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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1903
Page
6
A chaotic banking and manufacturing outline notes improving trade, spring demand, and rising employment with cautious gains in footwear and textiles. A daylight highway robbery in Jolianne ends with a disrupted haul of $25,000 and a injuries scene as authorities investigate the incident.
The document lists debts owed to multiple banks including Columbia National Bank of Brazil and First National Bank of Brazil, totaling about $150,000. It mentions Alfred Hirt as president and an assignment to Central Trust Company, with assets and potential federal programs involved in a bankruptcy process.
Deniel J. Sully faces a dramatic downturn as a hurricane of selling hits the cotton market on Friday after 2 p.m. The decline follows earlier high prices and devastates Sully’s buy orders, wiping out profits of the Sully crowd in the wake of intense price pressure.
A Boston missionary Willem Miler who aided Polish youths was arrested by authorities and exiled to Siberia. The Russian government has declared it a crime to educate or attempt to educate Poles, prompting a mass meeting of Russian Polish American citizens to demand his release.
An investigation will be held into charges alleging General Burchard, postmaster of Fort Atkinson, favored by Congressman Dahis. The accusations claim Burchard, a Norfolk force member and Borlalt College graduate, kept pay roll status to aid post office efficiency during his absence.
Fragmented text describes a violent volcanic eruption near Colivia Mexico. Ash showers darken skies as fleeing residents seek safety in nearby towns. The report notes marching crowds and disrupted movement as lava and smoke affect the area.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Munich murder accusation and a March date. The context references a principal and royal sociology may be misread, with unclear names. The readable items point to a crime case and a court hearing timeline in March.
In a late session, the House and Senate debated the Aldrich tariff and Philippine appropriation issues. Key actions included passage of fortifications and public building measures to conference, a naval bill, and turmoil over South Carolina claims, with Tillman demanding naval funding.
The farmer H Mead of Mun aan, Me, son of a long homestead, left 34 years ago and prospered in Weston. He harvested over 140 acres of wheat this season but suffered chronic kidney and bladder issues. Dodd's Kidney Pills improved his condition, with testimonials urging their reliability.
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