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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1908

Page

2

May Seize Throne Servia Plot Targets Belgrade and Ore

Chicago report details a planned expedition to depose King Peter Karageorgevitch of Servia. Prince Theodore Max Strew, heir claimed, and Dr Ben L Reitman organize unemployed workers to sail and seize Belgrade with pledges of lifelong income. The plot links American financiers and notorious figures, with earlier royal assassinations forming backdrop.

Chicago Servia Peter Iowa Theodore Max Strew Obilitch Sergia Ben L. Reitman Belgrade Nathalie Draga New York City Secret Service Reitman Mediterranean Alexander Drage America Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Raidway Company Numata Ben Reitman Bervin Lfe Peter Karageorge Evitch George Helena Peter Karagiorgeevitch Theodore Black George Royal Fred

Bride Balks Five Times In Remarkable Rapid City Courtship

Horace Duncan of Rapid City wed Mrs Laura Hurd Shaw after a protracted saga as she repeatedly balked at marriage. The ranch owner hunted, coaxed, and argued through the day, agreeing to a wedding at the Hotel Vendome then delaying at the county clerk and justice offices before finally signing the record and marrying later that week.

Sioux City Horace Duncan Rapid City Laura Hurd Shaw Hotel Vendome Duncan Justice's

Philadelphia Maid Alert at Mount Airy Church

Miss Louisa M Hahn urged J Horace Laucks of Germantown toward marriage at Mount Airy Methodist Episcopal church on New Year’s Day after a brief acquaintance. She said, I like you very much. Let us get married. I suggest you take time to think it over until tomorrow. He decided within four hours.

Philadelphia Maid Alert Louisa M. Hahn Mount Airy Methodiat Episcopal Church J. Horace Laucks Germantown Hahn Laucks

Alarm Clock Saves Woman in Montclair Night Incident

In Montclair New Jersey a home alarm clock reportedly saved Mrs. Arne L. Root from a fatal fall after she rose in the night to check a door. The clock, ticking and repeating alarms, rang for help until Mr. Root and a physician arrived. the woman survived.

Montclair N. J New Jersey Taft Arne L. Root Cedar Grove

Oldest Weather Man Keeps Vigil Over Two Generations

Washington Dennis Horigan linked with the United States Naval Observatory is hailed as possibly the oldest weather observer in the United States. For 52 years he tracked temperature, barometric pressure, cloud types, and wind direction, starting before the weather bureau existed. Appointed under President Buchanan in 1857, he still serves while in fair health, having moved from the old country in the 1850s to Georgetown. He witnessed 1861 at the old observatory as Maury left for the Civil War, and has worked with noted officers, scientists, and professors such as Maury, Gillis, Davis, Rodgers, Hall, Newcomb, and Skinner.

Washington Dennis Horigan United Stated Naval Observatory United States Weather Bureau Horfgan Buchanan Georgetown District of Columbia Old Observatory M. F. Maury Maury Gillis Davis Sands Rodgers Rowan Shufeldt Franklin Belknap Pythian McNaix C. H. Davis Chester Hall Newcomb Harkness Eastman Prisby Skinner

Mystery death in 1888 leads to grave relocation

In 1888 Richard Churchill died near Tillamook Oregon after a Willamette Valley trip. His nephew Walter Churchill moved the remains to Odd Fellows cemetery above Tillamook City where a casket check revealed he had been buried alive. Reports then cited heart disease, with suspicion due to a stranger and a sum of money.

Bay City Ore Richard Churchill Willamette Valley Tillamook Walter Churchill Odd Fellows Tillamook City Mr. Churchill

Quentin Seeks A Black And Tan Dog From Pound

Quentin Roosevelt buys a small black and tan dog at the pound after recalling his late German Shepherd and a casual wish by his mother for another black and tan. He saves two dollars, selects a suitable hock and names the dog Jack the Giant Killer for fun.

Washington Pete White House Jack Quentin Roosevelt Quentin Dog

Eden valley opens 150000 acres for settlement in Wyoming

Eden valley Wyoming will open 150000 acres for settlement June 1 under Carey Act rules. $1,000,000 irrigation works will deliver water to 30000 acres by opening day, with land priced cheaply at 59 cents per acre and a $30 per acre perpetual water right to the purchaser. The project spans reservoirs and river sources, near Rock Springs on the Union Pacific line, attracting eastern farmers amid state growth and rising wool output.

Laramie Wyo Eden Valley Wyoming Middle Southwest Atate Rock Springs Union Pacific

Houston Battles Water Hyacinth In Ship Channel

The water hyacinth, once a Florida ornament, has invaded Louisiana and east Texas waterways, choking Sabine above Orange. Government efforts cost 200000 dollars with partial success. Authorities plan to remove hyacinths at Sam Houston park and along bayous, and consider prohibiting cultivation near navigable streams to prevent future harm.

Houston Tex Louisiana Texas Florida Sabine Orange Sam Houston Park

Sparta Work on New Site Restarted by Steel Firm

Sparta Minnesota moves toward relocating its 1500 resident town as the steel corporation renews work at the new site. Moving buildings will use two engines and two cars on a double track while the iron ore rich business district is underlain. A wedding tale from Altoona Pennsylvania reports Charles Neff and Gertrude Wertzbarger wed at St Marys church then faced a mule drawn bridal carriage amid prankish hijinks.

Cara Sparta Minn Steel Corporation Altoona Pao Charles Neff Waterer Gertrude Wertzburger St. Mary's Catholic Church D. Zwickert Brent

Divorce Notice in Mills County Iowa 1908

In Mills County district court a divorce petition by Charles Wells against Maggie Wells was filed for desertion. If Maggie does not appear by the April term starting April 14 1908 default will be entered and a decree issued. Also classified ad seeks a crop insurance salesman in Modale Iowa with top contract.

District Court of the State of Iowa Mills County Charles Wells Maggie Wells A. D District Court State of Glenwond Mill Co G. Ke’ Townsend Modale

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