Notable Political Denials and Legal Cases Across States
Gov Hughes refused vice presidential bid while Gov Johnson of Minnesota declined a third term. Ullmo, ex French naval officer, degraded in Toulon as traitor. Rep A A Wiley severely ill in Hot Springs. Annie Peck heads to Peru to attempt Mount Huascaran summit. Raymond Hitchcock acquitted in New York. German empress uninjured after fall. J A Barnes convicted of grand larceny in Minneapolis. Illinois board of pardons refuses to pardon Herman Billick. George W Wood Lewin A Wood Forest B Wood plead guilty in St Paul to conspiracy. fined 2500 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Charles B. Ullmo
Toulon
A. A. Wiley
Alabama
Hot Springs
Annie S. Peck
Peru
Huascaran
Hemisphere
Raymond Hitchcock
New York
Empress
Germany
J. A. Barnes
Minnesota Title Insurance and Trust Company
Minneapolis
State Board of Pardons of
Illinois
Capitol Heights
Montgomery
Ala
Robert Bf. Lee
Landis
United States Supreme Court
Herman Bhick
Mary Vrazal
Chicago
Wisconsin
W. D. Cox
Milwaukee
J. C. Wallace
American Shipbuilding Company
Bay City
Mich
Paul Revere
United States
Colorado
San Francisco
New Orleans
Hyman, Berg & Co
State
Washington
Oregon
David B. Hill
Europe
William J.bryan
Stanberry
R. H. Duncan
Charles E. Butler
Los Angeles
Kansas City
United States Brewers’ Association
Tri-State Grain Company
Hammond
Ind
Republican National Committee
Willian H.taft
United Confederate Veterans
Clement A. Evans
Georgia
Memphis
W. I. Burns
Jackson County
D. C
Panther Mountain
Greenville County
Joseph Leiler
Juliette Williams
Margaret Sargent
Sioux City
Joe Ford
Nikon
Exarch
Tiflis
Port Arthur
Japan
St. Joseph
Montclair
N. J
Louisiana
Taft
Mississippi
Missouri
Edward VII
England
Emperor Nicholas
Bay of Reval
Gulf of Finland
Guthrie
Olkla
Marquis de Dion
Promaines
Automobile Club of Paris
Sinnis
Tex
Thomas Murrill
Breathitt County
Kentucky
Mary Terry
Murrill
Wide range of 1909 news items roll through Senate to crime and fire
The report surveys votes on anti gambling bills in New York and political shifts in Missouri and Wisconsin, notable murders and suicides in Ohio and Illinois, railway and river incidents in Chicago and New York, storms and floods across the Midwest, and international notes including Morocco, Russia, and England. It notes Teapot dome era concerns, Prohibition forces, and union actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew Hart
New York Senate
Hughes
Pontiac
Mich
Henry Clay Ward
Mulai Hafid
Morocco
Fez
Tiflis
Sedalia
Patrick O'Hare
Pittsburg
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas Cty
Falls River
Kan
Badéore
Brewers’ Convention
Milwaukee
Republican National Committee
Taft
Foraker
Morris Packing
Kansas City
Allison Glass Works
Centralia
Ill
Nime
Gravesend
New York
John McGreer
Chicago
Hudson River
Anthony Comstock
New York Society For the Suppression of Vice
la Crosse
Wis
Sam T. Stevenson
New Orleans
Typographical Union
Roccapietra
Italy
Roy A. Gormley
Detroit
Auditorium Annex
Obituaries for Wright Dunwell Pebey and King
John Vines Wright former congressman confederate officer and Tennessee supreme court judge died in Washington aged 80. Charles T Dunwell NY third district representative died in Brooklyn. Capt Edward Pebey commander of a small steamer at New York quarantine station died. William Smith King famed pony express rider died at Amazonia Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vines Wright
Congress
Tennessee
Washington
Charles T. Dunwell
New York
Brooklyn
Edward Rpebey
William Smith King
Amazonia
Fire department quick work halts blaze near Iowa City sites
The Iowa City fire brigade stopped a spreading fire that threatened the engineering sheds and the state capitol building built in 1846. Chemicals caused damage to basement machinery in the old engineering works while a separate fire destroyed the old medical buildings on the same night six years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Capitol
D. B. Adams
Manson
C. E H. DeWitt
Adams & DeWtt
G. W .Brett
Mason Cty
Farmers & Mechanics Savings Bank
Mason City
D. W. Telford
Waterloo
Telford
Rake
Winnebago County
Harold McKinney
Des Moines
Newton
Walker Street
McKinney
Frank W. Searmands
Kamvar
J. B. Kennedy
Kennedy
Fort Des Moines
Abigail Adams Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Second Cavalry
New Fort Des Moines
Wirst
Elm Streets
Abigail Adams
W. D. Skinner
Old Port Des Moines
Western Grocery Company
Marshalltown
John T. Aancock Sons
Dubuque
Fitting debt lifted for Des Moines First Methodist church
The Des Moines First Methodist church at Tenth and Pleasant neared dedication after raising most of its 167000 building cost. Subscriptions from two Sunday services neared 45000 with 27000 already contributed from the sale of the old church, led by a 5000 gift from Henry Harris and multiple 1000 gifts. The article also notes baccalaureate at Drake University, tuberculosis exhibit plans, primary canvassing issues, seed law reforms, new Iowa manufacturing secretary, and organ dedication at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. & Oliver
Odd Fellows Orphan’s Home
Mason City
Eastern Star
Boone
Oliver
Odd Fellows Institution
George H. Messenger
James Bruce
James Bruce Elected To Fill His Place. Drs. Hmmet
Campbell
Messrs
Ross
Judd
Hans Rattenberg
Margaret Coyle
Robert Brown
Sergent
Brown
Iowa
Executive Council
Wes Moines
Clinton
Iowa Liquor, Dealers’ Association
Des Moines
Martin Ingwerson
Harry B. Mayne
Sioux City
Fred Dierks
Burlington
J. J. Klein
Council Bluffs
Joseph Muelhaupt
William Haase
Davenport
Dub
Iowa City
Bryson
Western Negro Press Association
Unon Congregational Church
Des Mones
Court House
A. L. Demond
Buxtop Gazectte
Nick Childs
Topeka Plain Dealer
J.L Thompson
J. Dylan
West
Nina Fields
Miss Logan
Manley Stevens
Ames
Navy
Northwestern
Bertha Hoover
Stevens
Tom Moran
Monley
Migs Tloover
Manley
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Dee Moines
First Methodist Church
W. S. McDowell
David Hi. Moore
Des Moines Y. W. C. A
First Methodist
Tenth and
Pleasant Streets
W. F. McDowell
David H. Moore
Henry Harris
W. R. Marshall
Epworth League
Sunday School
Ladies’ Society
Choir
Gardner Cowles
Medbury
Drake University
University Place Church of Christ
C. 8S. Medbury
Hill M. Bell
Varous Schools
Louis Falk
Falk
Twelve Thousand Raised for YWCA Campaign
YWCA members report about $1000 daily toward a June goal of twelve thousand. Pledges near full commitment have been secured, and a large Fieming building sign attracts daily curiosity as officials address a mortgage issue before a listening audience.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Stellar
Ottumwa
C. A. Orr
Morrell Packing Plant
Stellar
Board of Control
Henry Albert
Kerschner
Iowa State
Kato
National Association of the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Gov. A. B. Cummins
Cunmins
Anduor Carroll
Morrow
Jayward
Calhoun
Polk County
Scott
Woodbury
Chamberle Hotel
H. Wright
Wright
L. H. Pammel
Becaus
George A. Wrightman
Ohio
Illinois Manufacturers' Associa
A. C. Chins