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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
2
The article details a contested warrant hearing involving Hyde, with Paes Sivorhii and Col. Swaps cited. Virgil Conking authored the complaint and Prosaailter is mentioned. Hyde pleads not guilty and is released on a $40,000 bond as the preliminary hearing nears in February.
Fragmented OCR narrative details Oliver Spitzer, ex overseer at American Sugar, linked to coercive acts around the trust. Reports say he faced charges of underweighing and fraud, with testimony of a sentence of two years and a public outcry over industry manipulation. The piece references Willlotte, Williamsbury docks, and pay amid the trust’s alleged schemes, asserting higher-ups bore responsibility.
The defendants face government charges over cancellation of a mineral lands rule. The case centers on 9,600 acres in the Lithger district, alleged to involve dummy entries linked to Organ by agents and others abroad. Proceedings opened before U S district court in Lander, Wyoming, amid claims totaling nearly 1.6 million dollars.
A fire at dawn near the Boston abattoir complex, a twenty acre property, prompted fears of significant damage to a new plant expansion. Fire crews battled flames aimed at the neighboring Brightdon market area as investigators look into the cause and potential links to a planned building project.
A coroner’s jury returns that Dr B C Hyde and others are implicated in the death of a widow’s husband from a disputed drug administration. The verdict declines to determine intent while noting plans for legal actions and continued depositions in related civil suits.
An explosion outside mine No 1 of Steamy Coal Co. in Stearns, Icy, on Wednesday killed six workers who were reportedly near a lamp exchange when lamps ignited. Other miners were uninjured and the hoisting machine remained undamaged.
A broken OCR tale notes a call to bar entry for Hitnat Save Products and Doean amid a New York representative’s push against a federal resolution. A fire Wednesday at Maxon City damaged a conical branch yard of the National Belt Way of Mexico, destroying property valued at 150,000 golds and 45,000 coal-related consignments.
A fatal blaze destroyed a dwelling near McClugkey. Mr and Mrs Jamies Dlarger, noted residents, were away at a church event when the fire claimed the lives of two children aged six and an infant, amid rumors of a tower collapse.
A fragmentary report notes the death of a 19 year old girl, daughter of Thomas Ry, in Manchester area. The brief mentions a Maryland or Michigan event and a local grain buyer, with garbled lines about a safe incident and a Thursday timetable. Further readable details are limited.
In a Belle Plaine case dating from December 27, 1900, Guthrie and Eddy stand charged for the murder of Mrs. Guthrie in her home. The coroner’s jury returned a verdict of murder, with allegations of prior offered bribes to provide evidence and a revolver found beside the victim. Eddy denies complicity but admits furnishing a revolver. Guthrie, a justice of the peace, and Eddy were both arrested in Wisconsin and await transfer to Benton or Guthrie’s locale for trial.
Ida Kniput of Cornelia Butts, wife of a deceased man, was struck by a Wabash switch engine Tuesday night near Tyietni Mre. Four small children, left with a neighbor, were bereaved as the widow planned to place her household goods with storage. Police note she may have intended to entrust the children to an associated charity. Mrs Enright warned earlier about Burlington tracks. She was about 40 years old.
Mrs Fimmina Donohue of Canes Bluffs, 30, wife of Patrick Donohue, killed herself with a pistol in her home after a quarrel at noon over a sewing machine purchase. Donohue found her body at about 3 pm, revolver nearby, wife previously warm, indicating she died shortly after the shot.
The state supreme court Wednesday affirmed a district court verdict sentencing Andrew Tosenboom and associates to prison for butter theft. The scheme involved selling kegs of butter to dealers then siphoning portions to hidden locations after delivery. An investigating process included railroad investigators presenting evidence and a shipment witness.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a family scene with a father and daughter arriving at a union in Des Moines and a stork delivering a child. The text is garbled but centers on a birth event and local family names mentioned in a period tone.
A garbled obituary fragment names Plativorts Kijod and others, noting a death between unclear dates and places. The legible text mentions Agod av yonts and Dés Moines, with scattered words suggesting a ceremony or cremation, but details remain unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local item about a bike incident near Wisconsin somewhere. It mentions Mason and names, with unclear action or outcome. Details are unreadable but imply a community note or brief about a transportation event.
A Sunday School lesson discusses Matthew 7 1 12 and Luke 11 13 explaining the dangers of judging others while urging believers to seek the Holy Spirit and spiritual gifts. It connects the Parable of the mote and beam to communal conduct and urges faithful prayer for wisdom and guidance.
Attorney Queen Byers issues Monlay opinion on the Juno 2008 municipal primary. It states ballots fixed by charter must be used unless the voter hasn’t moved ten days before the election. The ruling affects party ballots and municipal election procedures.
The Iowa Supreme Court on Wednesday affirmed a provision allowing removal of a public official for intoxication. The ruling settles the legality of the so called drinking mob act and its use to disqualify a mayor of Marengo. The decision clarifies that a voter's identification process remains valid after such circumstances.
A 14 year-old girl identified as the daughter of Boma Howell was arrested Monday in Sioux City after fleeing from her mother’s home following a divorce. She claimed to be staying with Sioux City relatives and intended to join her father in Des Moines, challenging the custodial arrangement. An escaped inmate was noted in passing in the report.
An unclear OCR fragment references a long time family relationship and a resignation within a state department. It mentions George McNutt, a superintendent John L. Hamory, and a public gallery context with garbled dates and locations.
In Bea Malvos report, President Stormy of Amex State College is described as having signed an agreement at the close of the current year. The account mentions President Iowin of the state laura of education and references details about Dohesly and Geom Bfod with Link ex.
A damaged text describes people named Tye Mure te Raney Howard Fdutely and Hanty Wiithwem involved in a violent town event. It notes a town surname fringed and individuals thrown from a structure by a fall or blast with severe injuries cited.
A garbled obituary notes Everett Woodetock, once a staff writer for the Minneapolis Star and Times and other papers, died at Ingano hospital in Chere Dkpo Tay. The report lists a New York residence, a roving reporter career, and vague details about his death.
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