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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
4
Notable Obituaries and Disasters Stir National Headlines
Charney H. Moyer reelected Western Federation of Miners president at Denver convention. Dead include James D. Fanning, William T. Owens, James H. Budd, Louis Snow, and others. Accidents: train derailments, drownings, electric shocks, and a fatal manhole blast. Fires in Quanah Texas and Telshi Russia caused heavy losses. violence and sensational mob acts reported in Florida and Iowa.
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Charney H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
James D. Fanning
West
Sins and Sinners and Political Notes in 19th Century Dispatch
A Lowell quarryman shoots his four year old son Walter then fatally shoots himself in a fit of infanity. Adlai E Stevenson announces candidacy for governor of Nichols on the Democratic ticket and endorses the Denver platform. Walter Goodwin names seven men to a night rider squadron in Hopkinsville and is protected by militia. Kings County grand jury indicts thirty six in anti gambling case at the race track. A corpse with flagstone tied around the neck is found in the East River, unidentified, police suspect Black Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Drake
Lowell, Mass
Walter
Adlai BE. Stevenson
United States
Nicols
Denver
Walter Goodwin
Hopkinsville
Center Furnace
Kings County
Baat
New York
Hundreds of strikebreakers in Bir am Alabama mines under military escorts
The report notes strikebreakers were placed in Bir am district mines with military escorts and no disorder occurred. Amid varied items a Chicago weather missive mentions 80 degrees. a stranger cooked an egg on Milwaukee pavement in six minutes.
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Biram
Ala
Milwaukee
American Catholic Press Association
Cincinnati
Mi B
Quebec
Fairbank
Mackinac Island
Farman Aeroplane Demonstrates Speed at Brighton Beach
Henri Farman's heavier-than-air craft rose 25 feet at Brighton Beach and traveled 240 yards before lifting skyward. A second test produced 350 yards aloft, followed by a 760 yard flight, as photographers toppled and the crowd cheered the French inventor during the Brighton Beach demonstrations.
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New York
Henri Farman
France
Brighton Beach
Farman
Jekitant Aeronauts
Aero Glub of America
America
Syed
Powder Explosion Levels Stafford Town In Raleigh County
An explosion at a powder house in Stafford Raleigh county last night wrecked nearly every building. About 100 bags of powder detonated causing extensive damage and injuring several people. The cause remains unknown with damage estimate around 200000 dollars.
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Huntington
W. Va
Stafford
Raleigh County
Miners Rescued From Coal Creek Cave-In
In Fernie British Columbia on August 2 twenty three miners were buried by a cavern in No 2 mine of Crow s Nest Pass Coal company. Rescue teams faced heavy gas but all 23 men were brought out alive.
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Fernie
B. C
Coal Creek
Crow's Nast Pass
Artilleryman Rufus Sparks Dies in Kasota Collision
Rufus Sparks, a Yort Snelling artilleryman, was fatally injured when his train was struck near Kasota while traveling from St. Peter Minnesota. He died yesterday after the collision.
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St. Peter
Minn
Rufus Sparks
Yort Snelling
Kasota
No curb betting in New York financial district this year
New York August 2. No election bets will be placed from curb markets in the financial district this year reversing recent years. The change ends a long standing practice familiar to local bettors and street observers.
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New York
Financial District
Revolution Suppressed in Honduras Border Revolt
Official statement says the uprising in Honduras has been quelled. No details on casualties or leaders were released from San Salvador.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Hondui
Worker killed by piledriver at Ball Club Minn
CorrectionVille Iowa Aug 2 Izaro Fergueon 38 of this city was killed by a piledriver at Ball Club Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilla
CorrectionVille
Iowa
Izaro Fergueon
Ball Club
Minn
Knife to Save Pettibone's Life in Denver Surgery
George A Pettibonne, who was tried in Idaho for the murder of former Governor Frank Steunenberg, will undergo an operation in Denver today in hope of saving his life. He has endured illness since the trial with trouble in the aidueye acon.
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Pettibone
Denver
Cola
George A. Pettibonne
Idaho
Frank Steunenberg
Aidueye Acon
Ketchell Knocks Out Kelly in Three Rounds in San Francisco
Stanley Ketchell of San Francisco defeats Hugo Kelly of Chicago by knockout in the third round after Kelly led early and controlled the second round. Ketchell landed a decisive three lefts to the jaw causing Kelly to drop and fail to rise.
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San Francisco
Stanley Ketchell
Hugo Kelly
Chicago
Kelly
Ketchell
Kely
Secretary Lee Heads to Maine for Vacation
Oyster Bay August 2 Secretary Lee will depart this afternoon for a one month vacation starting in Portland and Maine woods as guest of Oscar Straus. After a week he will visit Northern Minnesota lake region for two weeks. Rudolph Forster will handle duties in his absence.
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Deb
Minnesota
Oyster Bay
Lee
Portland
Maine Woods
Oscar Straus
Commerce and Labor
Wyoming
Mr. Loeb
Rudolph Forster
Forty Vessels Wrecked In Labrador Gale
Reports from St John’s Newfoundland indicate at least forty fishing ships were wrecked by a northeastern gale along the Labrador coast early this week. All but three crewmen reached shore but about 400 faced seven days without food or shelter amid severe suffering.
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Labrador
St. John’s
N. F
Retired War Hero Abducts Wife To Mexico
Brig. Gen. David K. Ward, a two war veteran, secretly abducted his wife from a county hospital and took her to Mexico where they intend to live, despite her leprosy.
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Mexico
Los Angeles
David K. Ward
Two Ware
Guards and Negroes War In Rehoboth Riot
Delaware militiamen are encamped near Rehoboth after a riot in which a crowd of local Black residents clashed with whites. One man suffered a fractured skull and may die. about twenty others were injured in the brawl that erupted last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Rlot
Rehoboth
Del
Markets Update From Grain and Live Stock Centers
St Paul and Minneapolis show mixed grain prices with wheat and corn varying by grade. Chicago reports cattle and hog ranges while Sioux City notes cattle and hog values. St Paul listing includes grain-fed steers and yearlings with fluctuating cattle quotes.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Qate
Chicago
Milwaukee
Reeves
Sioux City
Iowa
South St. Paul
Italian murderer Francis co Coddio hanged in Kamloops
Vancouver reports Francis co Coddio an Italian murderer was hanged at Kamloops yesterday after being convicted of blowing up the Niagara hotel near Greenwood a year ago. The execution follows his sentencing in January.
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Vancouver
B.C
Francisco Coddio
Kamloops
Niagara’ Hotel
Greenwood
Peace Delegates Banqueted in London at Hotel Cecil
The government hosted a banquet for Universal Peace congress delegates at the Hotel Cecil in London. Lewis Harcourt, Britain’s secretary of works, presided over the event.
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London
Ang
Universal Peace Congress
Cecil
Lewis Harcourt
Brat
Minnesota closes semi centennial with near thirty million in assets
The Minnesota treasurer reports the state ended its 50th year with 2,968,282.04 in the treasury and total receipts of 12,446,280.64 for the year, up about 1.2 million from last year. Taxation has grown from 554,000 to 28,000,000, property valuations from 41,000,000 to 1,050,000,000, and state expenditures to over 2,000,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota
C. C. Dinehart
Bars Trade Slot Machine Ban Enforced in Marshalltown
County Attorney J H Egermayer served notice on local cigar stores to remove the new trade machine. The device takes nickels, offers trade for winnings, and falls under the slot machine ban as used in Marshalltown Iowa on August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Iowa
J. H. Egermayer
Jewelar Edward Eckert Found Dead in Iowa River
The body of Edward Eckert, a Marengo jeweler, was found in the Iowa River near Amana. He had two bullet wounds in his temple and is believed to have died by his own hand due to ill health. He was forty, with a wife and five children. He drove away from home in an automobile on Tuesday.
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Quanah
Tex
Cecil Decker
Lake City
Mills County
Iowa
Coon River
R Ewhaming
Goodland
Hugo
Ark
Rote Morgan
Nellie Smith
Earl M. Alexander
Marion
St. Fant
J. G. Dixon
New Hampton
Gault Bte
Marie Jone
Grover Willoughby
Lebanon
Pensacold
Fla
Leander A. Shaw
Lillian Davie
Megro
A. A. Mertz
First National Bank
Webster City
Lhassa
Leh
Tuna
Sven Hejdin
Sven Hedin
Assting
Munich
Jacob O. Olson
Roland
Town
Marengo
Towa City
Edward Eckert
Towa River
Amana
Iowa County
Lightning Strikes Two Homes in Hinckley Damages Minor
Lightning hit the home of W E Vose causing a bed to overturn and fire. A second bolt struck the Northern Pacific section house occupied by James Fleming, tearing paper and plaster, scattering an umbrella and frightening the occupants.
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Hinckley
Mion
W. E.vose
James Fleming
Fireman Killed by Heat on Harbor Tug
Manistique Michigan August 2 Henry Hazen a fireman aboard the harbor tug died at 2 pm after being overcome by boiler room heat and the day’s extreme heat He was about 24 and leaves a wife and child His father William Hazen is the tug’s engineer.
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Hazen
Dice
Manistique
Mich
Henry Hazen
William Hazen
Fire destroys Flambeau post office and store
A blaze in Dun can Camerons building at Flambeau Wisconsin destroyed the post office and store. Mr and Mrs Cameron and John Rodinger were injured while trying to save contents when oil and powder exploded tearing out the storefront. Heat Caygees death by own action. Burlington suicide due to heat.
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Flambeau
Chippewa Falla
Wis
Duncan Cameron
Bridges Nearly Ready in Superior Restoration
Bridges on the Northern Pacific and Great Northern routes near Superior Wisconsin will reopen Monday after a period of nonuse. Trains and cars will resume operation as crews complete repairs and testing on the two spans.
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Superior
Wis
Forthern Pacific
Great Northern Wridges
Care
Healthful living and trusted laxative Syrup of Figs endorsement
One of the essentials for happy homes is reliable health information and proven products. The piece endorses Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a wholesome family laxative approved by physicians and widely accepted, urging purchase only from the California Fig Syrup Co through leading druggists. It ends with a moral quip about tombstones and heaven.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Tent and Awning Company Advertisement Quip
A fragmented 1900s style ad offers hide and fur shipments to N W Hide and Fur Co in Minneapolis and promotes tent and awning products. It includes a playful exchange about work and a leap year superstition with stray quotes and garbled phrases.
Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
A report listing patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors includes names and cities such as Lothrop & Johnson patent lawyers in St Paul, C. W. Barber Red Wing Minnesota, J. E. Carlson Vermillion, 8. D. and T. Dougherty Minneapolis, Minn, with items like grain bin cream pump folding square grain car door and railroad gate among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Minn
C. W. Barber
Red Wing
Mion
J. E. Carlson
T. Dougherty
Minneapolis
B. Lindblad
Kost
W. B. Seymour
Kennebes
No Further Proof Needed in Banquet Speech Feud
Rapter complains the paper failed to print lines from a banquet speech, while Hoitor defends the friendship and asks what further proof is needed. The exchange hints at tension over coverage and bias in the newspaper.
Ants as weather prophets warn of rain by nesting
Ants signaling weather patterns show clever behavior. Morning activity clearing nests predicts several days of fair weather, while mid afternoon hurrying to the west, sentinels urging retreat, and sealing the nest foretell rain that afternoon or night.
Coffee blamed for illness a Postum testimonial claims cure
A letter touts coffee as the cause of years of sickness and describes recovery after switching to Postum. The writer recounts pale, weakened health, bed confinement, and improved appetite, sleep, and weight after abandoning coffee and using Postum. The note, signed with a Postum attribution, urges belief in the product.
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