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Newspaper

Fayette Reporter

Location

Fayette, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1910

Page

5

Pytrians On Trial Tribunal In Session Today

Eight men face charges in Des Moines as grand lodge officials prepare for a pivotal trial. Ben C. Salinger leads the prosecution while Ward Ferrusgn and Min Merge Bou yl Me time of the grand tude mein oversee proceedings. Detected turmoil at prior lodge meetings fuels the case, with Ferguson accused of fund misappropriation and retaliation claims tying to campaign finances. The tribunal includes Taseart, Phifner, Miller, and Larmur, as they determine if past grand chancellors should be ousted.

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Crazy Man Seizures Chair Attack In Des Moines Court

Frank Winters, on trial for forgery, mounted a chair and lunged at his attorney in Judge Lawrence DeGraft's court. Deputy Culvan tackled him, subduing the man amid reports of prior jail time and ongoing disturbances as the case proceeds.

Frank Winters Des Moines Lawrence DeGraft W. H. Wallingford George P. Culvan Winters Chew DeCraff Quail Moode Fred

HAINERS TO GO TO RED OAK

Two hundred members of the ZwoGa-Zhy toile from Des Moines leave Thursday morning for Red Oak on the EL & Gg line, with a 4 PM business meeting and 7 PM banquet. They proceed to Connell Bluffs for a ceremonial guided by Abubecka, then split routes to Omaha or Des Moines. An Arat patrol exhibition at Red Oak highlights the trip.

Abubecka Sloyx City Omaha Omana Des Moines Red Oak United States

Salvationists Lead Parade at Iowa Army Congress

A large parade on October 4 featured twenty Salvation Army officers on horseback, inaugurating the annual congress of the Salvation Army of Iowa. The procession moved through the city as banners waved and crowds gathered to witness the event.

Salvationists Dea Moinhs Salvation Army Annal Congress Ffi Salvation Army of Iowa Aay Debrasken Bexslon

Echoes of the Sea Queen Survival and a Dead Lord

In a tale of shipwreck and peril, Jack Stephens and Doris face a storm of secrets aboard El Cid. Marsden recounts a grim rescue as Sanchez arises as a suspected killer while Lord Darlington is revealed dead in Valparaiso. Doris admits she knew, then the couple confronts their fate as justice looms.

Marsden Mr. Stephens Hon Darlas Holsted el Cid Patagonian Doris de Nova Kelly Celeste Europe Monsieur Maarstien Valparalgo Kelly Hag Darling Stephens Valparaiso Darlington Sanchez Capa Flores Serten Jack Sandez Hineslf

Voyage Chronicle Continues Aboard With Tense Revelations

On deck amid perilous voyage scenes the stranded group faces losses and questions about a missing companion. Duris contemplates honesty as emotional tension rises while Celeste and others endure the voyage’s horrors and seek a future beyond peril.

Not the Speaker's Province Attacked by Clergyman Audience Reacts

A Presbyterian minister speaks against an opponent's influence as attendees heckle. A rear crowd member shouts encouragement while others cheer the clergyman's robust defense. The speaker quips that the man in back offers good intent but poor timing and calls for next speaker Brother Herrick to be heard.

Nap Flat

Undefined text fragment from wedding scene speech

The readable parts show a minister addressing a ceremony with quoted phrases about traditional clerical garb and wedding attire. The passage is garbled and lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to form a complete news item.

Doctor Advised Operation Ends Woman’s Suffering

Mrs Huey of Galena Kansas reports a painful right side lump grew to a 23.4 inch size and kept her from sleep. After doctor recommended surgery she consulted Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and the lump subsided, she credits the remedy for relief and urges others to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham. Also mentions real estate ad for five improved farms near towns with prices.

Galena Kans Kannas Lydia E Pinkham Rt. Huey Lydia Pinkham

Blanche and Maude in a Witty Stage Exchange

A fragment shows Blanche praising a bold act while Maude confirms with a witty line. Blanche notes the figure marrying a duke yet lacking funds to cover a bill. The exchange hints at social humor and class markers.

Literacy rates among immigrants at Buratsland port

Buratsland records show that of 64 727 immigrants arriving there by month 12 895 or about 25 percent are illiterates. Literacy is not a barrier if the immigrant appears physically able to care for himself. Only 1 127 entrants were barred at this port.

Buratsland New York Press

Now Harry Explains His Hebrew Translation Gift

The Sunday school teacher asks the brightest boy in the clans how DHillah died. The boy replies that he did not die but was translated from the original Hebrew.

Harry Dhillah

Not Strictly Orthodox Polles Justice-Young Man Religion

A court exchange centers on the defendant’s faith as police accuse a fast driving chauffeur. The judge references a literary line about passing Medway as the man responds with a remark linking his beliefs to a line about Jim Bludso.

Jim Bludso Medway

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