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Newspaper

Upper Des Moines Republican

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1908

Page

8

Fiendish assault shocks Des Moines woman on bridge

Mrs. Mary Mann, 68, white, was beaten and robbed by a black man on East Sixth Street bridge near 11 p.m. She was dragged into bushes, torn with bites, and left injured as investigators traced a bloody trail. Frank Brown, a negro, was identified by Mann as her attacker.

Des Moines Mary Mann East Sixth Street Fourth Street Morse Dr. Morse Frank Brown Marshal Hume Jackson South East Sixth Street Lazy Mann

Wasted $500000 in stock gambling by bank cashier Crocker

The late F O Crocker, cashier of the defunct First National bank, allegedly paid over a half million dollars to a Chicago New York firm in stock gambling schemes over the bank’s final years. After Crocker’s death, Degalyer faced recovery efforts, bankruptcy followed, and creditors may gain little from his assets while Chapman may bear some liability.

Crocker Chariton Crawher New York Stock Exchange Mr. Crocker Bostwick Mat Deguyver Tere Vincent Chicago Dewalyer Degalyer First National Untes Degalger Mr. Chapman Slupman

Whisky blaze racks $150000 loss at Iowa distillery

A fire at the Hoover Distilling Co in Oskaloosa destroyed about 8000 barrels of whisky valued at $150000. Investigators doubt heating plant or spontaneous combustion caused the blaze and incendiary action is considered possible. The warehouse and storage area suffered the worst damage while the distillery and some sheds survived. The U S government tied to $130000 in aid losses amid the disaster and the firm plans to continue operation.

Iowa Oskaloosa Hoover Istilling Company Watt Hoovers Stilling Company Walter Works T He Hoover Distilling Company United Lates Pevonnes Hoovers

Son Is Stabbed by Father at Farm Near Litte r

Ernest Ives visited his father John Fidler’s home two miles north of Littler when a fracas broke out. John Fidler, 70, seized a pocket knife and stabbed his son Waterton Janest Fidler about the body, striking him ione times in the chest and twice in the face, injuring him and drawing blood as the struggle deflected blows to the shoulder.

Waterton Janest Fidler Johner Ernest Ives Treton John Fid

Cyclone Rips Through Iowa Towns Leaving Destruction

A southeastern Tremont county cyclone roared into Page county on the evening of the 12th, killing Mrs Will Finley near Northtoire and injuring several others as farms and homes were wrecked. The storm swept across Watson Missouri, Fremont county, Lone Willow schoolhouse, and northward through Coln area, destroying multiple farms and barns, with no further loss of life reported. Debris froze with ice coated shingles, and stripped trees show the cyclone’s wide, damaging path.

Clarinda Tremont County Page County Will Finley Northtoire Watson Fremont County Lone Willow Minley Henry Wieland Northhboro Claus Myers Tom Anderson George Dalbey B. L. Benedict Coln Nodaway Township Fred Herzberg Jos Itself Tn Nodaway

Children Die From Kitchen Fire In Greene Area

Walter Potter’s children Charles nine and Merle seven burned when kerosene exploded while starting a kitchen fire in the absence of parents. Both boys suffered severe burns as fleeing neighbors fought the blaze. Charles died after reaching a neighbor’s yard and Merle died soon after at the home fire.

Creene Charles Merle Potter Walter Potter Greene

Fisherman In Limbo After Warden Arrests In Iowa

Mason City Fish and Game Warden Green of Sioux City arrested several fishermen here. He also seized a large haul of fishing tackle and other gear connected to the sport.

Mason City

Iowa City Farmer Missing Under Mysterious Circumstances

William McDonnel a well known Gedar township farmer from Iowa City is missing. He last tended to farm duties several weeks ago and has not been seen since.

Iowa City William McDonnel Gedar Township

Floods In South Trouble Texas And Oklahoma

A massive flood across the Trinity river kills several and leaves hundreds homeless in Fort Worth and North Fort Worth. The Canadian river rises ten feet in twelve hours, washing out bridges and shutting down rail service across Oklahoma. Dozens of bridges fail, gas supply is cut, and towns like Jenks and Muskogee fear many deaths as conditions worsen across the region.

Fort Worth Tex North Fort Worth Trinity River Fonrith Street Rock Wand Long Bridge Elly Park Gate Muskogee Okla Oklahoma Missouri Kansas & Texas Eufagla Indian Territory Clarksville Iite Chicago, Rock Island & Paddle Seminola St. Louis San Francisco Ikewige Midland Valley Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Missouri, Kansas & Texas Road Canadian River Wyfaula Arkansas Midland Valley Railroad Jenks Muskogee Ami

Tornado roars through Texas causing widespread damage

A May 25 Texas storm swept from the Panhandle to the central regions, developing into a tornado that shattered crops, trees, and homes. Austin bore the worst, with streets blocked, power and telephones out, and heavy rainfall flooding villas and small towns. Agricultural areas across central and southern Texas suffered substantial losses.

Austin Tex Limes Texas Panhandle Gian Beast Fleotrie

Airship Morrell crash injures sixteen in Oakland

The Morrell airship, the largest yet built, broke apart on a trial trip about 400 feet up. Sixteen occupants were hurled to the ground with severe injuries including broken limbs and possible internal damage. Several may die from the impact.

Oakland Cal Morrell T le Car

Chicago jeweler slain near North Judson

B Kvasnicka owner of two Chicago jewelry stores dies from a shotgun wound at his country home near North Judson. Hired man Albert Roubik is arrested on murder charges, based on a deathbed accusation. The robbery and dog guarding the home are noted as context for the crime.

Chicago Kvasnicka Knox Krasnicka Andrew Ronbik North Judson Kvaanicka Kyasnicka

Hanna Monument Dedication in Cleveland Honors Senator Hanna

A bronze statue eight feet high dedicated in Wade Park Cleveland in memory of late Senator Marcus A Hanna. The ceremony featured John W Grigas former U S attorney general and other dignitaries including Myron T Herrick Taft Hadley and Gov Harris. The monument designed by St Gaudens will be moved later to the downtown mall.

Cleveland Marcus A. Hanna John W. Grigas United States Fairbanks Myron T. Herrick Taft Hadley Yale College Harris Wade Park St. Gaudens

University Official Quits After Finance Probe

James H. Wade resigns after a university finances investigation at the University of Michigan. Acting secretary Martin L. D'Oage named to sign diplomas. Wade repays $1 020 in two checks amid a $6 000 alleged misuse of university property. Fatal Santa Fe collision near Ripley injures students. engineer killed. Theodore Shonts to return home from Paris with wife and daughter after birth of the duchess de Chaulnes.

Ann Arbor Mich James H. Wade University of Michigan Board of Regents Byrd Martin Ll. D'Oage Wade Oklahoma Guthrie Okla Santa Fe Ketter Ripley Here John Allen Arkansas City Paris Theodore P. Shonte New York

Bryan Speaks to 1500 in Kenosha Opera House

Willigay Jennings Bryan Saturday spoke before about 1,500 persons crowded into the Kenosha opera house in Wisconsin. He was received with great enthusiasm.

Bryan Kenosha Wic Wis Willigay Jennings Bryan Opera

Mountain vacations cost little says Colorado Midland agent

C H Speers of Denver, general passenger agent for the Colorado Midland, argues mountain getaways are affordable. He cites $2 per day lodging at Manitou and similar rates along the Frying Pan River, noting cabins, tents, and rustic homes offer reasonable options with no extortion complaints. Local unwritten rules allow free use of deserted cabins when left intact by visitors.

C. H. Speers Denver Colorado Midland Railway Colorado Mr. Speers Gale Rav Lve Woods Lake Resort Thomasville Glenwood Springs Manitou Pike's Peak Compre Hotel Cascade Canon Green Mountainalls Woodland Park Maniton Park Sketton’s Ranch Olier Hartsel Easton Frying Pan River Rockies West

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S. Iowa State News Fremont Page Counties B. Kvasnicka Ind Cleveland, O Michigan Rayo Standard Oil Company (Incorporated Colorado Rockies Woods' Lake Resort Colorado Midland Algona C,q. Simpson
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