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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1906

Page

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Modest statesmen and curious shocks in 1906 musings

The Titonka Topic observes global and domestic quirks with dry humor. Notes on Russia, Norway, airships, Wall Street brinkmanship, a Chicago professor, a jailed Columbus girl, balloon fads, a West Virginia preacher, ice and coal woes, Canadian Americanization, Japanese critiques of教育, liquid air, the ice trust, King Leopold’s hunting, fortunes of the newly rich, the Gaekwar of Baroda, Edison’s dreams of automotives and phonographs, a Belleville wedding license ruse, and a vast philanthropic bequest praising education.

Are the honest men all dead Buffalo Commercial

A brief quip notes that few honest men remain as inflation pressures rise. The Chicago Record-Herald counters, saying most are still active, attempting to align incomes with the growing cost of Hvlox.

Buffalo The Chicago Record-Herald

Iowa News Briefs Merge Theft Fire and Tragedy Across State

A roundup of Iowa incidents reports two burglaries in Belle Plaine with small cash losses, a Sheldon market gardener’s daughter injured by threshing gear, and a Primghar restaurant fire linked to a gasoline explosion. Additional items include a Burlington youth killed by a train, a mysterious Stanley disappearance, court actions, factory injuries, a Sheldon farm fire, a Mason City Fort Dodge rail dispute ending in ordinance, and a statewide note on Iowa rural telephone expansion followed by an Eldon post office burglary.

Belle Plaine J. H. Warren R. Nicholson McGrew Primghar Mr. McGrew Earl Lay John Lay Burlington Rock Island Harmer Mills Omaha Road Sheldon Rose Anderson Jasper County Rose Newton Clements Mount Pleasant John Cone Parsons Bandcutter and Self Feeder Company Zewton Richard J. Johnson Williams A. J. Norton Traer J. H. Smith Stanley Dakota Marshalltown W. H. Stout Ocean Park Cal Smith Stout William Wilsonberger Wainsborough Stelle Hall of Thomas Stevenson Easton Boulevard Twenty-ninth Street Des Moines Court of Fritz Hinze Alexander Ferrys Earle Murphy Bast Twenty-fifth Maple Streets Lambert Henry Nick Tomahawk Wis Fonda Grady Mason City Austin Minn Marion Jones St. Paul Mayne’s Grove Iowa Falls Jones George S. Dick Red Oak Iowa State Normal W. H. Bender G. W. Newton Charles A. Fullerton Henry C. Cummins Misses Sara Riggs Elizabeth Hughes Ida Fosenbeck Mamie Hearst Laura Bowman Emma Lambert Alison Aitchison Lulu Borquin Elizabeth Kaye Great Western Fort Dodge Clarion Stickney Iowa United States United States Census Bureau Telephone Clearing House Clearing House Eldon E. T. Roland Obbers Northwest Dakotas Penza Wilkesbarre Baseball Club New York State League John H. Sharrott Minnesota American Institute of Mining Engineers Germany Iron and Steel Institute of London Rhine Duesseldorf Coblense Dallas-Texas & Pacific Railroad Mesquite Grand Army of the Republic R. B. Brown Zanesville William H. Armstrong Indianapolis E. B. Fenton Detroit John Ireland W.W. H. Johnson Lincoln Neb France Biwabik B. A. Lamason Bank of Ankeney Fred O. Murray Buffalo N. Y Physicians Defense Company Fort Wayne Ind Kansas Montana Board of Equalization W. A. Clark San Pedro United Verde Superior Mills Ypsilanti Paper Company Ypsilanti, Mich Nicholas Longworth Cincinnati International Policyholders’ Committee New York Mutual Life Insurance Companies Warsaw Telegram London Jewish Chronicle Labrador Milwaukee Avenue State Bank Chicago Garfield Park Bank William Mohney Three Rivers Mich Olin P. Farr Livingston Mont Me . Rae Citizens’ Bank Farr W. W. Williams Georgia Bank Russia Ann Arbor Inneapolis Charles New Orleans Voliva W. F. Woolworth & Co St. Joseph Frank HB. Grimes State Eall R. H. Cadawalader Louisburg Kan Herald Department of Agriculture Census Bureau Silex James Robertson Charles Johnson Hague Tribunal Prussia David R. Francis St. Louis Mbertain Syzian Itl Fort Des Moines Eleventh Cavalry Fort Riley Washington Herald Washington Scott Bone Sullivan Cleveland Grand Jury Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad Navy Cape Hoan Captan A. Cleman Gener Army Came Tacoma Wash William H. Jervis Bureau of the Census of Department of Commerce and Labor Ita Chas. Smith Avondale William J. Bryan Yar Dr. Graham I. T Ben Stewar Pers Steward Kettling Stantly Ee Sécretary of War Taft Signey Moutenant

South American Quake Tops Week in Chile Damage

A major earthquake devastates Valparaiso and threats loom from successive shocks and fires. Loss of life misreports spread as cables warn of destruction at Los Andes and disrupted communications. Renominations follow in Illinois districts with Cannon and Sterling among nominees. diverse races feature McInerny Caldwell and Rivey as party choices.

South America Chile Valparaiso Los Andes Aconcagua Congress Cannon Danville Ill Eighteenth George W. Prince Galesburg Uiscrice William A. Rodenberg Twenty-second James J. McInerny Seventeenth Kinois John A. Sterling Seventeenth Congressional Bloomington L. W. McNeil Eureka Twenty-first Ilinois Ben F. Caldwell Chatham Zeno J. Rivey Litchfield

Roosevelt appoints James S. Harlan to interstate commerce panel

The report lists President Roosevelt naming James S. Harlan of Chicago to the Interstate Commerce Commission. It notes Harlan as son of U.S. Supreme Court Justice John M. Harlan and cites other 1906-era items from the same dispatch, including naval, rail, and political notes.

Roosevelt James S. Harlan Chicago Interstate Commerce Commission Harlan John M. Harlan United States Supreme Court United States Denmark Robb Grand Army of the Republic Congress Saratoga N. Y James Perry Baldy Perry Raynor N.C Hester Clinch Mountain Clinchport R. G. Dun & Co William J. Bryan Madrid Poitieres Paul QO. Stensland Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of Chicago Pitts Park George Dewey The Order of Founders and Patriots of America Robert B. Roosevalt Frank E. Gavin Indianapolis Leg Mantle Butte Montana the Rhine and Moselle Insurance Company Germany San Francisco

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Titonka Lee O. Wolfe Turkey Norway Wall Street Columbus West Virginia Ice Trust Leopold Belgium New York Post Gaekwar Nloroda India Edison Belleville Diamond King London Times
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