Heat Drives London Into Light Clothing Fashions
Londoners endure a heat wave as traditional attire gives way to straw hats and lighter dress. The Times notes a shift in public behavior with Parliament, transport, and social routines adapting to record temperatures. American visitors and arbitration talks add international interest amid a high heat death rate concern. The Victoria Cross story and Canadian volunteers receive praise in a tense wartime backdrop.
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England
London Hospital
Aldershot
Ching
Hartwell Man Credits Micetric Bitters and Bucken Arnica
To benefit others Rev J E Vere non Hartwell Ga writes of a long leg sore that healed after using Micetric Bitters and Bucken Arnica Salve. He claims eruptions boils eczema tetter and salt rheum cleared as the blood purifier Electric Bitters is praised with guaranteed satisfaction or money back from I W Ruete druggist. Large bottles 60c.
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J. £. W. Verenon
Hartwell
I. W. Ruete
Dubuque Aims to Birth a Rival to the Salvation Army
Articles filed for a new organization called Gods Spiritual Worshiping Missionary Army set to operate from Dubuque with plans to expand across counties and states. Incorporators include George Alexander Hodgman Jerome S. Bixby and James W Eficks. The group intends benevolent religious and charitable work and uniforms, barracks, and property for operations. Officers include President Hodgman Treasurer Bixby and Solicitor Eficks.
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Dubuque
Salvation Army
Recorder Stewart
God's
Missionary Army
George Alexander Hoodsman
Jerome S. Bixby
James W. Emicks
George Alexander Hodgman
Jeroine S. Bixby
Jay. W. Eficks
Descriptive Emigration Book For Northern Pacific Towns
A new compact volume lists towns along the Northern Pacific line in Wisconsin Minnesota Manitoba North Dakota Montana Idaho and Washington with current openings for business. It provides conditions and guidance for entrepreneurs considering relocation. Free copies available on request from C. W. Mott General Emigration Agent Northern Pacific Railway St. Paul Minnesota.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Manitoba
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
C. W. Mott
St. Paul
Minn
John Loes Sr. Dies After Workplace Injury
John Loes Sr. died in Elkader after being injured at work on the 17th and hospitalized. He was 60, well known in Dubuque and county, survived by his wife and five children Albert Charley Henry John and Mrs Al Harr of this city. Remains sent to Cascade for interment. Perfect health ad follows. Rocky Mountain Tea ad appears.
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John Loes
Elkader
Dubuque
Albert
Charley
Henry
John
al Harr
Cascade
Archbishops Katzer and Keane Clash Over Dubuque Move
A Milwaukee archbishop denies sending any protest to Rome about Archbishop Keane being named metropolitan of Dubuque. The dispatches claim a violent letter to the pope. church secretary Father Schinner calls the reports false and says Archbishop Katzer faces persistent attacks from enemies. The secretary notes Katzer and Keane are on friendly terms and recalls Keane’s earlier visit to St John’s Cathedral.
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Associated Press
Herald
Keane
Dubuque
Katzer
Milwaukee
Rome
Damascus
Vatican
Father Schinner
Satzer
Wis
Fond du Lac
August F. Schinner
Sxatzer
KX Katzer
St. Raphael's Society
SK Katzer
Ixatzer
St. John’s Cathedral
K Katzer
Ireland
Whatter
Catholi University At
Washington
Weane
Board to name Dubuque High principal Monday
The board of education in Dubuque will meet Monday night to consider naming F L Smart as principal of the high school. About twenty applicants have been considered, with emphasis on discipline and strong English skills. Prof Smart, former English teacher and disciplinarian, has accepted a Chicago high school principal post and will begin duties next September. Prof Oldt is away.
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Board of Education
F. L. Smart
Dubuque High School
Smart
Chicago
Oldt
Education Board Delays Applicants If He Fails to Arrive
The board will postpone consideration of applications until a later date if he does not reach the city by Monday. The selection process will be largely guided by Prof. Oldt's recommendations.
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Board of Education
Ice making recipe promises quick cheap ice from ammonia salt
A housewife can follow a new recipe to make ice easily and quickly using an ammonia salt compound. The note asserts the method yields ice cream in minutes and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as an unchanged, proven remedy for indigestion and related ailments, warning to ensure a private revenue stamp is on the bottle neck.
Free Coffee With Each 98c Purchase Tonight
Davidson Bros advertises one pound of Mocha and Java Coffee free with every purchase of 98 cents or more tonight. The offer highlights a limited time promotion likely targeting shoppers.
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Davidson Bros
Former Dubuquer Dies Out West Near Spokane
Death reports reach Dubuque of Michael Blumenauer a former local prominent businessman and Schmid's brewery manager He left Dubuque twelve years ago to ranch life near Spokane Washington Territory He was 66 survived by wife four children and sister Mrs J M Buchholy Funeral held last Monday on the ranch private cemetery in the Spokane area
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Dubuque
Spokane
Ash
Michael Blumenauer
Mr. Blumenauer
Schmid
Alphons
Titus Schmid
Washington
J. M. Buchholy
Blumenauer
Rockhill Named Envoy to China Amid China Crisis
President McKinley selects William W. Rockhill to represent the United States in China. A seasoned diplomat with China and Korea experience, he has studied oriental affairs, including Thibet exploration, and served in the State Department during Venezuela and Cuba negotiations. Rockhill’s appointment comes as China tensions rise, aiming to blend European diplomacy with insight into Chinese motives.
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W. W. Rockhill
McHinley
William W. Rockhill
China
Rockhill
Legation
Corea
State Department
Gresham
Bureau of American Republics
Orient
Conger
Hay
Thibet
Col. Bryan
Chicago
Brazil
Bryan
Retail Grocers Plan Picnic At Julien With Special Trains
Elaborate preparations for the annual grocers picnic at Julien with Illinois Central special trains. Retail stores close. wholesale houses likely closed. Prizes include beer, sugar, oils, brooms, cigars, flour, cakes, and more. Donations list from John Mehlhop Co. to C. H. Little Becker & Co. includes cigars, coffee, canned goods, and misc prizes.
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Julien
Illinois Central
AML
Lkely
Li Hung Chang
John Mehlhop & Co
Mehlhop
Schroeder-Kleine Grocery Co
John T. Hancock & Sons
California
Meladden Coffee & Spice Company
N.lil al
Benquet Beer
E. C. Peaslee
Demphir Bros
EF. A. Miller
William Lawther
M. M. Walker
William Hanson
J. E. Strobel
Local General Store Purchases Listed in Retail Ledger
A ledger itemization records Buettlele Bros. buying one ball and bat while James Beach & Sons receive one box of assorted soap. W. Albee Bakery purchases two boxes of cookies, Phil Junck Bakery one box, M. J. Mulgrew one barrel of buns, and Frank C. Steins one ornamented cake. J. Meyer Bakery logs $1.00 bread, H. Moehl and E. F. Sprengelmeyer supply ornamented cake and cake respectively. A. J. Umbrelt lists 100 pounds Big Four and Hammel Henker & Co. 100 pounds Rooster Flour. Waiters & Dennis supply 100 pounds Prairie Queen Flour.
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Buettlele Bros
James Beach & Sons
W. Albee Bakery
Phil Junck Bakery
M. J. Mulgrew
Frank C. Steins
J. Meyer Bakery
H. Moehl
E. F
Church Directory Listings for Various Parishes and Services
The page lists multiple church schedules and leaders across denominations. Methodist St Luke's at Main and Twelfth notes minister Rev Wm Arnold Shanklin and services. First Congregational at Locust and Tenth lists Rev J W Frizzell with July 22 services. St John's Episcopal at Fourteenth and Main shows Rev F W Keator with 7 50 a m communion and 11 a m service. First Church of Christ Scient ist temple hall Locust and Ninth offers 11 a m service. Catholic churches St Raphael's St Patrick's St Mary's Sacred Heart Holy Ghost St Anthony's St ColumbkIRL present masses and vesper times with pastors named.
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ST. Luke's Church
Main
Twelfth Streets
Arnold Shanklin
D. D
Sermion
Epworth League
Sarah Cowle
First Congregational
Locust and
Tenth Streets
J. W. Frizzell
Eau Claire
Wis
Christian Endeavor
France Chamberlain
ST. John’s Church
Piscopal
Fourteenth
Main Streets
ST. Raphael's Cathedral
Second
Bluff Streets
J. J. Yoomy
ST. Patrick’s Church
Fifteenth and
Iowa Street
Roger Ryan
ST. Mary's Church
White Streets
Father C. Johannes
Sacred Heart Church
Eagle Point
Windsor Avenues
Father J
Bauman
Holy Ghost
Couler Avenue
Father Fuerstein
ST. Anthony's Church
West Dubuque
Father O'Malley
ST. Columbkul
Rush Street
Father Fogarty
Wilson Ordered to China for Active Service
Washington reports favorable action on Brigadier General James H. Wilson U.S.V. application for active service in China. An order was issued today re-
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Washington
James H. Wilson
China
Move of officer to China and brigade command
Moving him from duty in Matanzas and Santa Clara Cuba to Taku China to report to Major General A R Chaffee commanding the U S V for assignment to a brigade of his division. Use Page's Climax Salve for burns and guards. It draws out the pain in less than five minutes and prevents a blister. The cook's best friend.
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Page
The Pitt Diamond Crowned Through World Turbulence
One of the world’s most valuable jewels, the Regent Pitt Diamond, traces through Golconda mines to India, past the Duke of Orleans, Napoleon I, and the Prussian crown, sunk in booty after Waterloo, with France long to redeem it. Also notes a 1900s railway tour promo by Beau Campbell and a Rocky Mountain Tea ad.
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Prussia
Pitt
India
Earl of Chatham
Golconda
Duke of Orleans
Napoleon I
France
Alsace
Rufus M. Stivers Dies After Cable Car Injury
Rufus M. Stivers vice president of the National Carriage Builders' Association of America died at his Williams burg home from injuries suffered a week earlier when struck by a cable car in New York City.
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New York
Rufus M. Stivers
National Carriage Builders’ Association of America
Williamsburg
Wanted Position as Bookkeeper by Young Graduate
A business college graduate seeks a bookkeeper position. Able to provide good recommendations. Address Michael Bouquet, Dubuque House.
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Business College
Michael Bouquet
Dubuque House
TREDWAY SONS Address Listing on Town Street
TREDWAY SONS operates at 165 to 471 Town Street in Dubuque. The listing marks a long-standing local business presence amid the community.
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Town Street
Dubuque
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Puid
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Royal Academy
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Jos. Farquaharson
THE
John Loes, SR
Wature
Evening Herald
Father Shinner
Rocky Mountain
Dubuquer
Moffat
Wrening Herald
Julden
Perr
Tee Tran
Cave Bowen
Yun An
Hitirg Ae
Church Directory
Wilson
Gas Service
KEY City Gas CO
Mainz Street
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Alaska
American Tourist Association
Beau Campbell
Gen. Man
Marquette Building
Pullman
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Hu Heafford
A. Tredway & Sons
Welsbach
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