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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
12
Senor Arseido leads a world class display featuring Jaguars Panthers and Leopards in a performance praised as the largest and greatest act of its kind. The twenty tricks fascinate with vivid color and animation without revolvers or whips. Sensational spectacle attracts wide attention.
A health board update lists seven deaths from an outbreak and multiple new cases across several towns including Le Mars Appleton Lenigh Hampton Rockwell Jesup and others. Dr Wade H Frost traveled to assist, while a separate tragedy details a teen Panule Miljan ending her life after her lover left her for another woman.
Marshalltown Iowa September 7 an epidemic of burglaries troubles police as thieves break a window to enter the Iowa soldiers home sutler shop stealing a $15 cash drawer. Perry Cromley and wife surprised a burglar and captured him. Frank Gilman of Chicago is jailed. A resident shot at another intruder but missed.
Portsmouth England September 7 a German army officer arrested while sketching fortifications along the coast near Fort Purbrook is still detained. The officer was taken into custody during the activity and remains in detention as investigations continue.
Report notes coal miners on the Bilbao and Saragossa strike returning to work. Drownings occur as Mrs. W J Deltol and three daughters vanish in the Licking river near Cincinnati while boating. Marie Nichols drowns surfing at Wildwood New Jersey. Davi Ekins heads to Vichy to join family. planned U S voyage around Oct 1. Milwaukee Railroad seeks court order overturning Mason City Y yard decision. attorney general to defend.
Chairman N. F. Reed of the Democratic state central committee meets with gubernatorial candidate Claude Porter in Ottumwa Iowa to outline plans for the fall campaign and the opening meeting in Slow City on September 20.
Special Commissioner Brace reports to Missouri Supreme Court that the International Harvester Company of New Jersey forms a trust to quash competition in mower and binder sales. The New Jersey firm is accused of evading state laws via a holding entity linked to McCormick and Deering interests, with a voting trust giving control until 1912.
Mrs. A B Sims former national whist champion will leave Des Moines Sept 28 for a 7000 mile tour through the west and southern Canada with eighteen American Purity Association reformers. A special car and nightly lectures on From the Card Table to the Church accompany the trip lasting nearly two months.
Chicago market figures show cattle receipts around 18000 with steady to mixed bids and tomorrow's estimates near 7000. Cows, heifers, stockers, feeders, and westerns populate price ranges from 4.25 to 8.40 across categories, with sheep receipts at 25000 and a 10 cent drop noted. South Omaha reports receipts 5200 to 19500 across beef, cattle, and lamb groups with top day prices around 9.60 for heavy animals and lambs fetching 6 to 6.75, including yearling and ewe ranges. Local farm notices advertise Missouri properties and expansion plots for sale and development.
A fragmented Chicago Tribune piece mixes grain market notes from Lamson Brothers with humorous anecdotes at a dressmakers’ convention. It recounts a man rambling through public spaces, stories of agility and a turkey mishap on a train, and a comical gate confrontation, all with observational chatter and local flavor.
A fragment mentions photographer Painfully Frank and Mika Oldgirl, referencing imperfect pictures linked to a Baltimore American context and unspecified material or conavientious matter. The readable text is fragmented and unclear about events or outcomes.
Fragment reads as a pieced comment praising Mrs. Plymouth Rock in an era voice. Sparse readable names or dates. Lacks clear event or outcome.
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