Local streetcar system to swap lines and run every ten minutes
The local streetcar service announces sweeping changes starting March 30. West Main and Mole Berry lines merge with South Magentine and Bass Hill lines, while Park Place cars loop downtown. A new timetable aims for a car every ten minutes, though not guaranteed. Cars will run west on Second Street and east on Third, with front and rear doors used. Fares will be collected on boarding, with designated stops at crosswalks to improve safety. Waiting rooms shift to 708 East Second Street after next Saturday.
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Nwith
Ue Company
West FN
Moleherry Averme
South Magentine
Bass
Second Street
Bao
Paver
Alt Second Street
Norton
Wuzht
East Second Street
Arrests on Federal Warrants Draw Leonard Carter Return
Leonard Carter reported to be in custody after returning to Muscatine from a disappearance last fall. He faces charges of illegal sale of intoxicating liquor and is held at the county jail awaiting a preliminary hearing before Commissioner Rush in Davenport’s federal court.
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Leonard Carter
Carter
Davenport
Rush
Wheat Market Tangles in Storm Hit Trading Day
Market opened flat to higher as May futures moved between 04 and 53 with gains on strength from buying pressure. Light offerings and solid demand lifted prices for May pork and related futures amid erratic weather and interruption in shipments.
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Sharagrar
May
Bos
Shorms
Bohemian Girl at Grand Promises Spectacle Despite Local Scare
In Kecklerville on Sunday Steve Blanche allegedly threatened Mrs Lacey Rutka with a revolver during a dispute over five dollars. He was brought before Judge Rostan for assault with a hearing set for this afternoon.
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Kecklerville
Ag Ut
Steve Blanche
Rostan
Lacey Rutka
Erst Tenth Street
Blanche
Rutka
Grand Theatre Announces Month of Features
Manager Charles Salisbury reveals next thirty days at Grand Theatre with March 30 Servant in the House matinee and night, March 31 A Bunch of Keys, April 8 The Girl at the Gate, April 10 Fifty Fourth Regiment Band, April 15 The Confession, April 10 The Virginian, April 23 German Theatre Company, April 25 The Modern Ive. The month highlights are The Girl at the Gate and The Modern Ive with strong road show runs, and The Confession as the dramatic feature.
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Charles Salisbury
Grand Theatre
Hoyt
Fittysfourth Regimental
The
Virginian
German Theatre Company
Hogs a shade above Saturdays average
Receipts in Chicago on March 24 show hogs steady to a shade above Saturdays close on lighter than expected supplies due to Western storm delays. Cattle receipts were heavy with steers unpopular and markets eased. lambs were mostly light, with fat lambs lower and feeder lambs strong amid irregular trading.
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Chicago
Colorado
Walt
Champions Will Hold Annual Dance Tonight
Preparations finished for the Champion Hose, Hook and Ladder annual dance at the Armory. Organizers expect the largest attendance in the unit’s history with Noontz orchestra providing music. John Schumaker leads a committee including William Keefe J. J. Brown Henry Walter Alfred Feld William Tecke Sebastian Lehmer Frank Walter Fred Goeeel Barney Kill Edward Kinner. The program features old fashioned two step and waltz.
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Champion Hose
Hook Ang Ladder Company
Armory
Hose Company
Noontz Orchestra
John Schumaker
Wiliam Keefe
J. J. Brown
Henry Walter
Alfred Eld
William Tecke
Sebastan Lehmer
Frank Walter
Fred Goeeel
Barney Kill
Edward Kinner
Ind Walta
Brisk Demand for Speculative Issues Reopens Trading
New York and New Jersey led with brisk demand for speculative stocks as trading resumed after the holiday. Union Pacific, Reading, Rubber, St Pan Canal, and Steel ran up in early transactions. some less active issues also rose briskly. Sloss-Sheffield and U.S. Steel advanced while New Haven, Rumely, and Dun loaded losses. market closed firm with prices near day’s best.
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New York
Y. Mares
Union Facific Rose
Reading
Rubber
St. Pan
Steel
Jags
Sloss-Sheffeld
New Haven, Rumely and
Dun
Biennial budget puzzle explained before the assembly
Immensity of the problem is shown as Chairman Mattes and Larrabee present a full explanation to the thirty fifth general assembly in Des Moines. The Senate appropriations committee reports bills totaling about 576,705.67, with available funds at 1,300,000. The committee lists dozens of bills with varied appropriations, totaling 6,969,940.92, and notes the need to stretch funds to meet about 7,300,000 in demand.
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Ora Williams
Des Moines
Ffth General Assembly
Mattes
Larrabee
Senate
Sac
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Appropriations Committee
House
Grist
Sheear
Pickford
Lartebee
McManus
Savage
Department Public Instruction
Wlay
Joney
Socony
Bali
Iowa
Arney
Neal
Gettyspurg
Executive Council
Chase
Pension Spirit Lake
Mt. Pleasant
Peeeee
Jnguranca
Werl
Grand Army
Reun
Ion Aid
Sven Es Frannis
Clara Bante Wisn
Cers Sheean
A. W. Hanmket
Cerns
H. H. Rood
Visceses
McColl
Senate Appropriations Committee
Robinson
Spauleing
Webber
Doran
Thomas
San Francisco
Ream
Gtate Fair Grounds
Sullivan
Negmods
Vee
Tee Jones
Smith
DeWolf
Wilson
Appanonse
Guilivan
Bureau of Leper
Dunnegan
Amey
Bantman
Betha Myers
Francis
Clarkson
Tuarrabes
Wx Commission
Hadley
State
Omiceys
Kimball
Pay Tormey General
Farr
State Board of Ur L
Healdh
State Food and Dairy Department
Tegislawre
Board of Control
Assembly of Iowa Lodge to Hold Degree Work
Iowa Lodge No. 2 A P and A M plans a stated meeting tomorrow at 7 30 sharp to proceed to the second degree. Brethren in good standing are invited to attend as door work continues toward a substantial fund noted as 41000 001 and 3200 in figures unclear in the fragment.
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Iowa Lodge No
A. P
A. M
Ware
Own a Home Now Promises of Easy Terms at Your Convenience
Think of owning rather than renting and the thousands saved. The offer promises the most satisfactory terms and complete information on the world’s most fascinating possession, a home, inviting couples to visit for details.
Part of the Dowry
A short exchange about a wedding gift where a servant quips that his master has been given as a wedding present to his young mistress and asks if he will attend the nuptials. The dialogue hints at social norms and playful tones of a domestic scene.
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Mousemad
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