Two Roasts 10 Death Of Eight In Rail Wreck At Cochran
A collision on the Monongahela division of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Cochran Station near Duquesne left seven dead, one dying, and five injured. The West Elizabeth accommodation crashed into a rear freight, with fire spreading from a stove and engulfing victims in burns. Officials blame rear brakeman Patrick Quinn for not clearing the main line.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cochran Station
Duquesne
C. E. Stroud
Homewood
C. M. Seehner
John Sutwart
Cook
Peter Sullanofski
Peter Kimoski
John Smith
Mike Chonick
Mike Gentill
West Elizabeth
Pittsboro
Cochrane
Patrick Quinn
Quinn
Reduced rates at Iowa State College stock and dairying courses
January 5 to 17 stock and grain judging and dairying courses at Iowa State College offer reduced prices. Tickets cost one third of full fare, with receipts for round trips. Sessions cover general agricultural topics with evening programs. housing near the college costs 4.50 to 4.00 per week.
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Iowa State College
Evans Plea Withdrawn and $300 Fine in District Court
The docket shows Samuel Evans of Nira pleaded guilty to nuisance after withdrawal of not guilty. Judge Preston imposed the minimum fine and costs. Mrs. Pinkerton wins about $1,000 claim authenticated by witnesses, with funds set aside from estate. District Court reports substantial business and limited criminal matters.
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Samuel Evans
Nira
P. J. Hanley
Preston
Bailey
Thomas Pinkerton
Pollard
Latta
Palmer Named Chairman of State Railroad Commission
The state railroad commission Monday elected Col. D. J. Palmer as chair to succeed RE A. Dawson of Waverly. The office staff was unchanged with Dwight Lewis as secretary and Thomas F. Boylan as general clerk. Mrs. F. Macauland remained stenographer and others kept their positions while Dawson began his new term after qualifying for another tenure.
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State Railroad Commission
Col
D. J. Palmer
RE. A. Dawson
Waverly
Dwight Lewis
Thomas F. Boylan
F. McCausland
Dawson
Labor's Repudiation and German Views in 1890s Dispatches
An outline of labor's repudiation as presented in an address to Emperor William with his sentiments approved. It includes H18 reflections and Krupplike exposure of labor views, plus Professor Schiemann challenging Uncle Sam's stance and additional commentary from Berlin.
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William
Professor Schiemann
Uncle Sam
Shiloh church ten day meeting noted in Rural Route No Two
In Rural Route No Two news Rev Wily of Fairfield and Rev Boise of Shiloh hold a ten day meeting at Shiloh church. Mrs Caldwell improves after illness. Mabel McKee stays with Uncle Wm Caldwell to play organ. Mrs Frank McKune hosts a quilting. Frank Scranton plans to move to Oklahoma City to work for his uncle. George Hoppings baby sick. Dr Boice reports slight improvement. Earle Nicola visits his uncle Oscar Nicola. Route No 2 gains a lady mail carrier since Jan 1903. The Vulkan works at Stettin employees telegraph support for the emperor against a signatures drive. a stormy meeting adopts a resolving note. Professor Lehermann cites US rise in power. Henry visit boosts Germany-US ties. Government budget seeks $1,000,000 for housing for laborers in Kiel Wilhelmshaven Pantzic yards and for housing minor officials. Professor Koch sails to Rhodesia to study cattle plague.
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Wily
Fairfield
Boise
Shiloh
Caldwell
Mabel McKee
Wm. Caldwell
Frank McKune
Frank Scranton
Oklahoma
Eli Scranton
Oklahoma City
George Hopping
Dr. Boice
Herr Krupp
Schiemann
Berlin
Jan. S
Lehremann
Berlin University
United States
Prince Henry
Germany
America
Herlin
Jan
Ministry of the Interior
Labberers
Kiel
Wilhelmshaven
Pantzic
Alee
Mrs Gallaugher Returns Home In Perjury Case
Mrs James Gallaugher wanted for perjury in a murder trial at River Junction returned home Monday morning. Attorney George Holbert said she arrived safely in Lone Tree and will likely be in Iowa City before February term. Bond accepted, appearance not required until then.
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James Gallaugher
River Junction
George Holbert
Sarah Filen Gallaugher
Lone Tree
Iowa City
Republican
Are You A Mason a Comedy Hit at Graham Theatre
The big comedy Are You A Mason? will be presented at the Graham theater next Saturday evening. It has enjoyed success in London and earlier in New York Chicago and Boston. Adapted from German by Leo Dietrichstein, the play is praised as witty original and refined and leaves audiences with a pleasant memory.
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Graham Theater
London
New York
Chicago
Boston
Leo Dietrichstein
Washington Visitors and Travel Notes
Jan F. E. Young rode as a passenger for Wahington this morning. J. H. Rhea drove a carload of cattle to the Chicago market today. Mrs. Olive Nixon and her Osceola children visit her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Young. F. F. Parish proprietor of the Savings Bank store of Washington was in town. Mrs. J. B. Crooks of Washington visits at the J. H. Crooks home.
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Jan
F. E. Young
Wahington
J. H. Rhea
Chicago
Olive Nixon
Osceola
Robert Young
F. F. Parish
Savings Bank
Washington
J. B. Crooks
J. H. Crooks
Wanamaker Makes Record Christmas Book Purchase
Ex-Postmaster General John Wanamaker ordered five hundred copies of The Simple Life by Charles Wagner from McClure, Phillips & Co. for private use as Christmas gifts. The book has gained attention after President Roosevelt highlighted it in speeches.
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John Wanamaker
McClure, Phillips & Co
Charles Wagner
Roosevelt
Union Pacific Strike Leaders Await Omaha Settlement
Omaha reports that local leaders of the Union Pacific strikers have received messages from New York chiefs indicating the final settlement of the strike, in Omaha. Representatives from all organizations in the strike will assemble in the city next week.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
New York
Smithers Ready to Drive Lord Derby for Amateur Title
E. E. Smithers of the New York Driving club said he is prepared to drive trotter Lord Derby in an amateur championship contest under conditions set by the Gentermen's Driving club of Cleveland, which announced a trophy to replace the Boston cup.
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New York
E. E. Smithers
Firm foundation for Doan's Kidney Pills in Washington
Hundreds of Washington residents report kidney and back relief from Dean's Kidney Pills. A local grocer, E R Powers, praises the remedy after seven years of pain and gravel, stating the pills gave lasting benefit. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by dealers for 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co New York sole agents.
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Washington
Dean
E. R. Powers
East Washington St
Avenue B
Columbia
Foster-Milburn Co
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Worry Less Over Illness Act Now for Pneumonia Fear
The piece advises not to worry about controllable outcomes and to act when possible. It suggests using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia during a cold and asserts no danger of pneumonia when used. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
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Chamberlain's
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Bank robbery attempt rattles Pisgah early yesterday
Early yesterday morning in Pisgah a robber targetted the Bank of Pisgah. Assistant Cashier H. K. Smith, who slept inside, fired several shots at the intruders, driving them to flee the scene.
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Pisgah. la
Jan. S
Bank of
Visgah
H. K. Smith
Resolution seeks commission on nationwide public rifle ranges
Washington January 8 a resolution by Representative Brick Indiana proposes a commission to study the feasibility of establishing public rifle ranges across the United States. Pr Woodward aged 17 was hanged at Camden New Jersey for murdering and robbing two boys nearby.
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Washington
Brick
Indiana
Pr. Woodward
Camden
N. J
Bank Deposits Rise Sharply in Iowa Over a Decade
Iowa reports ten year growth in bank deposits from 42 million to 129 million in state banks and similar gains in national and private institutions. By end of 1902 total deposits across three classes reach 250 million, up from 65 million ten years earlier.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Beauty For Homely Women
An advertisement claims Rocky Mountain Tea will make homely women beautiful as it showcases a sweet smile and rosy cheeks. It credits J. H Stewart as the promoter.
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J. H Stewart
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Notice
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot heal. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo sell the remedy at 75 cents per bottle. West & Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin endorse the firm and its business, stating Cheney is honorable and capable. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills advertised as best.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O. Walding
Kinnan & Marvin
Are You A Mason costumes praised at Graham play
The ladies on Saturday evening at the Graham showcased costumes described as the finest ever seen in any performance of Are You A Mason. The remark notes the high quality of attire on stage.
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Graham In
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