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Newspaper

Moulton Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1902

Page

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Witty miscellany from The Moulton Tribune

A column of assorted notes and snippets covers topics from international affairs to local curiosities. It jokes about Europe disarmament, Venice danger, unions of Morgan, and wild claims about public figures while noting fashion, crime, science, and travel habits with a light satirical tone.

Iowa News Highlights From Davenport to Clinton

A Davenport case sees Paul Meyerer sue for 10000 in damages after a band saw accident at Muetler’s mill. Dr. Beard’s funeral honors his lifetime contributions to Iowa education. Vigilante violence in Montezuma leaves Swink critically injured as Wood flees, and a broader attitude of “cleaning out” travelers sparks fear. The Des Moines News buys a massive print order, while the Dubuque trade notes new grain and potato prospects. Jenks in Davenport is released from prison after forgery, and Muscatine weighs care for a mentally ill child. Sioux City sees a jewelry theft crackdown, with Patricia Walker’s shoplifing tied to Edwards Wales. Other items cover a fatal hay-wagon accident near Washington, irrigation era crop forecasts, and legal notices about coal finds, packing plant sales, sensational poison scares, and various local crimes.

Paul Meyerer Charles Muetler Davenport Scott County District Court W. M. Beardshear Little Ames Towa Towa State College Montezuma Charles Swink Charles Wood Wood Malcom Swink Iowa Des Moines Daily and Sunday News News Daily Sunday News Sfi H. O. Funson Washington Theodore Gray Mr. Funson O. Brooks Chicago Great Western Minnesota Hawkeye Texas Oklahoma Kansas Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Colorado Cummins Fort Mastison Jenks Billinger Fairfield Muscatine J. H. Johnson Atalissa Board of Insane Commissioners Mt. Pleasant Hea Board of Control Glenwood Sioux City Nellie M. Walker Edward Wales Bloomfield Stumua Craft Ora Hill Bert Brannick New Hartford Edna Peck Wil Wm Pressberry McGregor Kienry Wilson Pressberry L. B. Fellows Lansing Miss Ellsworth Anna Gell Gertie Pondrecker Selversville Colfax Pender Monona County Andrew Larson Moorehead Frank Lee Frank Andrews Clinton Iowa Packing and Provision Company Artemns Lamb William McCone Union County James Nugent C. McLaughlin John Dewey Afton John Marlette Federal Grand Jury Creston L. White Lewis Haynes J. M. Haynes Marion Township Marshall County Price James Harris Keokuk Doris Kingston New Mellory Dubuque Henry Wiggins Crippen Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Emmetsburg Wilroy Abbey Kensett Arthur John H. Knock Ackley Town Central Depot Rover Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Mr. Carnegie Victor Hugo Confrere

Iowa State Fair Looms With Unmatched Livestock Show

Des Moines Aug 8 The 48th annual Iowa State Fair opens with expectations of a record exhibit. Livestock capacity, including prime Herefords, horses and other stock, tops the appeal. A notable four night run of Pain’s Last Days of Pompeii will headline, with special railroad rates offered for attendees.

Des Moines Iowa U. S. Census Bureau Union America Pain Pompeii

Boies Surname Likely for Democratic Congressional Nod

Waterloo reports a prominent Democrat says E J L Holes son of ex Governor Boies will likely accept the party’s nomination for congress in the district. A unanimous convention at Dubuque on September 11 is expected with large attendance and special trains. Champ Clark and Judge DeArmand are promised to visit the district as speaker support.

Waterloo E. JL. Holes Boies Congress Dubuque National Democratic Congressional Committee Champhark Judge DeArmand Missouri

Horror near Rhodes claims eleven dead in Milwaukee collision

Rhodes Aug 7 freight train No 92 eastbound collided head on with a work train two and a half miles east of here. Eleven killed thirty nine injured nine severely. Engineers Dennis Markress and William Brayman among the dead or dying. Seventy eight laborers crowded in two flat cars. Wreck caused by misreading orders on construction train. Rest of piece reports further fatalities and local anecdotes.

Milwaukee Rhodes Here Dennis Markress Fast Freight Perry William Brayman William Tharp Manilla Collins Chicago, Milwaukee ,& St. Paul Thomas Casey Des Moines Idonot Miller William ‘Horp Thorpe

King and Queen Are Crowned Amid Grand Ceremony

King Edward and Queen Alexandra were crowned at Westminster Abbey in a ceremony watched by nobility, foreign dignitaries, and thousands. A venerable archbishop nearly faltered during the rite, yet the king steadied him and then warmly greeted the heir, while the crowd erupted in relief and jubilation.

Earl Roberts Lord Sachette Lord Kitchener Alfred Gaselee Edward Hobart Seymour Buckingham Palace Edward Alexandra Westminster Abbey Penn Cantarary Haward Winchester Westminster Canterbury London Durham Canter Argana Arlborough Duchess of M Duchess of Tady Craven Bohemia Mart Craven Macklenburg-Bieritz

Roosevelt Names Olivail Holmes As Associate Justice Of Supreme Court

New York Aug 12 The president appointed Olivar Holmes chief justice of Massachusetts court and associate justice of the United States replacing the late Justice Gray who resigned after years of service and a stroke Holmes son of the poet Hone.

Prooosevelt Supreme Court N. Y Olivall Holmes Court of Massachusetts United States Gray Justice Harla Unite Supreme Arthur Mas Sachugie Hone

Coronation Protest Split Nationalist Party

In Dublin at a meeting of the Nationalist parliamentary party Redmond withdrew from participation in coronation celebrations and urged protest against British rule. A resolution declared the land disagrees with the nation’s pageantry and stands apart in its discontent. England was described as unable to be a willing ally behind the triumphal march through the streets. Meanwhile four suspects in the murder of mine watch Daniel Sweeney were jailed after a shirt with bloodstains linked to the victim.

Dublin Redmond England Ireland John T Strik Lel Sweeney Wilkeab Michyugsko Joseph Smith Ignatz Sh Paul Tomihhak Daniel Sweeney Nanticoke Jones Tong Sweeney

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