Important News Notes Of A Week
A digest of high profile figures and events: Mayor Tom L Johnson faces fortune loss and move from Euclid Avenue. Gov elect Shallenberger sustains a fractured leg. Peter Van Vlissingen jailed for forgery. Rockefeller testifies in the government suit against the Standard Oil trust. Bryan hints at 1912 presidential bid. Taft to call a tariff session after March 4. Multiple other political, legal, and crime items round out the weekly roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom L. Johnson
Euclid Avenue
A. C. Shallenberger
Nebraska
Shriners
Peter van Vlissingen
Chicago
Joliet
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Ferriss
New York
of Trust
Standard
United States
Harry
Reardon
Atlas
Arthur Spencer
Kansas City
Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
O. M. Carter
Mexican Brick and Fire Clay Company
Mexico
W. BR. Ridgely
Natonal Bank of Commerce
Emily Crane Chadbourne
R. T. Crane
C. W. Burton
Tri-City State Bank
Madison
Taft
Congress
Elkins
Catherine Elkins
Duke d'Bruzal
Rollo Tv
Sturgis
Abe Raymer
Springfield
Ill
Adolf Stocker
Reichstag
Ammerica
Louisville
Burley Tobacco Society
American ‘Tobacco Company
Standard of Company
Lamphere
Beatle Guiness
Laporte
Anstiss
Marr
Malcolm Stewart
Duluth
Universal Milling Company
Netherlands
Mary Harbour
Rose Adams
Sioux City
Alabama
Florida
John Krauss
Pacific State
Sunset Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Queenstown Harbor
Yankee
St. Louis
Tiger
John A. Boardman & Co
Stock Brokers
Philadelphia
J. B. Walton
Corn Products Company
Starch Trust
House
Ways and Means Committee
England
Herbert Grigg
Cline Wheeler
Walter Zeller
William Read
Vineland
N. J
Supreme Court of
South Dakota
Emma Kauffman
Sioux Falls
Alphia M. Shevalier
Lincoln Frost
Lincoln
Neb
Tom Moore Distilling Company
Bardstown
Wilhelmina of
Holland
Brent Woodall
University of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Howard Gould
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court of New York
Pratt City
Ala
Ray Lamphere
Ind
Belle Gunness
Sophie Eastman
Carter Harrison
Asheville
N. C
Baker Be, Edwards
Norfolk
Morgan & Wright
St. Clair Flats
Hawaii Shimbo
Honolulu
Japan
Wright
Philippines
American Sugar Refining Company
Converts and crimes fill Iowa town pages in 1908 roundup
Evangelist Oscar Lowry reports over four hundred converts at Chariton revival meetings. The roundup lists hog cholera losses near Buffalo Center, a Des Moines assault conviction, a town land sale near Fort Des Moines, and multiple court cases, burglaries, fires, and political notices across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lowry
Chariton
A. B. Kruss
Buffalo
Center
Berita
Mack Pursley
Gabrielle Harris
Fort Des Moines
Ford
Fifty-sixth Regiment
Iowa National Guard
Fort Dodge
Carroll
Fred Bailey
Alas Thompson
Milan
Jones
Boone
D.C. Surf
Oakland Mills
Burlington
Amber
Anamosa
Nathan J. Streckel
Ward Street
Ottumwa
A. C. Leighton
Marshaltown
Edward Henry
Mathias Skele
Bradshaw
Cris
Thomas Hill
Clear Lake
Sitker
Harry F. Pierce
Cornellius
Lsted
Mayne
Pierce
Town Agricultural College
Ames
Centerville
Eagle Lodge
Murray
Frank Dedina
Mason City
Mike Cummings
Albert DedIna
Vince Navatal
Frank
Des Moines National Thent
Security Loan and Rust Company of
Des Moines
Sixth
Walnut Streets
State Board Proposes Reforms in Iowa Homes and Rail Depots
Iowa biennial report urges the governor and state board of control to empower the commandant of the Iowa Soldiers Home to collect checks and certificates for decedents estates, post a pension law update, treat Soldiers Orphans as wards, abolish private support contracts, and bar under ten year olds from industrial schools. It also holds the railroad commission has power to require new depots where public needs demand and outlines station definitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wickard
Kensett
Milas
Anna ‘Michnioer
Ald
Will Holmes
Boone
Thomas Folsom
Postville
Des Moines
MD Adams
Frank Barnes
Aaron Peterson
Charlton
KP. Peterson
S. and
H. Green
Federal
Dubuque
George Bell
Slater
United States
Teavenworth
Kans
McPherson
McGregor
Mississippi
Ohio and Mississippi River Navigation Company
Upper
Sherman Morris
Frank Shereliffe
Minneapolis
Shereliffe
National Guard
W. T. Chantland
Fifty-sixth
W. H. Miller
McIlenry
Miller
Ft. Madison
Mens
A. Lahaugh
Jefferson County
Labaugh
N. Crumley
Crumley
State Board of Control
Iowa
Pensiona Af
R. R
State Railroad Commission
Rock Island
Rairoad
Af Im Board of Trustees
Town State College
Ames
Extertive Council
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Pennsylvania
East Buffalo
Caira
McKinsey Syndicate
Cafro
Mounds
Mound City
Villa Ridge
Hugh Thompson
Danville
Frederick Garrison
Eileen Orme
London
Morris Hood
Mra
Kate Cigrand
Jacob Qigrand
Rockford, Il
Famous
Old Lookout Inc
Lookout Mountain
Iowa News
Supreme Cent
Nrennan
Polk County District Court
Lem Whitney
Rachel Cross
Saylor
Brennan
James
Rice
Whinpey
Iowa Halls of Representatives
Thirty Third General Assembly
Nels Lee
Fitherville
John Sullivan
Des Alpines
Guy Feely
O'Naterloo
Black Hawk
W. S. Harding
Owvem
Wordbury County
Aker
Thirty-Third General Assembly
Summins
Thortay
John Shoriley
W. H. Fahey
Perry
Cummins
Fahey
L. B. Giddings
Lyset Gonse
Muscatine
Marc Goldberg
Yeo Moines
Posr
Lorey
New York City
Sim Levy
Jim
Executive Council
Wes Moines Memgers
Bleakly
Auditor of State
Brect
Carrall
J. W. Bleakly
State Auditor
G. Th. Bills
Onawa
George Galarno
W. Ht. Lewis
Joseph J. Byrnes
Niy
Amos Brandt
Willies
Ole O. Roe
Hia
Riggs
Fowen
Eaton
George W Clarke
Hin N. EB. Kendall
Regialatue
WII
Charles Aldrich
Bertha N. Crowell
Supreme Court
Polk County
Bertha M. Crowel
Emmet Crowell
Crowell
Northwestern
Reptember