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Webster City Tribune

Location

Webster City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1908

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Whimsical Week in a Freeman Tribune Parade

A satirical roundup notes emigration draining 60 000 yearly, quirky events across continents and eras. It jokes about Yellowstone travelers, Panama lottery fortunes, and an insane murder in York, while spotting oddities from Alaska coal dreams to a Maltese cat’s 2500 mile drawer journey.

Iowa News Briefs From August To September

Rain was scarce across Iowa from Aug 31 to Sept 26 with only light showers in the northeast on the 13th and the 28th in the northwest. A Rock Island engineer Tom Callahan died at Mercy hospital Des Moines after an near collision scare. Ottumwa woman files charges after a flirtation incident. Des Moines pastor hosts a deacon dinner with help from Harry Hansen. A Des Moines dog incident left a hand swollen from a decayed tooth infection. Fire in Jewell nearly wiped out the town causing major loss. A Mississippi River body identified as Charles Gulash prompted a wrongful death suit by his widow. Sioux City postal receipts rose sharply for the quarter ending Sept 30. Obituaries note long friendships and sudden health events. A Chariton bank estate judgment returns funds to depositors. Falls from a water tank killed Walter Warner. Forgery cases involve Fred Tupper and L K Kenbaugh with prison terms. Davenport widow dies at home with unknown cause. Crop service notes high corn value and Grinnell street carnival plans. Mason City murder case trial of Frank McDonnell begins. Foreign mission gifts reach high level in Waterloo. Garner court handles McDonnell case. Insurance suit awards 3500 for a fire related loss in Cedar Rapids. Manslaughter venue change sought for Toler case. Davenport death by self-inflicted gunshot noted. Stocking inland waters with 15000 fish to begin in Oct.

Iowa Tom Callahan Rock Island Mercy Hospital Des Moines Frank B. Clark Ottumwa Central Police Station Jewell Northwestern Mississippi River Clinton Charles Gulash Chicago Chicago & Northwestern Clinton District Court Sioux City Emily Anderson Holy Cross Andrew Stenger Anderson Roberts First National Bank of Chariton Mr. Crocker Crocker Thomas Brandon Wis W. C. McCord Marshalltown Presbyterian Church Parker L. K. Kenbaugh Cedar Rapids Kenbaugh Herman Bensch Davenport Iowa Crop Service Bureau Grinnell Crop Service Bureau Cerro Gordo County Garner Frank McDonnell Mason City George Stevens J.C. Martin Miss Grace Foreign Missionary Fund Presbyterian Church At Waterloo First Church H. W. .Reherd Chas EH. Bradt Presbyterian United States Foreign -Mission Committee The Synod of Iowa Hancock County McDonnell Northwestern States Cement Company Shul Kiéa George * Stevens Charles Martin Chicago Great Western Fort Madison Polk County Martin W. B. Carpenter Home Life Insurance Company Carpenter Tom” Healy Fort Dodge J. J. Henneberry Eagle Grove W. D. Toler Monmouth, Jr George W. Davies Iowa Central Tama Toler P. Pathe Melrose Peerless Isaac Waltons George A. Lincoln Sabna

Democratic attack on Sheldon and Cromwell looms in G. O. P.

Chairman Mack accuses George R. Sheldon of alleged trust ties and plans to attack W. M. Cromwell on similar grounds. Edward W. Townsend of Monclair N J nominated for Congress by the Seventh district Democratic convention. Taft spoke in Lincoln Nebraska and Bryan closed a three week tour with a large Creston Iowa meeting.

Mack Democratic National Committee George R. Sheldon W. M. Cromwell Republican Advisory Committee Edward W. Townsend Monclafr N. J New Jersey William H. Taft Lincoln Neb William J. Bryan Creston

Notable Legal and Political Uproar Heads Weekend News

The week features Lieut Frank T Evans court martial action in Manila for absence at chief of the deck and profane language amid intoxication charges. Also listed are James W Quillan indicted for receiving deposits while insolvent at Ipava Illinois.

Frank T. Evans Admiral Evans Manila James W. Quillan Ipava Ill Nat Goodwin Maxine Eliott Reno Nev Alexander. Mann Trinity Episcopal Church Boston Mass Washington W. D. Ryan United Mine Workers of America Southwestern Coal Operators’association Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Hartford Carpet Corporation Thompsonville Conn Goebels Gov. Willson Baptist Jellico Tenn

Wide Variety of 1909 News Snippets Across U S Events

Rear Admiral Sperry withholds shore leave in Manila over cholera fears while a joyful harbor parade unfolds. Fires devastate Foley Nebraska and Crest Hall in Winthrop Beach. Roosevelt sacks Port Huron officials amid civil service report. A dynamited bank takes 2600 dollars in Deweese. Immigrant corruption tied to Mexican border crossings. Turkish army shifts toward Bulgaria as war looms. Montreal chosen for 1909 Municipalities convention. Silas Cook elected president. Atlantic fleet visits Zamboanga as Cortelyou opens tuberculosis congress in Washington. Stambul ferry collision near Smyrna claims 140 lives. League of American Municipalities opens in Omaha. Hill vows drownings in Kentucky. Rose Law drys twelve Ohio counties. 289 saloons affected.

Sperry Manila Foley Benson County Minn Civil Service Commission Roosevelt Lincoln Avery Port Huron Mich Charles H. Dail United States Bulgaria Montreal League of American Municipalities Silas Cook East St. Louis Ill Zamboanga Bliss Cortelyou Washington

Wave of 1909 Crises and Disasters Across U S

A summary of widespread 1909 era incidents includes jewel theft valued at 50 000 in New York masked robberies of an interurban car in Wellsville Ohio robberies of post offices in Franklin Grove Illinois a devastating hurricane in the Bahamas a bankers convention in Denver ending with notable elections and opposition to deposit guarantees. battleships arrive Manilaそして a powder storage explosion in Spencer North Carolina multiple train wrecks in Ohio and Oregon and a range of other accidents fires and legal actions across the United States and abroad.

New York Wellsville Franklin Grove Ill Bahamas American Bankers’ Association Denver George M.,reynolds Chicago Lewis B Pierson Manila Spencer N. C Southern Railway Company Pittsburg Sugar Ridge Youngstown Reilley New Brunswick N. J Louis J. Feys Detroit Sheriff Lane Westchester County Jackson Harry Thaw Felix Cassato M.M. Vaughn The Californian Eureka Cal Roselle Borgman Corona L. I William Battes Newport Scappoose Ore Aeon Christmas Island Suva Fiji Manuka B. R. Patrick Robert Koch Washington London Cogswell Lazare Welller Hanly Wickwire Indiana Knisely Wick House Alabama Maine Gibraltar Waldorf- Astoria Hotel United States Tarlack Borongan Island Charles Edward Davis Omaha Frederick Austin United States Volunteer Life-Saving Corps Lord Rosslyn Hiram Maxim Michel B. C Yale Varsty Lewis Baker Warren Sheffield Scientific School Tmnois Central Divernon Springfield

Near East Crisis Grows As Balkans Tension Mounts

London reports amid European upheaval as Bulgaria studies independence under Prince Ferdinand and Austria-Hungary contemplates annexing Bosnia and Herzegovina. Russia Turkey and Austria-Hungary mobilize while France receives high level notes.

Austria-Hungary Turkey Russia London Europe Near East Ferdinand Bulgaria Rumetia Bosnia Herzegovina Berlin East Rumelian Orient Ces Austria France

Omaha Doctor Warns Nation to Prepare for Cholera Plague

Health Commissioner Connell warns of an imminent cholera visitation to the United States. He urges a defensive campaign and urges citizens to clean premises and avoid harboring decaying produce and refuse to curb the outbreak. He cites Russia, the Philippines, and seaports as sources and says New York, New Orleans, or San Francisco could see entry.

Omaha United States Neb Connell Health Department Us Russia Philippines New York New Orleans San Francisco

Thaw Trial Costs New York County Over Fifty Thousand

The total cost to New York county of prosecuting Harry K. Thaw for the shooting of Stanford White amounts to 54 837, papers show. District Attorney Jerome submitted the figures to Justice Mills at Newburg and asked permission to transfer the trial back to New York county.

Thaw New York Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Jerome Justice Mills Newburg Westchester York County Westchester County

Eight Die in Tenement Fire on New York East Side

A devastating tenement blaze on the East Side killed eight people and left many injured. Firefighters recovered four bodies from the flames and four others remained trapped as the building burned, with parents risking lives to save their children. Identification is not possible.

New York East Sid

Molten Metal Accident Claims One Life

In Chicago at the Grant Crossing Tack Company works an overturned molten metal container caused by a broken chain. One man was killed and several others seriously or lightly injured.

Chicago Grant Crossing Tack Company

Springfield Rioter Trial Moves Forward After Acquittal

Abe Raymer, acquitted on murder, faces new trial for alleged riot related destruction in Springfield. He allegedly led a mob that wrecked Lopez's restaurant and is charged as a mob participant along with numerous others indicted on similar charges.

Springfield Springfeld Abe Raymer William K. Denigan Raymer Lopez Raymers

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