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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
2
Picking Illegal Dilinots Supreme Court Affirmation
The fragmentary text references a Supreme Court decision and a person named Franklin. Details are unclear due to OCR issues, but the core suggests affirmation of an illegal picking matter. Further readable material needed for precise framing.
Divorce law debate ends with innocent party option
Delegates favor a provision allowing the innocent spouse to apply for divorce from bed and board when residence changes affect jurisdiction. Dr. Henry C. Winton argues separation is needed for abuse risk, while Chairman Smith defends a humane approach. The section passes with an amendment permitting filing at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C., Winton
Trenton
Smith
Winton
Fanny
Leake Cummings
Washington
Congress
Body Found In Gutter In Chicagos South Side District
A well dressed unidentified man with a bullet wound above the right ear was found in a gutter at the corner of Twenty first Street and Calumet Avenue. A cheap revolver lay near the corpse. Police cannot confirm if the death is murder or suicide. The initials VAT stamped on his hat sweatband and the label BLK. & Co. Milwaukee are noted. The man appeared prosperous and may be a business man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Calumet Avenue
Chicago
BLK. & Co
Milwaukee
Dry Dock Dewey Reaches Canary Islands Voyage
Fragmentary notice reports the dry dock Dewey being towed to Palmas Canary Islands on the west coast of Africa during a voyage. It mentions Hosley commanding the Glacier and Brutus towing the dock amid a stormy trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canary
OS Islands
Mamanders
Train Collision Report From Tuesday Evening
A brief item notes a train incident on Tuesday evening involving Southern Pacific Oregon. press reports indicate a collision or derailment near a rail line. No injuries or follow up details are provided in the fragment.
Confession-She Admitted Killing Husband Before Death
Des Moines report claims Sarah Kuhn alias Delta from Kaoluk County murdered her husband Charles Kuhn to gain property. The 18 year old, jailed for murder, allegedly left a written ante mortem declaration. Her pardon efforts failed in 1920s votes. she committed suicide with poison in her cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Kuhn
Des Moines
Sarah ‘Kuhn
Delta
Kaoluk County
Charles Kuhn
State Penitentiary
G. ‘C. Saunders
Connaill
Bluffs
Sarah
Kuhn
Sarah Ikuhn
Charles Smith
Jacob Kuhn
Cannon Cross Examined in McCutchen Case Testimony
Expert Cannon is cross examined in the McCutchen case. Defense challenges his Tuesday testimony and highlights that books alone show the bank solvent on September 26, 1902. He admits McCutchen and McCutchen & Co. were one on Tuesday but agrees they were a partnership on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Mc_Cutchen
Tan Grove
McCutchen
BH. McCutchen and
McCutchen & Co
Sayne
Fire damages Richardson meat market in Sibley
A back room fire at Robert Richardson's meat market in Sibley was discovered around 11 PM Tuesday. The fire department arrived quickly and put out the blaze with only light damage. It is believed the fire was an act of revenge, marking the second incident in two years at the same building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Richardson
Sibley
Fire Company
Woman Clearda of Murder Leads to Not Guilty Verdict
In Austin a woman labeled as a negresa was on trial for murder after an incident where she allegedly attacked her husband with a knife but dropped it. She then seized the weapon, fatally stabbing him. The jury accepted her plea of self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearca
Albla Duli
Austin
Negresa
Anl Hier
Auraband
Fort Dodge Baby Claims Tiny Birth Record
In Fort Dodge a coal miner and his wife Mr and Mrs John Ford of Otho are reported as the parents of a surprisingly small newborn. The infant, weighing under a pound and a half, arrived wrapped in cotton batting and was kept warm with artificial heat in a bid to save its life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ford
Otho
Fort’ “Dodge
Bute
Man Pleads Guilty After Larceny Arrest in Monona County
John Riley was arrested in Kingsley on Saturday for larceny. He appeared before the justice of the peace in Monona County on Monday and pleaded guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiet
Buleide
John Riley
Kingsley
Bronx City
Sioan
Wjudthca’of the Peace
Monona County
Rock Rapids Hotel Man Buried in Funeral Held Nearby
Fragmented OCR describes a man at Sheldon attempting to ignite himself to escape a jail or branch incident. He faced smoke peril, reached a window, and was rescued with difficulty. Another note records a burial related to Rock Rapids, mentioning a hotel, a funeral, and local towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Anderson
Sheldon
Rock’ Rapids
Eune
Lata
John
Lyon
Generous railroad company pays Clinton typhoid workers
Fifty five Clinton employees of the Chicago Northwestern Railroad Company received checks totaling over $7,000 for time lost during last summer’s typhoid outbreak. The funds, sent from Chicago offices to Clinton, matched full regular wages. checks varied from $60 to $260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifty-five
Chicago Rnit
Northwestern Railroad Company
Chicago Lo
Clinton
Buck Aznoc commits suicide with shotgun in Manoana County
The 19 year old known as Buck Aznoa shot himself with a Winchester shotgun placed under his chin. Death was instantaneous and no reason is given for the act. He lived in western Manoana County and had recently arranged work with Fred Dugdale in Franklin Township. His father has ties to West Tark and Gnawa, now in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Aznoc
Willard Asnoe
Agnae
Manona County
West Tark
Gnawa
Minnesota
Aznoa
Fred Dugdale
Franklin Township
Onawa
Fifms
Detective Chief Hardin Suspended Amid Des Moines Charge
Des Moines Chief of Detectives EN Hardin was temporarily suspended by order of Mayor George G. Mattern while two women’s charges are investigated by the police commission. Police Chief J W Jones executed the order and Hardin will defend himself, claiming the charges are malicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
EN Hardin
Kla Poalti
George G. Mattern
Policy Commission
Onnokles
J. W. Jones
Hardin
Mattern
Counterfeit Silver Dollar Seen at Cotweil Bluffs
A counterfeit silver dollar has appeared at Cotweil Bluffs with excess silver and a convincing die cast appearance. Differences show United States mint notches only partial across the milled edge. The fake shares more alloy than the genuine coin but sells for around 45 cents. A government agent is investigating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotiwell Bluffs
United States
Aged Man Robbed of 1500 Dollars and Beaten
William Morris of Springfield TI, 96, bruised and beaten, walked fifteen miles from Oxford to town alleging robbers attacked him and left him naked. He says a gold watch and about 500 dollars were taken by Des Moines highwaymen. Morris, a prominent Odd Fellow of Illinois, says his wife runs a lodge in Illinois Rebekahs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niked
William Morris
Springfeld
Oxford
Des Moines
Morris
Illinois
Aflcar
Brand Lodge
Illnois Rebekahs
Colliston accident leaves two teens hurt in head on crash
A Friday night head end collision in Ireton involved Aly White and Mr. Johnson. Each rode a one horse rig returning from a town party. Johnson’s buggy struck White’s driving horse, piercing White’s breast and causing the horse to die within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forse
Colliston
Aly White
Mr. Johnson
Ireton
Johnson
Mr. White
Woman takes own life by drowning in Belmond River
Mrs J P Byers wife of the peace at Belmond ended her life by drowning in the Town River. She tied a flatiron to her feet and neck after making preparations. Authorities say her mind was unbalanced by family troubles and she acted alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Byers
Jurtica
Belmond
Gasoline Tank Explosion Shocks Town Nearby Residence
A gasoline tank behind FPD McMahon's residence exploded Monday night with violent force. Windows rattled for blocks but fire stayed in the pit. no further damage reported. Nearby, Jacob R. Folwell, a well known farmer near Whiting, was found dead with fatal shotgun injuries at his farm. authorities note the Cannon examination concluded Wednesday afternoon, with rest unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FPD
McMahon
Dennon
Jacop R
Folwall
Hia Farm
Ta Monona
Fragmented Chronology of Military and Political Events
A garbled chronology lists various historical markers and incidents from 1400s to 1900s. Entries reference battles, treaties, explorations, political shifts, shipwrecks, assassinations, and legal milestones with scattered names such as James of Scotland, Temnando Cortes, Jefferson Davis, and Garfield, among many others, in a fragmented OCR snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinham Moor
James T
Scotland
I Temnando Cortes
Cubir
Mexico
Thucilio Yanin Burtit
Soulense
Spain
Wageland
Craidford
New York City
Taymarket
London
Madras
Clinton
South Carolina
Tigishinas
Corstea
Olso
U. S
Philadelphia
Milport
Anion Bury
Mort
Broddart
United States
John Watledge
Wangarian
Cpe Sables
Jeferson Davis
U.S. Arsenal
San Antonio
Port Donelson
Andersonville
Knights of Pythina Lodge
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Columbia
McCall’s Illegal Expenditures Claim Against McCall
A New York Life Insurance supplemental report states former President McCall’s $148,702.50 contributions to the Republican national committee were not legally justified and the company plans to pursue $425,000 in liabilities. The committee argues McCall acted to aid policy holders, though allegedly illegally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cho
Aelf
New York Life Insuranes
McCall
Republican
National ‘Committee
Tha
Ralthoinghe
Lida
Fragmentary remarks from a Philadelphia legislator
An unclear excerpt reports a Philadelphia legislator critical of the Legislature. It references ownership matters and strong language accusing members of ignorance and cowardice. The text is damaged and difficult to fully interpret.
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