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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary note on inmate injuries and timing
A distressed fragment describes a tense situation in a facility with inmates. The text references time spans of several weeks and mentions an individual named Anna and events around a night. The exact circumstances are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Amassade Leishman Case Disputed Residence Claim
A fragmented entry describes a case involving Amassade Leishman and disputes over residence details at a Bola de Boutogn setting. The text is garbled but indicates a legal or official challenge regarding where Leishman resides and related identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amassade Leishman
Record Flights and Bomb Tests Highlight Berlin Air Expo
The article details a dangerous airfield test with bombs dropped to test Army effects, a failed attempt near Redondd ibéach, and a record by Orville Wright flying one hour thirty minutes with Cant Engelhardt at Berlin, marking the event's bold aviation claims and risks.
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Tablishad
Redonddibéach
Mento
Mra. Cortlandt
Avitesb
Acro Allertéa
Paul ‘Beck
Bratop
Dtug Sighal Corps
William Randolph. Henrat
Thane
Rom ‘Diente Badkon’ Til
Menaured Hlaventhe
Wally Beek
Orville
Wright
Cant Engelhardt
Berlin
Returns Home Penniless The Ob Teaco i Former Treasurer Confesses
William C Lilley former treasurer of the permanent temperance church and Pittsburg presbytery has been found after missing since September 26 He is short 23000 in his accounts and made a confession Willis A Booth led him to his home for the night No charges had been filed by the church before his return and details were not fully disclosed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Lilley
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Pittsburg
Lilley
Enda
Papera
Waa
Fie
Willis A. Booth
Board of' Trustees of
the Presbytery
Fire at Second and Chancellor Streets Factory Kills Several
A Philadelphia fire devastated a factory on Second and Chancellor streets just before noon Wednesday. Dozens were injured with many in hospitals, and at least three women died after jumping from windows. The blaze, believed started on the third floor, drew quick police action as investigators work to determine the cause amid chaotic rescue attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wllhour
Chancellor Streets
Philadelphia
Auditor Bienkly unveils tax dodge by bankers in Chicago transfers
Auditor of State Bibility reports that savings banks evade taxes by sending large sums to Chicago before annual assessor visits. Attorney General Byers warns the bankers may be acting legally but a large transfer and bond reconversion after the visit could defy taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Profita
Chicago Bankera
Cleakly Ja
Opin
Megal
Brother Dies in Lincoln County Shootout
Delbert Church aged 34 is dead after a shooting at the Iritz Roopke farm northeast of Tieeds in Lincoln town Plymouth county. His older brother Dinner Church is wounded in Sioux City and held in LeMnars county jail on charges of killing Delbert. Coroner Beely held an inquest. the jury ruled death by gunshot at Siegling's hands.
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Delbert Church
Dinner Church
Craig
Sankatchewan
Can
St Joseph's Hospital
Sioux City
Tieeds
Lincoln Town
Plymouth County
Otto
LeMnars
Church
Beely
Cealbert Church
Siegling
Mystery in Blufts Murder Trial Bond Action
Mrs Collins and Callamese seek release on $6000 bonds each as defendants in the murder of Eugene Collins at Council Bluffs. Judge Thornell notes bond release would be unprecedented in 26 years. The case remains enveloped in mystery with undisclosed grand jury evidence and questions over bullet holes.
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Collins
Callamese
Ball
Mra
Grace Collins
Chito Callamese
Eugene Collins
Wom Gn
Council Blutts
Thornell
Creston Youth Killed in Hastings Yard Accident
Will Milton of Creston, a young brakeman with little railroading experience, died in Hastings after falling from a car while assisting in switching. A broken drawbar allegedly caused the cars to separate, trapping him as several cars passed over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Milton
Creston
Hastings
Million
Wan
Millon
ALTER RETA COMBINES Investigated by Polk County Attorney Guthrie
Polk County Attorney Thomas J. Guthrie in Des Moines has begun an investigation into high living costs and possible combines among grocers bakers butchers and other merchants. He says he has collected evidence against certain merchants and will present it to the grand jury to root out any existing combines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Thomas J. Guthrie
Des Moines
Guthrie
Wong
Clergyman Accused of Assault After Snowball Fight
Information filed against Rev. W. H. Thompson pastor of Mulford Congregational church Masatine charging him with assault on 12 year old Clyda Robhelay a Sunday school member. Alleged to have retaliated after he was bombarded by boys in a snowball fight.
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W. H. Thompson
Mulford
Sixth Cavalry Arrives in Fine Order at Des Moines
The Sixth Cavalry returns from the Philippines after two years abroad. In splendid order with shining accoutrements they arrived at Des Moines Wednesday night and moved to Fort Des Moines for their six week voyage to new quarters.
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Sixth Cavalry
Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
Monticello Doctor Sentenced to Ten Years in State Prison
Dr. Gilmore of Monticello convicted in Ann-Moga district court of murder in the second degree for an alleged criminal operation on a young woman. He was denied a new trial and sentenced to ten years in the state prison.
Balloon Forced to Close After Permanent Injunction
Judge J. M. Parker grants another permanent injunction in Marshalltown saloon cases. The Wellington bar owners G. I'riddrich and Roy Schoenhut face decree, targeting the building as the mayor and city council refused to grant a permit and the injunction extends to the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Parker
Marshalltown
G. I'riddrich
Roy Schoenhut
Wellington
Des Moines Library Removes Cook North Pole Book
The Des Moines Public Library board voted to remove Frederick A. Cook’s alleged North Pole trip book from the travel section and relabel it as fiction, replacing and reclassifying the work.
Logan woman pleads guilty to bigamy charge
A Logan woman identified as Mrs. Bilygamiat pleaded guilty to bigamy. She was sentenced to six months in jail after believing her ex-husband secured a divorce and that she could remarry legally.
Ousted union agent Cronkhite faces embezzlement charge
Av J Cronkhite, former business agent of the Cedar Rapids carpenters union, was arrested on a charge of embezzling 68 dollars from union funds. Investigators cite bad bookkeeping and improper logins as causes of the alleged shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Av J. Cronkhite
Cedar Rapids ‘Carpenters Union
Cronkhite
Des Moines Police Organized Into Bible Class
Pocket sentiments will be furnished to every officer who desires one and will become part of the policeman of the world through Bible melides.
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Des Moines
Alway
Victim of Wreck Dies and Brakeman Ralph Morrow
The Milwaukee wreck at Keystone Sunday claimed the life of brakeman Ralph Morrow with other injured set to recover. Blame, if any, cited to engineers for failing to take precautions. Marcus Shippers protest filing with the state railroad commission alleging railroads refused to furnish cars to ship stock to Sioux City market.
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Ralph Morrow
Milwaukee
Keystone
Resta
Marcus Shippers
Marcus Monday
State Railroad Commission
Ralroads
Bloux City
Town Cengey to Exist in Sac County
Grant City, the small village five miles northwest of Laka City in Sac county, was platted and incorporated in 1854 but has since relinquished its corporate town status and is now part of Sac township.
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Uttle
Grant City
Laka City
Sac County
Sac Township
Sloan Toses and Playgrounds Plan in Dubdin Park
Fragmentary OCR notes describe plans for Dubdin Park with a large amphitheater and duggee facilities, replacing ground and buildings. Mentions include a tract aid, a county item, and a restaurant with yellow color. references to Arnold and other scattered names remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan Toses
Dubdin- Park
Lumber Sheds Collapse at Dubuque Factory
Snow collapse damages Ryder and Adame Sash and Door factory sheds in Dubuque. Sizable loss estimated at four thousand dollars as lumber structures fail under heavy snow weight belonging to the Qarr group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gollapse
Qarr, Ryder & Adame Sash and Door
Dubuque
Old Engineer Weds Amid North Central Line Moves
An Illinois Central engineer, described as the second oldest in the Bery ice, left Fort Dodge Sunday on an extended honeymoon after announcing his marriage last July to Mrs. FP JG. Lacey. The report lists new state mine inspectors Tolmea Woftriog Albia Da Awacney Des Moines Rev Rhays Ottumwa among officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Tox
Fragmentary report on tragedy at Waters yard
A damaged clipping describes a fatal coal yard accident involving a 27 year old man and a minor. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate someone was crushed under coal in Waters yard during a press of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouo Aw Bogk
Rati i
Sunday School Lesson on Moral Holiness and Anger
Readings on Matthew chapter 5 explain that true righteousness goes beyond ceremonial purity. Jesus contrasts outward law keeping with heart holiness, condemns anger and contempt toward others, and warns of judgment, council, and hell for breaking ethical commands.
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Boll
Hell
Hinhom
Jerusalem
Jesus
Persia
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