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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1901

Page

7

Palace Restaurant serves oysters amid town chatter

Local notices mix promotions and social updates from Pella area firms and residents. Advertisers tout holiday specials from Gaass and Vanderzee while theater acts and concerts highlight upcoming events at the palace and auditorium. Community news covers births, marriages, travel, and business dealings with names like van der Linden and Nossaman prominent.

Gaasstra Gaass Prairie City Pella A. N. van der Linden Brown Nossaman

Methodist chicken pie supper raises church funds in Maple City

The M E church ladies served a chicken pie dinner at the old Bon Ton stand last Saturday with mashed potatoes beans and salads and evening oysters. Receipts totaled about 50 for a church fund. Also reported a theft at Star restaurant where two young men and a married man allegedly stole oysters and a can of milk. The owner warns the culprits to return the items or face warrants.

Dan Fisk J. H. Klein Malcom Mr. Sadler Miss Tansey Vans City Bakery E.G. Wheeler Elz Wheeler Wm. Hagens Chicago G. Tysse Leighton Second Reformed Church Neimeyer L. Thomas Colorado Thomas Frank Warner Wm. Johnson Palace F. W. Brinkhhoff City Europe Brinkhoff Will Pella Jersey Todd Nossaman Jacob Todd South Pella M. E. Church Bon Ton Stand Star Mr. Welle The Christian Endeavor Bon Ton Endeavor

Indictment, Grand Jury Minutes, and New Trial Denial

In a general session a motion was heard concerning the indictment for a3 leave to inspect the grand jury minutes. Both applications were denied. Molineux’s lawyers argued that evidence before the grand jury and the Barnet letters were improper under appellate court reversal. The judge said the court of appeals could direct a final judgment, ordering a new trial, while the minutes inspection was denied per Judge Blanchard’s prior ruling.

Newburger Blanchard

British Force Escapes Capture Near Heilbron

Pretoria dispatches report General De Wet concentrating about 2000 Boers near Heilbron and Colonel Wilson with Kitchener's scouts in touch for two days. Rimington relieved Wilson after a 50 mile night march. British retire to Heilbron with few casualties. Separate notes credit MacKenzie and Benson tactics with Scottish horse and 13 Boers and cattle captured.

London Pretoria de Wet Rimington Heilbron Driblets Wilson Kitchener Colin MacKenzie Benson

Maple City Self Washing Soap Ad Claims Easy Cleansing

An advertorial touts Maple City Self Washing Soap for gentle use on hands and fabrics. It promises to save rubbing and keep clothes looking white as new.

Maple City

Pen Population Increase at Ft Madison Prison

The Ft Madison penitentiary submitted its monthly report to the state board of control showing 438 inmates at the start of November, rising to 444 by month’s end. The net increase was six as 23 prisoners were discharged while all others were received, including two returned by the governor and one by court order.

Ft. Madison Penitentiary State Board of Control

Miss Ellen Stone Located Near Dubnitza in Bulgaria

Information from Salonica says Ellen M. Stone and Madam Tsilka are concealed about five miles south of Dubnitza near Rila. A Macedonian who left Dec 1 provided exact hid ing places and the homes of agents aiding the brigands. American officials may dispatch emissaries to treat with the bandits and have asked Turkey for free passage across the frontier guarded by troops at intervals.

Miss Stone Salonica Ellen M. Stone Madam Tsilka Rila Dubnitza Turkey

Pella Library Association Sends Cheer To Ill President Nollen

At the Dev 10 meeting the Pella Library Association sent sympathetic greetings to President John Nollen who is indisposed. The letter notes his illness, acknowledges his past service, and states he has just been re elected as president. Signed by Cc. Rv.

Vanderzee Moslers Gaass Pan Nimwegen & Ver Rees Gerrit Brand Tonie Fe E. van der Weert Newton Pella Library Association John J. Bousquet John Nollen Cc. Rv

Local bricklayer involved in public street fight over whiskey

Lem Young, a bricklayer, attacked pop-corn dealer C D Manley and knocked Nightwatchman Voorhees unconscious in a street fight after drinking. Young was arrested by deputies Ratcliff and Huntley, later fined five dollars with costs. a warrant was issued for his arrest when he fled. Voorhees remained hospitalized, with public outrage and calls for full legal punishment.

Lem Young C.D. Manley Mr. Manley Manley Voorhees Young Ratcliff Rob't Huntley Mr. Voorhees Craig Milgan Squire McDonald Garnett Nebraska

Visit of Dawes to Mrs McKinley in Canton

Reports from Canton suggest Mrs McKinley’s condition worsens with great anxiety among family and friends. Despite appearing to endure the shock of her husband’s end, letters indicate the heart breaking strain has undermined her mind and body, with signs of rapid decline.

Charles . Dawes McKinley

Sunshine and Encouragement Define True Success

The passage extols real success as scattering sunshine and inspiring others. It urges uplifting those overlooked, nourishing blighted blooms with dew and sunlight, so they bloom again and brighten the world. The measure of a life is how it leaves life brighter and better through acts of encouragement.

Library Board Debates Yellow Journalism Aboard

Council Bluffs library trustees debated placing yellow journalism in the reading room at yesterday's meeting. President M F Rohrer urged files include the New York Journal Chicago American and St Louis Post Dispatch while other trustees resisted, voting reluctantly to admit the Journal.

M. F. Rohrer Council Bluffs Library Board Public Library New York Journal The Chicago American St. Louis Post-Dispatch Rohrer Board of Trustees

Bank Failures Hit Orange City and Morris Iowa

The Holland City News reports the private banks in Orange City and Morris Iowa closed their doors. The move leaves local business communities financially embarrassed, with depositors potentially paid in full by next June. Several former townsmen were among the victims.

Holland City Henry Hospers Orange City Iowa Morris

Penny & Co. closes after wheat bull market loss

H R Penny and Company a commission house with offices in Sioux City Lincoln Beatrice Fremont and Syracuse Nebraska shut its doors on Tuesday. It is reported the firm sustained forty thousand dollars in losses from the recent wheat bull movement.

H.R. Penny & Co Sioux City Lincoln Beatrice Fremont Syracuse Neb

City editor dates claim on I am a Democrat remark

Albany Telegram editor presents proof that the phrase I am a Democrat belongs to Grover Cleveland before David B. Hill. The editor notes such claims could predate both men as political slogans.

Albany, New York Telegram David B. Hill Grover Cleveland Cleveland Hill Grover

Iowa Central State Medical Society Meets in Marshalltown

The Iowa Central State Medical Society met in Marshalltown on Tuesday December 1g. An interesting program had been prepared for the occasion.

Iowa Central State Medical Society Marshalltown

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