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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
4
A jumbled collection of names, political snippets, and cultural references from a 19th century newspaper page. Topics include Colom bia politics, a note on Marro quio, Castro, Brasi h, and references to Turkish sportsmen, manuscripts, and fashion substitutes. Many phrases appear garbled or out of place.
A tale from Des Molnes reports a claimed Austrian royal lineage involving Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria and Professor Hoffman, who resigned from Drake University amid denials and missing identity details. Circumstantial notes tie Hoffman to Mount Pleasant and earlier bacteriologist work, while local officials caution over sensational claims.
The text outlines the career of a governor who became lieutenant governor and served nearly two years. It notes ties to Samuel J. Kirkwood and details his birth in May 1830, early life in Pennsylvania, shift from medicine to law, and Iowa move in 1864. It mentions service in the state senate and succession after Kirkwood.
Report on the Wallace show highlighting donations for orphans and the asylum, noting manager B. Wallace’s praise of the event and the charity’s involvement. Mentions tickets bought for widowed children and public goodwill surrounding the circus turnout and town support.
United hotel workers walk out in Chicago. major properties including Auditorium Grand Pacific and Palmer House report losses while owners refuse wage and hour demands. Talks continue as unions push for settlements before further action.
Incomplete OCR mentions Serbia, King Alexander and Queen, and references to two brothers and a minister of war, suggesting a political incident or conspiracy, but details are unclear and names are partially obscured.
Prince Peter of Servia, educated mostly in Belgrade, faced expulsion as a youth and grew amid dissipated habits. He married Princess Zora in 1880, produced three children, and later saw reconciliation with Saint Petersburg and the Austro-Hungarian sphere, though his fortune remained modest and marked by controversy.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions violence and a dog attack near a street scene with a police officer present. References to a king, minister, and war terms appear as garbled text, giving no clear verifiable facts or outcomes.
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