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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1910

Page

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Easton player charged with murder after fatal on field hit

Rudolph Munk, West Virginia University captain, died after being struck from behind by Bethany end Gardner, later identified as McCoy. Referee Homer Young testified Gardner struck Munk as they ran downfield, Munk unconscious. Warrant issued for McCoy as Bethany players face inquest witnesses.

Wheelingfi W. Va Rudolph Munk West Virginia University Rogers Thomas McCoy W. S. Gardner Bethany College Wickham McCoy Homer N. Young Pittsburg Michigan University West Virginia Bethany Gardner Townsend Munk Befere Young Maury

WIFE STABS HER FATHER IN JEALOUS RURY OUTBURST

In Philadelphia on November 14 Ida Thomas killed her father James Edwards with a butcher knife after being accused of spending the night away with another man. She then slashed her husband Edward Thomas. James Edwards died in hospital while Thomas survived. Both suspects were jailed as police investigated.

Philadelphia Ida Thomas Westchester James Edwards Edward Thomas Edwards Thomas Paxson

Perry Memorial Unveiled at St. Marys Scarborough

Ossining New York November 14 The Perry memorial presented by August Belmont to St. Mary s church Scarborough honors Commodore Matthew Perry Father of the steam rer and opener of Japan A bell captured at Tabasco Mexico in 1847 by Commodore Perry forms the centerpiece of the memorial

Young Made Senator By Governor Carroll

Des Moines November 14 1900 Governor B F Carroll announced the appointment of LaFayette Young editor of the Des Moines Capital as United States senator to succeed the late Jonathan P Dolliver. The move is expected in Republican circles and now raises whether Senator Cum ming will object to Youngs formal election by the legislature meeting in January.

Des Moines B. F. Carroll LaFayette Young United States Jonathan P. Dolliver Cumming Young

Official Suspends Auditor Over Graft Inquiry

Insular Auditor William H. Clarke of Pennsylvania is suspended by Secretary of War Dickinson for alleged insubordination to Governor General Forbes. Clarke led an investigation into graft cases at Baguio, claimed deputies were misconducting themselves, and refused Forbes’ investigator access. He alleges improper expenditure in Baguio. a full inquiry is anticipated.

Manila William H. Clarke Pennsylvania Dickinson Forbes Clarke Baguio

Suspect Belle Elmore Crippen In Alberta Town

Nov 14 in Alberta a woman resembling Belle Elmore Crippen arrived by train and attracted talk as Dr Hawley Crippen faces hanging in London. She fainted twice at news of the case and lingered near a livery barn and stores while police watch her for possible arrest.

Alix Alberta Belle Elmore Crippen Hawley H. Crippen London England Crippen Dec Crippen Belle Elmore

Train Hits Car in Michigan Kills Nine

In Kalamazoo Michigan a Michigan Central express struck a Main street car killing nine. Eleven injured some fatally. The dead include Ward Abbott James Breese Hazel Hart Bertha Hensler Harry Holtz William Shaffer. Conductor Vern Van Horn was signaling when the freight train approached a cross ing. The train, with a string of box cars nearby, sped around a curve trying to regain five hours.

Kalamazoo Mich Michigan Central Express Ward Abbott James Breese Hazel Hart Bertha Hensler Harry Holtz William Shaffer Vern van Horn

Senator Clay Dies in Atlanta at 68

United States Senator Alexander Stephen Clay died at Atlanta sanitarium where he had been treated ten days. The death followed a long illness with heart dilation and stomach cancer. He served in the U.S. Senate since 1896, succeeding General John B. Gordon.

Atlanta United States Alexander Stephen Clay Atlanta Sanitarium Senator Clay Clay United Ae. Senate John B

Deer Hunters Swarm Michigan Upper Peninsula

Sault Ste. Marie reports an unprecedented deer hunting surge in the upper peninsula with seasoned hunters retreating due to danger. A local hunter recounts being shot at twice and ducking bullets all day, while lumbermen fit bells on horses to avoid deer mistaken shootings.

Sault Ste. Marie Mich Michigan Upper Peninsula

John Hays Hammond A Millionaire Mining Engineer

John Hays Hammond, noted mining engineer and financier, is reported to spearhead development of mineral mines in Siberia. The financier's project aims to tap rich ore resources with technology and capital support.

Siberia Doucester Johnfeys Hammond Presiden Taft Cngineeer

Man Curses Judge After Guilty Plea Sentenced

Charles Lancaster aged 44 pleads guilty to grand larceny and is sentenced by Judge Henderson to Michigan City for one to eight years. Lancaster, just released from a twelve year term for assault to commit murder, was arrested last week for stealing clothing. He curses the judge and vows to kill him on sight on release.

Sullivan Ind Charles Lancaster Henderson Michigan City

Illinois values increase in state property totals

The state board of equalization reports that the actual value of all taxable property in Illinois on April 1, 1910 was 6,599,106,228 dollars, up 41,053,626 from the previous year. The assessed value stands at one third of that amount, or 2,199,702,076 dollars.

Springfield State Board of Equalization

Fire blasts store fronts in Kilpatrick Dill hardware and nearby shops

Flames from a chimney caused an explosion in a Kilpatrick Dill hardware store in Pierceton, igniting a can of powder. The front of the building blew out, stock damaged about 4000 dollars, and adjacent businesses including a moving picture show and a dry goods store also suffered heavy losses.

Warsaw Ind Kilpatrick & Dill Hardware Pierceton McNeekin Dry Goods G Store

Man Hunt Continues for Robbers After Gains

In Winsted Connecticut a large search covers 200 acre swamp for a band of robbers who seized about $7,000 in cash and $5,000 in checks from Paymaster Hines and Superintendent Robinson. Police suspect locals disguised as hunters. tracks in deep mire yield no clue. They may have fled by car through Sheffield to Salisbury and the Harlem Valley.

Winsted Conn Berkshire County Hines Robinson Woronoco Construction Company Tracadell Great Barrington Canan Sheffield Salisbury Harlem Valley New York

Telstol Found at Hvsian Monastery Paymaster Suspect

Report states Telstol located at Hva Hussian Monastery where a paymaster and two companions failed to surrender firearms and money. Pickets on guard are relieved every six hours.

HVA Hussian

Saginaw Publisher Charles H. Peters Dies at 62

In Saginaw Michigan on November 14 Charles H. Peters Sr aged 62 died suddenly of apoplexy. He was founder of the Saginaw Evening News and formerly served as a drummer boy in the Union Army.

Charles H. Peters The Evening News Saginaw, Mich Charles H. Peters, Sr Saginaw Evening News

Markets Chicago Nov 14 1910 hogs cattle sheep prices

Market news shows hogs dull and lower than Saturdays average with mixed packers at 7 50 to 7 95 and heavy shipping up to 7 95. Cattle and sheep receipts and prices listed with beves cows and yearlings and Western stock values. Grain market notes from Beach Wickham Grain Co. in Chicago.

Chicago Texas Beach-Wickham Grain Company Hinols

Count Tolstóis Disappearance Shocks Family At Convent

Nov 14 reports Tolstoi the novelist and reformer vanished from his home and was found at a Kaluga province convent. His wife, distraught, reportedly attempted suicide twice by leaping through a hole, and Tolstoi reportedly seeks solitude in ascetic seclusion after long family disputes over estate management and his rejection of the Nobel prize.

Abri- Ts Mount Sensky Tala Count Tolstés Alexandra Count Tolstoi Tolstoi Toltel

Suspect Father of Crime In Poison Case In Reading

District Attorney Simons of Wayne County and Justice of the Peace Smith ordered autopsies on Edward Kunkle 42 and Charles Kunkle 49, brothers found dead in a barn and under a bed. Their father, once heard wishing to place the boys in an institution, is suspected after physicians examined stomach contents at Scranton.

Reading Simons Wayne County Scranton

Boy 12 Accidental Shot Injures 17YearOld Hunter

In Anderson Indiana on November 14 Jerry Grear aged 17 was likely shot by 12 year old Ralph Nibblock during preparation for a hunting trip. The revolver was being cleaned when it discharged, ball struck Grear in the stomach and he was taken to St. Kospi for surgery to locate the bullet.

Weather Forecast for Illinys Indiana and Nearby Areas

In Iiliness Indiana today expect rain or snow with unsettled conditions. Fair skies return tomorrow with northerly winds reducing.

Indiana

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