Ireton Ickly Ledge Reton Iowa
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Newspaper
Ireton Weekly Ledger
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
6
Farewell to Dowie Mealth Declines at Meeting
Leader An hovRmees for Next Sunday in the Tabermede prepares a farewell. Ye Expects to Give Bis Followers a Last Messe. Croy in low health condition announced Sunday. farewell British house for next Jun 27.
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Bian Croy
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The readable text is fragmentary and does not provide clear names dates places or events. No verifiable news item present.
Clash Over Injured Wreck Victims in City Collision
A collision between streetcars on Turk and Devissadero streets injures ten and kills two after an eastbound car loses control and crashes into a westbound car. Emergency crews rushed victims to hospital. several suffered severe injuries including crushed limbs and head injuries. Police investigated the scene as bystanders cleared debris and witnesses reported debris and shattered glass.
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San
Suteria
Suverocs
Mites Gravelit
John Gelp
Baker
Seri Johnson
Albert Ei
Arthur Johnson
George Sigissh
Turk and Devisshers Sirgets
Devisader
Turing Iray
Turk
Ellis Street
Sean
Boy Slain by Gambler in Morning Shooting
A 13 year old boy, Dean Movin, was shot and killed by gambler Jack Thompson during an early morning dispute at a dance. Witnesses describe a confrontation that escalated when Thompson fired a fatal shot as the youth approached, with local talk centering on the shooter’s motive and the tragedy affecting a well known resident of St Ps.
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Dean Movin
Jack Thompson
Gambier
Gwéreid
Dhe Rete Phoce
Gen
Dancine Thompson
Chat Ha Beyisier
Ogeck
Miernine
Wold Ayt
Marttz
France Nabs Counterfeiter Ring Tied to Students
French police on Sunday uncovered a counterfeit operation tied to a network of students and officials. The ring printed 200 504 francs of fake money using a gold dust electroplating method and planned to move operations to England Germany and South America via a channel in Chile.
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Tha
Cf Sxieri
Peet Sik Mont
Operwan Tepstsiucrs
Bledgiso
England
Ger
Wasmak
Chiesa
Buenos Aires
Ng F
Robbers Torture Woman at Masked Hold Up
An armed robbery ended in violence as masked assailants tormented a woman during a daytime break in. Police have launched an investigation and are seeking suspects pictured in early reports.
Belsrat Tammenenmenin Reid et Stenfot MST OTS Sotementem
A fragmentary report outlines actions by Belsrat Tammenenmenin Reid and Stenfot MST at OTS Sotementem, with limited readable details. The note mentions procedural steps and entities connected to the event but lacks full context or outcomes.
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Nebraskan Storms Hit Jubistar County Areas
A severe afternoon storm in Jubistar County Nebraska caused multiple injuries and five deaths. A family of five, including G. Al Giel aged 40 and his wife and five children, died when lightning and a shattered threshing belt crushed their home. Henry Walthers and two others were injured. one man is expected to recover. A second tornado near Tecumseh damaged a school and injured several children, with windmills toppled and property damage widespread. The Rock Island roundhouse and nearby structures suffered wreckage as the region faced heavy rainfall and ongoing danger.
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Shewioare G. AL Giel
Texives
Auwznstaed Waves
Rey Carmine
Giada Meehier
Sellass Boy
Eek Creek
Seer
Henry Woithers
Henry Walthers, Jr
Bee Will
Tecumseh
Neb
Reehler
Nelson
Rock Island
Tian
Wis
Maquoketa Oil Wells Foe Raises Curiosity Across Town
Report from Mequoketa on the Wells farm near Pittsburg oil operation drawing oil men and curious visitors. Tests show oil rising with no drop in level. experts doubt the fake oil claim as barrels filled but oil recovers to original height. Attorney Parr represents Samuel Eyries, owner, with lease negotiations and a proposed £75,000 offer reportedly rejected. An active drill site awaits signed leases.
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H. A. Gully
Pittsburg
Ovw Parr
Samuel Eyries
Guily
Earles
Arrest of Bender in widespread check forgery case
Authorities report the arrest of B. G. Bender on charges of forged checks terrorizing Pittsburgh Cleveland Suffso and many eastern cities. Officials describe the case as one of the most important arrests in years amid a sprawling forgery ring reach.
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B. G. Bender
Pitsburg
Cleveland
Charres
Ouinhs
Assassins Niece Involved In Parisian Plot Unfolds
A fragmentary Parisian dispatch claims Tagiana Leontiey, niece of assassinated Mueller, hired an aged Frenchman in a botched attempt in Switzerland. The case links to Gen. Trepos and a 1805 failed plot against her uncle.
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Tnele
Petersborg
Tagiana Leontiey
Mueller
interiRken
Switzerland
Senni
Urnhove
Interior
Gen. Trepos
Alte
Anti Saloon League Seeks State Militia Protection
John T. Houser attorney for the Anti Saloon league and Burlington workers petitioned Gov Gummins Monday for state militia protection as they campaign against Burlington saloons. They cite threats after an attack on Secretary Jones and accuse local officials of failure to protect league representatives. Senator Cummins investigates.
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Comaining
Gummins
John T. Houser
Wes Maines
Anti- Salgon League
Burlington
Jones
Burlington League
Anti-Saloon League
Sen. Cummins
Stolen Picture Recovered at Waterloo Library
Waterloo police recover a Ranbrandt painting in the West Side Library after it was stolen. Suspects G. D. Ralston and C. A. Ralston are jailed in Waterloo awaiting investigation. Mrs. C A Ralston had the piece checked at Rock Stand Depot before officials recovered the canvas.
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Waterloo
Ranbrandt
Paris
Alice Johnson
Waterloo Lbrary Association
West Side
Basn
Werterloo
G. D. Ralston
C. A. Ralston
Rock [Stand
Cedar Rapids
Defaulter Dye on Trial in Council Bluffs Case
The trial of H. Claude Dye, former bank cashier at Tabor, began in Council Bluffs. Dye faced charges of uttering a forged instrument after a 335000 shortage was settled by relatives in the area. he had been living in Seattle since the settlement a year earlier.
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H. Claude Dye
Dividend of Grinneil Bank Creditors Declared
Creditors of the defunct Grinnell First National Bank receive a 10 percent dividend, with about 33 096 dollars in the hands of the receiver for distribution. The total paid to creditors reaches 75 percent of claims. The bank was ruined by thefts totaling about 275 dollars and Henry C Spencer and his son Clark Spencer drowned in Arbor Lake in the summer of 1994.
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Institution Co Re Cebre
First National Bank of Grinneil
Grinnell First National
Henry C. Spencer
Clark Spencer
Arbor Lake
Grinneh
Orito's Tribute to McKinney Statue Unveiling Crowds Gather
People from across the state attended the unveiling of a 359 600 pound bronze statue of the late President McKinney. Mrs Alice Longworth daughter of the president unveiled the statue with Justice William R Day and Senator Daniel among the principal speakers.
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McHinney
Alicea Longworth
William R. Day
States Supreme Court
United States
Daniel
Virginia
Hampton Newspaper Change Signals Ownership Shift
Last week 3. Bidertack who published and edited the Globe for fifteen years disposed of the property to A. M. Mort of Hampton. The purchase is understood to be for D. C. W. Williams a former Milwaukee Sentinel attache and experienced newspaper man.
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Hampton
Find Loco Weed in Town In S Laney area found on streets
Several specimens of oxytropis or loco weed have been found near Sla ney the past week and shown on the streets. It is a shrubby plant in the bean family with leaves and a spike of violet or purple flowers. When eaten by horses it can drive them crazy.
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Slaney
Monona County Medical Society Names New Officers
The Monona County Medical Society elected Dr. H. E. Douglas of Onawa as president with Dr. Arthur L. Antson of Rodney as vice president and Dr. Fred S. Spearman of Whiting as secretary A resolution approved to compile a dead beat list for professional use.
Dickinson arraigned in murder charge in Des Moines court
Dickinson was arraigned in Justice Duncan's court in Des Moines on a second degree murder charge. He pleaded not guilty and a bond of 35,000 was set but could not be posted. He was remanded to jail. He is charged in the death of Irene Bhyedenbureh of Elroda.
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Muther
Dickinson
Duncan
Eourt
Des Moines
Irene Bhyedenbureh
Elroda
Dickineon
No Red Hat for America Vatican Conclave in November
The Vatican at Rome will hold a consistory in November to appoint several cardinals. The proposed list includes Archbishop Friconio with a defection noted at Washington. It is not believed that Latin or English cardinals are included.
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Vatican
Rome
Friconio
Washington
Is ii
Lar Emslsh
Fatal Feud Sparks Gunfire At Jones Farm
A feud over political appointments led to a shooting at the Jones farm five miles south of town. Jones was enrolled reportedly and seriously wounded Freeman as tensions over Jones's bid for central committeeman of Wes escalated.
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Jones
L c
Freeman
Wes
Rich Lionxs City Man's Will
The last will and testament of Absi Anderson, late president of The Northwestern National Bank, submitted for probate in district court, values the estate at $250000. Mrs Anderson, the widow, is the chief beneficiary with three children receiving large bequests.
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Lionxs
Absi Anderson
Northwestern National Bank
District Court
Anderson
Towan midshipmen ranked at Annapolis academy event
Eighty six midshipmen from the Towan group competed at the Annapolis Naval Academy last week. Philip G. Lauman of Des Alpines placed third, Richard Hill of Fort Dodge was eighth, with three others from Towans graduating including Cheater HL Reppler of Towa City, Bry son Bruce of Gardenville, and Raymond E. Frellson of Waterloo.
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Towa
Stas
Annapolis Naval Academy
Philip G. Lauman
Des Alpines
Richard Hill
Fort Dodge
Kelley Convicted in Onawa Trial
John L. Kelley was found guilty in Monona County District Court after a trial for alleged cult related intent to commit a serious crime. He faced extradition to Nebraska authorities who sought his delivery for an unrelated scrape, but Monona County officials refused to release him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G Kelley
Onawa
John L. Kelley
Monona County
Ponea
Neb
Turk Sees War Cloud
Unclear fragmentary text suggests a reference to a commander or leader named Turk noting rising war tensions. Partial mentions of France and UTA as possible readers or audiences are present but details are indeterminate.
Outrager Convicted in Fremont County Trial
Sidney court finds Charles Tohnson guilty of a grave offense against Veda Johnson the 12 year old granddaughter of local residents Mr and Mrs L F Johnson and Mr and Mrs G W Crose. The verdict marks a landmark case in Fremont County history.
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Outrager
Fremont County
Sidney
Charles Tohnson
Otragine Veda
Syeerold
LF. Jonson
Afr
G. VW. Crose
Towa
Webster City Grants Car Franchise
A special election in Webster City granted the Boone Wabeter City and Indian Railroad Company the right to operate streetcars and maintain an interurban service between Boone and Webster City. A five year tax remission was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Boones, Wabeter City and Intian Railroad Company
Boone
Elevator Damage Reported After Wharf Incident
A Washington state elevator suffered destruction in a weekend incident. Estimates place losses between 815,080 and 25,000 dollars with oats and other stored goods in the building destroyed. Authorities assess the cause as an elevator accident affecting BisChapa ree Mi stored assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burial with Full Honors for Beatrice Descent Casualty
William F. Smith of Company LI Pitty lath regiment Iowa National Guard was killed near Beatrice Nebraska by a fall from a special train. His funeral in Sioux City included full military honors and honored service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Wiliam F. Smith
Pittylath Regiment
Iowa National Guard
Beatrice
Meb
Fort Riley
Ran
Pie Stealers Sentenced in Fort Madison Case
Frank Price received one year in state prison at Fort Madison for breaking and entering a house near Sidney and stealing two pies. His companion Charles Crawford drew six months in the county jail after pleading guilty to entering and stealing.
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Frank Price
Fort Madison
McPaul's
Sidney
Charles Crawford
City Official in a Scrap Between Attorneys Over Verdict
City attorney clashed with rival over a case involving a local station. Tangled exchange hinted at a heated dispute and a claim of wrongdoing. No clear resolution or date given in the fragment.
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EL Thamend
Fragmented OCR Snippet Leaves Reader Guessing
A garbled OCR passage offers partial words and scattered letters. No clear names dates places or events emerge to summarize as a coherent news item.
Fire damages Oxford Armour plant storage room and butter reno
Fire at the Armour plant in Oxford destroyed the poo storage and butter renovating plat. Five hundred greased chickens and other products were burned. The loss is about 32,500 and covered by insurance.
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Oxford
Lightning Strikes Train Crew Halts Race Day at Cree
A storm lashed Cree injuring trainer Mr. Reta and horse after a lightning event halted the TM Fnih race meeting. Spectators and officials reported the sudden flash and crew medical response on track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cree & Team
Mr. Reta
Sn Lishtin
Rixey Tours Navy Hospitals Abroad For Health Reforms
Surgeon General Rixey and a naval mission surveyed hospitals in San Francisco Yokohama Manila Cavite Olongapo Paris and London. Findings urged a detention house for enlisted men at San Francisco and noted Yokohama hospital as well run with full medical jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Rixey
Navy
United States
San Francisco
Newport
Elonoulu
Yokohama
Mediena Corps
Nagasaki
Shanghai
Spitals
Kixey
Philippines
Manila
Naval Hospital
Cana- C&o
Cavite
Olongapo
Paris
London
Norfolk
Sorfeik Hospital
Avalanche of mud devastates Kwareli region near Tiflis
A deadly mudslide pounds Kwareli in the Caucasus near Tiflis burying hundreds and destroying crops and cattle. A valley town of five kilometers suffers widespread ruin as floods reach six feet, with Greek priests warning of disaster and residents fleeing to Avisbar mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwareli
Tiflis
Telaw
Caucasus
Transcaucasus
Avisbar
St Dark
Swarell
Packers' Business Up In Seven Months Despite Fights
The Chicago meat packing area shows increased output for domestic use in the first seven months of the year despite heavy pressure from federal state and city authorities and global newspapers. The Commerce and Labor Department report lists July and seven months totals with major items including dressed beef lard and cured meal, highlighting large shipment figures.
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Chicago
Folkewt Jal
Simplified Opening Adopted in Plainfield Schools
The Plainfield schools adopt a simplified opening and raise the minimum salary from 480 to 400. Canada reports 303 schools for today and Milwaukee graduates receive 20 more salary over nine years. Berlin and Springfield municipal actions set weekly teacher salaries and education funding.
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Plainfield
New Brin
Canada
Todiass
Milwaukee
Callece
Forest Sisaseria
Berlin Municipale
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