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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
8
A fragmented OCR item hints at a debate over monarchy and opinion on political structure. The readable text shows mixed phrases about standing, opinion, and monarchy, suggesting a short commentary or editorial snippet without complete context.
A series of deaths and notable events spans multiple regions. David Rankin, a renowned farmer from Taito Missouri, dies suddenly at home. Senator Dob Ivor of Tawa triggers political reaction in Wisconsin where Senator Robert McToolletts recovers from kidney surgery in Rochester Minnesota. Clade H Buell, student at Woeturn High School in Natroft Michigan, dies from a football injury after a blow to the head causing a brain hemorrhage. Julia Ward Howe, esteemed author and activist, dies peacefully at Oak Glen in Middletown Rhode Island at age 100. Robert LaFultette dies after appendicitis surgery in Rochester Minnesota. John D Rockefeller increases his donation to the Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research to 9.82 million, bringing total Rockefeller gifts to 8.24 million. Caroline Eaton, Beloit College president’s daughter, drowns with fiancé Henry Page Dennis while sailing on the Pocomoke River near Pocomoke City Maryland. Byron Andrews, former proprietor of the National Tribune and private secretary to General Grant, dies suddenly in Evansville Wisconsin.
The Dietz trio Tobn Dietz his wife Battle Dietz and Leslie Dietz were bound over to the effectual court by Judge J. F. Riordan at Hayward Wisconsin on charges of murdering Oxia Harp a deputy during the siege of the Dietz cabin at Cameron. A broad roundup covered Yorktown Virginia celebrations and major sports reports including Philadelphia Americans defeating Chicago Nationals 4 to 1 in the world series and Crippen trial in London with a mixed jury finding.
Dr McCowen told Iowa city leaders that many physical defects in poor children can be treated in childhood with proper hospitals. The effort to establish a state home for crippled youngsters aims to gain legislation, backed by the International Order of King’s Daughters. Local officers were reelected as the chapter advances the project alongside state health officials noting preventable infant deaths from malnutrition and improper feeding.
A proclamation by Governor Caro and Secretary Stayward honors Senator Jonathan P. Molftver, mourning his loss at his home. The notice lauds his half century of public service and his role in state affairs, while a later item reports merger progress for a Polk County telephone directory and a Des Moines society scandal involving Countess Lenore von Hot.
Fragmentary Iowa dispatch notes a rural carrier incident near Maxwell and a burglary at a lumber company in Marnlail. Numerous local names, deaths, appointments, and arrests populate a broad, uneven summary of recent events across the state.
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