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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1898

Page

4

Danger serous Wai Ha CHAPTER II continued hush hush

Della pleads for quiet as Moray confronts her with a drunken episode. William Moray steps back while James Moray demands control, and Della defends her child Willy from the man’s abuse and threats. She fights to protect Willy and gather support despite hostility.

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Henry Ends His Life Over Dreyfus Forgery Scandal

The report details Henry, a French army officer, who forged a letter used to convict Captain Dreyfus of treason. Henry killed himself in Paris within a day of his arrest, after confessing to the forgery and perjury that damaged Dreyfus’s trial. His confession undermines the case and could prompt a new trial. The episode implicates high military and political figures and unsettles the government.

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Houston Mob Clashes With Police As Laborers Protest

Reported riot-like scene in Houston where a crowd of about 2,000 laborers advanced near 1 and overheard demands. Officers opened fire after the mayor ordered restraint, several men fell, and the mob fled. Gov Culberson sought federal aid to deploy the Galveston regiment for duty.

Specta Houston Culberson McKinley Gilveston Regiment

Officers Cleared by Supreme Lodge Report

The supreme lodge of Knights of Pythias exonerates its officers of extravagance and mismanagement charges. A committee found the officers conducted lodge business honestly for the order's best interests, dismissing insinuations as unfounded. Detroit will host the 1900 encampment in Indianapolis as the next meeting site is announced.

Hephzibih' Horton Chigto Lila Shere Dacone Tiex Supreme Lodge Knighthat Pythias Indianapolis Detroit

Bout Set For Armstrong Goddard In Philadelphia Arena

QOS and LNDS contenders Bob Armstrong and Joe Goddard prepare for a lively bout in Philadelphia arena. A telegram of condolence to James J. Corbett from John L. Sullivan addressed to George Considine offered sympathy. A Canadian ball teams alliance with American clubs draws criticism urging a Canadian exclusive circuit. Amateur wheelmen at Indianapolis recounts Kramer of Newark as champion after a disputed ruling affecting Ogllatt of New Haven.

Bob Armstrong Joe Goddard Philadelpha James J. Corbatt John L. Sullivan George I Considine Gly Corbett Massachusetts

Tailor’s Fatal Swallowing Accident Reported

A tailor accidentally swallowed a needle and died from inflammation. The era’s tonic Flostetter’s Stomach Bitters is noted as a widely used remedy, though it is said to affect nervous, weak individuals when taken in small doses, leaving stark contrasts in reported effects.

Flostetter

Fragmented Chesterton Echoes on Gender and Fate

A garbled excerpt from Chicago West presents a dialogue on gender norms and possibilities, noting the limits of being “a man” and suggesting some doubt about changing social roles. The text reflects an ornate early 20th century style with rhetorical questions about identity.

Allen's Foot Base Miracle Cure Ad

Ancient ad copy touts Allen's Moot-bite powder to cure swollen feet corns and bunions. Claims relief for sweating callouses hot tired nerves and aching feet. Promotes tight fitting shoes and mail order trial package for 26 iamangs, distributed by druggists and shoe stores.

Allen Stee

Fragmented words from Chicago Record ad and dialogue

Partial OCR text shows garbled dialogue about fear and changing minds, mentions of a doctor, Piso's Cure for Consumption, and scattered phrases like Valley Nay Nov 23 and vanquished. Readable entities include Chicago Record and Amon Kelner Cherry.

Piso Amon Kelner Valley Nay Yu Mung Long Reno Nye

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