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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
2
A garbled 1900 era passage mentions editors and grudges, trade data for Japan and the United States, society figures such as Miss Wauceta Torkatouba, and references to Grover Cleveland and George Winefield. It also notes automobile damage suits in Middlesex and a charity exhibit stick acquired for King Edward and Queen Alexandra.
Fragmented report references a barn fire destroying a Fred D Markle farm dairy and livestock loss. It also mentions legal actions involving George Catt Patna and a slander suit against Emmanuel Amith, plus prison and asylum requests, with court details and local inquiries.
Disjointed notices recount fires, shipyard disruptions, and accidents. References include a City of Troy steamer blaze, a railway collision in Mexico, a St Louis court case for hunting down a man, and deaths from Armenia earthquake, colliery gas explosion, and an Albany heart attack.
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