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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1910

Page

3

Jury Finds Wendling Guilty in Alma Kellner Murder Trial

In Kentucky, jurors convict Joseph Wendling of murdering Alma Kellner, a 10-year-old girl. The case traces to her May 1909 disappearance from St. John’s Catholic Church, with her body later found hidden in the church basement. Wendling, a former janitor, faced life imprisonment as the verdict was read after delayed deliberations.

Dee Joseph G Dink Dentlisder Alma Kellner Fife Ann Wendling Madeline’ Wendling Wag Thay Shonla Saitbaisendima Grega Nirést Uic Keéliner Werdling St. John's Catholic Courch Alma St. John's Mars Kellner Joseph Wendling New Orleans Texas California San Francisco

Women chase husbands with postage stamps and tall tales

A Chicago woman’s tale portrays hopeful wives seeking mates with small bribes and bold schemes. The piece mocks sensational matchmaking and cites a New York Sun column about a daring stunt involving a race and a prize, illustrating farcical pursuits of wealth and romance.

French Banker’s 63000 Cigar Band Collection Selloff

An elderly French banker who died recently left a 63000 cigar band collection, each band unique after fifty years of smoking. It was stored in specially built cabinets and valued by heirs who decided to sell, hoping to realize twenty francs. The siblings would have preferred fifty years of cigars.

France

Boss potato rasgar seeks ideal spud for mealy guarantee

The boss rasgar of this town tries 90,000 potato varieties with expert tasters to find a potato that guarantees mealy texture. His secretary Wilson grows tired of bogey like chunks on the table and aids the search. The secretary aims to become the era’s greatest beng factor.

Wilson

Aliantig fleet sails for peaceful tour of Channel ports

Sixteen battleships of the Aliantig fleet head for the English Channel frontier to present visiting cards at several ports. The mission is peaceful and the crew will enjoy a personally conducted tour, while the navy gains valuable experience cruising in foreign waters.

English Channel Jackies Uncle Bam Navy Forsige

Incoherent fragmentary report from a Titan and Washington

A garbled tale mentions a Titan and Washington fighting a cigar while holding a bag of gunpowder. It references a man who persists despite warnings and a gas leak with four naked lights. The text is unclear and noncohesive.

Washington Fata

Opera diva denies engagement claims and compares dukes

The American opera diva Wa denies being engaged and says she has met several dukes. She remarks that taken individually and collectively they are not worth a dime, emphasizing a blunt but masculine tone.

Dioger

Fragmented OCR notice on penny postage reform

The readable text suggests a discussion of promised penny postage and reform. The fragment mentions timelines and figures but yields no clear event, date, or named organizations.

Mary Baker Eddy Dies at Home in Massachusetts

Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy founder of Christian Science died late Saturday night at her Mount Chestnut Hill home in Boston. Dr George L West district medical examiner says natural causes likely, with pneumonia as the probable immediate cause noted after attending the service.

Gbasion Mass Mary Baker Glevier Eddy Christian Science Mt Chestnut Hill West

Woman Fatally Burned In Des Moines Incendiary Accident

Mrs May Wright a widow ahouse resides at 514 Mast Pirue street in Des Moines was fatally burned when a rainway wheet home with a lighted kerosene lamp exploded. Burning oil engulfed the upper body and clothing, scorching flesh before being extinguished.

Nes Moines Dev. d May Wright Ahaue Mast Pirue Street

Cummins Arrives in Washington for White House Conference

Senator Cummins arrived in Washington and is invited to a White House conference with the President. The meeting centers on a forthcoming message and political implications for insurgent groups.

Cummins White House Washington Cumming Washinggton Att Benergniy Loos Tati

Kendall Leaves for Washington Open Session

Congresyman H. Kendall departed Saturday for Washington to attend the opening session, despite advisement from his physicians about lingering illness and the severe cold affecting his health.

Kendall H. Kendall Ascs Kengyll Washington

Fragmentary OCR Note Reveals Unclear Local Text

A garbled OCR fragment from a local newspaper page lists scattered phrases about legislature doctors and a person named Charley. The illegible text lacks coherent events, dates, or names to form a complete summary.

Garden City Bank Robbery Sparks Police Hunt

Masked men robbed the Garden City bank at 2 a m taking about $1800 and notes before fleeing north. Nessna fired on the robbers as they worked, one or more wounded, and the band cut telephone lines to isolate the scene. Cyader Ole Seeden used a distant phone to alert authorities.

Garden City Nessna Sats Nessta Cyader Ole Seeden Radcliffe

Ramesses the Egyptian Performer At Des Moines Orpheum

Ramesses the Egyptian artist appears at Des Moines Orpheum Theater as a weekly attraction starting December 4. His act titled Emple of Mysteries features a dramatic and mysterious tableau with a variety of startling feats.

Des Moines

New Trial Request In Gar Case Filed In City Court

Des Maines City Railway seeks a new trial in quo warranto proceedings. The motion, filed by the city legal department, follows a statement by city solicitor Robert Brennan dated December 1 in Judge Anplezate's court.

Gar Nestlojnes Des Maines City Railway Company Anplezate City Legal Department Robert Brennan Efty Salititar

Davenport Teetering Murder Confession Shocks City

Henry Bradbury an American theater employee was arrested in Davenport Iowa for the murder of a man found dead after a quarrel at an apartment show on Harmann Street. Bradbury confessed to shooting Nowtstolys following the dispute.

Davenport Henry Bradbury Amevigan Theater Stalra Harmiann Streat Bradbury Brunk

Patient Escapes from Burlington Home After Night Fall

A patient named Charles Untarkércher escaped from a Burlington home during pneumonia treatment. He leaped from a second story window at night, evading nurses. Police found him later on the riverbank in a nearby condition.

Burlington Charles Pheumonii Lle Seurchere Tim Joy Jeter Tiger Bank

Indiana rector loses reason in Springfield appointment pursuit

The Rev. Nelson Williams, who has filled the Episcopal pulpit at Waverly, has become insane and has been sent to Springfield for commitment after his bid for a new appointment.

Iowa Waterloo Nelson Williams Episcopal Church Waverly Springfield

Progressive Senator Sought in Des Moines Interview Report

A Des Moines report notes a Progressive senator candidate with a Dec 1 interview about Washington affairs and hopes the legislature will elect a Progressive rather than the Republican to succeed Senator Polliver amid unclear polling.

Des Moines Washington Aigil Cumming Polliver

Fights for Fortune In Bedford Bay Region

Ambiguous notes describe a Bedford resident Walkey seeking a fortune left by her father Rufus Slack who died in Denver. The message cites a September fortune estimate near a half million dollars and references nationwide totals exceeding 100 million with concerns over reputation and positions cited in Washington.

Fortune Bedford Mar Walkey Dedford Rufus Polar Tol Slack Denver

Board Eyes $110000 State Aid Increase for Ames College

The Board of Education seeks a $110,000 rise in state support including education funds, college extension, agricultural experiment station, and engineering, plus $145,000 in special appropriations for equipment and facilities. The push targets the legislature with a plan to prevent losing top staff and maintain standards. Also notes a Des Moines street railway verdict and local incidents.

Ags General Assembly Frank Hes Texas Ned Weasley Sunda Walter Kurtz State College Thirty-third General Assembly Audhort Fund

Canvass of Vote Details From State Election Board

The executive council completed the canvass of votes for state offices and congressmen. Results show party tallies across districts with names and figures, noting no official returns yet for governor and lieutenant governor. The piece lists multiple districts and candidate totals, reflecting the early stage of statewide vote certification.

Des Moines Dee Counell Stows Hayward Lee W. H Gener Walters Mitelell Daemer Ryans Var Wagenen Walle Supreme Court Jones Ledlenant Fovernor Gowiel Sot General Assembly Council Stennady Poratd Grilke Pepper Pickett Dentton Huber Kendall Man Prouty Price Towner Snuth Cleveland Woods Ander Fon tHuibhard White

Finish Canvass for Governor Amid Turbulent Race

Voters in Des Moines face a close gubernatorial contest as campaigns quote narrow margins and irregularities surface. The report notes candidate names and party affiliations, with controversy over ballot figures and possible anomalies in the canvassing process.

Elopement Dilemma in Browning Style Romance

A romantic scene unfolds with Rodolphus pressing Clementine to marry or run away. Clementine contemplates abandoning wealth for poverty and a life with a poor young man as he voices blunt practicality. The youth hesitates, tears in his eye, and the moment ends with a sob and a note on Browning.

Rodolphu Clementine Rodalphys Browning

Rheumatism Cure Claim In Unclear Health Notice

A fragmented health notice claims rheumatism is caused by inactive or degraded body fluids and urine filtering by kidneys. It presents a dubious cure theory with medical terms and unclear remedies, reflecting old period writing and unverified medical assertions.

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