Cigar Man Cites Hines Remark On Lorimer Election
Isaac Baker testified he often repeats Hines words and did not read Hines accounts. Donald Frame testified he heard Hines say he elected Lorimer, while Hettler claimed a similar remark, reinforcing links between Hines and Lorimer in the senate election case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lorimer Committee
Isaac Baker
Chicago
Edward Hines Lumber Company
Edward Hines
Hines
Lorimer
Donald B. Frame
Union League Club
Herman Y W. Hettler
Frame
Important New Liquor Edict and Riot Arrests
Des Moines reports Attorney General Cosson says Iowa can prevent Sunday liquor deliveries but interstate shipments may proceed on weekdays. F J Murphy, organizer of the International Bridge Workers union, is arrested for inciting a riot after clashes on Seventh street viaduct injuring several workers. The Fifty sixth Iowa National Guard will camp at Camp Dodge for ten days under Col William T Shankland, with transport improvements noted at the state grounds near Ft Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towa
Cosson
Imogene, Ia
F. J. Murphy
International Bridge Workers Union
Murphy
Seventh Street
Iowa
Camp Dodge
William T. Shankland
Ft. Des Moines
Weather favorable for crops across regions this week
The National Weekly Weather Bulletin reports generally favorable conditions for crops. Corn states west of the Mississippi saw relief from heat with good rains in Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma but Missouri and Iowa still suffer drought. East of the Mississippi conditions were mainly favorable though parts of Illinois face drought and some regions need more rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Weekly Weather Bulletin
The
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
Mississippi
Il Mnois
Sugar War Tale From Thomas At A Sugar Trust Probe
New York July 18 Washington B Thomas former president and now chairman of the board of the American Sugar Refining company testified as the congressional committee resumed its investigation into the sugar trust He said public opinion had shifted since H O Havemeyer led the firm and likened the company to a ship steered by a captain He described warfare with rivals the Arbuckles and Spreckels and said competitors quit because they tired of losing money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington B. Thomas
American Sugar Refining Company
Congressional Committee
Sugar Trust
Thomas
H. O. Havemeyer
Arbuckles
Spreckels
French Delegate Caertes Pranard Attends U S Cooperative Convention
Dr Caertes Pranard Deputy Chief of the Bureau of Assurance and Social Welfare is in the United States to represent the French Republic at a national convention of cooperative relief and loan associations. The event will be held at Grand Rapid Michigan on August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Caertes Pranard
Buisse of Assurance
Sociel Previlence
French Republic
United States League of Cox
Rund Rapid
Mich
Youths accused in drowning of Grand Junction rancher
A jury convicts Gladys Thompson 17 Lillian Osborne 15 Lee Baker 15 and Virgil Wilson 17 of felonious drowning in Clarke Wolfkill case. Wolfkill, a wealthy ranch man, was found dead near Clifton after paying restaurant bills for the youths and receiving 25 dollars in a horse deal. The group reportedly lived as married couples near the ranch and the money vanished before Wolfkill’s body was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Colo
Gladys Thompson
Lillian Osborne
Lee Baker
Virgil Wilson
Clarke L. Wolfkill
Clifton
Wolfkil
Wolfkill
Waterloo real estate man E. E. Streamer dies suddenly
E E Streamer of Waterloo dies unexpectedly in Moose Jaw Canada on a Monday morning while visiting with his son Alvin to view land for investment. His wife at 315 Leland Avenue and son Guy at Woods Bros store are shocked. Streamer, about 66, had lived in Waterloo nine years after moving from Greene and ran offices in the Central Bank building. His mother and a sister live in Freeport Montana elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Jaw
Canada
E. E. Streamer
Waterloo
Alvin
Leland Avenue
Guy
Woods Bros
Streamer
Central Bank
Mr. Streamer
Greene
Ong
Freeport
Montana
Friedl's Bakery Prepares for Big Circus Visit
Friedl's bakery operates at peak capacity turning out 1900 loaves per hour for a circus arrival tomorrow. The facility is described as one of the largest and best equipped in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedl
Wiley Submits Written Reply in Agriculture Case
Dr. Harvey Wiley handed in his written defense to the personnel board of the Department of Agriculture. President Taft and Secretary Wilson discussed the matter informally at the White House, with Wilson promising a recommendation soon. The cabinet planned to dispose of Wiley’s cage issue, but a decision was not expected for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harvey Wiley
Taft
Agriculture Wilson
Wilson
Harvey W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Wiley
Dr. Wiley
White House
Wickersham
Haytian Government Troops Routed at Troy
Port au Prince July 18 reports say government troops were routed at Troy and have returned in disorder to Cape Haytien. The revolution continues though the capital shows calm, with potential unrest if the government collapses as disciplined troops are in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Au Prince
Troy
Cape Haytien
Train Bandit Overpowered in Northwestern Line
In Belle Plaine on July 18 a bandit boarded the east bound Northwestern No. 8 between Tama and Belle Plaine, threatened passengers, but Brakeman Arthur Morris shot the assailant in the leg after the bandit resisted. Passengers and crew helped subdue him, and he was taken to a hospital in Belle Plaine. A man giving the name William Mason of Plainfield, N J, was later said to have attempted a similar hold up and was shot in the leg by a brakeman on the same line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Tama
William Morris
Plainfield
N. J
Arthur Morris
Marshalltown
William Mason
New Route Delayed Circus Parade Schedule Change
The circus publishes a new parade route to run tomorrow after Hammond and Hawthorne avenues were chosen but then altered. The plan shifted from Minois Central grounds to the new route, affecting spectators and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circus Tomorrow
Minois Central Grounds
Hammond and
Hawthorne Avenues
Venerable Judge Chastens Wife in Suit for Separation
Boone Iowa July 18 Judge R M Wright delivers a controversial separate maintenance ruling in a case where the wife had sued for support after multiple divorces. The judge states the evidence heavily favors the husband and praises the idea of a perfect peaceful husband as a remarkable phenomenon. The opinion excoriates the wife for accusations and misconduct, finding little merit for maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Chastens
Miller Resigns as President of Commercial National Bank
W W Miller tendered his resignation as president at a board meeting citing poor health. He will be freed of duties to allow recovery, remaining a director with substantial stake. Miller led the bank since 1889, with the institution expanding from capital 50 000 to 200 000 and deposits from 105 134.87 to 1 767 467 116 by 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial National Bank
W. W. Miller
Miller
The
Comercial
Waterloo
Mr. Miller
J. D. Platt
F.C. Platt
Logan House
Frank L. Gilberts
A. J. Edwards
H. C. Schultz
BE. L. Johnson
W. B. L. Johnson
F. GC. Platt
Geo. EB. Lichty
H. GC. Schultz
BE. W. Miller
H. W. Wente
Geo. E. Lichty
Warren, Brown
J. W. Krapfel
E. L. Johnson
NED STOREY DIES IN IOWA AT 84 ON VISIT
Manchester resident Ned Storey age 84 died at his daughter Mrs S L Walton’s home in Welcome II Storey had suffered declining health and a stroke last night Born in New York May 18 1827 he lived in Delevan Wis Anamosa and Manchester Iowa His son George W Storey and daughter reside in Manchester Waterloo sister and four grandchildren survive He was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows The funeral home notice says the body will be moved to Pelagen Wis for burial beside wife and child
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Walton
Almond Street
Storey
Manchester
New York State
Delevan
Wis
Iowa
Anamosa
George W. Storey
Waterloo
T. O. O. Fmr
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Walters
E. D. Hull
Pelagen
W. D. Storey
Logan House
Nation's Center Moves Westward in Census Find
The 1900 center of U S population is 4.3 miles south of Unionville Indiana, moving west 21 miles in the decade. Census geographer Charles S Sloane explains the method and factors behind the shift due to growth in the Pacific and Southwest, with acceleration since 1890 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Juy
United States
Unionville
Monroe County
Indiana
Columbus
Cengus Bureau
Charles S. Sloane
Baltimore
Census Bureau
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Center 15
North Atlantic
Cholera Fear Lessens as Italy Aids U S Quarantine
Italy and the United States intensify cooperation at New York port to curb cholera. Italian naval surgeons aboard ships bound for America assist quarantine officers. a ten day vessel quarantine is sanctioned. About 600 passengers from Moltke and Perugia are examined while the port health chief reports improving conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Italy
New York Health Department
America
L. B. Cofer
Pacific Coast
H. von Exdorf
United States ‘Marine Hospital
Mobile
Mediterranean
Moltke
Perugia
Doty
A. H. Doty
Hoe
Marseilles
Washington
MacVeagh
Naples
Editors from all over nation meet in Detroit
Editors from across the United States and many from Canada converge on Detroit to open the National Editorial association annual convention. Over three days, papers and discussions cover editorial and news writing and the role of newspapers with the public, with a key vote on reorganizing to include business advertising and circulation managers in membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
United States
Canada
National Editorial Association
Doomed Man Dies Before He Reaches Gallows
Charles Hickman, sentenced for the 1910 murder of Mollie Hickman, collapsed in his Beaver County jail cell and died before his scheduled hanging. He had escaped jail twice and on the prior Saturday tried to kill himself by gas inhalation, vowing he would not live to see the gallows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Charles Hicktman
Mollie
Hickman
Perpetual Motion Dreamer Dies at 88 in Baltimore
Andrew Gernand of Avalon Maine died at 88 after 55 years pursuing perpetual motion. He was known as an inventive mind who might have profited from practical ideas if he could set aside the ongoing “perpetual money problem.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Andrew Gernand
Gernand
Avalon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cigar Man
Bachelor
Surance
ADVNA
Phoenix
Hartfo
Colginas Giverpoole
London
Pennsylvania &Globe
Nanrrood
Mfors
Springfield
Connecticut
Gartiset i
Buick
Group Henderson
George H. Henderson
West Virginia
Henderson & Weatherwax
Haytien
Circ Parade
Smoke Martin
Ned Man
Watt
Unionville, Ind
Sloane
San Felipe
New York Harbor
Bac
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!