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Webster City Tribune

Location

Webster City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1906

Page

2

Week's Foreign Dispatches From Around the World

Fires set by a mob destroyed two tobacco stemmeries in Princeton Kentucky killing three and injuring others. A Vermont railroad wreck near Vergennes killed three and injured several. Queen Alexandra marked her sixty second birthday at Sandringham with global congratulations.

Princeton Tobacco Trust Rutland Railroad Vergennes Queen Alexandra Sandringam Palace Mark Hassler Philadelphia Bank of Kiowa Kiowa I. T Chapote Kazan Russia James M. Wright Republican Lawton Ohlo Chester Metropolitan Steamsip Company New York Boston James Joyner Coal Belt Electric Railway Donahue Julius Andrassy Budapest Francis Joseph Portugal Shonts Panadma Roosevelt Isthmus Illinois Samuel Spencer Magoon John Hay Temple Keneseth Israel United States Interstate Commerce Commission Cimmaron Kan Yakima Wash Frank K. Wyde Hartford, Conn Paris Hyde Slyde & Marper Charles Wightman Florence Mich War Department Maj Penrose Twenty-fifth Fort Reno Rose Hadfield John DD Rockefeler Rockefeller Uless

Iowa maverick murders and floods haunt Sioux City

Myron Clark sentenced to life for second degree murder after pleading guilty to slaying his wife with a razor. Arthur Miller 12 drowns skating on Decorah river. others hurt in a Clinton saloon acetylene gas explosion. Multiple local crimes, disappearances, and public notices fill Iowa pages with tense updates and forthcoming hearings.

Myron Clark Sioux City David Mould Clark Arthur Miller Decorah Arthur Clinton John Grove Grove Charles Heath W. H. Tupper Washington Ottumwa Smoky Row Jack Sweeney Turpler Mary Johnson Nellie Toland Otto Westfall Fairfield Helmwick Kansas City Clear Lake E. H. Bates Laura Milwaukee Martin Cecil Warren J. E. Warren Cambridge Emma Ripke Council Bluffs Frank Keith Potts Potts Jacob Haudenschield Dubuque County Theodore Scharle Waudenschield Irma Jolls Black Hawk County Bertha Bailey Irma Leen Bennington Andrew Morgan Cedar Falls Ceri Albert Mower Beviosyy Ducianola Frean Nh Hoods Flower

Cabinet reshuffle to place Moody and others in key posts

President Wilson proposes six changes and one appointment to the Supreme Court shifting Moody to the bench and Cortelyou to Treasury. Bonaparte moves to Justice, Sthka to Commerce and Labor, and Meyer to Postmaster General. Garfield to Interior. Metcalf to Navy. Strauss to Commerce. Moody named Associate Justice.

Washington, D. C Supreme Bench Senate Borvelt William H. Moo Supr Court Moody Bonaparte Department of Justice Sthka Commerce and Labor Calf Geo B. Cortelyou Charles J. Parte George L. Meyer Navy Victor Metcalf Interior J. R. Garfield Commerce Lair Oscar §. Strauss Superort William H. Moody

Fifty ninth congress opens with routine business in session

Washington December 4 Fifty ninth congress began its first session with the opening day routine. The senate accepted President Roosevelt’s appointments in executive session while the house organized and prepared to receive the annual message. A notable clash over the Twenty fifth infantry discharge inquiry and oath of office ceremonies marked the opening as large crowds watched. The memorial note on late members and the war grimness during adjournment were highlighted. The Supreme Court meanwhile moved to hold Western Federation of Miners case defendants in Idaho.

Government Lawton Okla Oklahoma Congress William Voight Berlin Europe Koepenick Public Ownership Commission National Civic Federation America Guggenheim Brothers Nipissing Otto Young Chicago Lake Geneva C. V. Chandler Macomb Colchester Bardolph Michael Cusack Gaelic Athletic Association Whitworth Hospital Dublin Bueau of Navigation Navy Department New York Wiliam E. Tillotson Pittsfield Mass Tangier Morocco Long Island City Olympic Club San Francisco Ralph Rose Cornelius P. Shea Union Teamsters Albert Young Teamsters International Brotherhood Thomas McCarthy Newcastle Michael McCarthy Wampum Timothy McCarthy Australia John A. Mcllhenny Louisville Civil Service Commission A. W. Coolay Wilson Aeton Bank Butte Mort Augustus Teinze Heinze Bank of Bendena Kan Jesse L. Harris Westport Dinan Abe Ruef Orville K. Sherman William Tecumseh Sherman St. Louis Esther Benson Maqnon, UL United States Vincent Spilner Wells County North Dakota Twenty-second Street George W. Baird Asheville N. C Baird Connecticut Eugene Motz Mexico City Juan Fernandez Island Roburst Annen Germany Roosevelt Ethel Smith Thornton R. I Sweet Marie Philadelphia O’brien Rock Island Billy Mellody Joe Walcott Chelsea Schmitz Truckee Cal Federal Grand Jury Salt Lake City Witten Westphalia Grand Waters-Pierce Oil Company Standard Salvation Army Mendon, O Bridget Carey la Baudy Aerostatic Division Army J. It. Jones Georgian Bay Amundsen North Woost Benjamin RR. Tilman South Carolina Kid Elmerdorff C. H. Elmerdorff Lincoln George W. Frank Sioux City Elmerdorff G. R. Burgarow Charlie Peterson Fort Dodge Meyer Chris Bauer Chicago Great Western Waterloo Joseph Bridges W. W. Sibert Cedar Falls R. Q. Baranard Will Meservy T. Meservy United States Gypsum Company Roe Bros Express Fort Kossuth County Mud Creek Ditch Eagle Harrison Swea Greenwood Ramsey Ledyard Burt Seneca Bancroft Swea City Des Moines River Fon Scott County Willam Gruenwald Charles Like Charles Schick R. J K. Trowne Washington, D. C Fifty Senate Arran House Penrose Pennsylva Foraker Ohio Negrotro Twenty-fifth Infantry Fairbanks Unanin Dupont Delaware Hun Neot Couden Grim Renner Cannon Rer James R. Mann Reg Smithsonian Institute Robert R. Hitt Mines Deccc

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