Classifieds fragment with offers and notices
WANTS, FOR SALE, ETC. One cent word rate weekly. Poultry cash bids sought near Kolur blacksmith stop. Money to loan on good terms. Inquire at The Daily offices. SALE The pipialeed owned and occupied by me, nice college with night lots, will be sold at a reasonable price. WANTED salesmen local and traveling, salary or commission, exclusive territory. Brown & Co., Rochester, N.Y.
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Brown Was. Co
Rochester, N.Y
Abbott News Notes and Local Moves
Wellsburg notes report Chas Biebesheimer at Water last week and a Swiss Bell Ringers appearance in Koolman’s hall Friday. Mrs. Ben Primus visits Wright County relatives while Herman Tjaden plans to move to Chicago. Community items include hunting charges for Grundy Center cases, school term starting, two teaching appointments, a kitchen accident, and the Timmerman church migtton feast raising 201.75. Abbott updates cover property trades, farm sales, new tenants, and a railway pole removal affecting communications.
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Wellsburg
Chas Biebesheimer
A. F. Mastin
Minnesota
Miss Hulsman
Kuellns
Grundy County Fair Dates Set In Early October
Grundy county fair will be held October 8 9 and 10 with an excel lence speed program including entry day and two days of sporting amusements Will Lutjena plans a barn 32 by 44 feet costing about 8700 Casper Jutting hosted threshing crew late last week George Bleeker finished the first of the week R Johnson receives a horse from John Meints Johnson, aged and in poor financial shape, mourns the loss of a horse he kept for nearly thirty years and feels deep sorrow for the animal's death
After Twenty Five Years King Otto Regains Reason
From Paris comes word that King Otto of Bavaria, after 26 years of insanity, has reportedly regained his reason and speaks coherently. He does not know of his mother and brother Louis II's deaths and seems unaware he is king, recalling 1876 as if yesterday. Authorities wonder if fleeting lucidity or imminent decline.
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Tts
Baventa
Paris
Cri de Paris
Otto
Bavaria
Louis NI
Leopold
Thils
Shaffer at Milwaukee Urges Union Walkout
President Theodore Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association flew to Milwaukee to address Bay View strikers. He urged all union members at work to quit immediately unless mills pay the Amalgamated scale, saying those who stay would be black sheep. His speech drew few listeners and had no impact on the strike.
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Bay View
Milwaukee
Theodore Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Shaffar
Amalgamated Association
Bay View Villa
Shaffer
Bay View Mills
Indians Market Rosebud Reserve for Settlement
The Rosebud Indian lands in Gregory county are almost ready for settlement after Major McLaughlin secured signatures on an agreement. The chief Indian inspector has worked months to finalize the lease and plans to auction the land soon. Thousands of acres of high quality land attract many applicants arriving to await settlement.
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Rosebud Reservation
Chamberlain
Rosebud
Bold Highway Robbers Near Madison Steal from Carriages
A bola gang held up three carriages near Madison on October 7 and robbed occupants including several prominent local business men. About $500 in cash, watches, and jewelry were taken after a pitched battle. the robbers escaped as officers and a posse pursued them. Victims included commercial travelers and locals.
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Madison
Lake Herman
Reverend to Speak Here Next Sunday for Church Fund
The article notes a local preacher will preach next Sunday to aid the erection of a church. It also lists community updates including Henry Kirkpatrick returning to Cherokee with his sister Mrs. L. M. Ocker for a week, John Skeely receiving Red Cross funds after an injury, Ruby Dadswell’s wedding to George Whaley at the bride’s Geneva home, and a group of land seekers departing for Minnesota and Canada. Ulpt Dreyer dies at 46 after illness in the city, living with his sister. President Roosevelt’s view on true Americanism emphasizes broad, practical Americanism and doing good through national unity beyond ethnic labels.
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Henry Kirkpatrick
Cherokee
Minnesota
Canada
J. I. Schurman
Chax
Oul- Itson
Dick Atebds
Okke Baumgartener
Siebe Duisman
Ulpt Dreyer
A Running Novelty Sparks Sporting Idea From Portugal
A portable electric lamp on a hunting dog’s collar is claimed to deter foxes and badgers as the dog enters burrows. The item notes floating talk that Emperor William may attempt to lift the America’s Cup. A jeweler offers watch repairs with guarantees.
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Wiliam
Torkman
Bracu
Four Panhandle trainmen die in rear-end clash near Onward
Logansport Indiana October 7. A rear end collision between freight trains near Onward killed four Panhandle railroad workers Galbreath Hutchison and Greeley all asleep in the rear caboose and Brosius died in the wreck while Patterson a conductor was injured. Engine Weaver escaped unharmed. A special train carried Logansport firefighters to the scene and the blaze was put out after bodies were recovered.
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Logansport
Ind
Panhandle
Onward
Here
Elbert Greeley
Thomas H. Brosius
A. Galbreath
John Hutchison
Frank Patterson
Weaver
Hartford City
Logangport
Galbreath
Brosius
Greeley
Hutchison
Patterson
Wno
If We Understood We Would Love Each Other Better
Poem reflecting on judging others and the unseen motives behind actions. It argues for compassion and patience, suggesting if people could see the trials, care, and hidden goodness within others, they would treat one another with charity rather than harsh judgment.
Dealer Liable for Unmarked Gasoline Case Reversed
Des Moines October 7. Suprem e Court holds a dealer is responsible for injuries from unlabeled gasoline in a jug. Jennie Ives, 16, injured when she lit a fire with a jug misused as kerosene. The lower court ruling excusing paternal neglect is overturned. marking the container is mandatory.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Jennie Ives
William Welden
8. M. Weaver
Bioux City Brewing Co Sued for Twenty Thousand Dollars
Eugene Lutz, once noted for saloon law violations, sues the Siou City Brewing Company for 20000 dollars claiming malicious arrest and imprisonment. Latz was arrested in November 1899 on a charge of conspiring to injure the company and held nine hours until bonds were posted, after which he threatened vengeance.
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Bioux City Brewing Company
Bioux City
Eugene Lutz
Siou City Brewing Company
Tatz
Latz
Vengance
WANTS TO KEEP FARM. Land Owner Fights to Retain His Ploog
In Clare Iowa excitement runs high as a landowner in Ft. Dodge area reverses a prior decision after a bale dispute. The case stirs local interest with residents following the outcome closely in October events.
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Ft. Dodge
Clare
Webster County Farmer Arrested After Shooting Affray
James Fallon, 76, a prospering Webster county farmer, fired two revolver shots at a threshing crew working grain on land he claimed after a sale in 1897. The land dispute led to ongoing court battles, with Fallon violating injunctions and being jailed after his arrest.
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James Fallon
Webster County
Quail Sold Out of Season at Sioux City Café
Sioux City restaurant Frank's cafe faced justice court action after a search warrant found four quail on display in the front window. The Soo Gun club prosecutes, seeking the full $85 per bird penalty for selling game out of season.
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Sioux City
Frank
Soo Gun Club
A Dolliver Heir Born to Senator Dolliver in Fort Dodge
A daughter arrived at Senator Dolliver and wife in Fort Dodge on Saturday evening October 7. The newborn is the second child after Mize Margaret, then nearly two. California tour ads follow with Pullman sleeping cars from Minneapolis to Los Angeles via Kansas City and the Santa Fe route, starting October 15, 1901, with special low round trip fares. Travel info and booking through Iowa Central ticket agents or Gen. S. Batty, G B & 7 A, Marshalltown.
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California
Touris
Cara
Central Railway
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Minnesota
Iowa
Iowa Central Tekat
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