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Newspaper

Webster City Tribune

Location

Webster City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1914

Page

4

Lions Run Wild in New York Vaudeville Show Panic

Six trained lions escaped on stage at an East 86th Street vaudeville theatre causing a theater wide panic. Lioness Alice fled into a street and was fatally shot, injuring Sergt. Daniel Glenn and wounding two other officers. Three arrests were made for criminal negligence, trainer La Belle Andrhee keeper C A Turnquist and manager George H Hamilton. The lions belonged to Francis Ferari, previously exhibited at carnivals.

New York Alice Daniel Glenn la Belle Andhree C. A. Turnquist George H. Hamilton Francis Ferari

Six Houses Wrecked by Long Beach Waves

Long Beach Cal December 18 heavy southeast gale and high tides wrecked six houses and flooded parts of the city including schools and factories. The cement promenade was damaged and heavy timbers battered waterfront buildings while rainfall reached almost three inches. Tides peaked at 45 o clock yesterday morning causing thousands in damage before subsiding. At Hueneme the storm washed out 1000 feet of wharf with damage about 50000 dollars.

Long, Beach Cal Hueneme

Russians retreat on front in Galicia and Poland

Vienna reports Russians retreating along the entire Galicia Poland front. The armistice notes the main Russian force shattered after Limanowo and Lodz victories, with Russians routed on the Bzura River and allied successes noted. An estate sale of John Gilmore farm near Kamrar and Webster City is listed for December 29 at 11:00 a.m. with 53 head of stock and 21 horses described.

Vienna Galicia Poland Limanovo Lodz Bzura Kamrar Webster City Blairsboro John Gilmore

Public sales calendar listings near Webster City area

A long list of upcoming public sales with dates from December through February. Names and locations include G G Naber Kamrar Webster City Jim Pavey Webster City and many others, with directions such as north of Webster City southeast of Alden and near Woolstock.

B. O. Wilson Webster City James Ryan Wil! Kirsteen Woolstock Geo. Gross Eagle Grove Mel Parr Williams Martin Mickelson Duncombe Bailey Bros Ben Hollinshead H. Cheever Mr. Morgan Alden J. E. Adams E. M. Underwood Jim Pavey Homer Butler F. M. Zenor Ernest Meyers Blairsburg Woodard & Mead Earnest Mourlain John Johnson Offenbaugh August Swanson C. J. Larson Vincent

Refugee Belgians Trek to Calais in Early War Years

The narrative follows Belgian refugees fleeing the German advance near Antwerp. A caravan led by a tired Flemish woman and children trudges toward Calais, carrying bundles and tears, while others with babes in arms endure days of hardship. In Calais ten thousand arrive with Red Cross aid as wounded are ferried to the Midi.

Pas de Calais France Yser Antwerp Red Cross Calais Midi

Christmas Call as Belgium Starves for Milk and Bread

The article depicts Belgian mothers unable to nurse due to privation, with babies needing milk as American aid from the Commission for Relief in Belgium urges readers to donate. It describes scenes in Brussels of mothers and children suffering, and urges Americans to send food and milk to sustain nursing mothers and infants through winter.

Belgium Brussels Petit Paris Bischofsheim Paris American Commission For Relief America Commission For Relief In Broadway New York American Commission For Relief In N. Y

Paris Catacombs Shape City’s Hidden Corridors

In Paris many districts lie above catacombs whose vast galleries create a cavernous sound when carts trundle along. The Lux mbourg Montparnasse Vaugirard Montsouris areas echo like funeral drums over a ten century grave. A Gothic house on Boulevard Raspail has a private stairs to the tombs below. An occupant recalled men in police scarves guiding a body into the catacombs at night.

Paris Luxembourg Montparnasse Vaugirard Montrogue Montsouris Boulevard Raspail

Bicycles In Siam Popular and Affordable

The article notes bicycles are a common Bangkok transport, with 708 machines imported in the year ending March 31 1910 and an average cost of $26 per bicycle. Local purchases start at $15, English models range $30 to $75, and other imports totaled $2 940 with the UK leading at 587 units.

Bangkok United Kingdom Denmark Germany Singapore Belgium France Italy United States

Robber SLAIN BY OFFICER IN Cincinnati Shootout

Frank G. Hohl, known as an automibile bandit, died after a three hour crime spree that included bank robberies at Provident Savings and Liberty banks in Cincinnati and a pistol duel with officers. He fled in a stolen car, wounded a policeman fatally, and perished at the hospital after a final exchange of gunfire. Authorities say about 13 thousand dollars were stolen across the banks.

Cincinnati Frank G. Hohl Hohl West End Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company Edward Hughes Liberty Banking and Savings Company Bank George Winters Winters Harry Buckshorn West Ninth Street Poiceman Edward Knoul

Conductor Fatally Run Over by Train in Creston Yard

Thomas Edwards Alderson Sr., 68, a Burlington railroad conductor in Creston Iowa, died after falling between train cars and being run over. His body lay with wheels on his shoulders. he suffered severe injuries. He served over forty four years with the company. He left a widow and four children.

Creston Jla Thomas Edwards Alderson, Sr Burlington Railroad

Official Chicago Markets Hogs and Cattle Update

Hogs estimated 38,000 today with open steady and close weak, top price 7.40. Tomorrow’s hogs estimated at 27,000. Yesterday’s hogs left over 1,680. Cattle around 4,000 with open and close weak. Sheep 18,000 with open weak and close unspecified.

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Deville Playhouse Henry Gray C. W. Marvel F. H. Alexander Long Beach G. G. Naber Kam John Craig Chas. Tolin B. D. Dally Homer Lenhart Henry Alkire Albert Traver D. Hawkes Lleworth Art Smoker Fred Lente W. G. Claude the Babes of Will Irwin Holland Siam Maine Hiram Butterfield Farmington England Fen Midlands Berle Berlin Frederick II Frederick the Great Kil Whitson & Voss Official Chicago Markets E. W. Wagner & Co Isis Theatre H. M. Sharpe
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