Social Circles and Weddings Quiet Dubuque Events
Social gatherings at Stewart park honor Airs Newhouse of Sambrine asco and visit to Mrcs Campbell, with photos and games. Flag Day by the Datushders at Shooting park. Mercy hospital association meeting with Rev Father Gorman speech. Church clergy attend. card club hosted by Mrs John Stoltz at West Locust Street. Engagements include Nihel Menderson to Charles Kies Wheeler and Miss Blanche Hanecock to Dr C A Staples with Europe trip. Other notes include a Blue and White themed party at Miss Clara SL Wood’s home and a series of receptions for Dubuque friends at the Lewis homestead in Votos.
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Stewart's Park
Airs, Newhouse
Sambrineasco
Cab
Mrcs
Campbell
Arington Street
Mroo
Clark
Ound Atrs. McCabe
Cheney
Alexoander
Alexander
Merv Matthews
Cullen
Guthrie
Newhouse
Genagon
Claura SL Wood
Chestnut Street
J. W. Lewis
Dubuque
Old Lewis
Votos
Burlington
St Luke's Sets Ascension Music for Special Service
The Ascension music sung by the vested choir at St Luke's today will be renewed during a special service this morning.
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Musle
St. Luke's
Pfeffer Wins Suit Over New York Baseball Club
Fred Pfeffer, ex-Chicago and New York player, wins a suit against the National Exhibition company in New York Supreme Court. Judge Scott directed a verdict for Pfeffer for 685 dollars plus 30 dollars to his attorney, covering salary due under a 1895 contract and conditional release. The case centers on a June suspension and dispute over compensation.
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Freedman
New York
Fred Pfeffer
Chicago
National Exhibition Company
Supreme Court
Scott
Andrew Freedman
Pfeffer
Ify
New York Club
John M. Ward
Scott Swepr
Ward
Over Thirty Five Years at National Democratic Conventions
A Iowa observer reflects on more than thirty five years attending Democratic national conventions since 1868. He recalls first experiences in New York and Baltimore, shifts in party alignments, and Iowa’s long service as a national committeeman. He marks personal limits preventing attendance at Kansas City and notes notable conventions, speakers, and delegates from Dubuque.
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Philadelphi
Kansas City
Great Democratic Council
Horatio Seymour
Tammany Hall
New York
S. P. Chase
Supreme Court of the United States
Lincoln
Judge Chase
Republican Party
Seymour
Chase
Greeley
Baltimore
Gen. Grant
Horace Greeley
Tilden
Iowa
St. Louis
Samuel J. Tilden
McClellan
Hancock
Cleveland
Louisiana
Cincinnati
Hancock the Magnificent
Wilden
Gen
Chicago
Blaine
Harrison
National Democratic Committee
J. J. Richardson
Davenport
Democrats
Congress
Richardson
Charles A. Walsh
Lake Front
Lake Michigan
Bourke Cochran
Ingersoll
Knight
J. H. Shields
Dubuque
Boies
Bowker Case Postponed on Medical Grounds
The Bowker case involving alleged keeping a house of ill fame was continued to the next term due to the defendant Eugene Bowker’s illness. Judge Matthews delayed trial after physicians certified Bowker unfit to appear, with Dr Maguire confirming gastritis and inability to attend court.
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Eugene Bowker
Matthews
S&s
A Life and Death Struggle Cured by New Discovery
W A Hines of Manchester Iowa recounts a near death from measles lung complications with severe coughing. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for a complete cure after doctors predicted death. He reports many others cured and notes regular and trial bottle pricing at T W Rude’s Drug Store in the Evening Herald.
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Wien @enen
Cunsumptican
Dr. King
T. W. Rude
Remedies for Female Catarrh Promises and Postscripts
A block of testimonial letters promotes Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin as cures for pelvic catarrh and related female ailments. Ladies from Akron to Wisconsin report relief from long standing symptoms, with notes praising Dr Hartman and offering a free book for women.
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Eliza Wike
Pe-ru-na
Sarah Gallitz
Luton
Karolina Suter
Cincinnati
Marie Hanson
Miebull, Wis
Teny
Vaudeville Manager Faces Harsh Cricket of Debts in Dubuque
J C Morris, veteran vaudeville show manager, reopens Riverside Park after poor crowds at Rhomberg park and Coates opera house. He contends unpaid bills from band members and boarding claims. Creditors including J R Luowlsyn attach Morris property for board debts. Paris claims boarding actresses and band wages. Morris holds sessions with Constable Bauer to settle debts. his piano and other property may cover claims.
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J. C. Morris
Rhomberg Park
Constable Bauer
Morris
Dubuque
Coates Opera House
Park
Riverside Park
New
Jefferson
J. R. Luowlsyn
Paris
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Gentle Remedy
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as the best and simplest remedy for aiding nature. It highlights the product as manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and urges prompt use when needed.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Scott Booms Elkins for Vice President at Convention
Senator Scott of West Virginia presses for an Elkins vice presidential bid and urges his delegation to display banners and a shovel as the convention nears. He predicts a floated boom and endorses his Senate colleague for the role.
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Philadelphia
Elkins
Scott
West Virginia
National Committee
Andy
Senate
Dr Kay's Renovator Sold By Drugists At Prices
A fragment praises a strong candidate and notes Dr Kay's Renovator as a perfect system renovator. It states the product was sold by druggists at percentage and one dollar prices.
Healthful living and a sunlit, active lifestyle
The subject thrives on good food and outdoor exercise. Her health and beauty bloom from regular activity. When cleansing is needed she uses Syrup of Figs, a gentle laxative made only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Cook With Gas Uses Climax Salve For Burns
A kitchen guide praises Climax Salve as fast acting relief for bar and scald injuries. It claims pain drops within five minutes and blister formation is prevented, calling the product the cook’s best friend.
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Page
Remember to Buy a Gas Range This Month
Public notice urges customers to visit the office to examine gas ranges and learn how gas saves money. It claims gas is cheaper than gasoline and better than other fuels and notes a July 1 expiration for the offer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shooting Park
Irish
Tol. Menderson
Mercy ‘Hospital Association
Father Gorman
Euiding
de. Nirby
Washington
John Stoltz
Prdntial
West Locust Street
George Parcher Thatch
Nihel
Charles Kies Wheeler
Tocust Street
Blanche Hanecock
C. A. Staples
J.I. Hancock
Grace M. Tier
Harry &. Skemp
Hot Baptist Church
The
Omaha Daily News
Mise Lucas
Olive Boothby
Anna Ryan
Marcelle Johnston
Violet Nester
Flossie May
Senevieve Planagan
Ruth Peterson
Vieta Burden
Brancin Tay
Mildred Moser
Noral Green
Marethi Schneider
Marth Hitchens
Hazel Kemp
Olive Peterson
Grace Noyes
Edna Simplot
Grace Simplot
Ednth Ri+land
Clara Riland
Isabelle West
Jandhe Lark
Bessie Richardson
Helent Richardson
Michel Werner
Nelle Paresons
Marjorie Jones
Carol Hurd
Clara Wood
Masters
Hazel Dorrance
Had Wood
Robbie Hay
Joe Neves
Joe Peterson
Len West
Mark Wood
Dwisht Whelps
Arthur Simplot
Ralph Lambert
Mr. Pontius
DuBois
Ponticus
Ceeee Eee
Barry
Pratue the Lord
Chotr
Mr. Marton
Green
Dresden
Stalner Ben
Cowen
Second Presbyterian Church
Charla
D—Buck
Shelley
Shubert
Westlude
Quaartet
the Homeland
Contrus
Miss Rose
M A
Pilgrim
Margden
M.m.ham
Rite of Cleveland
Thomass. Wilson
Ben M. Samuels
Charleston
South
Virginia
J. F. Bates
A. D. Anderson
M. M. Ham
Col. Bates
J. S. Murphy
Bowker
W. A. Hines
Manchester
Evening Herald
Iron St
Akron
Scott Booms
Main Street
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