J E Gillespie Dies After Prostatic Complaint
John E Gillespie longtime Atlantic resident died at University Hospital Kansas City at 1:40 PM from uremic poisoning following prostatic trouble and operation Born October 12 1829 in Ohio his career included teaching dry goods banking real estate and political work He leaves two children a daughter adopted daughter and several siblings with funeral plans pending word from his adopted daughter and local preacher
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John E. Gillespie
University Hospital
Kansas City
Mr. Gillespie
Frank
Garden City
Kans
Waterloo
Lindner
Butler County
James R. Gillespie
Mary Hayden’ Gillespie
Ohio
Des Moines
Mills & Co
Philadelphia
Atlantic
A. J. Gillespie
Prall
Jailbreaker Captured After Two Years On Run
Jefferson county Wisconsin sheriff took Charles Donovan alias Thomas Fox alias James Smith into custody near a farm south of the city after a long multi state chase. Marshal LaRue located him via post office records and the arrest ends a two year pursuit for jail breaking plus rape and horse stealing charges.
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O. V. A. Bullwiriker
Jefferson
Jefferson County
Wis
Charles Donovan
Thomas Fox
James Smith
Marshal LaRey
Wisconsin
Donovan
Chris Thiede
Powder House Road
Marshal LaRue
Post Office Department
Arterburn
Mr. LaRue
Westphalen Sells Fifty-Two Fine Calves in Atlantic
R M Westphalen recently purchased fifty two calves from George Pellett for home consumption. The calves, fed all winter, averaged about 525 pounds each and are praised as the nicest veal batch Atlantic has seen. Westphalen’s shop earns praise for offering such a choice array to patrons.
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R. M. Westphalen
George Pellett
Atlantic
Westphalen
Mr. Westphalen
Local Knights Delegates Attend State Convention
Moreland left the city for Clinton to join the Knights of Columbus state council meeting as a delegate from the local council. At Council Bluffs he was joined by W. H. McConville, who also attends as a delegate.
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al. Moreland
Clinton
State Council
Knights of Columbus
The
Order
Council Bluffs
W. H. McConville
Carroll High School Baseball Team Reception at Bose Hall
A bright reception Saturday evening for Carroll High School baseball boys featured a joyful gathering with enjoyable refreshments. Attendees continued socializing after the formal program, with some participants engaging in dancing.
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Carroll High
Bose Hall
Pool hall planned on Walnut Street by Kernan
John Kernan fits up a pool hall in the building on Walnut Street recently vacated by Max Westphalen. It is understood that Thomas Mulligan will be in charge of the new place.
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John Kernan
Walnut Street
Max Westphalen
Thomas Mulligan
Sixty on Excursion Despite Rainy Morning
The excursion on the A. N. and 8S. yesterday drew sixty ticket buyers. Rain in the morning dampened hopes, but proceeds covered expenses and all aboard enjoyed the ride.
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A. N
Southeast Cass News and Society Notes Summary
Items from Cumberland and Massena papers report a new son for Mr and Mrs H H Howell, candidate visits by L H Pine and O M Hobart, a marriage of Addie Ternahan and John Grady, school board electing teachers Maud Weimer Weston Tessie McMahon, and plans for Massena’s July 4th celebration with an organizational meeting at J H Yarger's store.
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H. H. Howell
Hobart
Atlantic
Public School Board
J. E. Wilson
Maud Weimer
Weston
Anita
Tessie McMahon
Massena Echo
Massena
J. H. Yarger
W. H. Langworthy
Wray Wilson
Asist
In Memoriam for Samuel M. M. White 1842 1908
In loving remembrance of my beloved father Samuel M. M. White who died March 6 1908 Born near Hillsboro Ohio July 30 1842 he served four years in the Civil War was wounded twice and captured twice After the war he worked as a carpenter and married twice He died at the Soldiers Home in Marshalltown Iowa on March 6 1908 aged 65 years four weeks and five days His wife Elizabeth Williamson died 1866 and his second wife Mary J Collins died four weeks before him Buried beside his daughter’s home in this city with the old lines I have kissed his kindly brow by Mrs Cora Burk.
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Elizabeth Williamson
S. H. White
John M. White
Atlantic
Europe
Whitehall
Mary J. Collins
Marshalltown
Real Estate Transfers Reported May 1908 Involving Fleming Waters
Real estate transfers show K Fleming and Joseph Fleming to Thomas E Waters and Jacob Neth estate with deeds dated May 8 9 1908. Transactions include subdivisions of sections 4 29 76 35 and tracts in Atl plus mortgage of 5200 dollars. Names include William Baughman wife and Jacob Neth estate with 1 dollar consideration for parcels in nw se sw and fractions.
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K Fleming
Its
Joseph Fleming
Thomas E. Waters
William Baughman
Jacob Neth
Badly Kicked by a Horse At Maple Street Barn
Tom Shannon of the Atlantic Implement Company suffered a severe kick to the stomach and back while feeding horses at Will Jones barn on Maple Street. He was unconscious for three hours, treated at home, and today shows improvement though in considerable pain. No bones were broken.
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Will Jones
Mr. Jones
Maple Street
Tom
Illness Follows Suspected Appendicitis At Home
Charles L. L. Brown fell ill with what doctors diagnosed as appendicitis after worsening yesterday. A planned operation was postponed due to concerns about his heart. His sons Dr Joe Brown, Charles Brown, and Ted Brown rushed to the city, and daughter Mrs Rhoda Murphy was notified. He is holding his own this afternoon and friends hope for recovery.
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Charles Ll. Brown
Mr. Brown
Joe Brown
Clearfield
Charles Brown
Iowa City
Ted Brown
The
State University
Rhoda Murphy
Dayton, O
Ruling Declares Boy Resident Of Ida Grove School District
The state superintendent of public instruction ruled that a boy living with relatives in Ida Grove, while his parents reside outside the city, is a resident of the Ida Grove school district and need not pay tuition. The decision upholds the county superintendent over the local board, with a potential court route.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Riggs
R. L. Todd
Ida Grove
Todd
Young Todd
Silver Creek Township
Register and Leader
Mrs Van Plans Move to Twin Falls Idaho
Mrs W H Van who lived near Griswold for years came to Idaho today and will join her husband to make their future home in Twin Falls. She was accompanied by her daughter Mrs Zilda Paschal of Ellendale North Dakota who has been visiting Griswold and travelled with her mother to Idaho. Mrs Paschal returned to Griswold this afternoon.
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W. H. van
Griswold
Twin Falls
Idaho
Kathleen Anstey Weds Joseph P Kordick at St Timothy Reno
Miss Kathleen Anstey daughter of George J Anstey and wife of Edna township married Joseph P Kordick a Bridgewater businessman at St Timothy s Catholic Church Reno last Wednesday. Antony Burg of Omaha served as best man and Phoebe Anstey, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. A large reception followed at the bride s home. Rev P H Landers officiated.
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St. Timothy's Catholic Church
Reno
Kathleen Anstey
George J. Anstey
Edna Township
Joseph P. Kordick
Bridgewater
Antony Burg
Omaha
Phoebe Anstey
P. H. Landers
St. Timsby's Church
Hog market tops at five eighty five per hundredweight
Hog prices moved up with the local market touching 5.35 and farmers likely to gain from the higher level.
Luck Won the Game for Omaha
The Coronas of Omaha defeated the Merchants' Greys 3 to 1 in a nine inning ball game at the ball park. McLean started Omaha’s scoring with a four base hit after Sargent worked out of trouble for the Greys. Atlantic tied it at 1 in the third, then in the ninth Smith delivered a two run ground hit off Sargent to cap the visitors' victory. The game featured steady pitching by Smith for Omaha and Sargent for the Greys, with little wrangling and a late rally thwarted by Atlantic.
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Coronas
Omaha
Merchants’ Greys
Ball Park
Sargent
Greys
Smith
Mclean
Atlantic
Max Ross
H. PO
Forster
Kill
Tener Nea
Hodge
Eben Eenst
N. Smith
Kucera
Hachten
Bandos
S. Smith
P Trees Onne
Eee
Herbert
Wright
R.H.E Coronas
Ross
H. Franklin
George Franklin
Bando
Morrow
Hess
Brown
Peculiar Malady Sends Family to Chicago for Child’s Treatment
Ed Delaheyde and his wife, formerly of Extra, traveled east with their little son John to seek a specialist in infantile paralysis. The boy has suffered since birth, a condition said to have affected fifty rabies births in Audubon county the year he was born. Doctors are puzzled, suggesting it may be an epidemic occurrence.
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Ed. Delaheyde
Extra
Chicago
John
Audubon County
G A Hebing sells Cumberland stock business retires
G A Hebing, who for years bought stock at Cumberland, has disposed of his business to J E Chaney and will retire from active pursuits.
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G. A. Hebing
Cumberland
J. E. Chaney
People Come and Go In City Over Weekend
Hancock resident Jehàn Jones visited the city over Sunday. Anita’s W K Carey and many others called. Nels Knutesen of Harlan and Emma Wichmann visited. Daisy Stock Food employee Ernest Tharnish worked in town. A broken finger, nursing visits, and a trip to Wiota featured in many short notes.
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Jehan Jones
Hancock
W. K. Carey
Anita
J. C. Powell
Extra
Nea
Baseball Scores Yesterday From Chicago and Pittsburg
Yesterday's results include Chicago 6 over Pittsburg 2 in game one and Pittsburg 1 over Chicago 0 in game two. Cincinnati 3 defeated St. Louis 0 while St. Louis later won 8 to 7 against Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Pitsburg
Pittsburg
Chivago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland and Chicago Results Summary Card
Cleveland defeated Chicago 3 to 1 and again 2 to 0. Detroit beat St. Louis 6 to 2 and 11 to 4.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Louisville Defeats Kansas City in Narrow 3-2 Showdown
In the American Association tilt Louisville edged Kansas City 3 to 2. Toledo hammered St Paul 14 to 3, while Minneapolis beat Columbus 3 to 2 and Milwaukee won 6 to 0 against Indianapolis.
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American Association
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Local score roundup from regional games
Denver defeated Omaha 4 to 2 while Lincoln led Sioux City 7 to 6 and Des Moines added a 6 to 0 win over Pueblo in a compact standings recap featuring city teams and final tallies.
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Denver
Omaha
Lincoln
Sioux City
Des Moines
Pueblo
Weather forecast for Iowa shows storms tonight
Threatening tonight with showers and thunderstorms. Tuesday will be partly cloudy across Iowa, with lingering showers likely in the northwest and light winds from the south.
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Mayme Dorgan
Walnut
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Near Lewis
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Wiota
R. J. Bingham
Adair
Atlantic Produce Company
Edna Dooley
Beloit
Miss McCormick
W. N. Franks
Franks Drug Company
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Sioux City Tribune
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