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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
6
An unclear text fragment mentions Ultiee school children, Mone vend, a question, and references to New York, Iowa, and North Dakota. It references a tower, a club, and legends with no coherent narrative or clear date, event, or outcome.
FUGSIA orders a suspension of the Australia trial search as foreign ers are scrutinized amid tensions. Officials state the move aims to calm diplomatic strains and review procedures.
A chaotic report tracks Baron Reitzle s arrest on trumped up espionage charges amid tensions between St Petersbare and authorities in Budapest. The note from the Hunland government allegedly pressured Austria and Germany, while a separate Denver claim links a New York millionaire to Dexter s murder by jealousy.
Four workers remain trapped hundreds of feet underground after a fierce blast collapsed a mine at Rend City Illinois. Flames rage as rescue teams from Benton Christopher Lesser and Walter work to reach the entombed men amid heat gas and smoke.
In New York City prosecutors said Peter Hales and Jenkins Hains will hold an all day Sunday conference with lawyers and jailers to prepare the defense for the Hains brothers. Hains mother Mrs. Peter C Hains Sr suffered a nervous collapse after their imprisonment for the Wilfred Annis case. A separate report notes three youths were killed by a trolley car near Windsor Ontario after a Halloween party. The Duke of Abruzzi reportedly ordered a large portrait of Miss Katherine Elkins.
In New York at the Anconia apartments on Seventy third Street and Broadway, Nelson Reid shot his mother and then inhaled gas to kill himself. A maid found the scenes after gas traces led to the rooms. The mother lay on a bed. Reid sat dead in a chair. Motive is unknown.
Thomas Windle of Coatesville Pennsylvania reportedly killed 3000 trout while repairing his dam using new cement. He later employed several women to remove and dress the fish from the dam bottom and salted two barrels of trout for winter use.
The chestnut crop across New Jersey is reported as the best in ten years. Some areas show ground thick with nuts left unpicked as owners store enough for winter. Nuts are smaller than average but nearly worm free.
London reports the admiralty will sell the refloated cruiser Gladiator to ship brokers. Salvage costs total about $325,000 to date. Expected sale price if sold as is ranges from $40,000 to $50,000, implying roughly $316,000 of public funds lost by selling cheaply.
Frank Delong, a traveling man once living in Sioux City, Ia, killed himself by leaping in front of a moving Rock Island train at the Oklahoma City depot.
In Nogales Arizona a thorough investigation found no truth to reports of forty Yaquis killed including Chief Bule. No encounters with the Yaquis since the August 36 battle at Carrisco ranch left 18 Indians wounded and several killed.
Admiral Emory praised Amoy reception as the fleet and staff shared a formal dinner. Gifts from the viceroy included blackwood furniture, grapefruit, tea, and silk embroideries for each admiral and captain, with Buddha imagery for Admiral Sperry. The event highlighted orderly conduct and praise for the Chinese hosts.
London reports say Britain may dispatch a world cruise by its warships following American navy maneuvers. Admiralty officials would not disclose plans, but lack of information hints at a possible tour despite European political conditions.
The extraordinary session of the Ecuadorean congress ended in riotous scenes with a serious fight. Ministers including the finance minister were accused of frauds by the minority. Government supporters assaulted the departing minority deputies, inflicting injuries.
John Kearney of Monterey California showing insanity symptoms was taken from the steamer Majestic on arrival in New York and admitted to Bellevue Hospital after becoming violent during the voyage. he was locked up by the ship's surgeon.
Washington Henry L. West one of the three district commissioners will be re appointed by President Roosevelt for another term. The former newspaper man was first appointed in October 1902.
Trenton report states Charles E Councell Jr a 13 year old son of local businessman Charles E Councell committed suicide by hanging from the cellar rafters at their residence.
Gus Johnson of Weeping Water Nebraska and another man were found dead in a bed at the Aetna hotel on Thirteenth and Dodge streets. Death was caused by asphyxiation.
Reader letters praise Western Canada's grain yields with 20 to 50 bushels per acre and strong profits. Note 160 acres free grants plus 160 more at 3 dollars an acre, plus rail rates. Leslie M Shaw and Monticello editor tout immense western expansion and American migration to Saskatchewan and Regina hinterlands.
The only iron foundry in Colombia operates in Bogota under the name La Paradera on a small scale. Native ores are melted then remelted for casting. Several iron deposits exist inland and near the Caribbean coast an ore body is being drilled by American engineers.
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