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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
1
Senator Aldrich announced he will not seek re election and will retire at the end of his term on March 2 1811 after discussions with doctors in New York and Rhode Island. He cited health as the main reason and said outdoor activity would improve his condition.
Testimony in a Missouri court reveals Charlies L Urquhart secretary of the St Louis Beef and Provision company concedes the concern once thought independent is owned by the National Packing company Now tied to Armour Swift and Morris interests Urquhart says National Packing sets purchase and sale prices for salt meats and products Relay from Chicago and holdings include John Dee and Richard Dee Major vows further witnesses will prove the holding company controls twenty independent firms nationwide and fixes prices and territories in the beef trust investigation
A House Agriculture Committee report favors a bill to create southern Appalachian and White Mountain forest reserves. It aims to preserve watersheds through tree conservation and reforestation, prioritizing a forest reserve as the first application. The majority says it is a key step in national resource conservation.
Iava spirited school election at Ke wanee JH where tagas were seated Charles LH Murey elected president and W J McGuire J A Hinkle Jor WY Heaps and Alexander Lamb named to board of education.
Monday quotations from Sioux City Livestock Market show top de eves at 7.70 and top hogs at 4.20.
Aged man found dead after drowning in the Pike River near Wisconson. Witnesses report isolation and a possible accident at the riverbank on a misty afternoon. Police and rescue teams responded but the cause remains under investigation. The victim’s identity is being withheld pending family notification.
A distorted OCR fragment lists unclear names and phrases with references to dates and titles. The readable items include personal names and partial phrases but lack coherent events or context to form a clear summary.
The China-Japan mail train from San Francisco on the Southern Pacific was robbed near Sprig California two masked men seized nine pouches of registered mail before fleeing into the hills between Martinez and Oakland. Sheriff deputies detectives and inspectors pursue the robbers as a collision was narrowly avoided when the engine went off track.
Four men died in a locomotive wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio line between Shippenville and Clarion Pennsylvania. The bodies were Engineer Kelley and Fireman Watson of Foxburg and J Dennison and M Neuland of Lucinda. The crash happened at night during a supposed joy ride in the engine cab with no other trains nearby.
Alfreda Doveriska's mutilated body was found in a shed on Saturday. Barney Bizoska and Joseph Pilarski were taken into custody after witnesses linked them to the girl before her disappearance. Bloodstains appeared on Bizoska's clothing and another girl reported being chased by the men from a candy store.
Foster Johnson, an alleged Oneida Indian, admits killing his wife by pushing her over Niagara Falls six years ago. Police lock Johnson up at Antioch, Virginia, while an inquiry continues. He said he lived on the Tuscarora reservation and feared detection, prompting the confession.
Sam Berger manager for James J. Jeffries and several friends were riding in a car that wrecked in Watsonville California on Saturday night after colliding with a telegraph pole. All occupants were thrown out but only the chauffeur was hurt.
After a heated discussion the measure to confer the rank of lieutenant general retired on Major General Daniel Sickles failed in the New York House committee. The fight is expected to resume in the full House.
John Black, described as a negro, was hanged at Holdenville Oklahoma on Friday afternoon for the murder of J P Stephens a prosperous farmer whom he shot from ambush on the night of October 14 He was pronounced dead a few minutes after the hanging.
City Marshal Theodore Gray was shot and killed Saturday afternoon by two miners who resisted on a miner charge in Christopher. The suspects, named Meadows and Tarter, were arrested shortly after the incident.
In Satur das day’s storm, Wileas and Monroe Counties suffer widespread damage. Awin villa, housing about 109 people, is destroyed and the area sees heavy devastation with numerous structures leveled.
A fragmented report describes a disturbance at a city park with numerous families affected. Police and residents reported confusion as residents tried to calm children and restore order amid a tense scene.
The fragment notes a relay payment shift with references to a person and yearless terms. It mentions togeldbees and es hieu Tertse in unclear context. The readable parts imply a financial or procedural update without clear names or dates.
A widespread strike and lockout hit the German building trades starting 6 pm Friday. Between 160000 and 200000 workers are affected while Berlin Hamburg and Bremen employers have not yet joined. Negotiations for a peaceful settlement continue in Munich.
Elbert H. Gary announces a new relief plan for U S Steel employees and dependents, to begin May 1 for a one year trial. The plan provides 35 percent to single workers and 60 percent to married workers for temporary disablement plus allowances per child and years of service. Permanent injuries receive lump sums, and families of killed workers receive compensation scaled to wages, service, and children, with a ten day waiting period before relief starts.
An immense landslide triggered by dynamite cut down a hillside at the Haha Bay railway work site near St Alphonse Quebec. Eight dead are recovered including chief engineer Ladislas Gagne and assistants William C Brien and Joseph Jennings. Seven workers are missing.
An explosion Friday in Hamburg damages three warehouses in the bounded warehouse district. A fire followed and two laborers were killed at the scene. The cause remains unclear.
Emigrants moved from the Cairnrona to the Kanawha after a fire near Dover England. Friday morning they became unruly, forcing the Kanawha’s captain to request naval assistance.
North Carolina statesman Romelus Z. Linney, a former congressman and noted orator, collapsed and died from apoplexy Sunday while entering his law office in Taylorsville. The longtime public figure was among the era’s most photographed leaders.
The Trans Andine railway tunnel was formally opened on Tuesday. The 12000 foot high tunnel links Chile and Argentina commercially, marking a major milestone for both republics.
The ninth annual Southern Golf Association tournament will be held in Atlanta Georgia from June 14 to 18.
Consul General Ruble died Friday amid international operations in China. Reports cite perivunitis as the cause. Wilkin AL Bibles and other entities are mentioned in connection with the incident. Further details remain unclear from fragmented sources.
Fragmentary OCR text shows no clear events, names, or places. The readable parts indicate garbled words and no identifiable actions or entities to confirm a real news item or public notice.
A major fire in Dubuque swept Standard Lumber on Seventh Street and damaged Unifon Electric plant and Fitck Box factory engine room. Losses include timber yard $150000, theater $60000, hotel damage. arson suspected with Anton Bauer held.
State Dairy and Food Commission alleges three suits against Iowa seed dealers for selling seed corn that failed state purity tests. John C. Preston of Crystal Lake faces two charges for white seed corn with 75 percent germination and yellow seed corn at 70 percent. L O Nelson of Crystal Lake is charged with seed corn germination below required percent.
Pope Jacob Wreitfer of Cedar Pally files papers to run for senator as a Republican. Other filings include John A. Cousns of Watler County seeking the Republican nomination for state representative and Fr. Wakefield of Orient seeking the Democratic nomination for state representative.
Judge Woodruff postponed the case against Maj. George TH. Richmond chief of police of Council Clutty owing to an attorney’s announcement about the furious mess and state contending on charges of neglect of duty. The rescheduled date is Monday, April 15.
Joseph Rhonberg of Dubique, owner and driver, was exonerated by a coroners jury after his car struck and killed Frank Puhrmaain, aged 21, early Sunday. Witnesses said the vehicle was not speeding and Puhrman had been drinking.
The T. S. Martin dry goods company of Sioux City and Cedar Rapids has secured a 99 year lease on a business corner measuring 106 by 140 feet in Cedar Rapids beside their current location. The present two year lease will end, after which the Martins plan to erect the finest dry goods store in town.
W G Wilerd general manager announces to the committee that Central switchmen will get a substantial raise. The Chicago wage order recently adopted applies to all yards of the Central, increasing pay by 3 cents an hour.
A Chicago firm will start constructing a new theater replacing the one destroyed by fire. The rebuilt structure will be modern and cost about 360,000 dollars.
Prominent stockman Sheldon Stockman Phart from Sheldam allegedly broke lidsles while attempting to bridge a bractious horse. Henry Btunuwer named in connection with the incident.
The readable portion references a period season and mentions generalities about preparation and teaching. It preserves no clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or concrete events to identify a specific news item.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person aged 74 with unclear references to centers and days. no coherent event or identity is recoverable.
A southbound passenger train collided with a freight near Garrison east of Vinton on Monday morning injuring fifteen people. The double header light engine and coach derailed on a sharp curve after orders to hold were reportedly ignored. Most victims were treated at Cedar Rapids Hospital. one likely to recover.
Denison citizens meet to form a committee to push river to river good roads. The group aims to contact Northwestern states and other counties to organize a convention and broaden the movement. Local leaders Helling and others pledge effort to attract trade and travel, with wider regional interest anticipated.
Neighbors saw smoke rising from a corner near Green Mountain Sunday and rushed to extinguish a blaze at the Albert Eloli property. A man named Wona was found shot near the site, with a weapon recovered. A note written by Phuldeornd claimed intent to harm. police say Efe, TH years old, was responsible.
The double funeral for Mr and Mrs Denison of Mason City was held Monday afternoon with a large crowd in attendance. Mrs Denison died Saturday night and her husband followed two days later. City officials issued a proclamation requesting businesses to close during the funeral. C T Denison was a leading local businessman.
The Charles City council passed the third reading of the franchise for the Charles City Western railway on Monday eight. The management plans to run the line from Charles City to Marble Creek after a survey between the two points. Construction on the road and car shops will begin at once.
Mrs. Leng Relmensehneider, wife of prominent farmer Henry Trelmensehhneider, was found dead in bed at their State Center area home. Authorities report a stroke of maps grapheth caused her death during the night.
Four wagon loads of Hator were destroyed Saturday afternoon under court orders. Finer Treck and Packenpough supervised the destruction after two raids on the Missouri Valley silos.
A Denison, Ohio article notes census efforts underway with residents urged to participate. Officials stress accuracy and urge cooperation to ensure proper representation and counts for the community.
A damaged notice notes a recent robbery in a calm township. It mentions a late resident Shelley and hints at civil actions tied to the case. Local authorities investigate and urge residents to report suspicious activity.
Dr B C Hyde appeared in Criminal Court Kansas City facing first degree murder charges in the Swope poisoning case. The state alleges he poisoned Colonel Thankis L Swope to gain wealth from a will while also targeting several relatives paid typhoid illness during an outbreak. Ten indictments include murder counts for Christian Swope and other alleged poisonings.
Mrs Jeannette Sterne of Caulengo exposes a yearlong coal graft case involving Elipse Coal Company officials and six arrested men. The confrontation with Sterne and police leads to confessions over thefts of thousands of pounds of coal from multiple city properties and hotels.
Ninety five people were rescued from the Santa Clara of the Sarah Pacific Steamship Co. after it foundered near the coast. The ship sank about four miles off the bar near Biarek a as the Eureka life savers and Ranger tug attempted rescue. Captain O Nolan commanded the vessel carrying twenty five crew members.
A postoffice safe was blown open with dynamite at 3 pm in Melrose Park. Robbers escaped with about $500 in currency and $400 in stamps aboard a train on the Chicago Northwestern line. Police spread alerts as villagers reported damage and fear.
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