Pettibone Verdict Declares Not Guilty in Boise Case
Boise Idaho January 4 Associated Press Pettibone is found not guilty after a long jury ballot held overnight The jurors were ten to two in favor of acquittal at the final tally There was no action in the Moyer case this morning State attorneys acknowledge the Western Federation of Miners leaders prosecution for the Steunenberg murder is ended Meyer will be released on bail likely this afternoon.
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Boise
Idaho
Associated Press
Pettibone
Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Meyer
Troops Deployed to Muncie Under Martial Law
Indiana National Guard units arrived in Muncie by order of Governor Hanley to preserve peace during a street railway strike. Twelve infantry companies one battery and support units assembled. trains ran on schedule with no disturbances as Martial Law was proclaimed placing Major General McKee in command at Muncie.
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Hanley
Associated Press
Muncie
Ind
Signal Corps
Indiana National Guard
Indianapolis
McKee
Catholic Order Warns Parents Against Non Catholic Schools
Pittsburg January 4 Bishop Canavin of the Pittsburg diocese issues a strict letter warning that where Catholic schools exist within two miles parents are forbidden under pain of mortal sin to send children to non Catholic schools. Confessors are forbidden to absolve those who disobey.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Canevin
Powers Jury Disagrees After Fourth Goebel Case Trial
Georgetown Ky January fourth The Associated Press reports Caleb Powers’ jury could not reach a verdict after more than 48 hours of deliberation. This marks their fourth trial on charges of complicity in the murder of William Goebel with the panel split ten for acquittal and two for conviction.
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Associated Press
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Powers
Bomb Explodes at First National Bank in Kansas City
A bomb exploded in the basement of the First National Bank building at Tenth and Baltimore in Kansas City at noon today. The blast caused extensive damage and injured three people, none seriously.
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Associated Pressg
Kansas City
Jan
First National Bank
Tenth and
Baltimore Street
Yarmouth Contests Divorce Action Defense Planned
London Jan 4 Solicitors for the Earl of Yarmouth whose wife formerly Miss Alice C Thaw began suit for nullification of their marriage have given notice they propose to defend the action The case will probably not be heard for several weeks
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Associated Press
London
Earl of Yarmouth
Alice C. Thaw
The Redemption to Be Repeated at First Presbyterian
The Redemption will be repeated tomorrow night at the First Presbyterian church. Admission is free but a collection will be taken to defray expenses. Demand for another performance follows last evening’s success, allowing more people to hear this fine oratorio.
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First Presbyterian Church
Two Take Teachers’ Exam In County Office
Only two candidates sat for the teachers’ examination at the county superintendent’s office today Miss Jonas from Winslow and O A Fackler Cedarville schools principal.
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Miss Jonas
Winslow
O. A. Fackler
Cedarville
Skating at Taylor Park rink noted by locals
A brief item reports good skating at the Taylor Park rink with Miss Marie Barnist at 52 Oak Place, describing the piano studio location and inviting visits.
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Taylor Park
Marie Barnist
Oak Place
Inspection of Canton Unity No 4 is postponed
Canton Unity No 4 Patriarch Militant was inspected Friday night by Colonel Malgrew and Lieutenant Smith of Rockford. The Cantons hold the highest rank of subordinate Odd Fellowship. Installation of officers was postponed to January 1 when the department commander and his staff are expected to attend.
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Canton Unity
Canton Unity No. 4
Malgrew
Smith
Rockford
Odd Fellowship
Well improved Stephenson Co farm for quick sale
Auction notice for a highly improved quarter section farm in Stephenson County. Sale urged as quick, with M W Cowtey and partners Over Emerick Barrett and Co handling transactions. Includes land described as first class in every respect.
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Stephenson Co
M. W. Cowtey
Emerick, Barrett & Co
Horse Dashes Away From Doctor in Stephenson Street Run
Dr. Moore of Stealy and Snyder offices had a thrilling morning when a loosened harness caused his horse to bolt from Senate hotel to Chicago street. The rig struck a troley pole at Chicago and Stephenson, the doctor was thrown but uninjured. The horse limped away after a dramatic dash as spectators sought cover on slippery streets.
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Dr. Moore
Stealy & Snyder
Stephenson Street
Senate Hotel
Chicago Street
Chicago
Stephenson Streets
School Board Meets Deliberates and Adopts Resignations
The school board held its regular monthly meeting at the public library. President pro tem Breed presided in Bergman's absence. Hawke was away. Minutes from Dec 6 were read and approved. Auditing committee reported current bills. secretary to issue orders. Prof. D. R. McGrew resigned to join Council Bluffs Town High. BE L Burchard advocated library cooperation, proposing books be placed in grades. the board approved a pilot program for next semester. Adjournment followed.
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Board of Education
Bergman
Breed
Hawke
D. R. McGrew
McGrew
Council Bluffs
BE. L. Burchard
Sralda
Market closing quotes and Union Stock Yards figures
Chicago January 4 closing board of trade quotations show May wheat at 1.03 cents, May corn 613, May oats 55, Jan pork 13.37, Jan ribs 80.77, Jan lard 7.27. Union Stock Yards: cattle 4060 unchanged. beeves 83 6 06 6.20. cows heifers 1.25 to 4.66. stockers feeders 2.20 to 4.30. hogs 28,000 down 5 to 10. light 4.15 to 4.56. mixed 4.25 to 4.63. hews 4.20 to 4.60. rougette 4.80. base saic 4.45 to 8.84. sheep 3000 5.83 to 5.15.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Chicago Board of Trades
J& J. Winer & Co
Rice Building Co
D. Anderson
Akman
Ward— Dan Oenene Tso
Wu Jun Ore
Mrs S J Best in critical condition in Freeport
Charlee A Best of Oconto and Dr Schaper of Appleton arrived in Freeport last evening for Mrs S J Best who remains in a critical state after a Thursday stroke. Mrs Kingsley’s condition stays unchanged and long-time Freeport resident is noted as feeble in health. Patrick Reedy has been ill for two weeks.
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Charlee A. Best
Oconto
Wia
Dr. Schaper
Appleton
Freeport
S. J. Best
George SP. Kingsley
Kingsley
Patrick Reedy
Majvatte to Feature New Pictures and Songs
Manager Guiteau travels to Chicago to debut a complete picture change at the Majvatte tomorrow. He has secured several of the latest films and a selection of new songs, including the popular dreary waltz from the Merry Widow. The face is touted as a top musical hit of the season.
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Majvatte
Guiteau
Chicago
Freeport to Hold Four U S Court Terms Annually
Judge S H Bethea orders four annual sittings of the United States court in Freeport on the third Mondays of January April July and October with adjourned terms to be continued if no judge is present. The Western division’s growth prompts the change, aligning Freeport with Chicago proceedings and ensuring active judicial business.
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Freeport
United States Court
Bentley
Bethea
Chicago
United States
S. H. Bether
U. K'd
P. S. Grosscup
J. Kohlsaat
Kenessaw M. Landis
Local club meetings and lectures scheduled this week
A series of meetings are listed for groups including the Woman's auxiliary, Lady Maccabees, Freeport Shakespeare society, Comforting Circle of King's daughters, and M'nistering Circle. Lectures by Dr Willett offer syllabi at the public library for ten cents. W C T U meets at Y M C A parlors Wednesday at 3 with county president Miss Carrie Musser. Embury church Women’s Foreign Missionary society hosts a January 8 gathering at 28 Prospect Terrace with devotions at 2:30 and a literary program.
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King’s Daughters
Amelia Miller
Douglas Avenue
Dr. Willett
Public
Carrie Musser
M'nistering
Brinsmaid
Charles Barrett
Foley Street
Albo
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Embury Church
A. G. Hoefer
Prospect Terrace
Bucklin's Arica Salve Praised By Maine Resident
Mr E. Chamberlain of Clinton Maine declares Bucklin's Arica Salve "does the business" for piles chapped hands and old sores, claiming cures with no scarring. Sold at Joseph Emmert's drug store.
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Emerick, BarrettaCo
Gillette Razors
Chippewa Street
C. F. Hildreth
Weather Forecast
Towa
First National
Yarmouth
H. A. Hillmer Company
Exchange St
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Nesheik Lodge
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Winnesheik Lodge No. 30
Winnesheik
L. L. Munn
William Koenig
Philip Fosselman
Charles E. Cross
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J. F. Fair
William Stewart
Albert Roberts
Christian Fossler
Odd Fellows
Mann Building
J. A. Gale
W. H. Manchester
R. R. Spitler
A. Roberts
J. S. Walker
R. J. Carnahan
E. A. Smith
Winnesheik Lodge
Noble Grand
Thomas J. Holmes
John T. Sharples
Henry Brinkman
Frank B. Koenig
John A. Gale
Harry H. Yount
Roy R. Spitler
Frank Portner
Inner Guardian
Ray M. Laible
W. Brady
Bert Giesey
A. L. Linder
John Binkley
R. S
John M. Wassell
IL. S
Clarence Geiger
Walter Ritchie
Grand Lodge
Memorial Association
Wm. M
Social Committee
Edward Southard
Geo. Rodemeyer
Emma Kling
Emma _ Kling auxiliary of the
United Spanish War Veterans
Gertrude Angle
Louise Held
Mary Shrove
Julia Yount
Rose Shouer
Minnie Barth
Nona Mogle
Will Franks
Emma Becker
Grace Shouer
Lena Walz
Stephenson
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S. H. Bethea
Jurists
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Wm. F. Jungkunz
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