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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1910

Page

4

Car Crash Kills One Injures Several at Beach Road Incident

A Saturday morning collision involving multiple cars near the coast left Loula Brenang fatally injured and several others hurt. A Newark mechanic escaped serious harm as recovery efforts continued at a local hospital. The wreck disrupted traffic for hours and prompted an investigation into a signaling system failure.

Wilk Newark N. J. Ée Loula’Bhrang Tard Hubert Georga. Dewitt

Shave Revenue in Seattle Faces Jury Question

A fragmentary report notes officials in Seattle discussing revenue and federal law with a grand jury inquiry. The text references living conditions, cattle, and potential disclosures, but remains unclear and garbled, hindering precise conclusions.

Seattle Todd Ities

Smuggling of Orientals in the Interwar Era Debates

An item reflecting debate on smuggling of Orientals during the interwar period. Highlights references to the commission era and rehabilitation efforts. Mentions McCabe and themes of commerce and labor, noting the complexity of enforcement and policy perspectives.

McCabe

Acquilla Copper Klug Acquitted in Bank Fraud Case

Savy Acquita Copper Klug of fraud acquittal from bank fraud charges. Reedbrick A Helmae, once president of Mercantile National Bank of New York, acquitted after a three week trial in the United States circuit court in New York. Jury found him not guilty at 9:50 p.m. Thursday. Heinze defended by John B. Stanchfield. Heinze said the indictment cost him millions and vowed to focus on copper properties.

Alent Reedbrick Helmae Mercantile ‘National Bank of Net John B. Stanchfeld Henry A Hse United States Heinze

Powder House Explosion Ravages Trimmer Town

A 300 pound gunpowder cache at Cuspariy Stone company in Trimmer Texas exploded Thursday night. John Elroy in charge of the magazine is missing and believed blown to atoms. Many houses damaged and several residents injured, with one seriously harmed. A bright glare lit the area, prompting fears the town was ablaze. Doctors from Loganport assisted the injured. Trimmer, a 400 inhabitant community of primarily foreigners, reels from the blast.

Uje Cuspariy Stone’ Company Trimmer Thd Towh John Elroy Loganaport

Man Charged After Fatal Beating of Aged Aunt

Chicago police report a man named Henry Baumann was arrested Thursday after a knife fight with detectives. The victim, Elizabeth Shoenwolf, aged aunt to someone, died Wednesday. detectives say a confession from Baumann's wife helped trigger the arrest. Coroner will hold inquests as authorities investigate the death and the circumstances of the beating.

Chicago Mann Elizabeth Shoenwolf Henry’ Baumann Chiltenga Ira Shoenwolf Baumann

Acquitted of Axoricide in Wellington Trial

June Vanderoort, tried for killing his wife Cora Vandervoort, was acquitted by a twelve hour jury in Wellington, as the defense argued a burglar misidentification. The state claimed jealousy, while Vandervoort stayed silent on the verdict. More than 100 bystanders and two women were scattered across the Salt Lake region after a failed study led to a plunge into Great Salt Lake.

June Vanderoort Wellington Kain Cora Vandervoort Vandervoort Defange Donker Sale Cote Great Galt Lake Salt Lake City

Brokaw Appeals Decree in Mineola Marriage Case

William Gould Brokaw of Mineola files an appeal from Judge Putnam's decree ordering him to pay alimony and counsel fees to his wife Mary Blair Brokaw. The action centers on the financial support and legal costs arising from the marriage dissolution.

Brokaw William Gould Brokaw Mineola Thureday Putnam Mary Blair Brokaw

Fragmentary report on neglected 26 tablet unveiling

Uneven OCR text hints at a Thursday night event involving a 26 tablet reveal and a person named Lingoln or Lincoln. Details are garbled, with references to providence, a tumor, and a conference. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are readable.

Balloon voyage ends in wreck after two snowstorms

Aboard the Viking balloon, A. Tolland Warden of Bridgeport Conn and J. C. Yates of New York lost control during a 400 mile ascent to 40 000 feet. A severe cold snap and storms forced a wreck near Center with both men badly hurt. The craft plummeted through 100 feet of air, freeing the gas cord and landing violently as the crew escaped with injuries.

A. Tolland Warden Bridgeport Conn Aero Club of Atteriva J. C. Yates New York Tha Baloon Viking Dac Geronante Baloons Millhellions Quihey Mr. Forbes Setntekele Puirth Ailtiouis Missouri Kentucky Nike O

Six Coast Artillery privates shot near Fort Fremont

Six soldiers from the 126th coast artillery stationed at Fort Fremont near St. Augustine were fired on by two Black residents between Monday week and Tuesday. Privates Quigley and McNally are dangerously wounded. Callahan, McCarthy, Strawberry, and Stedler seriously hurt. The shooters, Wynn and Janne Potter, fled and had not been arrested by Thursday. A Potter attack earlier left one fort soldier dead. gunfire escalated with shots reported Monday night and Tuesday as soldiers went to the Potters’ home.

Hhdred Coast Artilletry Fort Fremont St. Jluldna Daland Lim Reservation Snes Quigies McNaty McCarthy Strawsberry Callahan Steer Joes Negrans Win Janne Potter Isaac Potter Woldier Potter Callahan, McCarthy Steamberry Stedler Gre Potters Quigley and McNally

Made Murder Tireats Chased by Armed Citi Zone in Georgetown

A farmer near Danville, George Dexter, fired five shots after being refused food, wounding himself and drawing a mob. Authorities intervened and placed him in jail at Denville to avert lynching.

Chaced Citizone Georgetown Tih Danville Wednenday George Dexter de la Sata Becavee Daster Denville

Patterton Murder Hearing Delayed in Arkansas City

Preliminary hearing for Lovie W. Patterton and Emma A. At en charged with causing Bretrun I­s K. Patterton’s death by arsenic poisoning was continued Wednesday and stayed until further notice in Arkansas City Kansas court records.

Patterton Lovie W. Patterton Mra Emma A Arkansas City Kan Bretrunls K. Patterton

Chicago Girl Gravely Injured in Dog Attack

Mary Mire Ryan, seven years old, of Chicago, was reported dying after a brutal attack by two bulldogs in front of the home of the dogs’ owner. The incident occurred Wednesday as bystanders witnessed the lacerations to her face arms and body.

Mire Mary’ Ryan Chicago

Chicago Doctor Held for Murder in Aborted Operation

Dr Elizabeth Burns a Chicago physician is held to the grand jury on a murder charge related to Mrs Barnh Goodliin's death after an alleged illegal operation. The case centers on medical procedure questions and potential malpractice amid ongoing investigations.

Elizabeth, Burns Chicago Hag Been Mra. Barnh Goodliin

Brooklyn Rapid Transit Declares Quarterly Dividend Rise

The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Railroad directors announce a Thursday quarterly dividend of 1 percent, stepping up by a quarter percent from the prior declaration. The move marks an increase over the Gerevious quarter.

Brooklyn Rapid Planelé Railroad

Arbitration Agreement in Hatting Industry Disputes

An agreement has been reached by the manufacturers and the unions in the hatting industry at Dunbury Sonn to arbitrate all disputes.

Manufacturera Atr Dinbury, Sonn

Wilhelm to Live Prizes Amparor William Wedngaday

Fragmentary OCR text mentions prizes and names Kiel and Wedngaday, unclear event. Likely a local notice or brief item about awards or a sailing event with participants Wilhelm and Wedngaday.

Wilhelm Lve Prizes Amparor William Wedngaday Agled Kiel Yaohtaluyt

Reverend links Halley’s comet to Bethlehem star claim

Sunday at St Paul University church, Rev. N. I. Spicer argues Halley’s comet appeared at Jesus birth. He asserts arithmetical proof from the comet’s 76 year cycle and suggests the star of Bethlehem followed the same celestial pattern, aligning biblical chronology with astronomical events.

Hethisham Ehnltay Spluvr St. Paul'd Webater City Sphriur Jesus Jeags Perfedé

City Considers Bargain Offer on Sioux City Bridge

City officials debated a proposal from the Omerits of the Combination Bridge company to swap the $1 800 000 bridge for $600 000 while preserving free rights, arguing the move would spur growth in South Sioux City and Sioux City, despite the bridge’s years of losses and maintenance costs.

Combination Bridge Company Dounell Sioux City Improvement de Cornell Wealey South Sioux Glory Sioux City Belles Company Itta Huttlington Railway Tat Road

Improvements for Electric Link Transmission Project

The Electric Link plans a new transmission route between Mason City and Clear Lake with a moved principal power station to Mnaga Chy and connected to a substation near Emery. The project uses 50 foot poles 6 feet 6 inches from rails, three primary wires, new trolley support, and turbing engines to boost capacity by over 60 percent, with full operation expected by July 1.

Mason City Mnaga Chyom Nmury Clear Palke Jeheth Empry Bollera Judy

Mason City Commercial Club Eyes Passenger Service Vote

The Mason City Commercial Club plans to reconvene to discuss passenger service options long considered. Great Western will run freight trains to aid shoppers while public response remains mixed. Town Central rejects a train link between Mason City and Albert Lea. The outcome of the dispute remains in suspense.

Mason City Great Western Busmans Town Central Albert Lea

Outbreak Blame Hits Former Official Over Industrial School

State board of control members accuse former chairman John Cowles of mishandling conditions at Mitchally Institute, alleging familiarity with students, criticism of food, and improper conduct toward the matron Hattie Garrigan. Reports of brutal punishment denied as false.

Bouril State Board of Control Gov Carrol Girls’ Industrin Mitchally Hil John Cownls Foremer Cownle Gli Inmutoe Mise Hattie Garrigan

Debaters Claim Victory in Onawa High School Match

In Onawa a debate between Castana and Onawa teams over the resolution on party allegiance versus independent action concluded with the negation side prevailing. The Castana supporters backed by Craatana academy claimed the win.

Casiana Denwters Onawa Castana High School Allegianea Ta Acstion Negatiys Craatana Achaat

Meningius at Mason City

Three cases of meningitis were found in the Century annex at Mason City on Sunday. The patients were removed to the dulentilon hospital. The outbreak has caused no serious worry among some residents.

Mason City

Gasoline Stove Explosion Injures Mrs Steinhour Near Clear Lake

A gasoline stove exploded severely burning J. J. Steinhour and severely singeing her face and coat near the Hummer cottage at Clear Lake, enveloping them in fumes and causing deep burns.

J. J. Steinhour N. Hummer Cottaga Clear Iutte

Aged McCarthy Fatally Injured in Ramgen Railroad Yard

An intoxicated man named McCarthy was killed in Ramgen railroad yards on Saturday night while attempting to board a moving train. He left behind a wife and family in Cherokee.

Yeoh McCarthy Ruilroad Ramgen Cherokees

Unclear Logan Housing Block Damaged In Saturday Morning Incident

A distorted Logan report notes houses damaged by unknown intruders between 1 and daylight Saturday. No valuables were reported stolen. A. Mausle suffered minor contact with the event amounting to $18 in damage.

Durglara Logan T. A. Mausle

Fragmentary Names From Odd Depot Log Prompt

Fragmented OCR text shows names such as Lille Bulent and Dyone head along with Rowley and Neagtedgne depot jargon. The readable bits imply a list or record with places and identifiers but lack coherent context or dates to form a full event summary.

Engineer Killed After Freight Train Wreck Near Omaha

A derailment on a freight eastbound from Omaha to Chicago killed engineer Dice, age 40, of the Great Westurn road district near Clarion after being caught under a high engine during an attempt to fix a wheel. Sixteen cars derailed. no other injuries reported.

Dice Briginast Toth McCormick Westurn Road Omaha Chicago Clarion

Guilty Plea, Dr Ida Guthrie in prairie city dynamite case

Dr Ida Guthrie of Carthaso mh indicted by the Wowton grand jury on a dynamiting charge near Prairie City. Her former lover Dr Alexander Hail and his wife were present. Guthrie pleaded not guilty and the trial was set for dune ld.

Ida Guthrie Carthaso Wowton J. A. Quick Prairie City Alexander Hail

Rept P Q Cram Resigns From Memorial University

Professor Pred TH Cram, head of the normal department at Memorial University Mauon City, has tendered his resignation effective at the end of the school year. He will be replaced by Prof Hurmo De Gras, head of the public schools of Ossian.

P.Q. Cram Pred TH. Cram Memorial University Mauon City Hoa Hurmo de Gras Ossian

Runaway Team Fatality Near Rockwall Injures Woman

A runaway team attached to a harrow near Rockwall struck Mrs William Williams, causing severe injuries described as likely fatal. The team also collapsed the harrow and damaged her ribs. the word damage to the skull appears garbled in the report.

Harrow William Willams Rockwall

Emeraon Methodist Episcopal Church launches church campaign

To Nemodel Church the congregation of the Methodist Episcopal church at Emeraon under Pastor Ray B R Kelley has inaugurated a campaign for remodeling of their church. They expect to raise funds for lighting improvements and other improvements.

Emeraon Ray B. R. Kelley Hag Eutes

Avreaglutionites Propose Stock and Hotel Plans

Fragmentary report notes a group or individuals seeking independence and stock allotments for a $20,000 to $60,000 hotel project at Logan. A commercial club meeting discussed the plan, while a tragic incident involving Blood Thalgon and Patdven of Harrison Grove is mentioned as context, with recovery hopes continuing.

Togan Logan Viutlin Wltvar Patdven Harrison Grove

Proclamation of King George V in a jubilant royal rite

The public proclamation of George V as King of the United Kingdom and British Dominions began with a grand ceremony at St James's Palace. Heralds in medieval dress read the proclamation while the crowd braved drizzle, then the band played God Save the King as the crowd cheered the new sovereign.

Briteis Kejnd Sens Indi St. James' Palacy Victucia Hy Royad Duke of Norfolk England Tila Alfred Scott Scott-Gatty Burter Pricely King of Arms Lenora Alfred Heralda Gmerds Posal James' Park Furth Reyal Taman

Earthquake in Costa Rica and Nicaragua devastates cities

A massive earthquake across Costa Rica and neighboring Nicaragua kills hundreds and injures many more. San Jose suffers damage. Cartage and Dowast are reported as heavily impacted. Buildings collapse, including a Carnegie palace, and the Central American Peace Court ties the disaster to notable local figures.

Cartage Caste Mico Costa Iica Catalla Bess Regulad Botwey San Joa Peruoum Jusiler Andrew Carnegie Wilares Bovauaera Central Africam Arbitration Court San Jous Bergone Nicaragua Frontier Thors Curtage Osrtono Tramvolcana San Joan Citra’ Americane Peace Court

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