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Newspaper

The Kellogg Tribune

Location

Kellogg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1908

Page

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Hearing Continues in Benson Boody Murder Case

The preliminary hearing for Frank Benson, a Central engineer, charged with murdering Byron E. Boody, a Central brakeman, was continued from May 6 to June 10 in Marshalltown. Edges of related cases mention Lloyd Milo Adams, an insurance agent, and other Iowa notices including accidents, court actions, and university budget planning.

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World News Roundup Brims With Daring Events

A vast synthesis of global incidents reports railway robberies in the Panhandle and Locean, a Japanese cruiser sinking, fires damaging Exposition grounds, river floods wrecking farms, and political contests across states. Notable items include a shipboard heist, a fatal lightning strike, and wartime threats.

Fort Wayne Hotel Fire Claims Many Lives and Survivors

A disastrous blaze at the New Aveline hotel in Fort Wayne Indiana began at 3 20 in the morning in the elevator shaft. The fire swept rapidly through the brick building trapping guests and causing several deaths and heroic rescues. Firemen and ladders saved many who escaped via windows or fire escapes as the interior burned to embers.

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Mixed early 20th century crime and international incidents summary

Battleship Geet arrives at Monterey. Verder Oklahoma faces arson retaliation against law enforcement. Michigan attorney general seeks receiver for Detroit health group. Robbery drains 36300 in Mexican currency from Wells Fargo near Torreon. Panama reports Honduras plans attack. Michigan Supreme Court upholds contempt verdicts in Detroit murder trial. President Roosevelt hosts 600 New England workers. Receiver named for Nam A. Stetson of Boston. Georgia woman Georgia Bible linked to $8,000 diamond theft. British cruiser Gladiator clashes with American ship near Isle of Wight. crew casualties. New York church centennial events. New Jersey Democrats back Bryan. Colorado and Arkansas Republicans back Taft. Lordsburg murder-suicide. Hafid defeated in Morocco. Matsushima sunk. trolley collision near Ypsilanti. powder mill explosion near Marion. bank robbery in Monterey Minnesota. Second Atlantic torpedo flotilla enters San Diego.

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Angered Spouse Kills Two in Battle Creek

Joseph B. Blunt, a liquor salesman, broke into the home of Mrs. Blunt's parents in Battle Creek and killed her father Homer Jones and mother Mrs Jones. Mrs Blunt fled through a snowstorm with her baby, then Blunt surrendered to police downtown.

Battle Creek Joseph B. Blunt

Policeman Shot Dead While Chasing Thief in Denver Store

Denver police officer Charles M. Bock was killed instantly after being shot in the heart during a Saturday chase of a burglar into the Denver Photo Supply store. The confrontation occurred as he made the last rounds of his watch, continuing pursuit into the shop.

Denver Charles M. Bock Denver Photo Supply company

Indictments Return Against Cincinnati Brokers

Thirty four indictments were returned by the grand jury Saturday against well known Cincinnati brokers involved in the bucketshop operation.

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Prince Heliede to Renounce for Civil and Religious Union

Faith Rome reports Prince Heliede of Sagan plans to renounce Catholicism to wed Mme Anna Gould. The Catholic church refuses to annul Mme Gould's first marriage, so the prince intends to become Protestant so the couple can marry civilly and religiously.

Helie Rome Heliede Sagan Mme Anna Gould

Hold-up in county jail injures man and robs $4.75

Chicago report says a jail hold-up left the victim beaten and robbed of 4.75. Harry Daley, awaiting a death sentence for killing George Seeberger last August, was named as an assailant by Clinton Schister, a former Wabash railway switchman jailed for receiving stolen property. Both headed to the criminal court building in the jail elevator for motions.

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Des Moines State executive panel debates primary costs

The Des Moines state executive committee argues the primary election is costly and may be trimmed. It notes audits by the council and the power to scale expenditures, while discussing candidate withdrawals from the primary ballot and advance payment for divorce decrees starting May term. It also lists portraits to be unveiled and stock rate cases set for Washington.

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