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Webster City Tribune

Location

Webster City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1902

Page

6

Webster City Personal Notices From Aug 15 Tribune

Rev Harter returns from Eldora and many visitors travel to and from Webster City. Attorneys, businesspeople, and families from Des Moines Iowa Falls Ames Winterset and Boone pass through or stay brief visits. Trips include Chicago Duluth Kansas City and Wisconsin with weddings and homecomings noted.

Rev. Harter Eldora Richard Closson Anes A. m N. J. Loring Iowa Falls Wm. Anderson H. Ostrom Jewell Webster City W. J. Cavil P. m Bay View Mich Laura Faus Des Moines J. R. Falls Ellis Harvey Jas. Kephart Mr. Cornell Winterset Iowa Sackett & Cornell M. F. Snyder Nerisville Wis Duluth Fred Webb Illinois Wisconsin Third Street Smith Boone C. A W. H. H. Smith J. A. Berggren Earnest Grove Ames W. E. Gossard A. F. Grove Joseph Grove LeMars Mollie Rood Lola Derr Frances Dee Margie Hunter Edna Little Edith Lee Dell Phillips Lee Hunter

Daily visitors and local travel notices from Eagle Grove area

Wednesday’s Daily lists numerous visitors and travels. D L Hunter visits Des Moines. Lyle Burgess and A A Weaver travel for business. Miss Bessie Hill and Augusta Willner visit and return from Eagle Grove and Sioux City. Families journey to Chicago Vermont Maine and Webster City with several returning home after visits.

D. L. Hunter Des Moines Lyle Burgess Jewell A. A. Weaver Iowa Falls Bessie Hill Eagle Grove E. E. Busby F. E. Whitley Gladys Chicago Alta Howell Lohrville F. G. Stearns Ralph Vermont Maine Augusta Willner Sioux City Will Kelly Armour South Dakota A. E. Lee Ocean Springs Miss Geo. F. Johnson Arnold Lake Okoboji J. C. Bowen B. F. Keltz Selida Kansas Bert Bunker Baby Oskaloosa Dr. Richardson Iowa Falla Iowa City J. W. Letson Mra. B. F. Dery Gatesville Texas Mra. Shea Webster City Dan Shea Helen van Stenberg Gilmore City G. S&s. Moreau Alling Merchant Savanah Illinois F. M. Merchant DL. A. McMurray Jessie

Rioting at Duryea Washery Ends With Deputies Firing

A Duryea washery riot began when 560 workers gathered before 7 a.m. Deputies fired during clashes after rocks were hurled from outside the stockade. Harry Collins was shot in the leg and others wounded. Twenty-five deputies were arrested on riot charges and held on $3,000 bonds. The United Mine Workers blamed the deputies for the violence.

Duryea Wilkesbarre Warnixe Jacobs Harry Collins Andrew Marlack Butress United Mine Workers

Webster City tops Fort Dodge 6 to 3 in Clarion clash

Webster City gained an easy 6 3 victory over Fort Dodge at Clarion as timely hitting in the eighth inning produced five runs. Essick and Finne held the Dodgers in check after two early scores, while a seventh inning altercation between Spike Anderson and Rudd was noted but settled without further incident.

Webster City Fort Dodge Clarion Essick Finne Dodgers Gypsum City Spike Anderson Rudd Sissy Anderson Fisk Spike Pell Anderson Sissy Tom Sullivan Tom Andy Sully Freeman‘tribune Manly Johnson Harper Okey Cole Giantville Cadwalder Boyle Cuadwalder Lawn Hill Wisk John Sullivan Belknap Holcomb Punchy Maine Gad

Big Champions Defeat Gypsum City Giants In Park Showdown

A crowd witnessed the Big Champions beat the Gypsum City Giants 6 to 3 at the park. Key moments included Sullivan homering in the first, Cadwalder’s pitching, and Barr’s homer for Fort Dodge in the seventh. Dodgers’ defense and timely hits sealed the victory. next game at Duncombe was rained out.

Gypsum City Giants Fort Dodge Clarion Poyle Giants Tom Sullivan Rudd Harper Okey John Sullivan John

Jowsa Central Introduces Sleeping Car Service

The Jowsa Central Railway offers a new sleeping car route from St Paul and Minneapolis to Peoria. The Ackley limit departs daily at 1 46 a m arrives 11 30 p m and departs 4 p m daily for Twin Cities. See nearest Central ticket agent.

Jowsa Central Railway St. Paul Minneapolia Peoria Limited Ackley Twin Cities Lows Central

Auto Crash Ends In Death Of Mr and Mrs Charles Fair

In Evereux France on August 15 an American couple, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fair relatives of Mrs. W K Vanderbilt Jr, died when their car crashed into an elm after a tire burst. The chauffeur survived in shock.

Evereux France Charles Fair W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr Virginia Fair Paris Trouville Chateau Buisson Dumas Chateau Mrs. Fair John W. Mackay Senator Fair

French Peasants Defy Closing of Unauthorized Schools

Brest August 15 crowds confront gendarmes as they move to close unauthorized schools. In Plougastel Daoulas barricades block entry and a gendarme is unhorsed before forces clear the scene. Also in other items: Knights of Pythias choose Louisville for 1904 biennial session and Tracey R. Bangs elected supreme chancellor. Hungarian wheat yield estimates range from 144.5 million to 166.2 million bushels.

Brest Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias Louisville Tracey R. Bangs Grand Forks N. D

Brothers Drown Together in Rapid City Incident

Ralph and Walter McCain, sons of a leading rancher and cattle grower, drowned in Rapid City South Dakota on August 15. The tragedy involved the McCain brothers during a local water incident, authorities reported.

Rapid City S. D Ralph Walter McCain

Fatal Gasoline Explosion Destroys Homes in Pittsburg

A gasoline explosion in a Chinese laundry started a fire that burned two people, destroyed three houses, and left Wing Lee severely burned with probable death. Workman Harry Faid was seriously burned while attempting to rescue Wing Lee.

Pittsburg Wing Lee Harry Faid

Negroes Open Exposition in Chicago Armory

For the first time in history an exposition conducted entirely by negroes opened at the First regiment armory, lasting thirty days. Displays trace the work of colored people from slavery to modern times, and include a functioning post office and telegraph office with actual business run by negroes.

Chicago Regiment Armory

Thurston Sails from San Francisco to Honolulu on Private Business

Former U S Senator John M Thurston of Nebraska sailed from San Francisco for Honolulu on private business for his clients. The Examiner notes he has charge of the legal end of syndicating most of the large sugar plantations in the islands.

Thurston Honolulu San Francisco United States John M. Thurston Nebraska Islands

Torrance Opens Headquarters in Washington for Grand Army

General El Torrance commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic arrived in Washington with General Silas H. Fowler adjutant general. They will maintain quarters here until the annual encampment ends in October.

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