City Briefs: Local Names and Notices
Ke HH Torbert druggist at 766 Main St. St. Rtopkina Sawyer Lorimer house ite Wn Urny 10th and lows Tel Ot W. tf Greenhow lawyer 613 Bank & Insurance Bldg M.D. Goble dentist Ninth and Main alienis Cleaver & McCarten plumbers and loan brokers Lincoln Bk Phony 390 Lindsay in Chicago on legal birdigugs Wanted 69 teams to haul ice. Meloy Bros Mrs Malin mother of a died Rockford. Dubuque Lunch No. 2 Iowa barbers union 13th annual dinner Woodman hall Jan 18 Original Julian orchestra. Hover departed for New Orleans to visit his Hiatot 90 too old to hope for improvement. One just a living to live take Rocky Mountain Tea daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tf Greenhow
Bank & Insurance
M.D. Goble
Dentrat
Cleaver & McCarten
Hegters
Lincoln Bik
Lindsay
Chicago
Meloy Bros
Malin
A. “King
Ely
Rockford
Dubuque
Rocky Mountain
Offier Al Scherr Recovered and Local Social News
An assortment of small notices details Officer Al Scherr’s recovery from a light ailment, a Sherman class event at city hall, a German Veterans Society dance at Germania hall, local saloon openings, lectures by Mr Adams at St Clara’s Academy, and brief society updates from Anamosa and Dubuque. Also mentions trains, shipments, and a legal matter in Galena with a jail hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficer al Scherr
Ilinens
Delwarto
Sherman
Cirelo
City Hall
German Veterans Society
Germania Hall
Jim Woodson
Sixth Street
Power House
Missy Fannie
Sanford Avenue
Rim Street
Henry Austin Adams
Anamosa
Mr. Adams
St. Clara's Academy
Philip Pier
Hoffman
Austin Adam
Locnl
John Stewart
Delhi Street
St. Joseph's College
Monry Austin Adam
Telephone Girl Company
Marshalltown
A. B. Budges
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Bidges
B.S. Keeley
Epworth Seminary
W. W. Davis
Seminary Bil
Cornell Butta
Hugh Corrance
Cleveland
Corrance
National Grocers
Ausol
Young Men's Institute
Anna Bocks
Fice
W. Crow
Heneral Southwestern
Kansas City
Croas
Col
Charles Finch
Paris
Dubuque
Finch
Fox
Galena
Marshal Duffy
Hotel de Hamrich
Sherrif MeMley
Grand Jury
Rank Mayer
East Dubuque
Mark P. Woran
Marshal Dirty
Hugo Apteld
Gatenn
Tilnabeth
Special Century Dictionary offer advertised by Chicago Times-Herald
A special courtesy from the Chicago Times-Herald informs Herald readers on page 7 about a limited sale of the completed Century Dictionary and Cyclopaedia. Purchasers can pay 16 cents a day, via monthly installments, for a full universal reference library considered the finest in existence. The offer includes precinct pages and maps for user convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cines-Herald
Ita Commesadavio Enterprise
Herald
Chicago Times-Herald
Uberall¢y
Timus-Eherald
Old People Made Young by Electric Bitters
A Vermontville editor asserts Electric Bitters revitalize aging bodies. He claims the tonic eases nervousness sleeplessness indigestion heart trouble constipation and rheumatism. He praises the product for himself his wife and urges purchasing at local drugstore T. W. Ruste’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Sherman
Vermontville
Mich
Echo
T. W. Ruste
Extradition Battle Over Spiegel Case Heads to Federal Court
The Amoter Habeas corpus case against Charles A. Spiegel, imprisoned in Des Moines, hinges on extradition law with Canada. Spiegel, linked to arson at his Des Moines buildings, fled to Cuonfuda and was returned for an eighty year prison sentence. Canada treaty limits extradition to the charged offense, a point Spiegel’s lawyers will challenge in Judge Shiras’s federal court next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiras
Canada
Charles A. Spiegel
Fr. Madison
Spiegel
Des Moines
Cuon‘uda
Boers storm Ladysmith and force capitulation report
A Brussels dispatch via Vienna reports Boers surrounding Ladysmith and a capitulation likely, possibly reflecting fighting on Jan. 6 when the Boers captured British trenches thrice and were repelled at bayonet point. Gen French’s move near Colesburg shows Roberts sending reinforcements to command both Orange River bridges. About 4,000 troops sailed for South Africa this afternoon.
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Vienna
Neue Frice Press
Brussels
Pretoria
Ladysmith
Brussela
French
Colesburg
Lora Roberts
Orange River
Buller
South Africa
Washington Correspondent L CJ Columns on Speaker Henderson
A Louisville Courier Journal Washington correspondent notes a crowded gallery as Congress reopens and critiques Speaker Henderson. He derides using the first person singular in rulings, contrasting with revered historic presiding officers and likening current conduct to a rural schoolhouse debating society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louisville Courier-Journal
Congress
Henderson
Aaron Burr
John C. Calhoun
Henry Clay
Joan C. Ieckenridge
Solomon Foote
Isham G. Harris
N. P. Banks
James CG. Glaine
Samuel J. Randall
John C. Carisie
Thomas B. Reed
Tor
Nine Man Outpost Beats Fifty In Luzon Clash
Mantia reports from the Luzon front detail corporal Anderson leading nine American men against about fifty insurgents. The outpost was nearly overrun as Anderson ordered rapid volleys and forced a counterattack. He flanked, rallied, and drove the attackers back with swift charges, inspiring his unit with bold, extended-line action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantia Setter
Philadelphia Record
Mualixy Road
Anderson
Luzon
Coreboral
Rushta
King Wounded on the Field in Odd Clash
American flour seized as contraband in British seizure of goods for Transvaal troops sparks diplomatic talk. Washington reports Britain released the American and Delagoa Bay now hosts the contested cargo amid formal protests. Des Moines notes a lively contest over locating a state normal school with towns like Algona Knoxville Atlantic Harlan and others vying to host.
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Washington
Delagoa Bay
Transvaal
Great Britain
Ce Ji
Des Moines
Algona
Wrecked steamer mystery near St. Marys Bay investigated
Reports from St Johns Newfoundland indicate no confirmation that the wrecked vessel off St. Marys Bay is the Francois Arago. Weather remains rough hindering divers and recovery efforts as crews prepare to lower to recover bodies and identify the hull. The French cable repairing steamer Francois Arago was sighted near Havre and not confirmed as involved.
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St Mary’s Bay
Francois Arago
St. Johns
N. F
Peters River
St. Mary’s Bay
New Foundland
New York
Francois Is
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Arago
St. John's
St- St. Mary's Bay
Havre
Cherbourg
Marine Department
Fiona
Tortune Bay
Halifax
Corean
Glasgow
Liverpool
St. Mary's Bay
Miqueton
Boxers Dixon and Armstrong Visit White House
George Dixon, former lightweight champion, and Bob Armstrong, aiming for heavyweight glory, visited the White House to pay respects to the president but were not admitted due to cabinet meetings. Dixon defended his McGovern bout as legitimate and revealed plans to retire with earnings from a future benefit. Armstrong vowed to fight any heavyweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Dixon
Terry McGovern
Bob O 'Armstrong
White House
Aquaro
Dixon
McGivern
Armstrong
Bryan Aims to Harmonize NY Democrats Before Visit
New York officials report an effort to have W J Bryan speak to align imperialism policy with the 16 to 1 issue while in the state. A Belmont dinner January 22 may assemble party leaders to bridge wings and secure New York's electoral votes. Isaak Danforth works to harmonize the party and secure unity for the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. J. Bryan
Evening Post
X “Ie
Bryan
Bilot Danforth
Democratic Executive Committee
Bryan Paign
C. BH. P. Belmont
Tumany
Isaot Danforth
An Otter for the Julien Seeks New Hotel Manager
Chicago hotelier W H Dildine, formerly of Sioux City, is in Dubuque and has offered to buy the Hotel Julien. Dildine, a notable northwest hotel manager who ran Mondamin and Garretson in Sioux City for eight years, is ready to proceed if owners name a fair price and complete the deal promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julien
W. H. Dildine
Chicago
Sioux City
Myr
Dildine
Northwest
Mondamin
Garretson
Dubuque
Prison break at Liberty county sheriff wounded during escape
In St Clair county a riotous escape occurred as thirty inmates fled a jail cage at Cherry. Prisoner Ed Revely fired on Sheriff Barnes, wounding him in the forearm. a second inmate died of abdomen injury. Guards broke in with sledge hammers as inmates were retaken. Earlier, a turnkey was restrained and revolver keys seized during the breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellville
Pergeoners
St. Clair County
Cherry
Fred P. Phillip
Barnes Fines
Ed Revely
Weber Orchestral Grand to Be Used by Mrs Ryder Crane
Mrs Nealie Ryder Crane will use a Weber orchestral grand piano at a Thursday evening concert, accompanied by a Weber Baby grand. Mary D. Jess, exclusive agent, notes showrooms over First National Bank as the arranging contact.
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Weber Orchestral
Nealie Ryder Crane
Weber
J. K. Deming
Personal mentions amid estate transfers and police reports
A long list of personal notes shows individuals traveling to Chicago and Baraboo Minnesota from towns, visiting relatives, and returning by Illinois Central. The week ending Jan 13 1960 lists numerous real estate transfers across Concord Taylor Center Whitewater and Cascade townships with values noted. A Canadian Indians alert from Montreal warns of potential northwest uprising as mounted police are withdrawn for the Transvaal. Sheriff Mattern of Michigan received notice about a white man late quarter for Michtran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renal
George Satot
P. Quinn, Sr
E. Kirk
Levi's
J. Hennessy
Henness
Schneider Uy Acres
Concord
Ulrich
J. Ulrich
L. H. Langworthy
J. Illwanger
G. Marshall
Davis Farm
Rooney
C. Clemen
Concord Township
A. Gearhardt
EB. Gearhardt
Cascade Township
Tor E. J. Curtis
West Dubuque
J. Sims
K. Sims
Center Township
Loomis
W. Moore
Taylor
V. Deviln
D. A
J. P. Schroeders
Montreal
Northwest
Transvaal
Inquisitive Search for Suspect Hints at Local Church
Fragmentary report notes Whites under indictment for disposing state property at a loss. Officers search for an unnamed suspect, with no evidence of presence in town. Charles F. Guerin of Chicago, ill with a cold, will miss singing at Second Presbyterian Church today.
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Charles F. Guerin
Chicago
Second Presbyterian Church
Aguinaldo Rejects Otis Offer of Wine Bribe
A message notes Aguinaldo resists Gen Otis’ proposal offering three cases of Sweet Muscatel Wine twelve bottles per case at a price of three dollars, indicating refusal to accept the offer.
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Otis
Muscatel
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W. H
Torbert Wholesale Druggist
Main Street
Oftee
Physicians Supplies
Ouildting Now Drug Storen N Specialty
Larwent
Mont
Ets
D. H. McCarthy
Big
Iowa
Hinten
Department of Agriculture ‘Weather Bureau
Wwe
Minden
H. Dowie
Bargaion
C. H. Meyer & CO
City Briefs
Ke HH
Torbert
Main St
St. Rtopkina
Sawyer
Lorimer House
Ite Wn
Urny
Towa
Minsourd
Vermont
Dubuque Institute of Osteopathy
Kerra Cole
Amoter Habeas Corps
Crdysmut
Natal
Lune
Issul
Bucklea
Africa
T. W. Rude
Harman
Perr Belmont
William J. Bryan
H. Dildine
Sioux
Besb
Gran@ Opera house
Will Sloan
Misa Jessie Merrilies
Robert Immett
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Mary.d. Jess
Kersey
Melton
Cheviot
Sale
Platt Bros. Co
Ollie Howie
J._A. Alman
Roshek
J. W. Rider
Frances
Harry Lusch
Tausch
Thellinois Central
Sheriff Mattern
W. J. Burns Grocer and Com
Jones St
Cor. Locust. Tel
Aguinaldo
M. Schmitt
Dubuque Savings Bank
Natioon
Bank
Belistog
T. Main
Stu
Wa. L. Bradley
Geow B. Burch
W. H. Deg
B. Glover
A. Bumps
Geo. W. Estos
J. XK
Deming
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