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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
16
Reports from Lisbon describe a country in transition with republican symbols on public spaces and a smiling city. Troops guard key areas while shops reopen and portraits of the former monarchy vanish as residents and visitors observe the new government and its first days.
A relief fund reached over $30,000 on Friday night as labor groups and newspapers rally to help families of workers. Seventeen bodies have been recovered from the ruins, with twenty-three workers unaccounted for, and funds will be distributed among the affected families.
Judge James 8 Young presided as an attachment of pounds of frozen eggs was ordered in Pittsburgh court. The case involved Maat and others filing allegations that the eggs did not conform to government chemical standards, deemed unfit for use.
A cargo of furs ivory and goods valued at 300 dollars arrived in Alaska aboard the Arc, marking a notable exchange in the region. The shipment highlights ongoing trade between distant markets and local outlets amid health labor concerns.
A condensed round up reports Annie Armour wedding to Capt Charles Littledon in New York. Senator Robert M La Follette undergoes gallstone surgery in Rochester with good prospects. Duke and Duchess of Manchester sued in London for 80 dollars by Dr George Thomas over professional services. William P Mooty resigns as associate justice. Taft accepts. Howard University instructor Harry Bradford warned to drop crusade or resign. Dr George F Witter killed in San Jose by car driven by William Johnston. Professor Vamberg of Hungary urges prison official training at the International Prison Congress in Washington.
A collision on the Clinots McKinley Traction line two miles north of Staunton kills 38 and injures 26 as two inter urban cars plunge down a steep grade. Disobedience by green crews blamed. a coroner's inquest follows as wreck crews from Staunton identify most bodies.
Provisional government led by Theophile Braga takes control of Portugal’s capital with a red green flag raised over public buildings. Warships salute the flag as casualties from fighting mount to several hundred.
Des Moines reports that the Ladies of the G A R circle won reinstatement and cleared charges after a June convention dispute in Des Moines. The trial at Plymouth Congregational church led to deposed officers being restored and the circle resuming activities once the national convention approved the decision.
Various Iowa notices and small items: former congressman Thomas Up dépraft dies at his McGregor home. rural carrier exams set for Oct 20 in Higin, Harlan, and Extra. Carr appointed postmaster positions in Detroit and Ponelo y. Korea show planned in Panori Out Oct 14. banks seek postal savings funds. Esthergila New Church of Christ dedicated costing $10,000. anniversaries for Fort Dodge and Kent couples. Governor Carrall acquitted in Pall County case. local clergy calls to Cedar Rapids. several drownings and deaths in Burlington, Logan, Bartlet areas. crop outlook from Dr. Chappel. hog sale promos from Des Moines. public building contract awarded for Decaraly. notable Burlington figures and local obituaries. national bank condition summaries for Iowa banks.
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