09 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Alden Times
Location
Alden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
1
A garbled OCR item mixes names like Cleveland and Bronx City with scattered numbers and notes on a market and livestock. The readable content is minimal and context is lost, yielding a fragmentary and ambiguous record without a coherent event.
Fragmented text recalls a political era with names like Gaver Witte Herdigus and Bea ne Lee, plus mentions of Mertee Mensees and Rock Leland Va DS. It references labor, a pioneer meet, and a local worker scene, with scattered phrases about Washington and a Democratic element.
The text lists various scattered events including a hurricane impact in the Caribbean, a royal addition to Queen Helena’s Purdy, a Newark factory trial showing 24 young women discharged after 19 injured, and a Chihuahua battle where 600 federal troops clashed with 400 rebels, with 13 rebels killed and many wounded. The report references Rudyard Kipling’s mother and other seemingly disjointed notes from old newspapers.
Report from early Friday morning details a derailment near Louis with two coaches damaged. Sedana Mood reports reading at the scene, with Miwserne See wart parts wrecked near mid dle tear famont Ata.
A Chinese education commissioner visited a teacher training center and reportedly moved to introduce kindergartens in China. The visit highlighted efforts to expand early schooling and child welfare initiatives amid ongoing reforms.
Special Master reports that a purchase line in Gourtheastern Jows Boid was considered by the Ladera court under a decree of committie. The sale involved the realty and property of the Muarisatng Vat arr Tijepteme, with bids led by Charles Webster of Webster Brothers Phinyeny & Goandeck. The auction, held publicly, named Kesasi as a location reference, and the proceeding details include bids, pledges, and the involvement of parties including the Webster representative family and local figures.
A burglary reportedly struck the Woodbing post office Saturday night as burglars broke in and damaged the building. The incident allegedly involved a significant loss, with authorities noting a break in during the weekend hours and ongoing investigations in county towns.
Oscar Johnson a North Western railroad fireman fell from the engine cab at Ogden breaking an arm a leg and suffering internal injuries His condition was listed as serious but stable by doctors at the scene and he was removed to the hospital for treatment
Chariton Ab Evans, a farmer aged about 54 residing near Chariton, is believed to have hanged himself. Neighbors report signs of mental distress and it is thought he acted while temporarily insane. Local authorities are investigating the death as a possible suicide.
George Kaut Hirington aged 45, a well known hardware dealer in Koe Ford, UL, collapsed and died during a Thanksgiving dinner at his daughter’s home. He was reported to have dropped dead while not at the table, ending a prominent local business career.
A garbled set of price data compares meat costs in Des Moines and Clinton. It notes pork rinds and porterhouse steaks with Des Moines figures around 124 to 1015 cents per pound and Clinton prices near 40 to 70 cents per pound, suggesting Des Moines higher overall meat costs and possible dealer pricing differences.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses horticulture events and notices, mentioning meetings, dates, and several unreadable names. The text references agricultural topics, societies, and possible church or community gatherings, but most specifics are unclear due to corruption.
The readable fragments describe a conflict involving a woman named Shoant and neighbors who found her husband’s wife. The text shows mis-spellings and garbled phrases about a trial or relief act and a potential domestic dispute. No clear dates, places, or verifiable entities emerge.
An 11 year old girl named Hilard was found dead in a State Center hotel room after a fall. A man diving at Lis toma aided investigators as the coroner ruled heart disease as the cause of death.
A man was found dead with a gunshot wound in a cornfield belonging to J C Murray, about seven miles north of town. The coroner's jury concluded it was the cause of death, and the shooter’s identity remains unknown to authorities. The skull examination showed a clear bullet hole.
Mina Maude Albright, a young woman near Zearing, was seriously injured while husking corn alone in a field when her head was struck by a wagon wheel as she reached for an ear. The accident left a deep gash and scalp injury. Dollliver Monument fund growing as Fort Dodge notes $25 from Senator Clapp of Minnesota to aid the bronze statue, with Capt. George Ringland contributing $600.
At a special Dubuque lodge No.297 meeting a committee was appointed to locate a new home as the organization has outgrown current quarters. A call was issued for action in Northern Mill Dam Iowa Falla with a game warden serving notices to mill dam owners in Alden and Iowa Falla to install fishways within sixty days.
An OCR read reveals a fragmented report describing a diverse assembly with 55 farmers 44 lawyers 20 bankers four druggists three doctors a dentist and a veterinarian among others. It references political activity in Des Moines central figures and a pattern of professions amid civic events and local campaigns.
The state executive council releases vote tallies for secretary of state and other offices with figures for Hayward Andres Lang Blake Morrow Curran Kamieson Deemer Mulhe Evang Garrett Van Boskirk Cornwell Marnages Palmer Thorne Dewey Jones and others. Official governor and lieutenant governor results not yet available. council canvass underway.
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