Foley Hogan Wedding in Anamosa
An early morning ceremony at St Patrick church united Dr. M F Hogan and Miss Bertha Foley of Anamosa. The couple left for Dubuque by auto and will honeymoon in Chicago. Hogan, a local dentist, is well regarded. Foley is a longtime Anamosa resident.
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Foley—Hogan
Anamosa
Eureka
St. Patrick's Church
Father Powers
M. F. Hogan
Bertha Foley
Hogan
Dubuque
Chicago
Dr. Hogan
Jones County
Hig
Interrupted Honeymoon In Anamosa As Mrs Hogan Falls Ill
Mrs Mark Hogan of Anamosa Iowa fell ill during a honeymoon trip to Dubuque and Chicago. Dr Mark Hogan a prominent Anamosa dentist accompanied her. They left Anamosa on July 17 after their wedding and planned a long eastern tour but halted in Dubuque for care before resuming their journey.
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Dubuque
Mark Hogan
Anamosa
Governor Deneen Backs Taft for Republican Nomination
A five member progressive Republican committee reported Governor Deneen favors Taft as the regular Republican nominee and will support his candidacy. Secretary of State Doyle auditor McCullough and Attorney General Stead confirmed the stance. Andrew Russell offered no reply, promising a mailed answer. Lt. Governor Oglesby reported no response yet. The Roosevelt faction plans to field a full state ticket per Senator Dixon’s directive.
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Deneen
Taft
Medill McCormick
Roosevelt
Doyle
McCullough
Stead
Denesa
Andrew Russell
McCormick
Oglesby
Elkhart
Jetter
Roosevelt Party
Dixon
The Fingers and the Calendar
A Harper's Weekly note explains a mnemonic from Iceland using knuckles to recall month lengths. January sits on the forefinger knuckle with 31 days, February in the trough with fewer days, and the pattern repeats across months, ending with July on the little finger and August on the forefinger.
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Harpers Weekly
Iceland
Two Sunstrokes Reported Near Manchester This Week
Manchester dispatch notes two serious sunstrokes. Joseph Airhart, a local farmer, collapsed unconscious from heat in a hay field and died after over an hour of failed revival. Perry McIntosh, Civil War veteran and carpenter, was found critically ill in a sand pit near the Illinois Central depot after hours in the sun.
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Manchester
Joseph Airhart
Perry McIntosh
McIintosh
Illinois Central Depot
Olliver
Kenyon Liquor Shipment Bill Heads for Senate Vote
The judiciary committee of the Senate ordered a favorable report on the Kenyon bill as amended by Senator Sanders Tennessee. It aims to prohibit shipping intoxicating liquors into dry territory. Despite efforts to kill it in committee, Kenyon's persistence moves it toward a senate vote.
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Kenyon
Judiciary Committee
United States
Senate
Sanders
Tennessee
Bishop Warren Dies After Illness in Denver
Bishop Henry W. Warren of the Methodist Episcopal church, retired by the general conference last May, died in Denver last Tuesday night after a pneumonia illness.
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Henry W. Warren
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Denver
Real Estate Transfers In Anamosa And Olin Areas
Real estate transfers listed include Charles Edward Fish and wife to H Joslin for two Shaw's additions lots in Anamosa at $850. Sarah M. Miller to R A Shover includes 30 acres in Richland township at $1. L J Underwood to Frank McNeilly covers a 40 feet by 55 feet lot in Fisher's east Anamosa at $1. Phebe A. Alexander et al to Peter M Friedricksen includes 120 acres in Madison township at $10 800. George L Moore et al to Harry Alspaugh and Earl Lar 80n at $1 350 and $195 respectively. Mary M Easterly to R C Walters covers out lots in Smith's add to Olin at $1. News notes reference editorials about Lorimer and Roosevelt.
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Charles Edward Fish
Joslin
Shaw
Anamosa
Sarah M. Miller
R. A. Shover
Richland Township
L. J. Underwood
Frank McNeilly
Fisher
Phebe A. Alexander
Peter M. Friedricksen
Madison Township
George L. Moore
Harry Alspaugh
Earl Lar
Fairview
Mary M. Easterly
R. C. Walters
Smith
Olin
Eye strain and the brain as the weakest link in prolonged work
The article argues eye strain originates not in the eye but in the brain as the organ wrought hardest by daily and evening activity. It notes the brain’s fatigue manifests as headaches and vertigo while the eye remains robust until its own mechanics fail, with other organs possibly showing early symptoms.
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Metropolitan Magazine
Houdon Finds His Name Changed at the Comedie
The French sculptor Houdon, famed for bronze statues, visits the Comedie Francais when a new ticket taker denies entry without a ticket. He declares I am the father of Voltaire, gaining entry and prompting the registrar to inscribe Voltaire le pere for the evening. The crowd then calls him by that name thereafter.
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Houdon
C. S. Hart
Edward Biddle
Voltaire
M. Voltaire
le Pere
Comedie
The Healing Laugh and Merriopathy Claims
A short passage extols merrioathy as superior to homeopathy and allopathy for curing gloom and grouch. laughter is praised as a key medicine that lengthens life and strengthens spirits. An offhand exchange questions women’s voting, suggesting economic oppression and a jab at hat shop pricing and feather bunches.
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Christian Herald
Chamberlain
Funny family buy sparks talk of a neighborly move
A Baltimore American snippet shows a family considering buying a horse and joking about its kick while a neighborly tie forms as cordial exchanges mark a new house purchase with water frontage and plans to visit.
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George
Baltimore American
Midnight confrontation at store noted by Boston Transcript
A policeman questions a suspicious stranger at midnight as the burglar replies he is taking stock. The quote accompanies a Boston Transcript caption and Thackeray motto about excellence and appreciation.
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Boston Transcript
Prima Donna Certificate Gag in London Tit Bits
A joke in London Tit-Bits features a singer unable to perform and a manager who asks for a counter certificate proving she cannot sing. The exchange turns on a cheeky twist about certificates and capability.
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London
Choir Joining Mention Revealed in Philadelphia Press
Dialogue shows a man claiming he has joined the choir at the listener’s church, with the woman confirming her brother Jack told her of the church choir association. The Philadelphia Press source record captures this conversational snippet.
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Jack
Philadelphia Press
Only One Question Found Qualifying in Bar Exam Tale
Senator Bailey of Texas once chaired a Dallas county bar admission exam committee. He reported that one aspirant qualified after answering only one question: what he knew about a freehold estate. The judge noted the answer showed no knowledge, a fact Bailey framed as favorable.
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Bailey
Texas
Dallas
Popular
The Actress Ideal and Weight Search Jibe
A brief dialogue from the New York Telegraph notes an actress seeking fat parts while a colleague remarks that stage folk all want changeable roles. The exchange centers on body image and acting ideals in theater circles.
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New York Telegraph
The Man Who Bets Being Right Always Loses
A brief aphorism from Chicago Record-Herald notes that a man certain of his own correctness frequently loses bets. The quip reflects on overconfidence and luck in wagering.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Confession Acknowledges Love and Baseball Thoughts
A dialogue excerpt shows a beautiful girl asking if the beloved Charles loves her, and he affirms. She queries about constant thoughts, and he admits occasional thoughts of baseball, reflecting lighthearted romance from the Washington Herald.
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Washington Herald
Democrats fool county townsman Welch for supreme judge
The county Democrats debated John S Welch as a potential supreme judge. Instructions for him were voted down causing frustration among his supporters. Delegates show no clear support in papers while Welch remains forgiving and likely to help past allies in the future.
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John S. Welch
Welch
Miss Hanna Returns Home From Manchester Visitor
Miss Hanna daughter of C. M. Hanna of Manchester has returned home this morning after being the guest of Mrs. B. L. Hoyt.
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Miss Hanna
C. M. Hanna
Manchester
B. L. Hoyt
Lighthouse keeper captain saved by Electric Bitters
J. B. Donahue of South Haven Michigan, a Civil War captain and lighthouse keeper, credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney trouble chills and improving sight after years of false cures. At seventy he feels fine and endorses them for dyspepsia digestion and liver and kidney troubles. Available for 50 cents at O H Soetje's.
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Donahue
Haven
Mich
O. H. Soetje’s
Frightful Polar Winds Hurt Hands in Far North
Severe cold winds cause red rough or sore chapped hands and lips. Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals and softens the skin. Also effective on cold sores burns boils sores ulcers cuts bruises and piles. Only 25 cents at O H Saetje's.
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Bucklen
Arnica
O. H. Saetje’s
Administrator's Notice of Estate in Jones County Iowa
Public notice declares R A Cartano appointed administrator of Christian Kohler deceased by the District Court of Jones County Iowa. Creditors must file sworn claims with the Clerk within legal time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Monticello Iowa five day of January year 14912. J W Coxsee attorney for the estate.
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District Court
Jones County
Iowna
Christian Kohler
Monticello
Iowa
State of Town
Orlando F. Hosford
PiaintHt
Anna Kehoe
Charles W. Kehoe
J. B. Kehoe
Lewis W. Kehoe
Josephine Ryan
Dennis M. Ryan
Genevieve Bailey
Robi
O. Bailey
Florence C. Kehoe
Nicholas Kehoe
Bridget Kehoe
Nellie Hopkins
Patrick Kehoe
Johanna Hogan
Elizabeth Drummy
William Drummy
Dennis Kehoe
Mary Kehoe
William Kehoe
James Kehoe
Kate Kehoe
Margaret Kehoe
John Kehoe
Emma Kehoe
Frank Kehoe
Lizzie Kehoe
Ania McDonald
James MccDonald
Fannie A. Kehoe
William (. Kehoe
John Joseph Kehoe
Francis Kehoe
Mary A. Houth
Katie Kehoe
PL. H. Kehoe
Magic Kehoe
Charles Murphy
Josephine Rutter
Charles Rutter
Frances Dress
Peter Dress
Nellie Hubbard
Harvey Hubbard
James Maloney
Lena Maloney
Mary Meyer
William Meyer
Helen Stafford
John Stafford
Johanna Atkin
Ann Kehoe
Thomas Kehoe
Denis Kahoe
Margie Kehoe
Lizvie Kehoe
District Court of
Denis Kaloo
S. KE
Thomas Rennce
Thomas Kelhow
Drathe
Simon Kehoe
Jobo Kehoe
Thomas
A. D
J. W. Doxler
Milo P. Smith
Eighteenth Judicial District
Towa
Sioux City Politician Wins First Ballot in Eighth District Convention
George C. Scott of Sioux City secured the nomination for the short term in Congress on the first ballot at the Eleventh District Republican convention, defeating Leslie B. Francis of Spirit Lake.
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George C. Scott
Sioux City
Leslie B. Francis
Spirit Lake
Public Dairy Farm Sale Near Monticello
Elmer Cropp announces a public sale at his farm five miles east of Monticello on Saturday July 27 at 1 p.m. Items include 18 cows 4 heifers 1 Durham bull 1 Sharpless cream separator 3 cream cans 1 surkey plow 1 wagon and 1-14 inch plow. Reason: to discontinue the dairy branch. Free lunch at noon. Abe Allamand signs.
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Monticello
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Pioneer Press
Col. Roosevelt
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Washington Star
Thackeray
Ideal
R.A. Cartano
J. W. Coxsee
Mooney Waggles
Cleveland Plain Dealer
L. G. Stabler
F. A. Hefner
Grace Albery
Express
Sarah A. Oltman
Delaware County
Sand Spring
Worthington
N. W. Bindner
LeMars
Perkins, Heliose and Star
Leroy Clark
Haeussler
Express Printing Office
John
Express Office
Balster
Scotch Grove
Salhe
Bool
Elmer Cropp
Cascade Road
David Schneiter
Abe Allamand
Monticello Lovell Hotel
N. J. Hamilton
Dike
Fagan & CO
Ourdasians
Just
J. E. Bateman
Eukee Abe
O. H. Soetje
C. A. Errickson & CO
TRE Fcme
Fenner’s
Children’s Suits
General Merchandise
Central Lumber & Coal Company
G. P. Rockstad
H. C. Waite Music Co
Cedar Rapids
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