove Idea Grove

Iowa Miners Wage Scale Conference In Des Moines

In Des Moines on March 10 President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers is expected to attend a conference of miners and operators to set terms of the wage scale. The miners convention has met a week and resumes today with about 150 delegates amid unresolved minor matters. A conference committee has failed to agree, forcing direct action by the convention. operators meet tomorrow.

Iowa Des Moines Iowa Minners Albia Oskaloosa Mina Union Missouri Mitchell United Mine Workers of America Mmers

Hull Renominated in Des Moines Primary Fight

In Des Moines and Polk county the Republican primary nominated Captain J A T Hull for Congress in the Seventh district over Judge Ss F Prouty. Hull secured 187 delegates from the city and nearby precincts, about 26 over the nomination threshold, with an estimated total convention vote around 145. James Brenton won the mayoral race with about twice the votes of Patrick.

Judge Prouty Des Moines March Polk County Congress J. A. T. Hull Ss. F. Prouty Captain Hull James Brenton Patrick

Moody Named Secretary of the Navy in Roosevelt Era Change

Massachusetts Congressman William Henry Moody chosen to succeed Secretary Long as Navy head. Shift completes a trio of cabinet changes under President Roosevelt. Moody had long been a rising figure, presiding over the committee of the whole and steering appropriations battles, including a Dewey admiralty resolution.

Moody Massachusetts President Roosevelt Washington Roosevelt Long William Henry Moody Sixth Navy Department McKinley W. H. Moody Hingham Mr. Long Hemingway & Long Boston Navy Capitol House Reed Appropriations Committee Navy and Geodetic Survey Dewey

Government files injunction to block Northern Securities merger

United States sues in St Paul federal court to restrain the 400 million Northern Securities merger of Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways. The case names Northern Securities J Pierpont Morgan James Hill and all directors and stockholders, alleging unlawful restraint of trade under the Sherman act. attorneys Purdy Knox Richards sign the petition.

United States St.Paul St. Paul Northern Securities Company Northern Pacific Great Northern Railway Circuit Court J. Pierpont Morgan James J. Hill New Jersey Corporation Milton D. Purdy Minnesota Philander G. Knox John K. Richards

Two Soldiers’ Bodies Wash Ashore at Sands Point

New York, March 11. The bodies of two men in U S Army uniforms were found washed ashore at Sands Point yesterday afternoon. No word has been received on the identities of the drowned men.

New York United States Sands Point L. 1

Editor John S. Murphy Dies in Editorial Room

Dubuque reports editor John S. Murphy of the Telegraph died suddenly yesterday in his editorial room. The longtime newsroom leader, known for shaping local coverage, passed away in the early hours after a brief illness.

John S. Murphy Dubuque The Telegraph

Methuen Taken by Boers at Winburg Lich Tenburg

London reports General Methuen captured by General Delarey with four guns after dawn march from Winburg to Lichtenburg. Casualties include three British officers and 38 men killed, 72 wounded, 5 officers and 200 men missing. Confusion caused by mule and ox convoys while Delarey forces, in British uniforms, pressed the retreat.

London Lord Methuen Delaroy South Africa Stock Exchange House of Commons Lord Kitchener Mr. Brodrick General Methuen Methuen Winburg Lichtenburg Orange River Colony Delarey Vondonop Brodrick Northumberland Fusiliers Lancashires Celliara Kemp Verraso Tromp Intelligence Department

Freight shipments must show destinations and signees

Notice requires all shipments to depot for transport to bear town and state clearly with county when needed, and the consignee initials or full name. Inland town consignments must include railroad delivering station. Freight accepted only if compliant. Malvern Town March 1, 1902. W T Wheat Agt Wabash Ry KE L Hibbs Agt C B & Q Ry

Malvern Town W.T. Wheat Wabash Ry KE. L. Hibbs

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