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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1908

Page

2

Bryan is Nominated for President at Democratic Convention

A chaotic Democratic national convention in Denton style theater culminates in a unanimous Bryan nomination after dramatic speeches by Tom Dunn of Omaha and Gov. Johnson of Minnesota. The platform report delays, the dove release, and late-night speeches mark a tense, theatrical process.

Bryan Wees Tomson Haskell Ollahoma Trarty James Seentucky Alahbama Ue Flell Nebraska Tom. Dunn Omaha Uelalf Ryan Bryan Gov. Johnson Minnesota Gray Delaware Committee On

NEW BRIDGE FALLS AT COLOGNE KILLING AND INJURING WORKERS

A crane tower under construction on the Rhine bridge at Cologne collapsed on Thursday. Dozens were swept into the river as scaffolding gave way. Rescue crews recovered fourteen bodies and nine men were pulled from the water or saved, with many still missing and the death toll unclear. Local fire brigades aided the salvage amid strong currents.

Cologne Rhine Una Piller Hyer

Socialist Labor nominee Preston declines presidential bid

Preston, a convict in Carson state prison Nevada for murder, has declined the Socialist Labor Party nomination for the presidency. He acted on advice from his attorney and was willing to be a candidate.

Preston Carson Nev Ahd Socialist Labor Party

Gans to Meet Nelson in 133-Pound Fight at Ely

Will Meet Gans Again, Joe Gans and Jim “Battling” Nelson sign articles for a finish fight at Ely Nevada September 7 weighing 133 pounds at ringside Fire at Coney Island causes $250000 loss destroying two large hotels Pabst's and Vandervier Sioux City live stock market quotes include top hogs 62 24 and beeves 9 25

Gans Nelson Joe Gans Ely Nev Coney Island Pabst's Vandervier Sioux City Hve

Ten Workmen Dead as House Collapse in Petersburg

A structure under construction in St. Petersburg collapsed at night, killing ten workmen and injuring about forty others. The partly finished doorway and walls gave way trapping laborers and emergency crews responded to rescue survivors. Investigators opened inquiries into the disaster and construction safety practices.

St. Petersburg

Militia Called Out in Oklahoma Indian Trouble

Acting Governor Bellamey orders the national guard at Chandler to the scene as unrest grows. Other companies are armed and on alert amid the Indian trouble in Oklahoma.

Bellamey Oklahoma Isuard Chandler

Bryan Frevzy Too8f at Democratic Convention Demonstration

A Bryan demonstration tasting dominated the afternoon at the Democratic convention with nearly an hour and a half of cheers. After committees failed to report, a night session was planned and T P Gore spoke after criticism of President Roosevelt, name of Ryan sparked loud cheers, then order was restored and the convention recessed until 8 p.m.

Gare Ktarta James Kentinetcy T. P. Gore Oklahoma Gore Roosevelt Ryan Gord

May Crush Black Hand in New York Police Strike

Police in New York announce a decisive plan against the Black Hand gang. Leaders and several lieutenants are reported arrested Monday night, with east side saloonkeepers linked to the group. Lieut. Petrosino says arrests yield leads as officers press to dismantle the gang.

New York New York City Trout Petrosino Dimcutt Lieut Virzl Black Hand

Increase in Crime by City Children Alarms Officials

New York Police Commissioner Bingham released a report showing 1,814 felony arrests, 1,691 misdemeanor arrests, and 710 suspicious-person arrests by the detective bureau in the last three months. Convictions reached 608 felonies and 504 misdemeanors, with 74 held as suspicious. So far this year 2,860 children under 16 were arrested, up from 1,725 last year, and youths 16 to 20 total 6,133 arrests versus last year's 2,319.

Bingham New York Detective Bureau

Victims of Whitecaps in Montana Shootings

A mob attacked the Hays family two residents near Culbertson Montana killing John Hays and his young daughter at their claim ten miles north of town. Tensions over land use with Walter Long escalated after quarrels and the couple moved a check from one lease to Long’s dam. A panic also broke out on a Haddon Heights trolley car in Philadelphia when a bat flew in, prompting passengers to shatter windows to vent the creature.

Montana Whitecapa John Hays Culbertson Mont Walter Long Hays Long Whitecaps Aya Httle Haddon Heights Philadelphia Camden

Roy Murder Case Testimony Sparks American Court Move

Glacia Galla, wife of Paul Roy, refuses to travel to France. The magistrate overseeing the Roy case says she will be examined in an American court on all points raised by her husband in Paris declarations.

Frank Hitchcock Chosen Chairman by RNC at Hot Springs

The Republican National Committee executive committee met in Hot Springs Virginia and elected Frank Hitchcock as chairman of the national committee.

Frank Hitchcock Republican National Committee Hot Springs

Safe Blowers Break in at Diamond Paint Pen Offices

Loot valued at 5000 dollars secured after intruders drilled a twenty inch brick wall into the New York Diamond Paint Pen company offices and shattered two safes with dynamite. Police claim no clues to the robbers.

Diamond Paint Pen Company New York

Anxiety in Tokyo Over American Democratic Convention

Japan awakens to political tension as Tokyo residents await the outcome of the Democratic National Convention in the United States amid heightened public interest and anxiety.

Japan Tokio America

Opening of the Democratic National Convention in Den ver

The opening session of the Democratic National Convention in Denver Tuesday featured grand political rhetoric, a brief parade of ceremony, and focus on permanent credentials. Theodore Bell gave a keynote, a Pennsylvania delegation clash occurred, and homage was paid to Grover Cleveland. The day centered on formalities to set the stage for the presidential nomination, with Bryan’s growing momentum and vice presidential hint toward George Gray. Opponents sought to unite to defeat Bryan.

Demono Erate den- Ver Basia Theodore AL Bell Cluthman Suirmish Pennsylvania Grover Cleveland Jong Bryat Bryan Universal George Gray Delaware

Sagan and Anna Wed in London Registry and Church

Madame Anna Gould and Prince Helle de Sagan wed Tuesday in a London registry office. A simple civil ceremony followed by a church service at the French Protestant church on Soho Square. The couple left via back entrances with few spectators, while reporters and modest parishioners watched.

Anna Gould Prince Helle de Sagan Registry Office London Soho Square Prince Helic Madama Gould Madame Could Prince Heli

Mystery in Tagedy Ends in Tragedy at Vicentes

Miss Mayme Baker died and Charles Ingle was mortally wounded in a shooting at the girl’s home Monday in Vicentes Indiana. Mrs Youngblood Wits, a cousin, said she was trying to drive Ingle away as he attacked Miss Taber who held the girl. Ingle claims he acted to warn the woman and that no provocation occurred. Bullets struck Baker as the women clashed and the man’s sorrowful account contrasts with others.

Mayme Baker Charles Ingle Vicentes Ind Youngblood Mill Tile Slater Miss Baker Tasle Klis

Bishop Potter Improves After Heat Affects Illness

Despite extreme heat on Tuesday Henry C. Potter, treated for liver and stomach trouble, showed marked improvement as the crisis of his illness passed, with confidence high for a full recovery.

Bishop Potter Henry C. Potter

Outbreak of Snake Indians Rebels at Old Hicktory Grounds

McIntosh and Okmulgee county sheriffs visited Old Hicktory grounds near Henrietta to probe an uprising by Snake Indians. They were forced to retreat when about thirty armed Indians and Negroes drove them from the camp.

Crazy Snake Agaly McIntosh Okmulgee Counties Okla Hicktory Henrietta

Honduran Revolt Reported as Bonilla Faction Seizes Momentum

News from Managua and Nicaragua indicates a revolution has begun in Honduras led by partisans or former Senator Bonilla. Reports say the movement is garnering support from Guatemala and El Salvador as it unfolds.

Honduras Managua Nicaragua Bonilla

Official Absconds with Pupils in Little Balls NC

Officials report Wanie Sherman tax collector and custodian of school funds for the township is missing after a week. Audit shows $8,000 shortage across accounts. Sherman disappeared near Sumner Resort. Theft damage tallies at two hotels and twenty cottages on College Point. Estimated loss $290,000.

Little Balls N.C Wanie Sherman Schuel Sherman Sumner Resort Tre College Point

Potts Caught After Desperate Fight At Rooming House

Frank Potts, employed at Rhealdon Cement works, is jailed in Primglar on 6000 bond for criminal assault on 6 year old Blsta Watters. He allegedly invited the child to his room during a G A B encampment day, was trapped by occupants, resisted, and fled after a struggle that left Mrs Coles injured. Local pursuit led to his capture and transfer to jail awaiting grand jury action.

FE. Potts Shelton Frank Potts Rhealdon Cement Works Primglar Potts Blsta Watters G. Watters S. A. Coles Mrs. Coles Art Hind Charles Woodruff Woodruff Flo Justice of the Peace V. It. Webber Grand Jury

Desperate Battle in Jain by Waterloo Prisoners

Four prisoners from Black Hawk county jail attempted a noon escape as Sheriff Caldwell carried their dinner. John McKee alias James Mack struck at the sheriff, injuring his forearm, while Charles King pinned the officer. McKee, Will Graham, and James Creger fled. Mrs. Caldwell was knocked aside. Graham and Creger were captured. McKee eluded pursuit after five blocks. Authorities across neighboring cities joined the hunt.

Waterloo Black Hawk Caldwell John McKee James Mack Waterloo, Cedar Falls King McKee Will Graham James Creger Mrs. Caldwell Liberty Jefferson City

Rural Carriers Organize in Five Iowa Counties at Sheldon

A meeting of rural mail carriers from Sioux Lyon Osceola O Brien and Clay counties convened in Sheldon Saturday to form independent chapters of the Iowa Rural Letter Carriers association. Bert B Childs secretary treasurer of the state body attended and spoke to the group.

Sheldon Sioux Lyon Osceola O'Brien Clay Iowa Rural Letter Carriers' Association Bert B. Childs Nevada

Lover's long trek ends in breakdown after prairie wedding

William A. Sutherland endured a grueling overland journey in a covered wagon from Thermopolis Wyoming to Council Bluffs to win Edith Abood for his wife. The hardship triggered a nervous breakdown threatening his life while Edith, married in the prairie schooner upon arrival, followed the same route her father took.

William A. Sutherland Thermopolis Wyo Council Bluffs Edith Abood Council Blufts

Man Seeks Pardon From Parole Board

Aged man seeks clemency as parole board hears a pardon plea. The applicant is connected to notable Davenport roots through his father, the author of America, and is tied to a stretch of crime involving Clinton youths tied to railroad car robberies on the Northwestern road between Davenport and Nelson.

Board of Parole Smith Samuel Francis Smith America Davenport Ben Rovblng Earl Knight Willam E. Lesering Richard Egan Clinton Boys That Place Nelson

Woman killed by rocket blast at fireworks stand

Mrs. Clarence Stoner died Monday from an explosion of fireworks at a Nora Springs event Saturday night. She stood near a fireworks stand when sparks ignited the fireworks and a skyrocket struck her forehead.

Clarence Stoner Nora Springs

Plays Ball Drops Dead In Family Home

Marion Butrick aged 44 of Fort Dodge died at his home of heart failure following a ball game at Watgrioo on the Fourth of July. The report notes a sudden death linked to athletic exertion.

Marion Butrick Fort Dodge Watgrioo George M. Read George Maley Read Crocker Grand Army Des Moines Treasuerer Brotherhood of American

Off for Annual Tour Notable Career of Swimmer Beckwith

Cora Beckwith, famed Indy swimmer and wife of manager Jake Rosenthal of the ElHou theater in Dubuque, sails on her summer tour. She saved thirty seven people at resorts, earned five gold medals, and was made honorary member of New York Mia saving guard. Her feats include a five mile backward sweep from Egg Rock to Nahant Beach and a forty day water float at the Casino theater in Chicago.

Cora Beckwith Indy Swimmier Jake’ Rosenthal ElHou ‘Theater Dubuane Stillwater Minn Beckwith Laula Hedge New York Mia Saving Guard Miss Beckwith Egg Rock Nahant Beach Boston Harbor Casino Theater Chicago

Quiet Fourth Celebrated by Brethren in Iowa Grove

In Dunkard settlement near Waterloo Iowa the Church of the Brethren holds annual Fourth of July exercises in a large church and nearby grove. No fireworks are used. The day centers on meditation and patriotism with a sermon a patriotic address a Sunday school program and a basket picnic dinner attracting many nervous attendees seeking a quiet retreat away from city noise.

Dunkarad Waterloo Iowa Waterlow Church of the Brethren Dunkards

Launch Explosion At Besleys Lake Claims Three Drownings

A July Fourth picnic at Besleys lake near Muscatine ended in tragedy when a gasoline launch exploded about 560 feet from shore. Three youths, Vesta Crozier Ataussa Ia Maude Garner and Clyde Slater, perished as the boat sank instantly while Richard Waters of Atalidea was rescued in critical condition after sinking twice. The victims, from prominent local families, were unable to be saved as hundreds watched.

Muscatine Besley's Lake Vesta Crozier Ataussa Maude Garner Clyde Slater Moscow Richard Waters Atalidea

Unique Church Service Ordains Young Minister

Sunday in Waterloo Rev. A. H. W. Zelllinger was ordained a Lutheran minister. The ceremony was led by his father Rev. J. L. Zeilinger and assisted by Rev. A. C. Zeilinger of Cleveland and Prof. G. J. Zellinger of Dubuque, brothers of the ordinand. Zelllinger, a Wartburg College graduate, will lead the German Lutheran church at Coatsburg, Illinois. Three of Rev. J. L. Zeilinger’s sons were among the clergy, a rare family feat in the Lutheran church.

Waterloo Coatsburg, IM J. L. Zeilinger Lutheran Church

Doctors Meet at Iowa Falls Midwinter Medical Meeting

The midsummer gathering of the Hardin County Medicals association in Iowa Falls elected the town as the site for the forthcoming midwinter meeting and drew a good attendance.

Iowa Falls Hardin County Medicals Association Iowa, Falls

Injuries from Sham Battle and Parade Accidents

A Davenport Davenport company battle injures four from a powder box explosion. Lee Walters of Marshalltown 12 sustains leg injuries after a parade float incident. Harvey Metg wer of Boone suffers severe facial injuries from a cap explosion in the mouth. A dress smothering fire in Marshalltown burns A Hodson's hands. Jerome Meade of Waterloo survives a powder blast caused near dawn. Clifton Bradbury a Rock Island brakeman loses an arm after a fall under a train near Graettinger.

Davenport Moline Rock Island Lee Walters Marshalltown Harvery Metg Boone Hodson Clifton W. Bradbury Redding Estherville Graettinger

Convention Aroused By Guffey Quarrel At Denver

Denver dispatch reports a crowded convention hall as delegates surged toward the auditorium amid a contentious credentials fight. Guffey anti Bryan delegates were seated after a long credentials session, boosting Bryan’s momentum as the second session opened.

Guffey Denver Committee On Credentials Ccredentials Committee Keystone State Bryan

Convention Opens with Gell and Guffey Featured

Second Session opens as Temporary Chairman Gell speaks before the convention amid cheers for the southern delegates and Colonel Guffey. Chairman Bell calls for order and a short invocation then adjourns to night session as credentials and permanent organization work continues amid delays.

Gell Dixie Guffey Hie Place Pennsylvania Bell Chaiirman Christian F. Relaner Denver Credentials Committee Henry D. Clayton Alabama

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