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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1909
Page
2
The Vindicator and Republican Co. presents local coverage from Ashland area with ongoing civic updates and editorial notes on community affairs. The paper outlines regional events, public notices, and pointed commentary on local governance and development.
Edward H. Harriman, famed railroad magnate and organizer, died at his Tower Hill home in New York after a prolonged intestinal disorder. Surrounded by family and medical staff, his death at 1:20 to 3:36 p.m. marked the end of an era in finance, yet his vast interests are poised to continue without interruption.
Michael Wise, seaman on the Admiral Dewey, recalls being offered to join Dr. Frederick A Cook on the final dash to the pole but declined for steady seafaring pay. Wise backs Cook as first to reach the north pole and praises the expedition as one of the best fitted for the journey.
A westbound Missouri Pacific passenger train No. 601 derailed near Palmer Kansas after a broken rail. Twenty four passengers were injured slightly. Conductor CY Fletcher led the train at the time. The wreck occurred midway between Palmer and Day, about ten miles east, with the smoker dial car and sleeper leaving the tracks.
On a Friday afternoon at Herlin Orville Wright staged a flight against Mrs. von Hildebrand, wife of Capt von Hildebrand, and remained aloft for 41½ minutes as the crowd cheered. Wright then flew solo for an additional portion of the time.
Brazil has determined to develop iron smelting and the steel industry broadly, aiming to utilize vast iron ore deposits found in several portions of the country for domestic production and export potential.
Thursday’s Sioux City live stock market quotes show top cattle at 7.00 and top hogs at 7.05. Arthur Griffith known as Young Griffo, prominent light weight, was adjudged insane in Chicago Friday.
The deposed Persian shah reportedly left the legation and began his journey into exile. Officials cited his intent to live abroad in practice, while details of his destination and timetable remained unclear amid political turmoil.
Peace returns to MeKees Rocks as a fifty three day strike at the Dressed Steal Car works ends in victory for workers. Wages will rise, Sunday work ends, Saturday half holiday, and a price list for piecework will be posted. Chief of the company police T A Farrel suspended indefinitely. Labor Commissioner Neill’s investigation yields no definite results yet.
Detroit doctor George A. Fritch was arrested at police headquarters on suspicion of involvement in the death of Maybelle Millman of Ann Arbor. The dismembered body was found in sacks in Tearse creek near Detroit. Marthe Henning, a close friend, was also taken into custody as a witness. Sheriff Gaston hurried back from Ann Arbor to pursue leads.
The Missouri charter proposal for city government overhaul passed in St. Joseph with 4 431 votes for and 2 926 against, a 1 503 margin. It cuts the council to five, grants the mayor appointment powers for health utilities park boards and most city officers, and takes effect next April.
Lord Strathcona aged 82 and Mayor Megan of Verona Manitoba were riding to a ranch when their carriage horses ran wild and they veered into a wire fence. Strathcona injured an arm and wore a sling while Megan suffered a broken leg.
The bodies of Harry Boland aged 76 and his wife Mary aged 66 were found in bed in their Chicago home on Thursday. Death was by asphyxiation with a gas jet partly open. Police have opened an investigation into the case.
The Burlington's St. Paul express, southbound, derailed four miles south of St. Joseph Missouri on Tuesday after a washout. Seven coaches left the rails and five plunged into a ravine. One man was injured with a sprained foot.
A Boise dispatch reports the United States case against Barber Lumber company on a conspiracy charge has been decided in favor of the defendant on every point. The ruling clears the firm of all asserted violations and concludes the government’s case.
Incomplete returns from the municipal primary in Cleveland Ohio Tuesday make it practically certain that Tom L Johnson has for the fifth time been nominated for mayor by the democrats.
National Association of Retail Druggists delegates in Louisville Ky debate a move to abolish the all night drug store cut rate drug store and the suggestive postcard practice, aiming to curb the industry’s least reputable facets.
Two columns of Spanish troops leaving Aruba to concentrate at Haddaru were attacked by Moors on Wednesday but repulsed the assault with heavy losses. The Spanish suffered two killed and fifteen wounded.
Mexican War hero General James Shackelford, a noted southern figure, died Tuesday at Port Huron, Michigan, marking the end of a storied military career.
Hope Desmond confronts curious guests and departs amid a tense dinner. Mrs. Saville consoles with political talk while observing Hope, as Captain Lumley and Miss Dacre drift toward unresolved confidences and plans for the Continent emerge.
Mrs Saville and Hope discuss next steps as Mrs Saville plans to travel abroad in November. Hope argues money has limits, noting real poverty harms dignity while wealth cannot buy health, happiness, or true beauty. The exchange weighs freedom, attachment, and the value of sufficiency over excess.
In a dialog rich with social tension, Hope Desmond challenges Mrs Saville on wealth's reach and the value of knowledge over money. He plans winter travels through Dresden then Paris, while Hope asserts her autonomy and potential for deep affection, signaling a cautious, rational bond.
In a tale of class and ambition Mrs Saville, wealthy and controlling, is drawn to Hope Desmond her loyal companion. George Lumley, heir to a baronial birthright, pursues Miss Dacre while feigning restraint. Hope resists, then consents to stay, and Mrs Saville’s confidence grows as Paris and Germany frame a changing life.
The Denver Republic argues residents must return to farming to relieve city demand for eggs, chickens, meat, and wheat. It notes the country is top heavy, with cities overtaxing producing areas, making farming highly profitable as non-producers grow. The piece centers on supply and demand driving food prices higher.
A Detroit Free Press note quotes a bachelor lamenting that bachelor life is not bliss. He jokes about staying up late to entertain married men whose wives are away, highlighting the social pressure of summer routines and companionship.
In a dialogue from the Scholar, a medical assistant questions the safety of a proposed vaccine virus. The doctor replies uncertainty and urges caution, suggesting the vaccine be set aside until further evaluation.
Constipation relief and indigestion remedy touted by Munyon's Remedy Co. Each pill acts as laxative or thorough physic. Claims include purifying blondes, clearing pimples, sores, and eruptions. Price 25 cents postpaid. mail order from Philadelphia address.
Two neighbors heard a brutal quarrel at a cottage and burst in to find Grogan with his wife on the floor. Mrs Grogan remained calm while seated on his head, denying any trouble as she restrained him. The scene sparked questions about domestic conflict and calls for intervention.
Mrs Rebecca Mack of Columbus Ohio testifies Doans Kidney Pills cured her constant back pain kidney trouble and irregular secretions after other remedies failed. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
James J. Hill argues wheat shortages stem from shrinking yields and growing population. He urges immediate conservation and rational farming methods, warning of national disaster if delays persist, citing England’s slower recovery and U S farm versus forest returns.
A North Carolina public schools superintendent shares his mother's long battle with coffee related heart trouble and poor digestion. After sampling Postum during a visit, the family switched from coffee to Postum and her health improved markedly, with fewer headaches and a stronger general condition. He notes similar benefits for other family members and references The Road to Wellville. There’s a Reason.
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