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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1905

Page

6

Insurance firms pool funds in legislative effort probe

Hearings reveal Equitable Life Mutual Life and New York Life formed a pool to influence legislation across states. Ken Hamilton received checks from New York Life through attorney William Maine described as payments for legal services. witnesses offered partial accounts of funds and duties, with further testimony anticipated.

Qultable Mutual Life New York Ute Hamilton Dacob Hy Schiff Tadeo Mada Ken Alfred Wr. Maihe Qullible Life Assurney Society Quitble Life Mudual’ Life Ew York Life Torme Nray Hamilton eCalt New York Life Ghes A Stat Thase Equitable Maine Manton H. Kart W. PB. Thummel I. Hamilton Ates Ohio Observaton Fuente

Mex Must Stand Trial In Federal Restraint Case

Federal Judge J. Humphrey sustained a demurrer by United States Attorney Morrigon, allowing an indictment against the Packers for alleged restraint of trade to proceed. Trial likely mid October with defenses to argue over defects and insufficient allegations.

Chicago Ig. J. Humphrey United States Istrict Morrigon Humphrey Resistanca Mey Himphrey Dge Wingphrey

Packers to Tell of Other's Grime

Max Sulzberger and Wi 3 Fish of Schwarzschild Sulzberger were subpoenaed as witnesses in the Armour & Co case. Government secrets say a meeting of packing officials occurred within the past year. George L Coffin of Hammond & Co was located after weeks of searching.

Chicago Max Sulzberger Demurrera F. B. Fish Joseph Weiesentach Canada Sulzberger Weissenbach George L. Coffin Ham Ynond & O

Secretary Shaw to Leave Cabinet

Secretary of the Treasury Levi M. Shaw of Iowa will retire from the cabinet and leave in February. He stated in a letter that he had planned to depart earlier but extended his service to aid the presidential campaign and would not announce future plans.

Shaw Campaigen

Port Arthur General Stoessel Struck by Paralysis

St. Petersburg reported that Lieutenant General Stoessel, who led Russian forces at Port Arthur, suffered a stroke of paralysis that affected his left side. His recovery is hoped for as doctors treat him.

Btoessel St. Petersburg Stoessel Port Arthur

Baku Struggles Over Fire Orders and Foreign Occupation

Fragmentary report from Baku in Caucasia notes government orders restricting rogns and potential firings as foreign forces occupy the area. It mentions cavalry and military tensions with warnings about threats to buildings and the region’s security.

Moroccon Affair Finally Settled and Accord Reached

Paris reports Promine Rouvier and the German ambassador announced that the Franco German accord on Moroccan affairs completes the program for police organization contraband regulation economic reforms and revenue measures to safeguard Morocco's liberty The pact reserves the Algiers Morocco frontier for direct French control and sets scope for Spain and French German participation in loans harbor works and conference venue plans to be submitted to Madrid and Antwerp authorities.

Paris Promine Rouvier Prince von Radolin Ile Moroccah Dr. Rosen Germany M. Rayou France Morocco Arcot Algiers Eullun Aite Spain Maroccot Tangier Adsord Enllan Antan Pez Angiér

Witte Celebrated Hero as He Arrives in St Petersburg

M Witte was greeted by a large crowd of officials and others on arrival in St Petersburg after a July departure. He delivered a brief speech showing gratitude for the warm welcome and the crowd numbered about 500 to 600 people despite the early hour of the arrival.

Petersburg M. Witte St Petersburg Nim Ohe Ette Uon

Grant More Reforms Agress to Aid Illiteracy in St Petersburg

In St Petersburg a special meeting of the nobility adopted eight reform resolutions aimed at separating branches of government, ensuring equal justice, and granting freedom to educate and assemble. The text notes Siberia's inclusion in the first national assembly and defines franchise criteria based on land size or urban property value.

Rusalan St. Patersburg Siberia Irkutals Wll

Indie, the BO PILY femmy of Kallebat b Goddges

Unclear OCR text presents fragmented names and terms with minimal context. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge. Unable to produce a reliable summary from the provided fragment.

Reycett Goede Tleuttas Pily Femmy Kallebat Goddges Kalk

Tragedy at Hook Island Husband and Wife Kill Children

Mrs Clar ence Markham of Cambridge Illinois killed her seven children then burned the home and killed herself. Neighbors found the charred bodies with skulls crushed and the couple died in the disaster.

Hook Island Clarence Markham Cambridge Here Markhams Hanaa

Elijah Dowie Paralyzed Leader Leaves Zion for Mexico

Chicago reports Elijah Dowie suffered a paralytic stroke last Sunday and may not return to Illinois. He has admitted himself to travel to the Zion in Mexico. The extent of his illness was kept secret until the Leaves of Healing edition revealed the news and hinted at a successor to lead the Zion hosts.

Chicago John Alexander Dowie Illnois New Zion Mexico Dowhean Zion Powle

Bubonie Plague Report From Russia Frontier

A Mes sage from Chita reports twenty bubonic plague cases near Dalni Nor Lut on the Mongolia frontier with ten deaths. Authorities in Transbaikal attempt to declare Tranabukstlia infected as two cases appear at Mancheria station.

Russia St. Petersburg Chita Transbe- Kaila Dalni-Norluton Russlatt Mongolia Mancheria

President Roosevelt Welcomed by Thousands in Washington

Thousands of citizens turned out in Washington to greet President Roosevelt on his home coming. The ovation began as his car rolled through the capital and continued to the White House doors with cheers and a cheer filled air. The president said he was deeply touched by the welcome and called it a duty to respond to the outpouring.

Washington Roosevelt National Capital White House

Fatal Shooting at Calamus in Clinton Fray Over Grudge

W. Damon fatally shot Bruce Walker and wounded him during a late night fracas in Calamus Clinton. Both men are prominent figures and the incident has caused a public stir as authorities investigate the old grudge sparked clash.

Calamus Clinton W. Damon Bruce Walker

New Orleans Feels Fever Wane as Weather Improves

Sept 2 New Orleans reports fever outbreak subsiding. Health officials note rising temperatures and cooler days help reduce cases. A steady return of residents from rural areas expected as conditions improve.

Orleana Bate New Orleans Ber Orleaan Polore

Liver Disease in Fowls Reported by Poultry Keeper

Sylvanus Banks of Clampaign Co., TL, describes a case of liver disease in chickens observed after a winter in dark damp quarters. He notes sudden deaths with red combs and no blood in the heart, suggesting the liver absorbed blood and deprived the heart, aligning with Myer disease as a possible prevalent issue.

Sylvanus Banks Clampaign Co Farmers’ Review

Fattening of Old Fowls and Their Rapid Gain

Old fowls fatten easily, especially four or five year olds with little extra care needed. Confined birds or those with foot injuries walk less and store energy as fat after egg production ceases. An example shows a hen rising from five pounds while laying to ten pounds in one summer post laying, though too fat for market.

Demand for Eggs Shows Fresh Supply Shortfall

The article notes a persistent shortage of eggs in large cities and hotels. It highlights hotels seeking a single large supplier able to provide daily dozens, with one farmer offering 25 dozen daily at 26 cents per dozen year round, though few farms can sustain such volume.

Arge Herols

Trap Nest Use And Egg Variations In Poultry Farming

A discussion on trap nests for enforcing confinement after egg laying notes impracticality on small farms and need for constant attendance. It covers double yolked eggs, their rarity and uncertainties about hatch outcomes, and variation in yolk color linked to diet with farmers citing feed quality and composition as influences.

Ashe Pha

Absent-minded Canadien farmer forgets mother at home

A Canadian farmer famed for forgetfulness travels to town and returns certain he left something essential. Nearing home he searches his pocketbook in vain. His daughter welcomes him and bluntly asks where he left his wife, revealing a humorous misunderstanding.

Ulm Avroriee

Epigram Hint In Wilde Quote At A London Opening Night

An editor recalls Wilde in London at the premiere of a musical comedy The Importance of Being Earnest. He quotes Wilde saying an epigram to a cot ation place must be so adroit that only clever people can tell its meaning.

Oscar Wilde Wilde London Wilds

Cure for Rheumatism Promoted by Kidney Pills

Local report from Deep Valley Pennsylvania notes I N Whipkey's daughter improved after using Dodd's Kidney Pills curing years of suffering. Advocate claims rheumatism stems from diseased kidneys and that proper kidney function clears uric acid from blood. Includes humorous clippings about starch brands and stage rumors.

Deep Valley Green County I. N. Whipkey Rhownatiam Dodd Hays Card

Wealthy farmer hides cash in barn buckets to dodge taxes

William Andrews of Montrage Indiana conceals twenty five thousand dollars in two buckets inside his barn to avoid taxation. A reporter seeking an interview was barred and then reapproached via a senator's aid, only to be admitted and told reporters are often refused. The tale features a boastful reply about knowing the reporter’s questions.

William Andrews Montrage Hig Barn Nellie Crans Louis Voss Millonaire Hnd Milllionaire Glastor Whale Asixteen

Postum Cereal Converts New Jersey Woman From Coffee

A New Jersey woman credits Postum with ending weekly indigestion attacks after years of misery. She reports severe stomach pain after meals and sleepless hours, then quits coffee in favor of Postum in 1904. Since then, she says her symptoms vanished and health improved. The testimonial is from Foulug Co. Babble Creek Michigan.

New Jersey Bob Betan Ilfe Foulug Co Babcle Creek Mich

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Outhern Islands Schwarzchild & Sulzberger ARE After Armour Company The Bear Trust Baku Caucasia Forelan Witte Hero OF Cambridge, Ih Clarance BR. Markham Elijah Dowie Starleigh Baltimore Hank Zel Thompson Cleveland Lenler
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