Police Court Records Highlight Fines And Jail Terms
Police court hearings led to multiple fines and short jail sentences. Josie Lampman Drew received thirty days after alleged whiskey smuggling. Harry Smith was jailed ten days for disturbing the peace. E C Kensel faced disorderly conduct charges with a bond set at 410 dollars. other locals like J Tippy Brank Spores P J Fallon and Jennings appeared for drunkenness or related offences.
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Harry, Smith
Blackhawk Street
Keneel
J. Tippy
Brank Spores
Lhorer
van Metro
P. J. Fallon
Parkersburg
Man in trouble with jail over care of afflicted youth
J F Killingaman, overseer of the poor, faces added trouble in tending Perry Jennings, a young man with an incurable disease at the little house on Division street. Recent events have caused concern as neighbors report exciting incidents involving the ill man and his visitor. Saturday the situation prompted further scrutiny.
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Jennings
T Ho
Woop
Wattan
J. F. Killingaman
Perry Jennings
Division Street
Carnival Week Opens in Waterloo With Patterson Show
Waterloo welcomes the Patterson Carnival Company to the Illinois Central show lots for a week of entertainment from 7:00 pm daily. The program features a trained animal show with Caesar Wallace and a Roman stadium act, high diving by Prof. Charles G. Johnson, and a circle of circus and novelty acts from Schone Bros. to Amanda troupe. Doors open with ten cent admission and the grounds showcase a crescent layout with a Ferris wheel at center.
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Waterloo
Great Patterson Carnival Company
Ilinois Central
Illinois Central
Dubuque
Order of Engles
Baseball Association
Mme. de Vara
Dungue
Caesar Wallace
Capt
Stonewall
3Arema
Mme
DeVara
Ohne
Roman Stadium
Schone Bros
Schone and
Stone
Miles Berchard and Co
Amanda
Acrobate
Patterson
Patterson Company
Chas. G. Johnson
Market upturn fades as floating capital tightens
The New York market shows pockets of strength led by Union Pacific amid a broad readjustment in money markets. A strong crop outlook and easing rates improve sentiment, but floating capital remains scarce and the bond of credit tight. The Harri man inquiry tempers panic while gold and foreign exchange moves reflect a cautious but improving economy. Henry Clews notes record foreign trade and reduced U.S. indebtedness abroad, signaling broad stabilization despite high commodity prices.
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New York
Union Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harri- Miah
London
Japan
Kussia J
Germany
United States
Pacific
Russia
Britain
England
Henry Clews
Lands Opened in Northwest to Settlement
Washington July 22 large tracts in the northwest are opened for settlement by presidential proclamation and interior department rules. Montana's Huntley irrigation lands total 633 farms of about forty acres each irrigable by government works. Next Saturday about 856000 acres become subject to settlement excluding certain districts. Additional areas in Washington and the Heppner reserve will be opened later this week or next month.
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Washington, D. C
Northwest
Secretary of the Interior
Huntley Irrigation Project
Yellowstone County
Montana
Portland
Lakeview
Dalles
Rougburg
Cascade National Forest Reserve
la Grande
Dallas
Watervilla
Seattle
Washington
Waterloo Chautauqua Hears Memorial Sermons and Bryan Address
A Sunday program at the Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute featured memorial services for H. T. Cowin and Ellen Brown with tributes by Dr. O Z Fullerton and E A Edwards. Rev W J French presided, and William Jennings Bryan addressed a large audience on The World and Its Ways drawing significant attendance. The day included music by Miss Etha Lynch and Miss Anna Kramer, with other services by the Baptist Young People’s Union and Garret Bible Institute leaders.
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W. J. Bryan
Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute
Consein
W. H. Geisteit
Frederick Eliott
United Presbyterian Church
J. H. Bauernfield
Evangelical Church
J. C. Bystring
Dr. Brinkman
Etha Lynch
Chicago
Neilin Law
Anna Kramer
Racper
George W. Lee
Sac City Institute
Baptist Young People’s Union
Joby Mr. Moore
H. T. Cowlp Andre
Ellen Brown
Loys
Chautauqua and
Bible Institute
W. J. French
E. D.hull
0. Z. Fullerton
Mr. Cowln
A. J. Edwards
Waterloo
E. T. ‘Cowin
C. Bronson
D. D
Garrett Bible Institute
C. E. Bradt
P. D
William Jennings Bryan
Owen P Lovejoy Celebration Opens Lincoln Campaign
Republican leaders plan a Greenfield gathering to mark the forty seventh anniversary of Owen P Lovejoy’s Lincoln campaign speech delivered at the Stowe farm Jersey county near Macoupin and Greene counties. Governor Deenen, Speaker Cannon, ex Senator Mason and ex Governor Yates are among participants noted for tomorrow’s event.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Illinois
Greenfield
Owen P. Lovejoy
Lovejoy
Robert G. Ingersoll
America
John M. Palmer
Stowe Farm
Jersey County
Macoupin
Greene
Deenen
Canhon
William ©. Mason
Richard Yates
Slaughter Sues in District Court to Cure Attachment
J W Slaughter sues in district court alleging attempt to evade payment on services and money advanced totaling 423.27 for real estate representation in La Cygne Kansas. He seeks attachment on property in Zollinger's addition block two lot eleven held under L R Eliott to protect his claimed lien. The case names Rick Areéon William Silver and L B R El Nott as defendants.
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Zollinger
L. R. Eliott
Certificates Here Received From June Teachers Examination
County Superintendent Chas Elliott reports the June teachers examination results from the state board. About fifty five certificates were awarded from 112 applicants with nearly twenty more to be issued later due to misplaced papers or old certificate grades. The July exam will be held in Waterloo and Cedar Falls. A list of certificate recipients from Cedar Falls and Waterloo is provided, with numerous names. Elliott expects at least twenty more Blackhawk county applicants to receive certificates, totaling about seventy five of 12.
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County
Chas, Elliott
State Board of Examiners
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
State Board
Cedar Falla
East Waterloo
June Buechele
Independence
Iows
Cora J. Owen
Dunkerton
Hazel Haymond
Laporte City
Pearl White
Lola’ Mae Walker
Jésup
Anna Y.brough
Cedar
Mary E. Slocum
Nellie Henry
Pearl Harn
Ethel Henry
Lilla Mae Hawn
Raymond
Cora Johnson
Cédar Falls
Minnie Belle Halton
Hattie Wilson
Katherine Miller
Stella M. Kyhl
Eva L. Gregg
Rosa M. Iverson
Josephine Thornton
Mary EB. Baird
Fannie O'Neil
Mattie Crittenden
Ruth Redman
Edith Schuneman
Laura M. Davenport
Mae Murphy
Hudson
Jessie M. Parr
Blanch Rawlings
Una Schell
Martha Roller
Vera DuBois
Minnie M. Godfrey
Mirtle Lewis
Des Moines
Elliott
State Department
Blackhawk County
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Receipts and Markets
Chicago hog cattle and sheep receipts for today show hogs trading mixed to higher with hogs closing 10 cents higher and light to heavy categories priced accordingly. Cattle opened high and closed strong while sheep remained steady. Local markets report eggs and butter pricing in New York and Waterloo grain and produce values.
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Chicago
New York
Waterloans Hear Good News on Doan's Kidney Pills
Report praises Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for backache and kidney trouble. A Waterloo testimonial from Mrs. Walter Stoddard describes her husband’s relief after shoveling coal worsened his kidney issues. The letter urges readers to remember the name and buy from local dealers. Two Mason City lightning victims recover but remain oblivious to their surroundings.
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Waterloo
Dodi
Walter. Stoddard
Town Street
Iowa
Tver Stacey
Doan
Wangler Bros
Taey
Bor
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Dean
Ake
Mason City
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Josie Lampman
Daya
John Kehr
Tom Nolan
Kebr
Awan
Dessin Lampman
Fail
Veasic Lampman
Sweitzer
Orers
Junge van Metre
E. C. Kensel
Kensel
Him
Standard OD. CO. Tamarpertiod
W. E. Fish
Jetterton Streat
Wteck
Elizabeth
Lillian Kirkpatrick
Chautauqua Park
Pearl McLeod
Cedar Rapids
Sadie Morson
Tony Gucktin
Waterloo Chautauquay and Bible Institute
Edward Louchaut
Chelsea
Towa
Justine Knapp
Rceny
Garry Matura
Ltauchout
Eilisi
Chantin Qua
Bryan Wes
Infante
Cart Micke
T. Cowin
Mra. Elles
Brown
Willis Brown
Salt Lake City
Charles Hoffman
Polk County
Hoffman
Infanity Commission
District Court
Glaughter
Lambon Bkob, & CO
Grulm
Provistons
Omeo
Gapeer Block
Waterioo
Bevert A Larrabee
Vansgeorn
Gral
Ghain
Aly
New York Stock Market
Amalgamated Copper
American Smelter
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chicago Great Western Colorado
Puc
Cece
Eee
Seta
Secede
Rene
Minoig Central Teeteee
Secon Nes
Missouri Pacific
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacifi Southern Railway
Baton Pacific
United States Steel
Omman Peas
Aensieea
American Sugar
Tibeeneceneran LS
Eacnes Dorn Vases
Balis Shea
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