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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions emigration, boats, a crowd, and an explosion near a London toy par tarnd. The readable content is inconclusive about place, date, or outcome. no definite names or entities are clearly recoverable.
A fragmentary OCR passage mentions Brooklyn and a deadline. It references a president and a second item in Brooklyn within a day, but details are unreadable. The readable facts are minimal, preserving only the location and vague timing without clear names or events.
Henry Wagner, senior member at Hillard table manufacturers, linked to a bold financial ruse in New York involving John Brown alias George C. Rockwell. Investigators trace a Baltimore and Jacksonville journey where a group including H H Rogers Jr Col Maltett and Palmer and Marshall convened for bets and financing, leaving the victim with funds and a $20 000 loan before the getaway.
The cash grain house of W. H. Merritt & Co. suspended trading on the Chicago Board of Trade Wednesday. Customers were notified to close out their trades as corn prices fell. Eastern interests who bought high for inter family contracts repudiated them, causing brokers to seek other outlets for grain. Creditors expected to be paid in full.
Bertram Gage Spencer confessed Wednesday to the murder of Miss Martha B Blackstone at Mrs Sarah J Dew home on Round Hill Springfield Mass and to a long series of burglaries including Miss Blackstone and Miss Harriet Dow school teachers who were shot by a masked burglar at the Dow home on March 31 Miss Dow is recovering.
A tornado boat Flisser set a speed record of over thirty five miles per hour for four consecutive hours in the gulf near Penkacela, Bla. The report notes the vessel’s high performance amid windy conditions on a Wednesday edition.
A gale force wind canceled the night flight as authorities halted the event after fierce winds reached high speeds. Officials cited dangerous conditions and postponed all scheduled activities until weather improves.
unclear OCR fragment mentions a doganeraeas or Bhersore related escape. No identifiable persons or places discerned. Further readable text needed to form a concrete card.
Fragmentary text mentions meat handling in Europe and a force servant concept, with garbled phrases and missing context. No clear persons, dates, or events to confirm a factual news item or identify a specific incident.
Samuel Friedman and a bank manager at Mc Keen Rocks. four foreign men robbed the institution of 400 dollars. Friedman died later in hospital after being shot twice while pursuing the robbers. A bystander Robert King was critically wounded. Police pursued attackers after a volley at the corner.
A man shot dead on the Philadelphia and Reading platform at Trenton Junction, followed by the shooter’s suicide, is treated as a possible accident or suicide by the public prosecutor. The victim Frank Pravells, a cab driver, and the shooter John Connolly, a railroad watchman, were witnesses say Connolly displayed two revolvers before the fatal shot. Connolly fled, then turned the gun on himself, dying instantly.
In Lonoke county Arkansas a mob of armed Black residents shot to death and hanged Frank Pride and Laurel Mitchell, two accused of murdering a woman's husband. They had been bound over to await grand jury action while being escorted to Keo. The husband’s body, missing since December 24, was found buried in Pride’s yard.
A school teacher near Mankato named Mere, Earl Welcome was attacked Tuesday by a man who gave the name 18 Smith. The woman fought off her attacker, and a posse pursued the man for six miles, wounding him before capture.
At midnight Tuesday about 70 million gallons of water escaped from a reservoir after a 90 inch main ruptured near the town, causing extensive damage during the break in Pittsburg. Repairs and investigations followed as authorities managed supply and assessed losses.
In Jefferson Missouri the Hadley’s Ward Democrats swept four council seats on Tuesday with decisive margins. Voters backed party candidates amid local issues as government leadership shifts.
A Central of Georgia railway increase is announced with a 6 percent raise for engineers. The notice lists several names and places in Wisconsin and Albany, Wis, including Wit and other local figures.
Penn College board in Des Moines rejected a proposed merger with Highland and Patts. Highland Park offered the Des Moines property valued around 600000, but Penn officials said they were not in the market to revise terms. The meeting ended without an agreement on the merger or property sale.
Dennis Piggot, a man about 40, was found insane after a jury verdict in a Meriden district court. He faced murder charges for poisoning Thomas Rafferty near Meriden in December. The court ordered commitment to a Cherokee facility for feeble minded individuals. Rafferty, a 70 year old farmer, lived near the same area. Witnesses testified that Piggot had been drinking the prior evening. The stomach contents were examined by experts.
At the first meeting of the Carrell council, chosen at the March election, an ordinance was piloted to raise the stone vendor rate to 100 dollars per month. The measure would add about 21,600 in annual city revenue from each sabout, with several properties expressing themselves against the plan. The ordinance was approved and the election May 1 date was set.
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A committee including Gon Urenville M Dodge and W W Morpoyy was formed to raise funds for a monument to the memory of Witlon a. Allison. A conference with Stenanie Frudden Hobbes Gov Unitrull Gen Dodge and Curator Hurl discussed plans after a fatal incident at the historical building in Des Moines.
Miss Garrison was fully exonerated after a brief period of criticism tied to allegations of cruelty at Mitchellville Mitchellia School for Girls. The state board released an extensive statement denying the charges and defending the school officials.
Local businessmen from Little Stoux Magnolia and Logan teamed with HL Hy Mifley to promote a steady interurban line from Guerurban to Bloux City via Waun Onyho. Funds are available but require a 920000 monetary subscription in the central town on the proposed route.
The well known Delaware county farmer, tied two miles north of Manvhentos, was found dead in a field at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon due to heart failure. He earned about six years ago, was healthy and prominent in agricultural society and local poultry groups. He left a widow and two sons. The grand jury returned an indictment against Joseph Gaoifro, king of the Cedar Ruplds Syrian colony, on charges of fraud and nature of delegation.
A damaged OCR item notes a federal inquiry at Caunoli region involving government authority and a spurtiont. The legible bits show official action affecting local governance and a supervisory entity, with unclear specifics due to garbled text.
Geark A. Roywler of ieee is freed on two hundred dollars bail after responding to Wieehpege OF Papo, while Mra. Vrogke ehelma faced allegations as the Hoyster foreiuly entered her home. The case, described to Mii He Imme Hintoly, centers on alleged offenses of bad Influ, with Reyatoy pleading not obey. The trial proceeded in Justles Me- WMeniee court on April 8.
A man named John Bradey, 28, was found dead by a railway line near Dake and North Western One on Sunday. He suffered a severe head wound and other injuries, with dust and debris indicating a possible tram or accident scene. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident and whether foul play was involved.
Rivne reports the death of Mrs Sarah McCnen following injuries sustained in a city incident. Her son G. A. Ma quo suffered severe facial and hand injuries during the same event as investigators probe the cause and outcome of the accident.
A garbled report notes an inventor named Tawan and associates in Ule Groyo seeking a grant for a commutator wiring machine. The text mentions fortune, a patent claim, and cautions about unauthorized trade secrets and a potential court action, reflecting a disputed invention claim.
A woman named Alita Ultown died at a hospital after a Monday morning incident while traveling in Wis. Ny Ny area. Authorities reported the death occurred shortly after arrival at the hospital.
Trustees of the Lakewide Presbyterian Church have purchased the old Universalist church and plan to erect a shared edifice for the future, despite the damage from Storm Lola.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a deadly incident in St Louis Missouri with injuries and a trial reference. Names and details are garbled but indicate a homicide or fatal accident linked case and an injured party. Further readable entities include Boone and Norge as unclear references.
A volatile scene near Shepherd's Hotel in Calva drew Nationalists, students, and onlookers as crowds chanted anti Roosevelt slogans and urged civil action. Colonel Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt attended tea with Prime Minister Hite at the Savage Water, while protesters pressed for a constitution amid tense demonstrations.
The article records Dr J C Ifyie and wife of Kansas City area recognizing Wilmer Swrape of Martinahuig to establish a claim on the Swope estate. The misread deed mentions a loan of $50000 and a defense against murder charges involving the Swope family.
Former Ohio official Mark Slater, supervisor of puller priming, was found guilty in Columbus of certifying a false voucher for 0.601 dollars. He faces a penitentiary term of one to ten years. Twelve other indictments against Slater allege schemes totaling 410000 dollars. D W Dinamora and Yost in Chicago, and Charles Wheaton of Dayton listed in related actions.
The fragmentary OCR piece references Governor Dayldeon and a Mountain faction showing complacency about a possible fourth term. It mentions political actors like Louuliri Wwulitconte and Andrgy Carnegle defending the Payne Aldrich tariff, with notes on party conventions and potential reforms.
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