Father’s Day Inaugurated In Spokane And Commentary On Fathers
The piece notes Reverend Hindley introducing Father’s Day in Spokane Washington and argues fathers deserve sympathy and recognition. It contrasts Father’s Day with mothers and critiques male neglect in domestic life while reflecting on broader views of paternal appreciation and societal norms. It also reports on New Jersey farmers proposing unusual conservation measures to control deer damage and Vermont noting deer impact.
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New Jersey
Vermont
Immigration up in 1910 with May record since 1907
The official 1910 immigration figures show continuing high arrivals. May totals reached 169,472, a May record not seen since 1907 when 184,886 arrived. Cumulative 1910 arrivals reached 1,334,166 by May, with prospects to surpass the 1907 yearly total.
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United States
Smuggling Arrests Highlight New York Customs Vigiliance
The article notes many arrests for smuggling show the offense remains prevalent and that New York customs officers are active. Collector Loeb aims to avoid passenger inconvenience while enforcing treasury rules, signaling firm action against deliberate violators.
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New York
Loeb
Treasury
Murderer Junkin Hanged After Calm Final Words in Fort Madison
John Junkin, a Black man convicted of murdering Clara Rosen of Ottumwa, was hanged at noon Friday in the Iowa state penitentiary Fort Madison. He dictated prayers to Father Zaiser before the trap sprung, and Rosen forgave him after the execution. Only male witnesses were present as Warden Sanders barred Mrs Junkin to prevent a scene.
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Fort Madison
John Junkin
Clara. Rosen
Clara Rosen
Ottumwa
State Penitentiary
Junkin
Father Zaiser
Sheriff Clark
Port Madison
Father Foley
Father Hoffman
Junin
Tred Rosen
Rosen
Clark
Sanders
Chester Kellows
James Dooley
J. K. Cumberland
Shelby County
Joseph Smith
Buxton
Infants Paralysis Investigations Spread to Mason City
Dr W H Frost of the public health service teamed with the Iowa state board of health for a regional inquiry into infantile paralysis. He arrived in Mason City to oversee bacteriological work and coordinate with Dr A C Moerke and others, as several new cases emerged in Mason City and Delta. A fourth victim, William Pine, 22, died as public funeral restrictions were issued.
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Ington
United States Marine Hospital’ Service
Des Afoines
State Board of Health
Span
Wse
Iowa
Frost
Mason City
State Board. of Health
Masai City
Delta
A. C. Moerke
Burlington
T. A. McManus
Waterloo
D. E H. Richardson
Webster City
Henry Albert
Town City
West
Tow
Nebraska
Mason
Washington
W. H. Frost
Public Health ‘and Taaring Hospital Service
Iowa State Board of Health
Iowa State Board
Anderson
Forestes
The
Health Service
William Pine
Good Yield of Winter Wheat in Central Iowa
Winter wheat in central Iowa is expected to be of the best quality in years with yields from twenty five to thirty bushels per acre in most fields threshed so far. An engine exploded on the A L Scott farm four miles north of Lincoln killing one man and seriously injuring three others.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Neb
A. L. Scott
Lincoln
Explosion Burns Two Men at Quarry in Murray Pigdle Mine
In Cinton Sg on July 29 Charles Sel bert, 48, and Franklin Logue, 14, were badly burned when dynamite exploded in Murray Pigdle’s quarry.
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Beverly
Cinton
Cherles Selbert
Franklin Logue
Murray Pigdle
John G Carlisle Dies in New York at 65
Former United States secretary of the treasury John Griffin Carlisle died in his New York City apartment at 10 50 p m after a two day illness from heart failure with edema of the lungs. Carlisle, born September 5 1835 in Kentucky, rose from the Kentucky house to the state senate and lieutenant governor before serving in the U S Senate as speaker and later Cleveland's treasury secretary.
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New York
John G. Carlisle
the Treasury
John Griffin Carlisle
Kenton County
Kentucky House of Representatives
State Senate
National House
James B. Beck
United States Senate
Grover Cleveland
Farewell Reception for Colfax Pastor Barton
Rev. J W Barton pastor of the Colfax Baptist church received a farewell reception from his flock. He departs for Rochester New York today to undertake special school work.
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Colfax
J. W. Barton
Waa
Rochester
N. Y
Temperance Lecturer Dies on Central Train
Rockford Illinois records the death of 94 year old temperance lecturer Addig Northam Fields of Warrey on an Illinois Central train. He was en route from Chicago when he died.
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Rockford, I
Addig Northam Fields
Warrey
Wendling Captured After 1,000 Mile Chase Across States
Joseph A. Wendling, accused of murdering Alma Kellner in Louisville, was arrested in San Francisco after detectives traced him to a Third Street lodging house. The break came from Mrs. Cora Muena of Hume Missouri, whose connection with Wendling proved pivotal in the lengthy pursuit spanning four months. Captain J P Carney of Louisville arrived to confirm the capture.
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San Francisco
Third Street
Joseph A. Wendling
Mttle
Alma Kellner
Louisville
Burke
Ryan
Wendling
J. P. Carney
Louisvilé
Kentucky
Carney
Cora Muena
Hume
Carey
Wending
Muena
Houston
Arrest of Crippen and stenographer in Canada voyage
Father Point Quebec August 1 Haw ley Harvey Crippen and his stenographer Ethel Clare Leneve were arrested aboard the steamer Montrose near Scotland Yard’s pursuit. Inspector Dew led the capture after a transatlantic race, locking Crippen and the girl in their staterooms within minutes.
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Father Point
Que
Hawley Harvey Crippen
Ethel Clare Leneve
London
Belle Elmore
Montrose
Inspector Dew
Scotland Yard
Atlantic
Girt
Crippen
John Robinson
Antwerp
Mark Twain Statue Planned in Heidelberg
The American colony in Heidelberg has decided to erect a statue of Mark Twain in the city where he conceived the idea for A Tramp Abroad. Funds for the statue have already been subscribed.
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Mark Twain
Heidelberg
Tickets for Everybody at Republican State Convention
Des Moines reports that on August 1 tickets are available for men and women who wish to attend the Republican state convention next Tuesday. Seats can be secured in the lecture hall section for the event in Des Moines.
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Res Moines
Gtate
Pesday
Mae
Yale
Park Plan Students Learn by Practical Farming
In Dubuque on July 30 Professor Horschem of Audubon school advocates hands on learning through the Park Plan. He argues boys gain more by real participation than by book study, noting they hoe potatoes and master sailing through practice. The program enters its second year with expanding value and upcoming expeditions planned for the off season.
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Dubeque
Horschem
Audubon School
Id & Be
Horschein
Train Kills 13 Horses in Iowa Near Anita
Frank Crawford loses 13 head of horses valued at about 2500 after Rock Island No 25 train runs them down on the right of way east of Anita Nebraska. Engineer Bill Stuart was at the throttle as the train descended a grade around 12 30 AM. The animals fled along the grade for a quarter mile before the collision.
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Anita
Frank Crawford
Rock Island
Bill Stuart
Lester Harris
Atlantic
Crawford
Birthday Celebration Honors 99th Year In Motley
Mason City Va July 28 The ninety ninth anniversary of Mrs. Francisca mother of H H Franc elsco a pioneer resident and local owner was celebrated at Motley Minn where she has lived for ten years.
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Mason City
Francisca
H. H. Francelsco
Motley, Minn
Death by own action noted for J J Williams in Nora Springs
Despondency is given as the cause of death by own action of J J Williams a longtime resident of Nora Springs and former prosecuting attorney for Kansas City Kansas according to a dispatch received by his sister Mrs A Hart.
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Nora Springs
J. J. Willams
Kansas City
Kan
Mra. A
Hart
Lightning Kills Horses In Towa City Storm
Lightning during the recent two day storm killed horses belonging to George Kostelecky Jacob Metzger and Miss Elsie Cerny and knocked down Miss Cerny and Miss Amelia Bezek without severe injuries.
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Bolt
Towa City
George Kostelecky
Jacob Metzger
Elsie Cerny
Miss Cerny
Amelia Bezek
Des Moines Barber William Bon Dies Suddenly
Des Moines citizen William Cop Bon, longtime barber at The Inn on Lake Okeeboji, died suddenly while at the lake. Bon, age 2018, operated a shop on Center Street and was widely known in Des Moines society. His body was returned to Des Moines for burial.
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Smily” Codison
Sudgenty
Des Moines
Willam Cop Bon
Center Street
Lake Okeboji
Wind Wrecks Chautauqua Tents at Boone Venue
A severe storm brought down the Redpath Vawter Chautauqua tents in Boone on Wednesday night. Four terraced wings were blown to the ground but no injuries were reported.
Oelwein Name Named Iowa Superior Court Judge
Des Moines reports Governor Carrot announced the appointment of B. J. O'Connor of Oelwein to the Iowa superior court. He will succeed Judge M. Porter who resigned from the post last day.
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Oelwein
Des Moines
Carrot
B. J. O'Connor
Af Oelwein
Jurge M. Porter
Wao Day
Norway Marriage Travel Fare Question
The notice notes a claim about travel fare for married people in Norway and questions the idea, asking whether married people qualify for such reduced travel.
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Benham
Norway
Untitled fragment on cheese and trap drawing power
Fragmentary note describes a contrast between a black Tf and a white toasted cheese with limited drawing power toward a mouse trap. The text is incomplete, offering few clear entities or actions to anchor a fuller summary.
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Spokane
Wash
William J. Hindley
Hindley
Napa
Father
Tion
Russia
Fara. Rosen
Tin
Wendling Carrent
Kellner
Dew Geta
Manh—Crippen
Miss Leneve
Frank Grawford
OSE College
Colorado
LandeFaerey Base
T.L. Greer
Doll, Ca
Rogard Og
J. ‘Eckett
Greensburg
Porter Cerbal CO. HH
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