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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
1
Officials in the Philippines warn that the Payne tariffication provisions may slash revenue in the first year by about 5 000 000 pesos 2 500 000 dollars as reciprocity with the United States expands trade. The drop could hinder public works and force austerity measures during the adjustment period.
Monday quotations from the Sioux Sky Wink market system show top price data for cattle and hogs. The report lists market activity with top figures and notes on bids, offering a snapshot of the local livestock trade.
Svores the Members of His Pary vs fies. mëntion of Calarade and a convent speed event. The text notes party figures and a teacher group with pledges and a mayor, amid a confused scene of political activity and names.
Six indictments returned late Monday in Pittsburg name Danas C. Byers millionaire manufacturer and Councilman John F. Kreln as co defendants with W. H. Webb and others. Charges include conspiracy bribery and perjury in graft trials tied to street paying ordinances and bank officials. Byers left for Europe for health and has not returned.
Two large city water tanks supplying Parkerbore West Virginia burst causing multiple deaths and injuries. Entire blocks were flooded and homes wrecked as a wave of water swept through streets, destroying churches and structures. authorities suspect dynamite caused the explosions.
A gas explosion following a windy shot at Sunnyside mines in Evansville on Saturday afternoon left twenty people dead and scores injured. Twenty nine miners were inside the shaft. victims were found in the west sheet amid sulfur fumes. One worker, John Petit, was badly burned.
Three people die after a Saturday night feud between cousins Antonia Dujuilo and Hartole Raton. The shooting occurred as Bartade sought refuge at his brother Francisca Artole home where Dijullo fired. A knife was later used in the attack. Francisco Bratole and another relative died at the hospital.
The aerodome Sliver Dart piloted by J A G McCurdy failed to make successful flights Monday from Bundeeck Bay in Bangdeck. In a later attempt McCurdy circled the bay three times, covering about six miles in eight minutes.
The St. Joseph Star published by FW Kellogg suspended publication with Monday’s issue. Kellogg states the plant will be moved from St. Joseph, where it had appeared as a three year afternoon penny daily.
A fragmented report notes a curbarban station near Muboon in Suevia and a vault of ruubies linked to Princess Shidottrhy of OOO, with papers of valuebi lingering in the scene.
Fragmentary text mentions dates and places including New York and Monday. Reads as garbled legal or news snippet with names Winton Sievenne Edward Bayon Weeten and Wiebke, unclear event or outcome.
Fragmentary text describes a delegation or transfer to a committee related to Chee bauihermien and Caleb Monsey, with a move toward Witehinugtun and Pebt weeks Payne. readable names and places are uncertain.
Federal secret service operatives uncovered a counterfeiters den near Ford Predom’s home. Ford Predom and his son James were arrested after a raid on the Predom residence yielded molds and a press. Rarke, known as the wizard of counterfeiters, was not arrested.
The Whitta family in Sharon received a ransom demand after their son Wilkin was kidnapped. A note left at the Whitla home and threats to secure the boy were reported, with the kidnappers described as Italian nationals.
Unclear reports say Uilleer Sage operators threaten to close coal mines by April 1 if miners do not reach an agreement. Prominent operators warn a shutdown or strike may occur, while a settlement keeps production going.
A double funeral was held in Winnetka for Mrs Gore and her year old daughter Letitia after a fire at their home. Mrs Gore died while trying to smother flames to save the child who was playing in the parlor when her clothing caught fire. Neighbors rushed to help but both victims were fatally burned.
Fragmentary text describes a family dispute over imprisonment and seeking aid for a son, mentioning a father, a mother, and a first wife, with references to government actions and a court or prison context.
In Marshalltown a district court judge ruled on a demurrer in Central Railway Company v. Hebbel of Albion. The case concerns interstate shipment rates for three carloads of sheep from South St Paul to Minot Junction via the Chicago Great Western and Iowa Central lines. The court upheld the rail company’s claim that published rates govern the charge, disallowing Hebbel’s bid to contract for a transportation rate beyond published terms.
A headline tracing a Phoenix-like confidence operation spreads from Hot Springs Arkansas to Galena and Galesburg. Police say the group led by Ben Hott and Doe Thaniten targeted men in several towns. The gang is accused of luring victims to staged getaways and stealing money and jewelry. Investigations connect the men to a larger interstate scheme reportedly moving into the Midwest.
The ILM factory plans to move Phoaure devices to Sioux City with a new facility approval from New York City officials. Sixty to eighty workers will be needed for the project, and a local ceremony and road work are planned. The firm aims to showcase modern machinery and artistry.
A court case against Winifred Medienele of Titneytown focuses on school duties and a surety agreement. The proceedings cite upholding a surety obligation and a related debt case, with references to local officials and a public school context.
Telegraphic report from Slowx City says the senate passed a bill increasing normal court reporters pay from four to eight dollars per day with a 1600 dollar yearly guarantee and raising transcript charges from six to ten cents per page. House committee on compensation for public officers may oppose the measure.
Detentad Lawrence Perlis and opponents contest middleweight Iowa Nebraska title at the Dakoda Dentists Meet in Creston. Creston hosts a Southwest Dental convention with many members, addresses, and papers on chemical work.
Supreme Court issued decisions Thursday reversing several lower court outcomes and affirming others. The term referenced includes multiple appellants and defendants with mixed results across cases involving Life Insurance, city matters, and school-related petitions.
A Dubuque memo condemns the Shamrock insult as unfit for the Trish race and all communities. It acknowledges Pap rick as an immortal, while detailing appointments in the Northwestern division at Mason City and the Clinton division, including Uralmauster and Hater.
After six hours the Stirley jury failed to acquit Tenest Green in the murder heating of his father George Groep of Ashton. County Attorney Gatherson led for the state while Ry M Hunter defended Green. The trial lasted three days. A 15 year old, Hirt Bartel, was arrested near Westen ay for alleged petty theft at Welle AO Vitis store.
The dedication ceremony for St Martins Hospital in Mart Dade will occur next Sunday. Dr Garrigan of Slow City will deliver an address. attendees from various places are expected. Elaborate preparations are underway. Newlyweds suffer a serious accident as a kerosene spill on a stove causes an explosion. Clyde Baldridge of Russell is fatally burned and his bride sustains burns while attempting to aid him.
Gregory, aged 22, recently returned to Dubudue from the United States Army, died after a fall from a rented gallery steps outside the Esen theater. Martin Mitton, 25, a restaurant keeper of Clear Lake, died by suicide after an argument with his wife.
A damaged line mentions a man and his daughter in a county setting with references to heart issues and a public or county event. readable pieces name places and roles but details are unclear. The text is incomplete and layered with garbled wording.
A disrupted operation at a pecan facility involves a key worker group and a management representative threatening production pauses. Details remain unclear due to garbled text, but the dispute centers on labor conditions and possible negotiations underway.
Reported plans outline a new steel combine led by independents to counter the Wat State Steel Corporation. Twelve independent steel companies join under a proposed arrangement, with key figures including Mr Snyder and Mr Shyer weighing divestment and governance terms as Pittsburgh talks stall.
A wreck at the Ward out station near Montreat halted service as a locomotive failed to stop before a barrier. The engineer and fireman were injured while passengers escaped, and a bystander witnessed the crash as crews worked to clear debris.
In the Commons the opposition pressed for government commitment to building dreadnought warships in Britain. They argued Germany’s naval buildup necessitates a fleet expansion while the premier remained noncommittal amid public speculation.
George Thorndike Angell longtime head of the American Humane Educational Association and founder of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals died in Boston early Tuesday at age 85. A lawyer by training he founded Que Dumb Animals and later expanded humane work with millions of publications and tens of thousands of local humane groups across America and England.
A university student, Frances Reming of Nassau Mint, a junior at the State University in Minneapolis, disappeared after failing examinations. Police were alerted by her father after she did not return to campus and there is no definite word on her whereabouts or destination.
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