Men Bound Over in Assault Case at Danewister
Charles Sagehelder of Platteville and William Jones of Muenum Wis were bound over to the grand jury on a charge of assault with no dangerous weapon after a preliminary examination at Danewister Wis Friday. The men testified and denied the accusation while noting domestic troubles as a background to the incident at the steamboat landing two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sagehelder
Plattevils
Wiliam Jones
Muenboro
Wis
Eter Poinsen
Danewister
Priday
Grand
Trieb
Mindy
Jones
Battehelder
Sensette
Solo Nes
Unclear OCR Fragment on Health Tonic Claims
Fragmentary text appears to promote a medicinal tonic with dubious health claims. It references remedies for indigestion fever and kidney issues, claiming safety and efficacy but lacking coherent structure or verifiable details.
Boxing carnival planned for Freeport matches
The Freeport Democrat reports a boxing carnival set for Freeport with three round bouts nightly from Wednesday to Saturday. Organizer Lou M. Houseman, connected with the Chicago based circuit, expects top fighters like Reet, Seirt, Isa, and Tommy White to appear. Attendance is expected to draw large crowds from surrounding areas and boost local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Democrat
Lou M. Houseman
Lou M. Houseman, Sporting Efor
Chicagso Tater Ocean
Tuttehemaker
Rattersalig
Npsport
Melthousenan
Dubuque
Ami Hin
Lowa
Coreange
Dad
Sorme
Reet
Seirt
Isa
Tipton Slasher
Ommy White
Art Stroms
Harney
Mfr
Llovdeman
Inter
Ans
Notice From Board of Health Advises Boiling Water
The board of trustees of the city waterworks advises the public to boil drinking water until further notice due to analysis showing not all water is fit for drinking. Dr. C. Yancock, City Health Physician, signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Ghee City Waterworks
C. Yancock
City Health
Initiation ceremony draws large attendance at local lodge
Monday afternoon August 6 1916 at 2 oclock on the premises 1916 and 15 Couler avenue will be sold to the highest bidder the valuable property belonging to John Oxtott comprising frontages and back lots with a brick store and three residences above plus a 15 room house with multiple closets pantries and same utilities. Terms require one third cash with balance at 6 percent interest suitable for investment in this city property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couler Avenue
John Oxtott
Democratic Primaries Explain Delegate Selection Process
Democratic caucuses were held Saturday to choose delegates to the county convention and thence to the state and congressional conventions. Names listed include numerous ward delegates from Cedar Rapids and Dyersville with detailed tallies and ward analyses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bryan Kin Named in Hotel Register Draws Attention
W J Bryan is not the presidential candidate but his nephew. the name appears on the hotel register. The man is a traveling salesman from Illinois for a Chicago firm supplying undertakers and was guests of Jules Gregoire in Dubuque. He is described as a pleasant, enthusiastic Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Hotel Juden Register
Large Imports of Tea Duty at Dubuque Port
Port records show three tea consignments from Japan benefiting the firm Dubuque Tuporting. A carload of 406 chests arrived from Yokohama with 23 days transit and duty of 31,199. A second carload cleared for the same firm on the 12th carried 2,106 in duty. Total duty on the three shipments will reach 8,355.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Japan
Caele Sans
Yokohan
Notable Clergy and Doctor Tolbrink in Accidental Fall
Stockton Cab reports Dr Tolbrink a long time Dubuque First Congregational pastor aged about 86 suffered a bad fall. doctors fear hip fracture given age. Springfield funeral for Dr Fred M Clarkson held at his mother's home with Dr Roy M H Allen officiating and Knights of Pythias assisting. burial at Riverside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RR. Amsden
Stockton, Cab
Tolbrink
First Congregational Church
Dubuque
Springfield
Fred M. Clarkson
Boston
Roy MH. Allen
Knights of Poythias
Allen
Riverside Cemetery
The
Knights of Pythias
Engineer Killed as Train Strikes Bridge West of Freeport
Illinois Central engineer Dieter, age 31, of Askum TH, was instantly killed when he fell from engine No. 46 four miles west of Freeport at 2 PM Saturday. Fireman Guy Montgomery stopped the train. Dieter had left his cab to inspect a smoking journal and was crushed by the approaching bridge. Inquest held. Dieter unmarried, two years on IC. seven years in Dubuque service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Delter
Illinois Central
Freeport
Detter
Dubuque
Dieter
Guy ‘T. Montgomery
Askum
Democratic County Races Shape Up For Fall Nominations
The article outlines upcoming Democratic contests for clerk recorder and supervisor as James A Hayes retirement opens the clerk position for Mulgrew and Callahan of Farley. Incumbent D C Stewart seeks renomination for recorder against McGovern Lynch and OBrien. Supervisor Stoltz retires leaving Al Schollian Peter Ferring and Paul Bower as candidates for the city board. County Attorney Bowen and Auditor Welmer do not seek more terms. Township justices of the peace and constables are set for re election with Carney Kessler Graham and Bauer as contenders. Republicans Cantillon and Turner named as candidates for justices with no other opposition known. The Democratic county convention is not yet called and likely late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hayes Louaves
Mulgrew
John J. Callahan
Farfey
Callahan
Becaume
Democratic County Committee
Dubuque
D. C. Stewart
Stewart
Ld McGovern
Thomas Lynch
Holy Cross
Thomas O'Brien
Table Mound
Stoltz
al Schollian
Peter Ferring
Paul Bower
I. Bowen
John Welmer
Carney
Kessler
Graham
Bauer
Messrs
Cantillon
Tuernel
Homeseekers Excursion Tickets Offered by Burlington Route
Burlington Route agents announce half fare plus 2 dollars round trip Homeseekers Excursion tickets to all points in Homeseekers Territory. Sale dates July 17 August 7 and 21 with return within twenty one days. Inquiries at Gil Main street city office or at depot on Second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeseekers
Burlington
Northwest
Gil Main Street
Coot
Second Street
Explosion injures Bensen brothers at Graft quarry
J A Benson, a laborer at Graft Station quarry near Ywin Springs, had his right arm torn from its socket and his left arm broken in two when a dynamite charge exploded prematurely. His brother, blinded and bruised, was taken to Finley hospital with others. The incident sparks fears of further fires and possible lynching as authorities investigate who is behind the attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bensen
Graft Station
Ywin Springs
Benson
Angel
A.ensen
Bensons
BH. A. Benson
Dubuque
Finley Hospital
Fort Dodge Barn Fires Spark Townwide Alarm
A plan to burn all barns in Fort Dodge appears underway with eight fires in 24 hours. Most barns belong to prominent locals including Congressman J P Dolliver, and the incidents spread through the town center causing great excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Dolliver
Fort Dodge
P. Dolliver
Oes
T.meservey
George Fessell
L. Sperry
BE. Prussia
J. M. ‘Sihape al
George Hopper
Mystery body identified or not in Charles City inquiry
Light on a Mystery reports that a woman’s body found July 12 in the Iowa River near Liscomb remains unidentified. Mrs. Emma Hess of Charles City is being checked as a possible match. she had vanished after canvassing for books on July 10. If confirmed, the body will be moved to Floyd for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Marshalltown
Iowa River
Pines
Smma Hess
Marshall County
Liscomb
Hess
Jefferson Matcheler
Macheler
Floyd
Weather signals tour of western cities plans upgrades
Prof L Moore head of the western bureau with Rep Burton and committee members tour western cities. Acting under Secretary Wilson they will improve the storm warning service for lake commerce by adding new 100 foot iron towers and warning flags and enhancing night displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whis L. Moore
Western Bureau
Representative Burton
House Committee On
Moore
Wilson
Weather Bureau
Lake Commerce
Oakdale Camp Meeting Excursion Notice 1900
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers a self-excursion ticket from Aug 15 to 27 to Oakdale for a camp meeting from Aug 16 to 27 1900 with return on Aug 28 at a fare one third above round trip. Inquiries to F Ross city ticket agent 95 Main Street Dubuque Evening Herald. Telephone 212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale
Camp Meeting
Ill
Chicago Great Western Railway
Oak
Ale-Fortthis
F. Ross
Main Street
Dubuque
Successor to Dr Shanklin Named for St Luke's Church
The trustees favor Rev Dr Atchison of Portland Oregon as successor to Rev Dr Shanklin at St Luke's church. Atchison will accept if transfer by the conference is possible, with a decision by the Oregon conference in September. Shanklin leaves for Carrolltown Missouri on vacation then returns to Dubuque in September and moves to Reading Pennsylvania in October with his family joining later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanklin
St. Luke’s Church
Atchison
Portland
Oregon
Carrolltown
Dubuque
Reading
Indiana
Byron Williams Sells Interest in Charles City Daily Press
Byron Williams, longtime partner with B F Wright at the Charles City Daily Press, has sold his stake and retires from the paper after three years of association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Williams
B. F. Wright
Charles City Daily Press
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Peter Hansen
Lancaster
Kemp
Boxing Garnivel
Board of Health
Dubuque Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Claus
Didates
Mike Ward
OH Tialpin
Jos, Ward
Jas
Mes Clif
Carter
W C. Whelan
Nannon
John S. Murphy
John Sutton
Hart Walon
Thos
Keanneally
J. 14
Iiehter
John Kruse, Jr
John Nesen
John Haebeeck
Dro W. 2
Slattery
Jolie Page
OG. Attoman
Torr Grasham
Dae Corsiding
John Wagner
Chas, McQuilan
Jon LaBarge
Joe Jeri
AL TY Gibbs
Third Ward
Jos A Paden
W. EL Duggan
Hoffman
J. D. Schuler
If J. Kaep
al Sehollan
T. B. Maguire
Beller
Td Hueter
Potter Olinger
Jesse Jellfson
Otto CG Neuman
John Donard
Jobo Miwatger
John Schrup
Fourth Ward
John Wintavinger
Pat Royce
Dan Kierdan
J. J. Murray
James Pfineton
Clem McNamara
Pood Nelson
James McPadden
John Lee
John Ludeseher
Val Keppler
Tierman Brinkman
Frank Dell
Chas
Thomas
Phil. Doerr
Peter Iisbach
Frank Ovth
Wm. Yoes
Joseph Hiehter
John Krue, Jr
W. EL Meuser
Thomas Casey
Gregory Tsehugh
Elerman Buchs
Joe Stoltz
Gea N, Daeger
John Heim
Ed Bemes
Adolph Duertacher
Jos
Ruegamer
Dyersville
Teary Ahlers
C. A. Smith
J. B. Ute, AL
A. Priediman
W. A. Mefs
L.ieglons
Accident Todr
Holbrook
Eische
John Dieter
Sullivance Stampferrity Bldg
Iowa
Europe
M. Schmitt
Sixth Street
Monair Armores
Neslion
North Star Sanitary
North Star
Real California
Graff
Ollock
Dodge Burn Burners
Vigoroux— Mae Send
DR. Shanklin
Portland Oregon
Vineyard
H. A. Schunk
Leciaier Beuse
New York
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