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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
6
Survivors and relatives gather around the site where remains were loaded from coal acts. Coroner identifies first ten through pay records while Italian consulate works to notify families. Women mourn, some collapse, as the disaster's human cost unfolds with delayed identifications.
A posse chased two robbers through Vel roads into the city. Officers encountered the suspects near the Jewish cemetery and a pursuit ended when a patrol stopped them at Fourteenth Street. Ole Lambey located their rig and drove it to St Igin Town.
An inmate named Sandy, after a street fight outside a saloon at Walnut and Fifty, fatally stabbed Ben Baber. Police chased, captured Sandy near the railway yards, and he was locked up as detectives prepared charges. Baber died from the wound despite Dr. Granville Ryan’s efforts.
Scant readable text describes a newborn incident in Cherlonte Michigan with obscure names and dates. The fragment mentions a mother and a child age four and hints at a care or safety issue but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
An unclear clipping links names, places, and dates from a complex leak of legal and civic notices. It mentions Mrs Helle Gittoniasa or related figures, a watch found in a Gunness house, and a 1970 tournament, with scattered references to War Department actions and railroad matters.
Fragments describe a tense scene involving a family and a teacher in New York with references to a child, a stepfather like figure and a mislaid identity. The passage hints at a confrontation and discovery of paternity within a troubled domestic setting.
An old newspaper fragment advertises a catarrh cure named as a cure-all patent medicine with dubious ingredients and precautions. It also contains a social anecdote about a suffrage conversation at an afternoon tea and a blurb about anti slave trade and a chewing gum slogan, reflecting mixed content from the era.
An unreadable snippet references health and tools grouped in five boxes. The text is garbled with stray punctuation and incomplete phrases, making it difficult to determine a clear event or subject beyond damaged notes about health and items.
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