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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1909

Page

3

Payne tariff bill would raise revenues to 300 million

Congress debates the Payne bill in the house ways and means committee as the measure proposes inheritance tax, higher internal revenue taxes, and increased duties on coffee, dyes, gloves, and coated papers. It maintains beer and whisky taxes, lowers duties on boots and shoes, and targets luxurious goods while extending tariff maximums and minimums with a 60 day delay before maximum rates take effect.

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Abstract Sports Figure Noted for Bold Strides

A fragmentary report highlights a notable athlete known for powerful bursts and a penchant for storytelling. The piece hints at recent performance and a dramatic moment, but details remain unclear due to damaged text.

Apology Letter Missing Tenderness to Sweetheart

An incomplete note from a male admirer expresses regret for lacking tenderness in a previous letter to his sweetheart. The fragmentary text mentions an apology due to the absence of gentleness and affection.

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President presses tariff revision in 1909 address

The message to Congress urges immediate consideration of revising the Dingley Act. Roosevelt notes 12 years of change affecting production and finances, cites a looming deficit, and argues for a swift, cautious tariff overhaul aligned with Republican promises. A short White House summary ends with the president's March 16 1909 note.

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Tragic Note From Youth After Carbolic Acid Incident

A 10 year old named Quthete Powers died after ingesting carbolic acid in his room following a quarrel. The household girl and caretaker’s daughter were present as the boy wrote a farewell line to his beloved friend before ending his life. Authorities report the youth left home last week amid family strife.

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Gustalne Wisconsin Gentral Fine at enet Mor

Judge Adamg fined several defendants at a local court on charges including road violations and minor offenses. The record lists a monetary penalty of 17 dollars and notes a notable dispute over unpaid fines. Community officials urged compliance with traffic and safety rules.

Gustalne Wisconsin Enet Mor

Jury verdict in Cooper murder case shocks Coopers’ kin

In Nashville Tennessee Colonel Duncan D Cooper and Robb faced murder charges for the death of former U S Senator H W Carnot. The jury delivered a second degree murder verdict with twenty years imprisonment. Sharp was acquitted and a mistrial declared on Stace Mistrial. Bonds set at 25000 each. Judge Hart to hear motions on the mistrial later.

Nashville Tenn Ase Duncan D. Cooper Hie Abn -Robb Cooper United States Seputar Hi W. Carnot John D. Sharp Prodeferidant Stace Coopers Amr Prias Burl Wilson Couzer Turok Robin Wiaan Kawevar Durore Gentlamen Antita

Missouri Fights Railroad Bills at Jefferson City

Governor Hadley and Attorney General Mayer challenge railroad plans to restore 8 cent passenger fare. Three admin bills target rail power to set rates, ban railroad coal mine ownership, and curb discriminatory pricing at tourism points to curb competition.

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Deadly Train Fight Near Giles Texas

An unidentified man died and another, Pinud Autrey of Port Worth, was dying after a brutal three sided fight on a Port Worth and Denver train near Giles Texas. Autrey and his cousin Fred Garrett of Fort Worth killed a third participant and threw the body from a coach window. Police later found the body near a steel-lined bridge.

Clarendon Texas Pinud Autrey Port Worth Royalyera Por Worth Denver Giles Autrey Fred Garrett

Meteors and Mayhem: Turbulent Fall Headlines Across States

A disjointed set of items reports crime and political turmoil. It mentions Otto Meyer and Mia Morria in a fatal shooting linked to a love triangle, plus a university faculty dispute led by Prof. Orton. Territorial orders and statehood talk punctuate the confusion with emergency moves and governance questions.

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Meek Caerie Walker Event Recount From Local Page

Fragmentary OCR notes reference Meek Caerie and an on page event. Details are unclear but suggest a local person named Meek Caerie connected to a county or town event. Further text needed for full summary.

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Cure

An advertisement lists numerous women by name and city claiming Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured their female ailments. It asserts positive proofs and invites others to write for addresses to verify testimonials.

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