Woke Deaths and Wrecks of the Railroads Reach Toll
Five dead and many injured after a New York Central passenger train collided with a freight train near Pittsford New York. The passenger car telescoped, killing five passengers in seconds and injuring many more. Conductor forgot the passenger train was running. fatalities also rise from Hartford wreck where eight workmen died and 35 were injured when a passenger train crashed into a work train backing into the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachester
N.Y
New York Central
Pittsford
Emmet Lyons
Lyons
Apa
Rochester
Aaid
Hartford
Conn
Highland Division
New York
New Havenland
Hartford Railroad
New Brittain
Sigourney 4 Feecvers
Onderneath
Examinations Controversy Sparks Iowa Education Row
A dispute between State Superintendent and County Superintendent over who may appoint and conduct supplementary teacher examinations escalates toward court action. Statements from Mr. Riggs and Mr. Elliott reveal conflicting interpretations of the law and board regulations governing Cedar Falls examinations and the role of the state board. The issue centers on authority, appointment, and the legitimacy of the examinations as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roglater and ‘Leader
Riggs
Lowar Etands
Potat
Riggs Yesberiter
Mb Rize Cave
Cedar Falls
Ander Viett
State Board of Educational Examiners
Seerley
Elliott
Countyttorney Meats
Waterloo
Emil
Cedar’ Fall
Eliott
Atate
Erintendent
Bininet
Blackhawk
Tate
Mm Thig
Louisiana Elks In Session In Lake Charles Convention Opens
Lake Charles hosts a two day gathering of Louisiana Elks with Dr A K Fort presiding as president of the state association. Delegates from New Orleans Jaravaport Baton Rouge Crowley Monroe Alexandria New Iberia Opelousas and Lake Charles attend the meeting as part of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks activities. The report also includes an ad fragment for Holileter's Rocky Mountain Tea and notes a local pharmacist moving to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Charles
Benevolent and Protective Order of Hike
Louisiana
A. K. Fort
New Orleans
Jaravaport
Baton Rouge
Crowley
Monroe
Alexandris
New Iberia
Opelousas
Athletics Drownings Reported in Midwest Rivers
Multiple drowning incidents reported on June 24 across Michigan and Ohio. In Muskegon, two athletes were swept from the river as spectators laughed, and in St Louis, Fred Adver and Augustus Adler and brothers drowned while attempting a rescue. In South Haven and Columbus, two more bathers perished in swift currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Lott
Fred Adver
Mississippi
President Street
Augustus Adler
Routh Haven
Mich
Will Ninkle
City
South Haven
Columbus
Henry Zip
Ant Herman Ludwik
Big Walnut Creek
Tornado Strikes Michigan Farm, Recreation Park Causes Fatality
A Michigan town report notes a tornado damaged a farm and recreation park this morning. Three valuable horses and a man were killed when the storm struck, and Will Wiedmayer, 29, died after contacting a telephone wire. Six people were injured and one missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Kalamasco
Mich
Recreation Park
Easy
Will
Jam Wiedmayer
Mrs Shaulis Dies at 35 After Long Illness
Mrs B A Shaulis of Blackhawk County died after a long illness from dropsy at 35. She leaves five sons and three daughters, with several living in Waterloo. Survived by husband and children, funeral plans pending word from relatives. Born in Pennsylvania, she lived in Orange township before moving to Waterloo seven months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Shaulie
Blackhawk
County
Bhankshone
Weet
Simon
Noah
Kooser
George Kistner
Emanuel
Nebraska
Lottie Darron
Yves
Coffeyville
Kan
Ter
Amanda Brant
Ahaulis
Orange Township
Yin Bo
Wilhelmina Arrives at The Hague for Peace Conference
Queen Wilhelmina arrived privately at The Hague and will host delegates at the Royal Villa for the peace conference. The third international peace conference committee is split into two sub committees: first will handle harbor bombardment, mines, torpedoes, and red crews. second will discuss treatment of belligerent ships in neutral harbors. Dr Hagerup of Norway presides the first sub committee and Count Tornielli presides the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Wilhelmina
Royal Villa
Dr. Hagerup
Norway
Firet
Wreck of Pacific Steamer Bandego Near Booth Avenue
A Pacific Steam Navigation steamer Bandego trading between Panning and Booth Avenuee was wrecked about a mile north of Corral. One passenger and one officer were saved. the remainder of passengers and crew are reported perished. Also noted is New York hotel waiters first mercant convention in United States opening at Terrace Garden with delegates from major cities. Arthur Brown, a State University student, took a position on the Times-Tribuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Pacific Steem Navigation Company
Bandego
Booth Avenuee
Corral
New York
United State
Terrace
Garden
Seattle
San Francisco
Colorado Springs
Los Angeles
Bu Louis
Boston
Chicago
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Ehipjoyes’ Association
Geneva Union
Geneva Union, Which Has Branches Throughout’' Murope
Arthur Brown
the State University
Darrow Opens the Defense in Mine Leaders Case
Clarence Darrow began the defense asserting the state rests on a giant conspiracy by the Western Federation of Miners. He argued the federation is industrial, not murderous, and that Pinkerton detectives fueled violence and false charges to disrupt labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolas
Idsho
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Hawley
Steunenberg
Brounenberg
Western Federation of Miners
Trog
Tras
Western of Miners
Orgacization of Angels
Angela Do
Haywood Or
Moyer
Itive
Dariow Tilt
Pinkerton -Detective Agency
Telluride
Cripple’ Creek
Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health In Waterloo
Waterloo residents report relief from backache and kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. A local woman credits the remedy with easing a long backache and weak kidneys, while her husband notes improved condition. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, agents for the United States. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea also advertised for general health. Wangler Bros. 686.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Misa Cecil de St. Aubin
Wanaler
Waterloo
Bright
Algonomat
Doun
Rethen
Gale
Foster-Milburn
Buffato
New York
Selé
United States
Rarhember
Dean
Hollister
Wangler Bros
Wife Dead on Floor After Sudden Death in Waterloo Home
Mrs Garrabrant, 67, died suddenly at her Waterloo residence on February 28, 1897. Her husband and three sons survived, with funeral conducted by Rev Frank Cole from First Methodist Church and burial at Fairview Cemetery. Her mother was born in Sussex County, New Jersey, and the family had lived in Laporte and Waterloo since 1856.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buea Torentrdet
Aonis
Phipician
Garrabrat
Dorn
William
Ira
Brachton
Parsane
Garrabrant
Sudsexicounty
New Jersey
Laporte
Indiana
Waterloo
Rey Frank, Cole
Sycamore Street
Fairview
Archbishops stance on strike and arbitration proposal
Arch bishop Keane urged calm amid labor strife as delegates warned threats could drive workers from communities. He championed benefits from The Hague conf with international arbitration as a path to address local strike tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabsque
Jase
Keane
Formam
Gathedral
Dinhep
Ite International Arbitration
Ures
Postmaster Appointment Heads Manchester Reading
The president named Howard J. Rana as postmaster at Mascheater. King Edward’s horses will be shown at the state fair, purchased by Robert Burgess and formerly owned by the king. Fred Pabst to exhibit hackneys at Iowa show, following New York prize success. Des Moines exhibition date July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Cynter Bay
Howard J. Rana
Mascheater
Lows
King &Dward
Des Moines
Chicago
Robert Burgess
Winoha
Edward of
England
Atste
New York
Jordan
Iowa
Fred Pabst
Family Nearly Wiped Out by Typhoid Fever
Marshalltown reports a Marshall County family heavily struck by typhoid fever and related illness. H J Holloway and his two children faced deteriorating health as the youngest died from fever, the oldest boy was hospitalized, and the family shrinks to a surviving husband and one other child. The afflicted travel south seeking relief as cold weather approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Marshall County
Mtnole
Jackson
Marton
Wolloway
Diadase
Cedar, Rapids
Holloway
Asleep in Jesus at Cedar Falls Funeral
The obituary notes Mrs Martha Gibson Wilson of Cedar Falls was laid to rest yesterday afternoon. Many attended, she was sister to Mrs James Klinefelter. Also reported, LeGrand Chandler, pioneer of Henry County, died Sunday evening near Mt Pleasant at age sixty five, after seventy years in Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Gibson Wilson
Cedar Falls
James Klinefelter
LeGrand Chandler
Henry County
Pleasant Hii
Mt. Pleasant
Hoe
Cudahy Packing to Buy Cows Without Postmortem
Cudahy Packing at Kansas City stock yards announced on Saturday that starting Monday it would buy cows regardless of the postmortem order with an exception for cancer cows. The move marks a break among packers and may force rivals to revoke their orders for protection. The company acted voluntarily and limits its plant at St Joseph near Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanées City
Cudahy Packing Company
Cudahy’ Packing Company
Bt Joseph Ot Fort Worth
Butler to Kansas City Engagement Planned
W H Butler and party traveled yesterday for Kansas City where Butler will engage in business and remain at least until mid September. Their home will be closed. George F Rinehart will take charge of the Chronicle. Butler has recently played a prominent role in Des Moines political campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossies
Walt Hy Butler
Kansan
Butler
Alnay
George F. Rinehart
Crat Chronicle
Working Man's Seengerbund votes for 2010 Chicago event
In Davenport on June 24 the Working man's Seengerbund of the northwest voted to hold its triennial event in Chicago in 2010. After a heated debate it approved admitting women to full membership in all societies of the fund. A parade and outdoor picnic attended by 10,000 closed the festival here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Northwest
Chicago
Hazlett Dunc an wedding links East to Montana
At noon yesterday in Bant Fourth street home of Mr and Mrs G W Hazlett Clara Hazlett daughter of the couple married Paul Duncan of Virginia City Montana in a quiet ceremony attended by relatives. A dinner followed and the couple left for a Colorado wedding trip to settle in Virginia City. Friends extend congratulations.
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G. W. Hazlett
Bant Fourth Street
Clara
Paul 8. Duncan
Virginia City
Montana
Miss Hazlett
Tripoli Schools
Duncan
Colorado
Worthy Bremer merchant John Eifert dies at home
Waverly Iowa June 34 Septeber a pioneer merchant and civic leader John Eifert born July 13 1841 in Hesse Darmstadt Germany led the firm John Eifert and Sons and later oversaw a growing art and dry goods stock in Waverly He served twenty years on the board of education and three years as city councilman He died Saturday afternoon after a paralytic stroke at his home leaving a wife six children and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Frm
John Eifert and Sons
Para
Johan Mifert
Hesse-Darmatadt
Germany
Theos
America
Genessse County
N.Y
Bremer County
Sophia Kaabohm
Osrl
John
Bijalawas
Tobin Bifert
Hifert
Citxen
Board of Education
Threg Yuarwa City
Joseph Simmons
Bremer
Thia City
Bright
Cornwall
England
Grant County
Wisconsin
Hie
Pardate
Charlotte Luke
Emmons
Harlington
Jetty
Appendicitis Proves Fatal in Mosghalltown Woman
Mrs. Butta a 29 year old former Lyaville girl and Montezuma resident, died today from acute appendicitis that ruptured after a rapid abscess and led to peritonitis and septic poisoning. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Sheridan of Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosghalltown
Bll
Butta
Lyaville
Montezuma
J. W. Sheridan
Woodward
Summer school enrollment tops 1160 at Cedar Fally
The week long normal summer school at Cedar Fally closes with enrollment over 1160. Graduates from Chicago university, I ngs college, Nebraska, Coe, Parsons, South Dakota State, Fisk, Drake, Smith and Simpson colleges are among attendees. Sixty five former graduates also enrolled for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Fally
Ataty ‘Ormal
Chicago University
I Ngs College
Nebraska
Coe College
Parsons College
South Dakota State College
Fisk College
Drake University
Smith and Simpson College
Hand Amputated by Lawn Mower Accident near Cedar Falls
Charley Hearst suffered a finger loss when his hand was caught by a lawn mower at the old Hearst farm a few miles from Cedar Falls. He and his wife are described as residents of the area. The incident occurred on a recent June day per local report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Charley Hearst
Herat Farm
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Marty
Muskegon
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Mrs. Shaulis
Iilhelmina
Gates OF Conference
Chambers of Commerce of
Japan
Halationg
United Statee—Foreign News
Haywood
Cade
Western Federation of Minors
Labor Organization, Net A
Pinkerton
Little Rock
Ark
Idae
A. W. Covington
Albion
David Jellems
Ahd
Albert
Alexander Compton
Keensburg
Edwarda County
Wan
Wabash County
Compton
Kellems
Kellum
Charles ‘Black
Dever
Albert Kelleme
Air
Mrs
Jane Garrabrans Strick
Husband
Armin
Ruber
Jesus
Martha Sibson Wilson
Amels
Mother
Tom
W.H. Butler
Kansas City
Singere
Mazlett
John Eifart
Joseph Gimmong
John Cifert
Counstiman
Patash
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