Tammany Hall Damaged by Fire In Early Morning Blaze
Fire caused by a cigarette in a waste paper basket damaged Tammany Hall for about 50 thousand dollars and flooded Tony Pastor's vaudeville theater with water. Chief Croker supervised the scene as police safeguarded Chas Murphy's office furniture and the building.
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United Press
New York
Tammany Hall
Tony Pastor
Seriment Croker
Richard Croker
Tammany
Chas. Murphy
Kenyon Emerges as Formidable Progressive Senatorial Hope
Special to the News Des Moines Iowa December 12 The looming Iowa legislature senatorial fight to replace the late J P Dolliver centers on W S Kenyon of Fort Dodge serving in federal meat trust prosecutions He is seen as a leading progressive candidate George M Curtis of Clinton also figures for the second district Cummins supports a primary largely as a matter of consistency but may back an insurgent to serve until 1912 to boost his factionarines Kid body dolls listed at Fred Alexanders end of excerpt.
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Des Moines
Iowa
J. P. Dolliver
W. S. Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Cummins
H. W. Byers
Kenyon
George M. Curtis
Clinton
A. B. Cummins
Dolliver
United States Senate
Mutineers Captured After Brazilian Mutiny Report
United Press dispatch from London reports a telegram to the Brazilian minister stating all 500 mutineers have been captured with 160 killed or wounded in the uprising. The terse bulletin notes the outcome of the mutiny and the heavy casualties.
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United Press
London
Ninety seven year old Gilliland remembered in Indiana
Samuel Gilliland, born 1814 in Logan County Ohio, arrived in the county in 1836 and will turn 97 next April. A longtime resident, he has voted locally every year since 1826 and has supported the republican ticket since the party began. A summer photograph shows a miniature cabin tied to his memories, and an ad notes concrete stone at right prices from Mem Ballton Construction Co.
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Mechanicsville
Samuel Gilliland
Yona
Mr. Gilliland
Logan County
Ohio
World claims Aldrich stockholder in rubber trust
United Press reports in New York that the World bought stock in the rubber trust and checked the books finding Senator Nelson W. Aldrich owned 355 shares, with other family holdings, contradicting his prior claim of owning none.
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IW York Paper
Aldrich
Rubber Trust
United Press
NIW
York
The
World Today
Nelson W. Aldrich
New Anita Postmaster to Assume Office January First
Ed L. Newton of Anita will become postmaster on January first pending formal appointment. Sherm Myers’ term ends tomorrow. he will remain until Newton steps in. Newton’s petition consolidated local support as other candidates withdrew. Waterloo sample note referenced billing request from Carver Photography School.
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Anita
Myers
Ed L. Newton
Sherm Myers
Newton
Big Trade in Corn Shellers Proves Market Activity
A Joliet corn sheller with automobile engine attachment sold for nearly 3000 dollars last week. Buyers included Win, Carr & Son and Ed Beekmann, as its quick start feature replaces the old power cutt. Deloig Olivette, two weeks old, daughter of Carl Phares Jr and wife, died Saturday at their Oak Street home. funeral held today at the home with Rev Mack, burial in Atlantic cemetery. Christmas sale set for M B church basement Tuesday December 13. Remains of Mr Spangler, who died in Washington, will not be brought to Anita for burial.
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Billy” Jones
Win, Carr & Son
Ed Beekmann
Joliet
Anita
Anita, In
Mr. Spangler
Washington State
J A Giffen Returns to Town After Illness
J A Giffen, long ill, was briefly downtown last Saturday then had to go home. He is improving and will soon be fully well. He visited the store again today for a short time.
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J. A. Giffen
Mr. Giffen
Weather Forecast for Iowa Snow Tonight and Tuesday
Increasing cloudiness with snow possible tonight or Tuesday. Temperature forecast to rise, with colder air returning after the brief thaw. Mail, travel and outdoor plans may be affected by wintry conditions across the state.
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Iowa
Lewis Kunze Dies Sudden in City Office
Alvin Kunze, a 60 year old farmer living two and a half miles east of the city, died suddenly this morning in Dr Jones office from heart failure after fainting on the street. He leaves a wife and six children. Funeral plans had not been announced.
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Alvin Kunze
Lewis
Dee
Jones
Mr. Kunze
Samuel Stewart Dies After Stroke at 83
Samuel Stewart aged eighty three, a county resident for forty two years, died at his home eight miles southeast of the city at three this morning from paralysis following a stroke Friday evening. He leaves his wife, three sons H B Stewart Cody Wyn, W A Stewart this city, and E Stewart at home, plus a daughter Miss N Stewart. Funeral arrangements await word from Cody Wyoming.
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Samuel Stewart
MM Stewart
Miss N. Stewart
H. B. Stewart
Cody, Wyn
W. A. Stewart
Packers Indicted Seek Abandonment of Prosecution
Chicago packers indicted for alleged Sherman anti trust law violation asked the government to drop the criminal case. They cite a civil action on the same charges and urge the abandonment. Judge Carpenter set Thursday for hearing arguments on the motion.
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Packers
United Press
Chicago
Chicago Packers
Gvernment
Actio
Carpenter
Cited for Contempt in Rebating Case in Chicago
Mrs Aline Christopher and her attorney John Brown were jailed by order of Federal Judge Sandia as rebating charges against the Milwaukee railroad and the brick trust were resumed. They allegedly presented evidence to the grand jury but refused to produce certain checks said to show major grafts at Chicago city hall.
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United Press
Chicago
Aline Christopher
John Brown
Sandia
Milwaukee Railroad
Brick Trust
Itig
Grand Jury
Chicago City Hall
Police Chief Returns with Suspect After Farm Quadruple Murder
Kansas City dispatch reports Chief of Police Zimmer returns from the Olathe farm scene with farm hand John Flagler held on suspicion of the quadruple murder near Olathe Kansas.
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The
United Press
Kansas City
Dec
Zimmer
Olathea
Kas
John Flagler
Chicago Stock and Grain Market Highlights and Rates
Market notes show hog receipts at 42,000 with prices $7.55 to $8.10 and strong close. Cattle receipts 41,000 with weak tone and price ranges from $2.25 to $7.20 for various classes. Sheep receipts 40,000 steady with tomorrow’s estimate around 30,000.
South Omaha Stock Market Report for Dec 12
South Omaha stock markets report receipts steady across hogs cattle and sheep with prices listed. Hogs top 7.70, bulk 7.50 to 7.65. cattle beeves 4.00 to 6.75, cows 2.50 to 5.20, stockers 3.00 to 5.50, western feeders 5.00 to 6.75. calves 4.00 to 8.00. sheep 3.00 to 6.70 with lambs 4.00 to 6.25.
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South Omaha
Good Western Rangers
Infant of McFarland Family Dies and Is Buried
The infant of R. O. McFarland and wife died last night after birth and was buried today. Several locals visited for business, including WN Jones of Griswold and J BE Walker of Extra. The infant of Mr and Mrs Frana Robinson, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Schnitzen, is improving after a serious illness. Mrs J L Winne attended her husband’s store for the first time since a months old accident. burns linger but she is recovering amid many friends' good wishes.
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R. O. McFarland
Wn.n. Jones
Griswold
J. BE. Walker
Frana Robinson
Joe Schnitzen
J. L. Winne
Pop guts and all guns truckes and planes at Fred Aléxander's Ary
An error corrected Army report notes action around Fred Aléxander's area with heavy weaponry and aircraft involvement. The wording is fragmentary but indicates significant anti insurgent activity. Many details are unclear due to OCR damage and missing context.
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Fred Aléxander
George W Talbot Dies After Illness at Eighty
George W Talbot aged nearly eighty dies at his home in Oakland from heart trouble after a short illness. He leaves one daughter in Omaha and a granddaughter Mrs Arthur Kewley who will assist at his funeral set for 2 30 pm Wednesday. He was a Civil War Union Army scout and lived alone for years.
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Arthur Kewley
Sixth
Olive Streets
George W. Talbot
Omaha
Brayton Couple Married in Audubon Through Interpreter
A Brayton couple Nele M. Christensen and Jengine C. Jenigen wed in Audubon with China Hough serving as interpreter as the bride’s Danish parents attend. The note appears in the Audubon Republican along with other local notices.
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Brayton
Nele M. Christensen
Jengine C. Jenigen
Audubon
Joe H. Ross
Denmark
China Hough
Audubon Republican
Young Couple Secretly Weds in Woolsey
Elizabeth Schnitzen daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Schnitzen and Carl Rowe son of Mr and Mrs William Rowe were married on November 22 at Woolsey Dakota and kept secret until today. The bride recently worked at Warner cigar factory and the groom is connected with the Three R restaurant on Chestnut street. They plan to live in the city and start housekeeping when a residence is found, receiving many well wishes from friends.
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Elizabeth Schnitzen
Joseph Schnitzen
Warner Cigar Factory
Carl Rowe
Wm. Rowe
Three R
Lower Chestnut Street
Woolsey
Their Little Son Dead Royce Russell Dies at Aberdeen
Royce Russell six year old son of Chas Russell and wife formerly of Anita died of typhoid fever in Aberdeen eight days ago. Funeral was held at the Congregational church here and interment followed in Anita cemetery. This marks the second child loss for the family in a few years.
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Royce Russell
Chas. Russell
Anita
Aberdeen
Congregational Church
Kidnapper Hattie Boyle Must Serve Sentence
Philadelphia December news confirms Hattie Boyle serving a 25 year term for kidnapping little Willie Whitlaw. The state supreme court affirmed the lower court, ruling she must remain in prison or pursue any appeal through higher courts.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Hattie Boyle
Little Willie Whitlaw
Supreme Court of
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices Dec 10 1910
Real estate transactions listed: S B Mills and wife to Nathaniel McVay on blocks 12 10 and 11 b 14 D and K's add Atlantic. A J Roe and wife to R S Henderson on lots 11 12 10 e2 its 4-5 Allen's sub dig 28-77-84. N P Pool and wife to Raymond P and Bertie F Dungan on Griswold 2.2 6 eee. Adeline H Chaffee and husband to G M Chaffee on lots 4 5 10 w2 nw4 22 and nw4 Bed QIATT-3B 6. eee. Also notice: hand painted china sale at J B Jones drug store, display to inspect. MRS A C PETITE.
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Bransiers
S. B. Mills and
Nathaniel McVay
Atlantic
A. J. Roe
Bertie F. Dungan
Griswold
Adeline H. Chaffee
G. M. ‘Chaffee
J. B. Jones Drug Store
A. OC
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Ft. Dodge
Fred Alexander
J. A. Mc Ward
Ballton Construction CO
WORLD
Waterloo
Carver School of Photography
M. B
Lewis Man
Suddely
Waog
Stock and Grain Market
I. T. Spangler
Ila
Mhelcher & Salveter’s
Oakland
S. S. Rust
Oakland Mercantile Company
B. A. Shepard
A. C. Veith's
Howe
Veith
Rust
Oakland Acorn
Fred Alexander's
Issomael
Atlantic Theatre
J. D. B. N. Southworth
Delois Olivette Phares
Carl Phares, Jr
L. A. Bragg
J. B. McDermott
Greibin
BAY Lumber CO
Lizzie Schnit
Ern
Carl, Rowe
Ringe
Kimballton Construction Co
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