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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented text refers to unemployed individuals seeking positions or support, mentions inducements for families, a secretary of state, and legislative references. The passage is garbled, with partial figures about acres and land distribution, lacking coherent context or identifiable events.
Fragmentary text references a Philadelphia street scene and court actions, with unclear names and events. The readable portion notes Broad Street activity and a sense of readiness surrounding the incident, implying a notable public moment or proceeding.
About 1,000 foreigners, mostly Italians and Poles, marched from the foreign settlement toward City Hall in Philadelphia. They demanded work from Mayor Reyburn and clashed with police on Broad Street, injuring twenty and leading to 14 arrests as mounted units and patrols dispersed the riotous crowd.
Sinn Gourt reports Gen Stoensel condemned to death with Gen Peck reprimanded and Genie Saurner and Reiss acquitted. Court urges commute to ten years fortress imprisonment and removal from service. Public sentiment sees Stoessel as a wartime hero, though not popular in the Russian army.
Montague Robarts driving an American car left Corunna at 7 30 Wednesday night and after seven miles of roads shoveled for him by farmers reached Kendallville at 8 35 Thursday morning. He rested in a hotel planning to resume at 4 p m. Chaffery in the Franck car is stuck five miles east of Kendallville. Adedoin in a drench machine arrived at 2 p m.
A 24 year old woman, famed as the "woman in brown" for defrauding businessmen in Washington and Baltimore with forged checks, pleaded guilty in Rochester Minnesota on Thursday and was sentenced to the state reformatory until released by the state board of control.
A large explosion rocked the Hercules Powder works in BywylA California Friday afternoon. The Slychrine mixing house was completely destroyed. Reports say between twenty five and twenty seven Chinese workers and four white men were killed.
A dramatic gasoline explosion at a Thursday event in Omaha seriously injured Mrs B L Dotder and Mrs Hamilton. Both women suffered severe burns from the blast while handling a lace curtain and five gallons of fuel, with reports indicating they will die from their injuries.
A brutal severing in Brooklyn draws wide attention as police investigate a case described with graphic yet restrained language. In Indianapolis, a public speech to thousands highlights civic concerns under the Christian association auspices.
The document reports President Roosevelt discussing Interstate Commerce Commission actions on potential wage reductions at multiple rail companies including the Louisville and Nashville, Cambridge claims over the impact of long-standing policies, and calls for transparent hearings before any drastic wage cuts. It notes public interest and possible freight disruptions if rates are unfairly altered.
The government, facing opposition from emigration firms, delays decisive action on labor migration while a key minister negotiates restrictions. Spurred by tensions with Viswutint Naeyasa, foreign relations shift as debates over emigration and national labor needs intensify.
Aged Mrs. Harry Sthmsoi cremated in far Nome at Winters Ta. Mrs Albert Miss collapses among spectators. Mr and Mrs Roe Deeter escape as fire destroys their home in Winterset. Witnesses describe failed escape and locked door blocking Mrs Stamion.
John M D Hopkirk tied to misused funds and alleged malfeasance at the Milly hotel and Nate lodging, with accusations of cashier duties and large sums moved through the city. The fragmentary text hints at a corrupt money handling scheme and a public lodging context amid a grim financial scandal.
Swollen rivers rise in southern Indiana as a flood worsens. The swollen river levels increased during the night, submerging thousands of acres and leaving towns under water. Emergency efforts mobilize as residents assess damage and seek relief.
The text reports the death of Chief Ranger Young Deag of Rochester New York and mentions Charles F A Young as grand chief ranger of the For estera at America dying after a bout of typhoid pneumonia. The fragmentary note references a farm and old union or organization.
A farmer near Bla, Iowa, attempted to drive through a large drift that blocked a road. His wagon became stuck, animals panicked, and a severe wind collapsed the harness. He was found nearly dead, revived, and carried to a nearby farmhouse for restoratives before being taken home.
Acting Attorney General Hyers argues the state railroad commission will compel reforms and impose a revision of express rate practices. He transitions that the law’s provisions apply to express companies and railroad combinations, potentially prosecuting violations of the railroad rate statute enacted in 1990.
Miss Zara Hugh, state board member and sister of attorney A A Hugh, was taken to the Insanity Commission after a sudden mental breakdown during a prayer meeting at Plymouth Congregational Church. Authorities reported she raved through the night in her hotel suite, aided by six police to place her before the commission. A newspaper reporter Klim Ev ans was briefly detained in connection with the incident.
A Tuesday fire leveled about half a city block of Hospers most valuable business district, causing an estimated loss near 26000. Origin traced to a pool hall owned by Van Dyke, with beliefs of incendiary starting, wind hampered the firemen, and Postmaster Landhus saved the post office and offices. insurance on the postoffice building listed at 800.
A seven mile southwest of Livermore county road collapsed after sudden subsidence as surging water churned below. A water spout rose up a day earlier to about 100 feet, and officials suspect a subterranean water flow caused the event. The road is fenced off to prevent accidents.
The Iowa Cement Association convened in Des Moines on Thursday where Edison plan to take cement houses was declared impracticable and concerns about vast melds were raised. Sioux City eyed as next convention site amid shifting proposals.
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs MT Mies of Edam boldt is noted. Mr Toneste, a longtime county figure, settled at Glen farm and earned respect as a breeder of thoroughbred stock. He once served Humboldt county as treasurer. Nurse Mary Trude, from Greenville Michigan, came to care for her sister Mrs Wallace Young of Jesup, who died Sunday from grippe complications at age 80.
Merrill Conthines of Landford reports the Cherokees hotel agreement is off amid a hoax. Addiston Merrill, longtime operator, will remain at the hotel as the public travels on. Meanwhile Wonuy Boutlont dies of pneumonia at 66, with she noted as a state university attendee in Iowa City alongside John Auf.
The Des Moines court upheld the Motney municipal governance plan as constitutional, rejecting challenges that it violated principles of municipal government. Attorney Wy Trtinsins argued the plan, but the court found no merit in the objections and sealed the case details pending further action.
A severe northeast storm buries the region under heavy snow with 10 inches and strong gales. Streets and railroads clog as trains struggle to maintain schedules and vehicles risk blizzard travel. A nearby forecast warns of a further intensifying system with major disruption across the area.
A Missouri woman died after morphine was administered by her husband to relieve her pain. The overdose, described as accidental, led physicians to intervene as the woman emerged from a stupor. A sister, Mrs. Baral Relley, resides in Kansas City, while the husband is connected to a Chicago postal telegraph unit.
The marriage war between Judges Leckard and Menivale of Booremne escalates as Leckard orders freedom for all who called Muay hedley. MacBirvle proposes to marry all week and present embossed certificates. Wedding entrants dine at Ab dla Welty hotel. A daily prize offers a subscription and wedding outfits at last-price.
In a hazardous situation along the Huerayn river gorge six miles long, authorities warn that heavy weather and rising waters hamper rescue and could lead to a risky attempt to blow up the gorge. The incident endangers the city as efforts to stabilize the area proceed amid deteriorating conditions.
Readable fragments describe a chaotic council session as dust storms or plumes disrupt proceedings. Several witnesses note limited visibility and paused debates while officials attempt to resume a addressed agenda amid unclear conditions.
In Crosten, Mrs Taylor Renn and Belle Doyle were linked to the Natgos matter surrounding Nalin Poy lor. The two appeared on their own recognizance in the case.
A. Scoobsan a paleankeasyar known for his work at Charter Gak died suddenly at home in Colorado. The local figure, aged about seventy five, was noted for his steady routines and community service.
The Aurelia Aminity bigamy case, styled as the Wearing of Played Win of Aurora, was postponed from Tuesday before Tudgoil Lett of Cherokes due to the Ange as one of the wir cases.
An expert warns of widespread gataract ruin and great shrinkage from tapping a stream linked to Chicago Canal. The report cites Dr W. Spincer and a series of technical details about river influences, geological survey notes, and potential effects on waterways and local industries.
Report describes the start of a 20000 mile automobile race from New York to Alaska and Siberia with participants from France Austria Italy Germany and the United States. Competitors include a Thomas car among the Americans as thousands line the streets in a festive, noisy sendoff.
A Fayette County jury indicted the American Doviacco Company and associates on four counts of complicity to tamper with tobacco prices. The charges allege involvement in a scheme to manipulate market pricing practices. Authorities pursue further legal action as court dates are scheduled.
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