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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR hints at a gathering or union activity with references to posts and a railroad cab. The readable text suggests a disputed assembly or meeting, with mentions of union and potential protest or organizational actions. Further context is unclear due to garbled source.
Reports from Wellington Washington describe a deadly train wreck and avalanche as Great Northern trains collide. Up to 100 dead urged as multiple bodies recovered, including former Spokane prosecutor Barnhart and Olympia’s Mrs Covington. Rescue teams dig through snow as survivors search for loved ones.
Star Witnoes Inds Life Walter Dogan, 60, once seen as chief witness for the state, is linked to an alleged graffit i killings case. Former county commissioners are involved as the dismembered body of Ann Arhory Mich was found near Mayballs Millman Canal in Bobrae. Local authorities report serious charges and a guilty verdict is claimed in a linked manslaughter context.
A fragment notes a judge named Binley and a politician likely Dona Jaley with a reference to Wednesday in a historical notice. The readable text is partial and lacks clear actions or outcomes about any formal proceeding or event.
Civil engineer Mr Fox testified before the senate commerce committee detailing a plan to modify the Missouri River from Sioux City to Fort Benton with a six foot main channel and two eleven foot auxiliary channels. He argued erosion causes acres of land loss yearly and urged river and harbor funding this session. Dakota and Nebraska delegations plan to push for approval.
A Wednesday move in Washington aims to form the Rockefeller Foundation in the District of Columbia. Senator Gallinger introduced the bill, directing a judiciary committee review. The foundation would be endowed by John D Rockfeller and others to promote welfare, philanthropy, and knowledge, sustaining a corporate body of up to twenty five incorporators.
Reported wreckage includes a small boat portion with ants and oars found near Carmahan. Shipping men in Vancouver speculate the derelict vessel may be linked to the ship Susie WH. Plummer, which departed Everett in December and was sighted waterlogged on December 2 by a Minnesota steamer.
In dense fog at a Springfield intersection two trolleys collided head-on, killing Joseph Aaron and George Sherman. Passengers survived with varying injuries as emergency crews responded. Separately, French officials dispatched guards and officers from St Nazaire to Guadeloupe to restore order amid strikes and unrest.
The house committee on naval affairs voted Wednesday for construction of two battleships one repair ship two light cruisers and four submarines indicating a substantial expansion of the fleet.
Willem J. Bryah arrives in Buenos Ayres and is received by President Alegria on Friday, with Miniotes Sherrel presenting the reception details.
A skeletal cabled report states that Reyes of Nuevo Leon has accepted the resignation of Gen. Paomnardao, with the news forwarded to Paris. The piece names several political figures, including Danick Honley and Dr. Tuy Barhorn, amid confusion over constitutional leadership and wartime loyalties.
Fire destroyed a promotional building owned by G Jackson-Destrroyed and the weekly Republican plant of Ki Needham in Montezuma. About 12 000 dollars in stock and 6 000 in new rates were lost. Firefighters arrived quickly but could not reach the blaze between partitions. Several tenants including J E Kelley and George Wilson reported heavy losses. Photographs and prize-winning portraits in the gallery were destroyed.
Farmers gathered Friday at Town Talla for a grain show prompted by a growing trend in grain promptness. About 00 farmers attended and 92 entries were made with white corn and spring wheat competing for prizes. Ty W. Croasley spoke to a crowded audience about the judging and exhibited notable work.
Dr A B Stormer resigns as president of the state werbeylical cal lage read Wednesday by the state Board of education. The resignation was accepted without comment to take effect August 31. Mr Blorma, elected president of Ames for four years, will return to ministry after serving as pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church in Des Moines. Dr Pritchett of the Carnegie foundation said the nation watches state board actions and the Plan 16 faces changes in many states.
Two blasts struck a building complex including Humphrey hardware and Boston Art Store, causing about 312000 in damage and several injuries. Authorities say no one was injured by blast devices but suspect arson or malicious intent. The town was shaken as responders battled the flames and investigated the incident.
Plans outline a campaign to overhaul athletic control across three institutions under the board. A department of athletics would be created at the state university in Town City to coordinate athletic work for students and prevent concentration of attention on a few high achievers, with a director in charge.
Farmers in Mane son tested seed corn for a month with disappointing results. Most averages hovered around 70 percent, many under 80 percent, and a farmer found only one usable ear in a sample of 100. The region faces a need to identify feed corn suitable for planting.
Reports from O'Brien County detail drug sale cases carried forward to the May term. Authorities allege sellers provided applications in pencil, though state law requires ink writing for medical purpose applications.
An infant left on the porch of Police Chief Van Natt in Mayncutine Tuesday night was found a few hours old and severely deformed. It was taken to the Tforanicy hospital with fears of death from exposure.
Bellwood sues Dr. M Corbin osteopath of Tabor for 95000 claiming improper treatment for a broken limb. Allegations state the procedure caused severe worsened injury and delay in healing. Case filed in Bellwood court seeks damages and medical accountability.
Fragmentary OCR text references land purchases and a death sentence fragment. Names, places, and events are unclear due to corrupted typography and misread characters. The readable portions mention a person, a land purchase in the Texas Panhandle, and a death around a Tuesday.
Moye ab Doy Molter to Enjoi Aiur filed in Des Motnow federal court seeking relief from interference with business and seizures of flour. U S Attorney Temply enjoined ongoing actions, with a hearing set for March 17 in Dod Moles as the term of the court approaches.
Unclear OCR text shows names such as Glenn Parker and Thomas Clare tied to a Great Western passenger train incident. Details are fragmented but indicate an arrest Monday at Mayo City with a charge described as an some form of injury or legal matter and release in tall. The report references Milwaukee Road and a person named Havening with an unclear charge and detention.
Emmet County held a short course in agriculture on Saturday at Hathorvilla. The instructional and entertaining session drew over 200 attendees from both sides of the community.
A touching scene occurred on a Monday in Des Moines as Mrs J Grofford received the pardon in her hands. The event followed the murder of Mayo Htono in Trouvutur county and involved Liccolvey Wasband's Paritin.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and places but lacks coherent events or dates, yielding an unreadable record with insufficient facts for a proper summary.
Philadelphia faced fierce rioting as a general strike call paralyzed the city. Clergy urged keeping children off streets while police and militia prepared, after two deaths and many injuries amid labor unrest and threats of broader action by 126000 workers.
President Taft sent a special message to Congress urging legislation to reform Navy promotions. He warned current conditions harm the service and the country, endorsing a bill to raise officer ages for promotion to rear admiral and captain. He suggested further reductions in ages if warranted.
The Duluth city government backs a proposed plan by Canadian Northern to widen and improve the road system to support growth. The project would involve substantial investment by private interests including The World Army and Go of Chicago, with a total voyage cost estimated at 470,000 and details tied to property development, farming, and urban conservation efforts across multiple regions.
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