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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1905
Page
1
A railroad accident near Cheyenne injured multiple people including a worker and a smoker in the car ahead. One man suffered a possible skull fracture with a back injury, while others from Conia Cite and nearby areas were lightly hurt.
An investigation on the Mexican border near El Paso Texas reveals $5,000.37 in Mexican paper money stolen from a Wells Fargo Express shipment consigned by the Bank of Miners at Iabun to the Duarez branch. Seals appeared tampered and half the amount was missing, with express messengers and goods examined but no agency fixed responsibility.
Reports say Brigian officers J. Crowther and Hatton were captured by the Anjera tribe while returning from a rescue mission aboard the Assistance. Valiente, a brigand chief arrested at Tangier, is believed involved. he is imprisoned at Fez as efforts to secure release continue.
A private soldier from Pennsylvania, in service only four weeks, was killed near Fort Sill Oklahoma after a mishap described as a mangling incident. A second soldier was injured in the event.
A North Atlantic schooner Vaniame Ring of New Haven, seven crewmen lost, two survivors William Thomas and another unnamed, rescued by the schooner Nullam Bekentey near Boston. The vessel sailed from Charleston to New York with pine cargo, hit a heavy gale off the Carolina coast, broke up, and left six men dead or missing.
Passengers aboard the liner Caledonia endured hurricane conditions from Glasgow to New York. The ship battled continuous seas for most of the journey, with water sweeping decks and passengers praying as officers maintained vigilance. No serious injuries were reported despite the perilous voyage.
The Swedish Mikadag Pasa and Norway have dissolved their union after both houses passed a new law separating Norway as an independent state from Sweden. Affected counties record deeds, including 4007 acres transferred to Concordia Coal Company, recently incorporated in Delaware, with Gen. Gould linked to the venture. Separately, a northbound Santa Fe train wreck near Fresno, California, killed engineer Cole and fireman Butts, with no serious passenger injuries.
A chaotic OCR reads like a train wreck report with names such as Tanis Denver Hyeron Migsoind Pa Mile Lailroad and Bilge 444. The fragment mentions fourteen deceased and insured passengers reflecting a disaster linked to a railroad incident and related insurance claims involving Pueli S.
A severe wreck near Seaton Minnesota during a Sunday eastbound freight run left five trainmen dead. Locomotives and cars piled on the track as doubleheader freight trains collided. engineers Chitor and Summers perished, brakemen Briley and others were killed or mortally injured. Rescue efforts recovered mangled bodies amid scattered debris and steam.
Darrow, 60, of Lead, South Dakota, a promoter for Hidden Spanish Mining, killed his daughter in law and then shot himself after a ride from the Arcade Hotel area to the Chicago and Northwestern station. The double tragedy occurred on Think Street between Jones and Jackson Streets, leaving a grim family scandal in its wake.
Stamford Conn Sunday afternoon an attempted wreck halted a Westbound Express on the New York New Haven and Hartford line. Tower operator George H Scofield found a bar of iron wedged against a third track rail, about fifteen inches long and three inches thick, set in stones. He removed the bar and alerted authorities who began a search for suspects, halted before the train’s scheduled arrival in New York.
Thirteen injured in Detroit as a street car derailed after striking a brick on Fort Street. The car left rails and crashed into a tree, throwing passengers onto the pavement. One person died. authorities suspect vandals placed the brick. Ex-Gov. Jamen Sugg lies seriously ill in Fort Worth, weighing over 300 pounds, with doctors unsure of survival.
Convicted of murder in the first degree in Missouri against Miss Mary Newman Bla Sweetheart a Nebo teacher in Andrey County. Conviction followed last January in Manyxville with reports of violent events and a note on subsequent violent earthquakes.
A public spirited citizen seeking funds for a Arctic expedition to resupply polar research faces a blunt test from a wealthy lumber dealer. When asked what good the search would do for mankind he retorts with a wry joke about lumber quality and a potential early exit.
An Honest Opinion from Mineral reports Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for chronic pains. Mr. Colson, a well known local resident, says the medicine relieved severe hip pain and restored walking. He attributes relief to removal of uric acid from the blood, claiming ongoing health improvements.
A stray conversation about tolling notes how travelers are viewed in polite society. The piece rails against patent medicines and urges readers to watch lawmakers. In a dinner debate a lawyer cites circumstantial evidence while a daughter’s story about returning home with a walking stick sparks a mother’s witty inquiry.
A fragmented editorial voice laments fatigue and resignation among workers. It urges resilience, arguing that effort and activity improve odds, while cleric commentary points to a "fighting chance" and timely action to sustain spirits through hardship.
A lifelong coffee drinker details severe nervous prostration and headaches tied to caffeine use. After eight months of doctors and trial, a clinician suggested coffee as the cause, switching to Postum led to complete health restoration. She reports losing headaches and nervous symptoms, can work normally, and credits Postum with improving her life. A friend vouches for the change and endorses the product.
Coroner ruled Darrow murdered his wife then killed himself in a grisly double tragedy near Blane City. Relatives and neighbors recalled a strained marriage, while George Darrow, son of the accused, identified the dead woman. The inquiry yielded a verdict of murder followed by suicide, as investigators pieced together years of tension and a final deadly act.
Ming Mattie Tenger of Wes Mothea kills Mor Hobo and Mildew Myry. The body of the lithe day-off child of Miss Mattie Trager, 612 West Seventh Street, Dex Mathes, is found Sunday night in a bunk at the mother’s room. The mother, Miss Trager, calls a doctor after the crime. Police arrest the suspect. a coroner’s inquest is held and a murder verdict returns without citation. Trager remains under guard in bed until strong enough for jail.
Fragmented notices report Frank Scheagleiffe missing after alleged sale of Chia ie to Des Moines officials, with warnings of Oklahoma and Colorado pursuit. Beloit stories note death, weddings, thefts, lightning damage, and local incidents, reflecting a chaotic late 19th century bulletin.
Fragmented OCR text describes gamblers facing a district court in Blows City. Mrs. Rocker petitions to restrain Manor & Walsh from operating a gambling venture. Officials consider measures to prevent further gambling activity and protect residents.
Nathan Uehey, resident of Toronto, is charged in Clinton County with arson after allegedly setting fire to a farm building near his divorced wife. He previously escaped conviction in a related case and faces trial after the alleged incident on the farm. Authorities state the matter is being prosecuted as the case proceeds.
A burglar entered a West Port home as two women worked. One girl fled and later returned as the intruder seized a pie with $20 and a diamond ring. He chased the girl, shouting toward a neighbor, and escaped before police arrived. A purse holding $2.60 was later found.
Local masons laid the cornerstone of Storadinke Carnegie Library under the lodge’s auspices. Grant Master Nurriy of Manchester presided, with Gram Secretary Parvin of Velie Raphds and Deputy Master John Crockett of Dew Motney in attendance. Reverend Vorge T. Lang of Cheroker delivered the address as the procession moved 200 men through the streets.
Reports state Innes O Connell died after falling from a moving train near Des Moines Fort Dodge line. The incident occurred during foggy, frost covered night when the man reportedly consumed alcohol and showed unstable behavior before the fall. Authorities are investigating findings and possible contributing factors.
Sioux County man Baldes faces charges over the death of his wife Mrs Mat Halles. Investigation reveals injuries from a whipping alleged to have been administered by the husband. Funeral delayed as authorities plan preliminary hearing in Orange City.
Amamoan Svehool Hey Viutha at Dlool suffers fatal poisoning after a cold sore. John Yount, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Jodeph Yorn, Amunosa, dies from the infection spreading rapidly through the head and body. The incident follows a series of local mishaps and exhibitions including a Wallace streetcar accident and a landmark fire at Amaga Cage.
A long piece extols Western Canada as a land of opportunity for U.S. farmers. It cites Manitoba and new provinces like Alberta and Saskatchewan, praising climate, schools, railways, and markets while noting high yields and advisory reports from grain experts. The article urges readers to contact Canadian government agents for settlement details and to pursue land offered under the 100 acre grant.
A fragmentary street dialect exchange questions a worker's responsibility and the idea of striking. The speaker argues against quitting, noting workers present at work and claiming others lack proper business to be at work. The passage highlights tension about labor, duty, and public perception.
A fragmentary quotation attributed to Emerson contrasts public opinion with inner independence. It suggests that true self-reliance remains intact despite crowds and external pressures, celebrating solitary virtue over societal judgment.
An old promotional fragment touts CuticuraSoap CuticuraOintment and CuticuraVita as remedies for female ailments including weakening discharges irritations and relaxations. The ad links benefits to antiseptic cleansing of mucous surfaces blood and circulation, mentioning anemia hysteria nervousness and deformities in a sensational 19th century tone.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses travel freedom for children in certain towns. It mentions a focal trim, a marked doorway on a vehicle, and various vague phrases about journeys, ages, and places. The text is unreadable in parts but implies travel rules or travel conditions.
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