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Webster City Tribune

Location

Webster City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1903

Page

5

Supreme court upholds cigarette tax in county case

The Iowa supreme court overruled a rehearing in Cook and Plunkett v Marshall County, affirming a $300 mulct tax on buildings selling cigarettes. Meantime a state convention at Marshalltown nominated Haneon, Scull, Ward, Dewey, and Orr for top offices amid a bitter platform fight.

Supreme Court C. P. Cook Ed. Plunkett Marshall County Aptellee Marshalltown J. P. Haneon Mahaska County J. H. Scull Henry County J. A. Ward Polk County E. Dewey Pet County Ilflam Orr Page County Jesus Christ Christ United States Knox Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Crane

Devastating Van District Earthquake Report Draws Casualties

Cable and foreign bureau reports detail a April 29 quake near Melazgherd in the Van district of Asiatic Turkey. The disaster wiped out Melazgherd and hundreds of homes, with death tolls ranging from 500 to 1,860 in later estimates and a panic-stricken population seeking relief.

Asiatic Turkey Melazgherd Constantinople Meazgherd Van Berzeroum Euphrates Washington Ojalyo Erzeroum State Department Fitlis Ezeroum London Foreign Office Lake van Kharput Khalil Bey Melazeherd Tayib Bey Gondon Erzercum Asiatic Turkey Mount Gipan

Bootlegging suspect arouses pursuit after train escape

Reports describe Moge Simpson’s arrest after a shooting on a Kellogg to Newton train run. He escaped serious injury, was later jailed on an assault with intent to murder charge, and bound over to the grand jury. Separate items note the death of Rev. B. F. W. Cozier in Moscow Idaho and a local shooting incident at Pella involving a revolver.

United States Court Bronx City Moge Simpson Rock Island Kelsoge Newton Simpon Kellogg Torntable Simpson Ward Sheriff Hook Grand Jury Amboy Amy Firmnell Kentucky B. F. W. Cozier Pes Moines Moscow Idaho Siace Iowa H. F. Bousquet Pella Art Bousquet Young Bousquet Thee County Rezac Nels Johnson J. Nelson Dike Grundy Center Grundy County Carle Felt Methodist Episcopal Church Ira Wilson F. E. Crouse Decorah John Phelps A. C. Phelpe Atlantic Avoca Jasper Howe

Britain’s tariff policy shocks house and nation

In a pivotal Commons speech Mr Chamberlain urged a food tax and a tariff war with Germany over Canada to counter American trusts, signaling a radical shift in Britain’s fiscal stance and rallying government support amid Conservative alarm. Other items note Roosevelt endorsement, Iowa and Missouri civic plans, and local construction bids.

Chamberlain House of Commons London Great Britain Germany Canada Aiearn Atlee

Protection versus free trade fuels British election debate

London reports show Colonial Secretary Chamberlain pushing a protectionist program with aims at reciprocal trade inside the empire. Supporters see a possible general election and reshaping of government policy while opponents fear higher prices and angry voters. The sugar bill and US comparison figure into the debate as Liberals warn against tariff shifts and erosion of free trade.

London Chamberlain Telegraph House of Commons Associated Press Balfour United States Customs Internal Revenue Officers

World Wise Stonecutter Proves His Craft

A traveling tourist recalls a country town stonecutter famed for epitaphs. A widow asks for a tombstone with My sorrow is greater than can bear. He leaves space for future words and later adds one more to create My Sorrow is Greater Than I Can Bear Alone.

England Widders

Youngster and neighbor discuss Gelett Burgess verse

Five year old Robert debates a Burgess rhyme with a neighbor. He claims ears are not preferable to a nose, then offers a humorous reason that ears are harder to wash, revealing a playful childlike interpretation of poetry.

Tella Verasfier Robert Gelett Burgess

The Smile That Brought News Of A Baby Brother

A nurse laughs as a patient improves and Aunt Jennie reveals a newborn upstairs. Two nieces discuss the milkman delivering baby with a cart marked Families supplied daily, sparking playful disbelief and delight.

Amile Jennie Edith

Benevolent Woman Promotes Hygiene in Cherry Hill

A kindly visitor toured Cherry Hill urging cleanliness to prevent fevers and disease. She preached water use and skin cleansing to keep blood cool, but was heckled by dirty-faced children while others reacted with mixed expressions.

Cherry Hill New York Press

Paul in the Storm and Shipwreck on Crete to Rome

A Sunday school lesson recounts Paul's voyage from Caesarea to Crete, the long storm, and shipwreck. It highlights Paul’s leadership saving all aboard, the crew's despair, and the ship’s rescue by divine guidance leading to Rome.

Cesarea Crete Paul Luke Artatarchus Cretan Ramsay Ignd Ane Gel Rome Malta Farrar Atarm God Hfe Jesus Sea of Galilee

Buncoing the Innocent Babe

A child asks if one can be arrested for cheating a baby after spying a neighbor diluting a bottle of formula. The mother responds with inquiry, prompting reflection on wrongdoing and protection of the vulnerable in a domestic scene.

Margery

Swedish Consul in Nystad Dismissed Over Anti-Russia Agitation

At the demand of General Bobrikoff the governor general of Finland M Savon the Swedish consul at Nystad Finland has been dismissed for participation in anti Russian agitation.

Diemiesed Copenhagen Bobrikoff Finland M. Savon Nystad

Baptism Service Draws Large Crowds on Wabash River

In Vincennes Indiana on May 25 a baptism of twenty candidates took place in the Wabash River witnessed by about 1000 people. Rev Gideon Everett performed the ceremony as a chorus of 100 voices sang.

Vincennes Ind Gideon Everett

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