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Newspaper
Dubuque Sunday Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1900
Page
7
Fire at Maurice Brown residence on Seminary Hit started in the basement back parlor while the family attended Mass at St. Patrick's church. Carpets and flooring were damaged but firemen checked the blaze before serious injury occurred.
A description praises a Buffalo to New York voyage on the Lehigh Valley Railroad noting a most pleasant journey where every comfort is enjoyed.
Jamey Roosevelt died in New York City at age 75. He chaired the executive committee of the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua and served as president of the Champlain Transportation Company and vice president of the Delaware and Hudson River Railroad. His residence was in Hyde Park, New York.
John Arthofer pleads guilty to manslaughter in the death of Anton Lobl before Judge O'Donnell who imposes four years in Anamosa with hard labor. The defense sought the plea after a brief trial, and witnesses described Lobl as a good husband and father. The case notes Arthofer acted in heat of anger not intent to kill, prompting debate on possible pardon.
Physicians report the czar felt very well in the last twenty four hours. He spends part of the day out of bed and his strength is increasing. Temperature and pulse are normal. E A Ronder departed on the Chicago Great Western for Denver.
The market showed widespread but uneven shifts with Tennessee Coal slipping and Sugar, Rubber dragging, while Pullman gained and rails fluctuated. Bank data and agricultural receipts framed a quiet session as Chicago cash grain moved lower and an obituary notes the death of Mrs. Phoebe Gundy in Duluth.
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