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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
1
Fragmentary note on London event and figures
A garbled excerpt references Bernard Vaughan and London figures, noting a course of power and a hit that will reshape a house this week. The fragment mentions bishops and Tolat, with unclear placement and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Vaughan
Esul Ehureh
London
Swedes Stir Up Union Tensions Amid Rising Strife
Unclear fragment hints at labor unrest involving Swedes and regional tensions. No specific dates or organizations clearly readable. Further readable context needed for precise reporting.
Court orders injunction against companies to enforce law
An injunction restrains several companies from acting contrary to the law as a petition seeks to push enforcement and compliance with statutory requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten
Fragmentary 19th Century News Items Include Trials Markets and Events
OCR scraps mention Stups Crew, asylum transfer, London trial testimony, Blazen Island, Sioux stock quotes, live stock market prices, Bryan Speaks at Indianapolis before 47000 men on peace, Christian association address, frontier troops, and orders for a Turkish-Persian routes demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oes
London
Eng
Blazen Island
Baturdey
Bryan Speke
Indianapolis
Vitam J.bryan
Ind
Storm Devastates City Leaving Dense Casualties
A severe southwest storm struck the city causing multiple deaths and extensive destruction. A man named Tylor and a one year old child perished in wreckage at their home, with Mrs. Francis trapped, and an injured aid named Moseea. Franklin family members were among the injured, with one child likely to die. Twelve buildings collapsed and exact casualty figures were hard to verify due to confusion.
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Rand Devastation
A. Franais
Dallas. News
Wita
Moseea
Francis
Hla
Soas
Ste
Arestr Win Franklin
Atte
Franklin
Pensis
Thair
Sylor
diMcult
Death in Practical Joke at Belle Fourche
A dynamite explosion during a prank killed J. R. Cullis and injured five others near Belle Fourche. One worker, Charles Layeaal, reportedly threw a cap into a bonfire where 126 dynamite sticks were thawing, harming Lavezzi and others. ranchers assisted by transporting the injured to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
Charles Layeaal
Peir Helle Fourche
J. R. Cullis
Lavezzi
Freight Thieves Caught in St Louis Raid
Ten men were arrested in a Friday night raid on Sixth street St Louis by two patrolmen and a sergeant. Thousands of dollars in goods recovered, many from freight cars, were confiscated. Specific charges filed against two suspects. others held pending loot examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Orth Sixth Street
St Louis
Taft Station Fire Blamed on Local Negroes
The Midland Valley Railroad station at Taft Oklahoma, a Negro community seven miles from Muskogee, was burned Friday. Railroad officials allege arson by Black residents angered by Jim Crow segregation. Loss estimated at ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Okla
Tailway
Midland Valley Railroad Com‘pany
Muskogee
Admirals Schley to Speak at Aberdeen Masonry Event
Admiral Schley of Santiago fame has accepted an invitation to deliver an address before the Scottish Rite bodies of Masonry at Yankton in May. He has also been invited to visit Aberdeen for a similar purpose during the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beluley
Aberdeen
Washington
Admiral ‘Schley
Santiago
Masonry
Yankton
Auto Racers Stall In Snow On New York Race Finish
The Thomas, American, Dion, French, and guest Italian cars in the New York to Perlis race passed Canastota, New York, Friday at seven o'clock and were soon stalled in a snowdrift. They returned to Canastota to spend the night.
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Sta
New York
Perlis
Canastota
N. Y
Police Dog Wins Show Prize in Madlon Spare Garden
One of the dogs imported by the New York Police Department for police work won a special prize at the dog show in Madl nom Spare garden New York Friday. West Virginia defeats Prohibition in Charleston as the Senate defeats the proposed constitutional amendment to prohibit manufacture and sale of quar.
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Jesse
Kent
New York
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
House
Senate
New York City 444 Percent Bond Issue Subscribed
The $50,000,000 suite of New York City 444 percent bonds, the largest ever offered for public subscription by the city, received full subscription Friday amid optimistic predictions and strong investment demand after the monetary crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Hangings Reported at Carrollton Friday
Two men Mangrid Wee Bummerln and Charley Rekroos were hanged at Carrollton General Friday for the murder of a gasmer, according to local crime briefs.
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Wee Bummerln
Charley
Rekroos
Carrollton
O Gasmer
Express company sued over unpaid postage and mail carriage
The United States District Court in Cincinnati hears a case against the American Express company alleging it carried unduly free matter and non business letters. The suit cites a Bolton Texas to Cincinnati letter and a separate order for gloves with a $2.47 money order. Attorney McPherson argues the letter is not part of the carrier’s business and lacked a postage stamp. Post office Inspector Holmes notes government intent to enforce stamp and business-use rules to protect revenue and deter lax carrier practices..
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Mintter Pweg
Tna
United States
Cincinnau
Attopney
Moe. Phersay
Sun
Iaw
McPherson Medio Oleges
American Express Company
Jon
Bolton
Tex
Cincinnath
Will Brown
O Stave Company
McPherson
Express Company
Fedarat
Col Holmes
Post Office
Lennrge
Japanese Party with Cannon Sighted Near Santa Monica Bay
A seven member Japanese group with a small cannon has been seen along an unfrequented blue north of Santa Monica Bay. They are mapping cliffs and fired a pivot gun from a cliff 185 feet high, raising suspicions among local settlers amid rumors of a battleship fleet visiting the bay.
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Santa Monica
Santa Monica Bay
Cal
Farm implement maker placed in receivership in Springfield
A. I. G. O. U. I. firm Mast & Co agricultural implement manufacturers of Springfield Ohio were placed in the hands of receivers by an action in the United States circuit court. Receivers directed to continue business, seek speedier settlement of debts. Assets listed at 1,000,400 with indebtedness 400,000. Reason given as stringency. attorney says firm can pay debts when money is easier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FY. P. Mast & Co
Springfield
United States
Washington
Tata
Te State Agricultural
Goltege San Experiment Farm
Spillman
Goa
Mont
Agricolette
Brend
Huston Teorsttt
Stormy Session Ends With Budget Passage in Japanese Diet
After six hours of debate in the Japanese House of Representatives the budget was passed by a 102 majority amid a riotous scene at the Door. Speakers from both sides shouted insults and calls of favoritism as the chair suspended proceedings for half an hour before resuming and conciliating the opposition.
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House of Representatives
Hclf
Snell Trial resumes as letters cite alleged insanity about women
At Clin ton on Thursday a $2,000,000 suit to break Col. Snell’s will by Richard Snell was read in evidence. Several letters written by the aged millionaire to his son were read, with the claim to prove Col. Snell was insane about women.
Adams Sentenced to Fourteen Years for Fatal Shooting
George Adams former Benton city marshal was jailed for fourteen years after killing John R. Malone, the former marshal. The incident occurred last October after Adams alleged Malone drank and threatened his life.
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Adams
George Adams
Benton, MI
John R. Malone
Kmmng
Adam
Malone
Veteran Generals Carryall Carroll Meteher Die in Colorado and D.C.
Brig. Gen. Carryall Carroll aged 70 dies in Colorado Springs after brief illness. Brig. Gen. Henry Carroll A S A retired Civil War and Spanish American War veteran and Indian fighter also dies. Admiral Meteher and Rear Admiral Mugtyumery Meteher, retired Navy chief engineer, die at their Washington D C residence.
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Carryall
Henry Carroll
Colorado Springs
Colo
Meteher
Mugtyumery Meteher
Naavy
Hia
Washdurton
Pimtejets Accused Arrest Warrant Sworn Out
A warrant was sworn out by Attorney Henry We Lackey charging A. C. Tindelle of Chicago with receiving deposits after a private bank, which closed its doors by January, following the bank’s insolvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Tindelle
Chicago
Japanese Wrestling Method to Be Introduced in Germany
The Japanese system of flu jitsu will be introduced into all military and payal gymnasiums of Germany by imperial command. The move aims to expand martial training under the emperor's directive.
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al Ie
Payal
Germany
Election of a school board by a cautious voice
A tense school board meeting features an elder member answering questions with restrained humor. He notes some items are within his jurisdiction while others are not and emphasizes careful, proper timing in addressing district matters.
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Pt Adh
Tainta
Tonguys
Alerlios
Sebelira
Wheat Boom Draws Northward Population to Canada
A dated letter recalls the wheat farming boom in Western Canada, highlighting FAA populations shifts from the United States and Europe. It notes Alberta’s winter wheat belt yields and explains the Canada land offer of 160 acres per settler, with farmer prosperity tied to rising harvests and settler opportunities.
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Westell Conddon
Canada
Dakota
Montana
Wittl
Globd
Unite States
Wdmbulou
Sime
Ue Rhine
Ithone
Port
Germany
Russia
Yorkaltire
Gays
United Suits
Canuda
Mississippi
Alberta
Melis
Su Paul
Minn
Willen
Nome
Atenda Vencky
Jett Waden
Fabruary
Ulie
Tawa
Frank Morrey
Des Moines Druggist Shoots at Wife Wounds Doctor
In Des Moines a drunk druggist M. Br Davis shot at his wife in their home after an afternoon dispute. Dr James Miller was struck by a bullet while aiding the injured woman, and is reported mortally wounded. Davis is under arrest as the confrontation escalated with police arrival.
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Des Moines
Doutor
Br Davis
Miller
Davis
Attitar
Miler
Mercy
Abner
Taytor Slain by Stepson Confession in Creston
Nathan Taylor was killed at his Creston confectionery store Thursday night. Bert Henderaller the murdered man’s stepson admitted the crime after hours in the sheriff’s sweat box. He said he acted after Taylor mistreated his mother and produced the watch and chain taken from the body. The confession details remain secret until the inquest. The youth is not considered responsible mentally and may be sent to the criminally insane ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Bert Henderaller
Poll Taylor
Nathan Taylor
Taylor
Pot
Women Lose Bid to Enjoin Election Notice
A political equality club failed to stop Des Moines city actions in Judge Brennan’s court. The case challenged voting rights for women in city elections, with the court refusing to halt ejectment of the city hall and leaving constitutional questions undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Political Equality Club
Ipan Lana
Brennan
Des Moines
Move to Close Saloon Action In Monona County
A drive to close saloons in Monona County moves forward with plans to select those operating under the mufet laws. Eleven saloons remain under the law, a notable drop this year after Moorhead closed months ago. Onawa hosts four licensed saloons, with the town’s long history of tavern operation dating back to 1857 and George Carlton’s early establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monota
Monona
Moorhead
Onawa
George Carlton
Ida County Stock Growers Plan County Rally in Ida Grove
Ida County Stock Growers officials announce a county rally at Ida Grove on February 26 featuring remarks from state secretary H. C. Willace and other prominent speakers. The group aims to build a strong Ida County organization as it leads all Iowa counties in stock shipments.
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Ida County
A. Sykes
Corn Bell Meat Producers of
Iowa
Ida Grove
H. C. Willace
Boy Killed While Uineing Near Bonirint
A 1-year-old boy, George Vin Winkle, son of farmer John Vin Winkle near Bonirint, was found dead Saturday night beside his home. The incident follows a robbery at Cedar Rapids where jewelry worth 1,600 dollars was taken by a four-man crew. Police say the scene and names indicate a connection to a broader criminal operation, with local authorities tightening security and planning street improvements while a new sewer system and road projects proceed.
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George Vin Winkle
John Vin Winkle
Bonirint
Mear Hia
Cedar Rapids
Thery Tdne
Ex Mayor Taylor Murdered at Cragton Store
The ex mayor Nathan Taylor aged about 46 was killed by a bullet in a back room of a Cragton store on Thursday evening. Assistant coroner and wife Helly Taylor found him. no clear motive or suspect yet. a small amount of cash left near the body suggests robbery not the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Z. ‘Taylor
Creaton
Helly ‘Taylor
Anil
Taylor
Purahusaa
Dlora Howl
Abe
Anil Nog
Cragton
Prominent Drogists Pledge to End Drink Sales
A group of 51 druggists face a year and a half injunction under the Anti-Drink League after a pledge to curb liquor sales. The case clears remaining defendants and reduces legal fees, with judge noting the overall costs and approaching compromise.
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Uquor
aAnti-Stlooy League
Gant
Apdhe
Bride’s Escort Struck by Furious Groom at Rockwell City
Meo Thraving enraged nine groomsmen and bride’s party when she caused a disturbance at Rockwell City as they prepared to depart for their wedding journey. Orville T. Myler of Spring Meld Mo punched Milan Henderson in the face. Henderson required medical care but no permanent injury. Onlookers restrained Myler as he fled toward a train. No charges have been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell City
Lotha Henderson
Rockwell
Orville T. Myler
Milin Handerson Ilylor
Faatily Ou
Mistaken Identity Leads to Fatal Shooting and Misdirected Grievances
A letter from Clear Lake reports Edstur ta Shot ani Killed after a late Pub. 6 errand, and a student from Leland Stanford misidentified a home, prompting fears of a burglary. Separate items note a missing girl found with Charles DeVore, a lawsuit against Dubuque for water works, a fatal alcohol poisoning, and various local prosecutions and civic happenings.
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Edstur
Ani
Clear Lake
White
Serle Cooley
Leland
Stanford University
California
Enstor
C. A. Cooley
Clear Lake Mirror
Hot
L. F. Kinkonnon
Mitchell
Nora
Afton
Charles DeVore
Dakota
DeVore
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised in Letter
A reader from Menz Town credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her life after long suffering from female ailments. She followed the guidance provided and reports restored health, urging others to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia
Binkham
Willadgen
Menz Town
Pinkham
Lydia T
Imadiatie
Auvice
Lydia E.i Pinkham
Oman
Lydian I’ Pinkharm
Wheat varieties and industry notes from Washington and Chicago
A market and agricultural update discusses new wheat varieties developed by Washington State and university experiments aligned with U S government programs. It notes over a million strains, testing by farmers, and distribution plans while mentioning a Chicago area event and medical ad pitches amid mixed content.
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