27 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
1
The monks hospice near the Alps still lends aid to travelers snowbound and exhausted. Last year at least 1300 people were cared for, including Americans and Britons and many poor locals. No one is obliged to donate, though a box at the door accepts offerings.
Ellis Island officials questioned Charles Pa pernini of Italy seeking future U S citizenship after learning he was zero years old. They weighed his assets including vigor and a concealed sum of money, plus a large family network of eight sons, four daughters, 35 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren with earnings and business activity.
The New York Evening Mail defines a concerto as a lengthy solo with orchestral support, a three act tone drama lasting about three quarters of an hour. It crowns the soloist as supreme, akin to grand opera for singers, with intermissions and star applause between movements.
A historical reflection on dueling in early America highlights New Orleans as a cradle of the practice with noted figures like Henry Clay and Andrew Jackson. The piece also reports Sir James Crichton-Browne's survey on eye-winking ability, noting 60 percent wink left eye only, 30 percent with either eye, and nine percent cannot wink.
Mrs. Frank Woodward of St. Charles Michigan has a notable claim to fame for shooting wolves and earning $2,970 from the state over a few years. She and her husband Hye Woodward lived in a lumberman's shanty near Ontonagon Michigan to aid Dr Woodward’s health.
The board has incorporated under the laws of New York with the laws crafted in the customary style of Spelling.
The annual report from City Physician N. J. Rice of Council Bluffs notes eleven fatal spinal meningitis cases in the past year. A man riding Burlington No. 4 on the tracks at Danville was killed. In Mystic a youth drowned in Evans pond, and several others faced deadly mishaps from runaways to gas stove explosions. Major incidents include a Safeguard Society graft case in Harrison county, bank irregularities in Seymour, and a long run of drownings, fires, and injuries across the state with multiple hospital and court actions ongoing.
The Haywood murder case at Boise sees the state pressing its line with new proof tying Pettibone's store to Orchard during the Bradley crime. Prosecutors also present the Goddard bomb and letters from Orchard, showing Haywood’s alleged role in deceiving Mrs. Orchard and involvement in federation plans.
In a 104 vote majority the French chamber backed the government and granted ministers a free hand to restore order in disrupted southern departments. Narbonne victims mourned as funeral proceedings proceeded peacefully. elsewhere riots and battles erupted in several cities with troops quelling unrest.
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