Death of Charles C. Carruthers at Atlantic home
Charles C. Carruthers died at his Atlantic city home from a stroke after eight weeks of illness. Born June 22, 1864 near Colfax Iowa, he lived in Jasper County, then Tacoma Washington before moving to Atlantic two years ago. He married Plum Downs about nine years ago and managed her father Levi Downs’s store. Carruthers was well regarded for integrity and courtesy. his death leaves a vacancy in social and business circles. Funeral services were held at the residence with Masonic and AOUW involvement and interment at Atlantic cemetery.
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Mr. Garrothers
Colfax
Jasper County
Iowa
Tacoma
Wash
Pluma Downs
Levi Downs
Bigelty
Washington
Carruthers
Atlantic Cemetery
Masonic Fraternity
E. E. Reed
The
Presbyterian Church
Masons
Magoulc
Railside riot ends in roundup of hobos
In a bid to curb robberies in refrigera wers-end cellars and deter hobos, officers Wisster Hutchins and Kavanaugh joined the sheriff and deputies to raid the railroad yards. They located a gang of eight in a box car, where they were holding a carnival.
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Wisster
Hutchins
Kavanaugh
Local and Personal News From Atlantic Iowa
Atlantic items recount daily travel and visits. Rev J W Newley and wife arrived from Anita. Rev W W Rameau’s pension raised to eight dollars. O W Brown joins Iowa Vermonters committee for Admiral Dewey monument at Montpelier. belt of locals including DeLano family planning move to New Mexico. many residents away on errands and business trips.
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Jack Gillet
Griswold
W. A. Boggs
Ned Hodgkins
Avoca
Walnut
J. W. Newley
Anita
W. W. Rameau
Buck
Audubon
O. D. Nickell
M. E. Alverson
Chicago
T. W. Brown
Atlantic High School
Lottie Kerrick
Fred Kerrick
O. W. Brown
Iowa
Admiral Dewey
Montpelier
Vermont
Elm
Maple
Homeopathic Medical Association of Laws
Des Moines
Agnes Ross
Hood
Happy Evening and Breakfast Honors in Grfanel
President Gates of Iowa College at Grfanel spoke to high school pupils during a Congregational association visit. Misses Zina and Midge Penne entertained about thirty friends with games and dancing despite poor weather. The Women’s Press club gave a six course breakfast at Kirkwood for Mrs. Julian Phelps, wife of the American consul at Crefeld, Germany, decorated with white lilacs.
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Iowa College
Grfanel
Congregational Association
Profa
Parker and Macy
Zina
Midge Penne
Preas Club
Kirkwood
Julian Phelps
Crefeld
Germany
Addie B. Billington
Young
Phelps
Hutching
Virginia Reichard
E. N. Durley
Fred Weitz
A. Billington
G. W. Ogilvie
Chas. Clark
Henry Wallace
Fletcher Howard
Lafe Young
Hutchinson
V. Reichard
E. H. Durley
Editorial notes on Asia, Newfoundland, and Dewey
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes a gang of copperheads in Eastern Asia and comments on Newfoundland annexation sentiment. It humorously jests about Aguinaldo’s dispatch gear failing, tax ships on internal waters, and Dewey’s delayed return, predicting a September arrival and avoiding premature celebrations.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Asia
Dewey
England
Dissolving Views and Notices From Des Moines to Elkhorn
A Des Moines writer Mrs Addie B Billington dedicates a poem to Mrs Julian Phelps in the Des Moines public sphere while local notices include Hood Sarsaparilla ads and a Missouri case verdict. Other items reference shipping keys to South Omaha, a Barcelona resident praising Electic Bitters, tramps in lockup, Danish Independence Day in Elkhorn, a Audubon marriage and thanks from Industrial School staff.
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Addie B. Billington
Des Moines
Julian Phelps
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