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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
2
Murphy Speaks Calmly After Defeat in Iowa Primary
The Vinton Hagie reports Hon. B. Murphy’s gracious note after losing the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. He thanks Iowa Republicans and friends, vows continued advocacy of Republicanism, and notes no regret in defeat. Senator La Follette discusses his party stance amid campaign chatter and hints at possible cross-currents. Governor Larabee, silent on the primary result, may soon face decisions affecting his sons’ runs for the general assembly. Mosquito forecasts and local sports notes close the item with weatherish humor and a remark on Waterlooa Isler’s sports explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Murphy
Murphy
Iowa
Woodhorge
Ween
Allison
Larabee
Myr
Larrabea
General Assembly
Renomination cheers Iowa voters for Senator Allison
The Iowa renomination of Senator Allison by Republican voters garners praise across major papers. Editors laud his faithful, extended service in the Senate and warn Gov Cummins against retirement plans. Iowa's choice is framed as national interest, with Texas or Alabama opinions cited to emphasize broad support for keeping the veteran senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Allison
Iowa
Alison
Discovery in Tuberculosis Inoculation for Animals
Vienna researchers report a new method to immunize animals against tuberculosis using a tiny injected capsule that releases substances to trigger immunity. The process promises full protection after a period and may extend to cattle and possibly humans. A cabinet photo sale is also advertised at Simmons Gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Italy
Vienna Medical Society
G. Heymane
Steymians
Sensational Divorce Tale Shocks Grandville Girls
In Granville Ohio on June 11 the fashionable Sheppardson finishing school calms its nerves with a striking revelation about Miss Mildred Kelliher of Chicago. A divorced woman, she had a lavish life with a wealthy Chicago lawyer who posed as her uncle. The romance, affections, and plans to marry after a polished suiting course unravel after a divorce decree. The man’s wealth and aristocratic status are emphasized as pivotal to the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granvillé
Ohio
Shepardson College
Mildred Kelliher
Chicago
Kelliher
Who Sgares
Angel
Storf
This Date in History Highlights Various Events
A dated roundup lists events across centuries including Wald Taylor gathering 100000 followers at Blackheath in 1381, the first American patent to Joseph Jewkes in 1046, Peter the Great of Russia’s death in 1728, Tehu Constable born in 1176 and dying 1837, Napoleon seizing Malta in 1798, Sir John Franklin’s Arctic death in 1847, Samuel J. Tilden declining a 1881 presidential nomination, the 1903 Servian king and queen assassinated, Senator John F Morgan’s death in 1907, and notes a birth on June 20, 1824.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sime
Wald Taylor
Blackheath
America
Joseph Jewkes
Lytin
Mass
Peter Hd Great
Russia
Tehu Constable
Bonaparte
Malta
Sir John Franklin
Arctic
Samuel J. Tilden
Servia
Gelgrads
John FT. Morgan
Alabama
Mrs Humphrey Ward Born in Hobart Tasmania in 1851
Mrs Humphrey Ward, eminent English novelist touring America, was born June 11, 1851 in Hobart Tasmania. Her birth name was Mary Augusta Arnold, granddaughter of Ty Arnold of Angy. She grew up in Oxford and wrote many praised works after 1881 including Robert Elsmere and Marcella. She married painter T Humphrey Ward in 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Ward
America
Hobart
Tasmania
Mary Augusta aArnold
Ty. Arnold
Angy
Tont Brown
Weritten
Robert Bismere
David Grieve
George Tressa
Day
Wiliam Ashe
Marcella
T. Humphrey Ward
Quit State to Escape Tax Shifts Lincoln Leader to Connecticut
Lincoln and Stamford figures frame Robert J. Moore a former state senator and lieutenant governor as the richest local figure. Moore relocates to Connecticut in protest of Nebraska personal property tax laws tied to Security Investment Company. County records show a $500,000 added assessment, protested, with legal challenge anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Robert J. More
Lincoln
Nebraska
Security Investment Company
Moore
Stamford
Conn
JAGKMAN'S HORSE WINS AT NASHUA MEET
Crowds exceed four thousand as Don Muscovite wins the 2:17 trot for Pat Jack Man of Waterloo. Vela and Marget W. Bee follow. In the 2:37 pace Ebola wins with Eldon second and Rustic Patner third. Heats show Don Muscovite and other runners. Novelty race goes to Artfur Dodger. Charles City beats Waverly 3 to 1 in fast ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Don Muscovite
Pat Jack Man
Waterloo
Vela, Jr. Banker
Rock Island
Marget W. Bee
H. Woods
Eldon
Ebola
W. H. Betts
Shell Rock
Earl Patch
H. Woods Eldon
Rustic Patner
F. Creasy
Quincey
Don Muncovite
S. G
Bom
Mareget W. Bee
Vinela
G. m. Bondeau
E. G
Behola
Hart Patch
Minnie Allen
Alcantarmont
Youngest Candidate Seeks National Delegation Seat in Florida
Pensacola June 9 Now that the Florida delegation to the Denver convention will back William J Bryan for president it is noted that John T Crawford the district’s nearest competitor faces a second primary. Crawford barely reached majority, has been campaign manager for Governor Broward, and both as candidate and manager he sets a precedent for youthfulness. His family has long prominence in Florida politics with a late secretary of state father and a brother running the Evening News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Iowa
Allson
Yale
Allison
Towans
Cummins
Senator Allison
Senate
Jowans
Pensacola
Fla
Florida
Denver
William J. Bryan
Napoleon B. Broward
United States
Crawford
Mlotda
A. ‘Clay Crawford
WW. G.crawford
Evening News
Argun
Spectacular Day Of Big Reunion Rules Parade In Birmingham
Large crowds gathered for a Confederate veterans reunion in Birmingham Alabama with trains bringing visitors from up to 100 miles. Gun salutes marked the parade start at 11 am and a route stretched from Sixth Avenue and Nineteenth Street through multiple streets to Park Avenue. Gov. Comer and Mayor Ward, along with other officials, reviewed from Capital Park as veterans from Georgia Carolina Mississippi Virginia and more passed the stand. The night prior saw elaborate decorations and arches. the procession highlighted by the Alabama division led by Gen George P Harrison, with many units joining the display. The crowd cheered as the veterans passed, the event described as among the largest in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Sixth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
First Avenue
Twenty-Brst Street
Fifth Avenue
Twentieth Street
Twenty-first Street
Park Avenue
Confederate Monument
Capital Park
Comer
Ward
George P. Harrison
Alabama
BE. J. McCrassin
Bodeker
Alabama National Guard
Howard College
Harrison
Cabell
Forest Cavalry
Confederate Veterans
Department of the Army of Northern Virginia
Department of the Army of Tennessee
Trans-Mississippi
Georgia
Carolinas
Mississippi
Virginia
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Plotida
Kentucky
Local hero on Barbary coast saves two sailors
Lieutenant Frank T. Evans of San Francisco subdued a gang threatening two sailors at a Louisiana dance hall. In civilian dress with friends he confronted assailants, brandished a navy revolver, and forced the crowd back. Arrested briefly, he and the sailors were bailed and commended for conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Evans
Sanfrancisco
Gal
Alenl
Bob
Louisiana
Tivans
Barbary Coast
United States
John Warlick
Willan
Edmundsonfi
Evang
Evans
Portrait of Col William C Gorgas Asan of AMA President Elect
Dr William G Gorgas is named president elect of the American Medical Association. He has served four years as chief sanitary officer of the Isthmian canals project. Born October 4, 1854 in Motlle Aja he studied at the University of the South and earned degrees from Bellevue Hospital Medical College in New York. He was appointed army surgeon general by special congressional act and has held various high posts in the army medical service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Gorgas
Chengo
William C. Gorgas
American Medical Association
Motlle
Aja
University of the South
Bellevue! Hospital Jiealesiles
New York
Emma Kaufmann appeal in murder case to Supreme Court
Bronx Falls June 11 The appeal of Mrs Emma Kaufmann wife of a wealthy brewer and pioneer resident came before the Supreme Court today. She was convicted over a year ago of murdering Agnes Polrels a 16 year old servant in her household. The girl died June 1 1906 after severe beatings and boiling water incidents were alleged. Doctors blamed the mistress mistreatment for the death and the defense argued insanity. Bond kept her free while appealing as new trial motions were denied and a decision may take months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx Falls
Emma Kaufman
Kaufmann
Agnes Polrels
Supreme Court
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