Ismes W. Gecaré Big Enough for, President
Ismes W. Gecaré born August 25 1867 Geneseo New York earned A B D A and L E B from Columbia Married Mary Daly in 1901 admitted to bar 1902 now with Scott Gerard firm founded 1812 Served twelve years in New York National Guard rising to major Chaired New York Democratic Campaign Committee four years American Ambassador to Germany before US entry in World War I author of My Four Years in Germany and Face to Face With Heisenism gave many speeches for League of Nations elected to New York Supreme Court 1907 served half a year then ambassador to Germany by Wilson in 1916 first to publish Harber proposal complimented by New York General for Knickerbocker relief after panic
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Geneseo
New York
Columbia University
Mary.Daly
Marcus Dely
Montana
Scott
Gerard 2Bow
New -York National Guard
New York Democratic Campaign Committee
Germany
United States
Hil
Yas
League of Nations
Dervices
Wilson
América
New York Supreme Court
Harber
New
Turou
Knickerbeckny
Prominent New York Figure Profiles as Progressive Speaker
A detailed character sketch highlights a well known New York reformer described as outspoken and labor friendly. The subject is affiliated with the Rev Association and several clubs, serving as a trustee and sought after after dinner speaker. Fluent in French Spanish and German, he has extensive travel and wide acquaintance among old world statesmen.
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Episcopal
Imho
Borg
Rockland Path
Asertea
Mexico
Ember
Ghurer
Newe York Rev Association
New York
Good Ai
Germei
Funeral and social notes from Clinton area
Early Miss Anna 3ie Meet in Clinton saw Mirs May McFadden Tete funeral. Mr and Mrs J F Geluska and children of Maquoketa visited the Sidel home briefly after noon. Charles Beaver of Mt Carroll transacted business here and visited a Launsville friend. All are said to be well.
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Enuees
Cedar Fells
Anna
Clinton
Mirs
May McFadden
Jom F. Geluska
Maquoketa
John Sidle
Our City
Cimrles Beaver
Mt. Carroll
Launsville
Eure
Kemp's Balsam and Local Happenings in Maquoketa
James White returned from Sioux City last Tuesday. Flora Willey and Mrs George Gege visited Maquoketa for a funeral and shopping. Mrs J Foley's sister Mrs J P Foley reported better. Miss Mery Pierce visited her sister Mrs James White. Mr and Mrs Nis Olsa moved to Maquoketa from Nashville Town and occupy a new home on Market Street. The Banks and Sons sale finished strongly with good prices. Local residents, including the Reikens and Kinrades, moved/arranged farm plans. Electric work was added to several homes. The Delmar clipping notes a golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs Edward Norton of Delmar, Ireland-born, at St Marys church and home celebrations, with many relatives in attendance.
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James White
Sioux City
Flora Willey
George Gege
Mapuoketa
Fortia Davis
Clark
James Smith
Beckton
J. P. Foley
Mery Pierce
Maquoketa
Will Kinrade
Banks End Sons
Artiz x
W. B. Clark
Maque
Keta
Our City
J. P. ‘Peter
Herman Parker
Hief Anne Catherine
Chicago
W. C. Paris
New Century Club
Delmar
Ras
Ed ‘Ward Norton
Clinton Herald
St Mary's ’ Church
Edward Norton
Fourteenth Avenue
Monsignor
J. McKoughlin
Wand
Mr and Mharten
County Cork
Ireland
Thim
John
Wiliam Paseng
Thig Hap
Edwaard Maskel
Anes Robb
H . Byward
Catherne
James
Ana
St. Paul
Mins
Lige Rasmussen
Mesdames FL
George
A. Hess
Cassin
Charles Chapman
Mejmahe
Clarming
Pneumous
Bart
Fesen Wee
Clinton
Leila J
Mt. St. Clare Academy
Grace McGonegle
TLE. Canty
Nell OzGrads
Excile Fitzpatrick
George Allison
Nashville
Eroma Clark
Ercest
Reynalds
Calamus
Dee Taylor
N. Main Street
St. Patrick’s School
Emanuel
Rariie
Wis
Roy Reynolds
Kenneth Maltas
Pavel Sanford
Elmer Sanford D. EH
Hilda Pederson
Helen
Weber
F. W. Johnson Jr
M.S
Berkley
Sabula
Starry
Elwood
Bunner
Oxford Jet
David D. Elise
Charles
St Ambrose College
Davenport
William Re
Chisago
Reilly
Community notices and local updates bring mixed life
Local society columns report visitors, family events, illnesses, school suspensions, and a funeral in Delmar. Notable items include the Reilly death and funeral, a first baby girl for Roy Reynolds, a debate in the gym, and club activities at the New Century Club with Pershing and Holy Land papers.
Tanlac credited for cure of Des Moines girl
Mrs William Nehls of 2045 Lyon Street Des Moines Iowa reports her ten year old daughter Fella recovered from influenza weakness and nervous troubles after three bottles of Tanlac. She says the girl regained strength vitality and cheerful disposition and kept up with school. Tanlac is sold in Maquoketa by Brosan Hinckley in Belleville by Charles G Denick in Lamotte by Nie Aisgtgen and in Ragatz.
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Tarlac
William Nehls
Lyon St
Des Moines
Towa
Tanlac
Bella
Mrs. Nehls
Dee
Toniac
Maquoketa
Brosan & Hinckley
Biles
Ghas. d
Mexican War Casualties Reported From Volunteer Forces
A fragmentary record notes losses on the American side during the Mexican War. It lists volunteers with 40s and 13 wounded, 1,818 died of wounds, and indicates broader death tolls from combat and disease, though the text is incomplete.
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Merica
Weounds
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