Vindicator and Republican FSTRERVILEE Iowa
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
1
The Vindicator and Republican provide coverage from FSTRERVILEE Iowa. Report focuses on local political news and community updates from the Vindicator and Republican newspapers.
Evansville physician Dr. John T. Binkley Sr. visiting Chicago with family was found dead in a Wellington Hotel room. Coroner’s inquest heard evidence supporting murder by robber but did not rule out self harm. wallet and watch missing, $2.51 found, pistol on bed, bullet lodged in brain, door left unlocked.
In a chaotic night in Prankport a circus man, John Maxey, was shot while fleeing a jail break attempt. A mob overran the jail, doors were broken, and Maxey narrowly escaped lynching at the Big tent amid a citywide panic. The gunman was seized. Maxey remains hospitalized in critical condition at Kings Daughters hospital. Apru time frame unclear. police pursuit ongoing.
Montage, a longtime abolitionist and one of Michigan’s noted anti slavery activists, is found dead at his Kalama soo home after an eventful life linked to the underground railroad. He helped enslaved families escape to Canada through Montague and other Michigan routes.
Six defendants tied to a sugar dock operation linked to American Sugar Refining faces trial in New York City. The group allegedly schemed to influence shipments and prices at the docks, signaling a major federal corruption or antitrust investigation.
Fragmentary stock market item notes a ticker with a price 5.50 and a date 06.20 and mentions hogs with unclear details. Readable elements include city market context and price figure but missing complete names or actions.
Tadgse Munger Vetde Kaelander and four co defendants were bound over to the next grand jury on 25,000 bail each for trial on a charge of holding up and robbing the Overland Limited mail car on the night of May 22. Twenty two witnesses identified the men while six young boys testified to seeing them in the vicinity near Brown Park school. Detectives traced the gang to a South Sixteenth Street room where Gordon and a fourth member once lived. one roommate recently left, the authorities think he was arrested in Denver.
Police Captain Kane said Dr Cleminson, jailed for his wife Nora Jane Cleminson death, disclosed sensational details. He claimed others may be implicated in the crime, including domestic relations and a poisoning angle with chloroform. Kane planned to question a woman who could shed light on the case.
United States District Court in Kansas City sentenced Wrank To Huck Ss and two co defendants to one year and one day in the federal prison at Leavenworth for a fraud scheme. One defendant was fined 500, another awaits sentencing as the case continues. Attorney Vic Vithenbus urged leniency while noting forthcoming hearings on belated money claims.
A fragmented report describes Sediniede and OMe bailing from a release list, with vague references to Thiewe Lea and Wriledinae. The piece mentions Heo ow perk sank oeedpie amid unclear details, leaving readers puzzled about the outcome and parties involved.
An inmate released on Wednesday after serving time for a loan-related offense. The release comes amid national scrutiny of prison policies and potential reform proposals. Officials said the inmate complied with all conditions of parole and left the facility for probation monitoring.
The text reports a fatal collision on a Western battles line near Pittsburgh. It notes casualties among workers, mentions a wage dispute, and references investigators from Fitzburg and nearby areas. Details are garbled but indicate a train crash with injuries and ongoing inquiries.
In Centerville Iowa jurors return a death verdict for Junkin Tonkin after outcry and a mob scene at the courthouse. He is to be hanged on the last Friday in July 1917 with an automatic appeal possible. The case involved the February murder and abduction of Lara Rosen.
Calvin Johnson was found guilty by a jury of murdering Walter Schultz, an Alexandria artist, and was sentenced Tuesday to death in the electric chair. A motion for a new trial was filed arguing jurors were improperly influenced. The second murder trial of a linked black suspect began amid Rome-like allegations. Schultz, who came to Washington for the inauguration, was lured onto a streetcar and killed, with the assailants also tied to a theft that led to arrests and a key witness turning state's evidence.
A storm battered Baton Rouge causing damage at the state capitol. Reports describe structural harm to certain offices and parts of the building. The article notes disrupted proceedings and mentions leaks and residual debris from the weather event. Local authorities assess the impact and plan repairs.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a local school scene with pupils and a second liar of the eeiroot PHer. The garbled lines reference safety, funds, and absorbent handling of children, mentioning Laueites bias and a few proper nouns like God and Wael.
A garbled report describes a confrontation between Cardin and Baca over California ports and foreign developers. It claims a large quantity of goods including 9,000,000? and 100 tons of hops were destroyed in a tow of vessels, with a rough estimate of losses.
The California Fig Syrup Co. proclaims full ingredient statements with every package to gain doctors and public trust. It emphasizes strict manufacturing methods, uses California figs for flavor, and states medicinal principles come from beneficial plants. Buy only the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co. and from leading druggists.
A student mandolin player visited a ward at a city hospital and played Mendelssohn to patients including a morphine-tolerant woman and a nervous patient. The music calmed nerves, reduced cravings for morphine, and brought comfort to those awaiting care, according to attending physicians.
An old Newburyport man credits Grape-Nuts for a drastic recovery after rapid weight loss and illness. He describes months of distress, a turning improvement after trying the cereal, and plans to attest to the truth. The piece promotes the cereal’s health benefits and invites reader feedback.
A Kentucky flavored dispatch reports a deadly Texas Zephyr Texas tornado ripping through Zephyr Brown County killing Thad Cabler and family and destroying the school and churches. Oklahoma towns Key West Depew Stroud Sapulpa suffer deaths and severe flood damage. Several towns hit, hundreds injured, rescue efforts under way.
A garbled agricultural note indicates wheat conditions have improved in key belts. The Millers’ National Federation report, though distorted, signals better yields ahead and mentions favorable weather and growing prospects for the season.
A Washington diplomat lauds Dr. Harvey Wiley’s vindication for pure food, praising his truthfulness though implying discomfort for some food producers. The anecdote recalls Wiley’s youth, a compromising morning call, and a humorous, risqué moment involving a young girl and a teasing remark about an auntie in nightwear.
An old time advertisement promises relief from back pain by curing kidneys with Tonnes or Thonn’s Kidney Pills. Includes testimonials from Mrs. L. Spicer of De Kalb Indiana and Mrs. Tapsling about a bitten dog incident and medical care.
Weston resident Said urges walking to lift mood and cites rising walking in communities. He promotes Allen's Foot-Fiase antiseptic powder for shoes, claiming it relieves tired feet and supports longer walks. рекламSupports testimonials claim 30,000 testimonials and trunk packages available through Allen B. Olmsted in Le Roy, New York.
A quirky note from the Night Schooleer onasterly invetivity. The text toys with a prognathous face and a baseball pitchee delayin a sane line, hinting at calling on neceurrt of dareiess.
A pretty design for a soft mull of summer silk features a bolero and a banded overskirt. Sleeves are laced with ribbon matching the sash. The hat shown is a puke crowned with full brown pink roses and fringed black velvet ribbon strings hang over on the right.
A young man of limited means presents twenty seven copper cents to the minister after the marriage ceremony saying this is all he has. He adds that if they have children they will send them to the minister's Sunday school. The anecdote reflects a moral or humorous vignette from a newspaper feature.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a girl under a waste basket asking about a blonde lair of fours and a gag about telling. A man under a coal scuttle speaks of secrecy and references grandmothers and two dairy women, with nonsensical phrasing throughout.
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