Turmoil in Nebraska presses extra session on liquor laws
Nebraska Governor Sheldon weighs calling an extraordinary session to amend state liquor laws for statewide prohibition. A press dispatch notes the governor seeks legislature opinions by Saturday vote, aiming to suspend prohibitory rules in municipalities with a three-fifths majority. The piece also touches on political fallout from Sheldon’s gubernatorial loss and echoes fears seen in Indiana and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneldon
Nebraska
Sheldon
Aales Place
Indiana
Ohio
The Clean South Side and Great White Way Lights Up Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa merchants organize blocks of business districts with electric lamps and white globed electroliers. The initiative spreads from the park to High avenue, creating the “Great White Way” as fronts are repainted and numbered improvements roll out across the business core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa Herald
Oskaloosa
High Avenue
Market Street
Jine
Oskaloosa Na- Homat Bank
Veeck
Nashua area notes and school changes in November
Local items from Nashua and Janesville report social visits, moving, and illness. Notable: Miss Edna Smith and others back to Nashua area. teacher Edna Smith resumes duties after illness. Henry Reich to Waterloo for work before January. Rev H W Troy arranging for father S S Troy’s burial. Sunday schools organized near Nashua. and multiple family updates plus seasonal colds and a forthcoming Perry farm house move.
Notable events and births in 19th century history
This Date in History notes various events and births: Cyres Alger inventor of the Sylinder store born in Westridge Massachusetts. US minister James Monroe appointed to Spain in 1904. Americana defeated at Chrysler's Ford battle on the St. Lawrence. Henry M. Alden born and died 1907. Brazil and Paraguay war starting in 1819. 1884 third plenary council met in Baltimore. 1885 Washington admitted as a state. 1907 German emperor and empress visited Windsor to meet King Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyres Alger
Sylinder
Westridgewater
Mass
United States
Six Nations
James Monroe
Spain
Americana
Chrysler
Faro
Canadian
St. Lawrence River
Henry M. Alden
Brazil
Paraguay
Baltimore
Washington
Harrison
Windsor
Edward
Armour family magnate profiles and a sickness claim
A fragmented obituary style item notes J Ogden Armour born November 11 1862 Milwaukee son of Philip Armour. It mentions his Yale education and ascent to Armour and Company presidency expanding packing houses grain elevators railroads and other large industries. Also a 1888 affidavit from Frank J Cheney claiming a cash reward for Catarrh cure from Mall and Co with a notary seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ogden Armour
Milwaukee
Philip D. Armou
Chicago
Armour
Yale
Ofrees
of Armour and Company
Chierge
Omaha
Kansas City
Mc.Armour
State of Ohio
Tateco
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Frm
PF. A. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Thia
Anti Vivisection Concert Draws Big Turnout in New York
New York’s Waldorf Astoria hosted a high profile anti vivisection concert under the New York Anti Vivisection Society with many offers from prominent singers and musicians declined. Notable performers include Mme Grima Eames and Albert Spalding, aiming for both artistic and financial success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waldorf Astoria
Mme, Grima Eames
Albert Spalding
Death and community notices from Marble Rock late 1800s
A Marble Rock community column records the death of Judd Ackley from stomach cancer, funeral set for Thursday, plus a roundup of local events. Disciple church closes a four week meeting with 66 additions, families travel, remodeling advances, and many residents attend services, visits, and funerals.
Fires and social rounds mark New Hartford week
In New Hartford on election day Baptist Aid Society served meals at the church. George Dennis' horse barn caught fire but was quickly saved with hose. The fire bell was moved to the telephone office for quicker alerts. A masquerade dance at Tioulthan’s hall and a high school entertainment drew crowds. Mr and Mrs L Stanton returned to Quincy after a visit. Lizzie Bourquin of Taaps Minnesota visited on business. Rev Crowder and wife visited Lizzie Rathbun’s home. Mrs St. Ww Booton of Allison is in critical condition. Mrs S Utter died at Center Point. funeral in Clarence Canning home conducted by Rev Elia K M Jones. Aunt Nancy Insign’s passing noted among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Ware
Cedar Falls
Frank Katey
Alsleon
Booton
Katey
David Sherman
R. A. Fortune
C. Plummer
Janesville
G. the Baptist Choir
Guita
John Knipe
Waterloo
W. W. Deve
Chico
Ttomobule
J. G. Evans
Petletier
Hampton
Medical Association
E. W. Booton
Allison
M. B
Rev. Clements
New Hartford Review
Weny
Ars
Charies
Frank
Tasny
Oak Hu
Ladies of the Baptists Aid Society
George Dennis
Tioulthan
L. Stanton
Quincy
Lizzie Bourquin
Taaps
Minn
Yang
Ira
Ena
Waterton
Mra
Sargent
Iowa Falls
Clarence Canning
Trev
Elia K. M. Jones
Fairfeld Cemetery
Ben
Xeo
Nancy Jnsign
Grace Crosby Visits as Local News and a Wedding Tells All
Miss Grace Crosby of Davenport visits as Fred and Will Beaty travel through North and South Dakota. A wedding at the Heery home unites Gertrude Heery and T Murphy of Mobile with Father Gunn officiating. The ceremony draws eighteen relatives and a lavish breakfast, then the couple heads to Chicago and Mobile for their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Crosby
Davenport
Iowa
Fred
Will Beaty
North
South Dakota
J. Cartrigat
Rochester
Schair
Cedar Falla
Erle Boyd
OGD
Misa Lucy March
W. H. Kitchen
Kitchém
Waterloo
God
John Heery
Gertrude
T. Murphy
Mobile
Ala
Father Gunn
Bima
Molligan
Waverly
Lydia
Joseph Barry
Mohblle
Dla
Ethel
Mona Graham
Rock Islands
Chicago
Als
Misa Henry
Clarksville
Cavanaugh
Mabus
Neliy Ha, Sarry
Elma
Ethel Graham
Gladbrook
Village Notes and Local Events Across Greene County
Local items report election aftermath and optimism, with farmers husking corn and selling at public sales. A Gilbert Kilroy grave monument project, new corn crib, and farm leases are noted. Several residents travel, visit, or recover, including Mrs. Hol Green, Loyd Fowls, and James Bowen, with many small-town updates on births, marriages, and community gatherings.
North Dakota Launched at Quincy Mass in Navy News
Miss Mary L Benton of Fargo North Dakota served as sponsor for the American Dreadnought North Dakota during its launching in Quincy Massachusetts Tuesday. Benton, daughter of Col. Benton, is a noted artist and social figure, chaperoned by Mrs Alice Neilson Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
North Dakota
Quincy
Mass
Mary L. Benton
Fargo, i. D
Miss Benton
Col.ona
John D. Houton
Colonel Benton
Renton
Fargo
Alice Neilson Page
Night school ad for Waterloo Business College hours
Evening classes offered Monday Wednesday and Friday at the Waterloo Business College in the Syn dente Block. For information, contact GE A F Harvey at 41 Preg or telephone. Also offered 5 pounds English Walnuts for 90 cents at C H Eighmey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business College
Syndente
Cai
Telephone Me
GE. A. F. Harvey
A. 41
C. H. Eighmey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Matt
Parrott & Bona
Towa
L. G. Parrott
Mall Stetederes
minil _ eeeese
Postomca Fora
Soutier
Teterloo
Brun
Business Oolice
St. Martin
Tours
Delaware County
Delaware
Wayne
Blackhawk County
Manchester
Blackhawk
St. Louis County
Alssourl
Groont
Hast Park Avenue
Ely
The
PCO
Nashua
EF. Lynes
Edna Lynep
B. M. Vosseller
Frank Holmes
Marvin Peter
Herman ‘Ladage
Ladd
Clint Smith
Noy. i
Olandig Emith
Republic
Peinfus
Jonn Shannon
Rudd
Arthur Johnson
Henry Reich
Thompson
Mira
Baumbach
Hazel Honder
H. W. Troy
Waterjon
S. Troy
Groomwas
Cenistery
Geo. ‘Tracy
Frank Concel
Lttle
Bers
Tan
Bailey
Art Bent
Jasper Shutelt
Newton Jones
R. T. Stivers
Mason City
American Sunday School Union
Joy Bloker Bagsone
Olustee
Okla
WR. GC
New Hartford
Fish Hall
Perry Farm
Eudush
Bartlett
Plumstead
Louie Hartling
Fred Brandes
Washburn
Deceasea
W. W. Evans
Denver
Col
Jently Bradford
Scrvyeng
Plainfield
FP. G. Davis
J. W. St. John
Howard McCann
Iron Lang
Saskanada
Estella Briner
Genter Tunction
Hilary Stiles
Ott Schmidt
Schmidt
Roy Bucknell
Troquois
Harry Stiles
Mabel Jennings
Barry
Poe
W. Gleason Notary
Itall
F. J. Cheny &C
Ghio
Hall
W. Williams
Howe
Thesday
Hingh Walker
Charles City
Frank Townsgond
RL OK. Thompson
Hattie
Dixon
Manzo Scott
Gon Lea
Dorothea Wade
Ernest Hall
Ellsworth Paulson
DeSmet
Pett
Kenda
Want French
Ed. lSimbric
Tuty Wade
Tnex West
Tinton
Shoe
M. Peterson
Fuse
Lon Rawe
Wangler Bros
John Mier
Jand
J. K
Judd Ackley
Disciple Church
Lori Inman
George Gates
Graena
B. W. Soper
Greens
M. E
Charles Laser
McNinch
Daugherty
Roeldord
Winchell
Sears Fett
Des
Moines
Kansas
Mr. Inman
Emmetaburg
Iyle Pierce
Prairie Mond
Wil Miller
Waterlon
Ruth McClintock
Chas
French
Winslow
Gene Dewitt
Amos Ressler
Nova Springa
Duncan McGregor
Texas
G. Sherer
Missouri
O. I Paley
Roy Metzgar
J. Metzgar
Vera Longfellow
Pauline
Llett
Aug. Kurtg
John Rinze
Kurtz
Sophia Willard
Kate Schwmitt
Schmitt
John Renz
Rd. Schmitt
John Grennell
Pat Magee
John Rent
St. Francis Parsonage
Barelay
J. Widdel
Glarkc
Gilbertville
Wm.Widdel
Finghford
Dewar
Bryan
Weill
Taucob Liliig
Gilbert Killg
Oelwein
John Aturphy
Barclay Catholic
R. W. Emert
W. Emert
Otto Ruhner
Hallowe'en
Wim. Schmid Ia
R. W. Allen
Gus. Golinvaux
Foliett & Omert
Taft
Aug. Schmitt
Pilot Grove
Jesup
S Wale
Dakota
T. FP
Meier
Flandreau
Price
George Buckifa
Loyd Fowls
Forney
Rafe Herd
Hol. Green
Witte Fish
Mont
Jane Bragg
Greene
Ed. Phillips
Luther
Riceville
James Bowen
Minnnesota
Lydia Heery
Town City
J. B. Klig Jefe
Oakland
Cal
Sao
He Miller
Kenwin
John Polaal
Tom Hitkle
Earl Doty
Canton
China
George Heenfritz
Aredale
Alt. Neenfritz
Lizzie Waite
Ackley
Jessia Wale
Mattle Nash
North Yakima
Wash
Harry Perkins
Bert Depaw
Michigan
Gee. Smith
J. A. Warner
Moulton
John Scohee
Rebekah Lodge
Marshalltown
O. C. Perrin
Belig
Noy
Fred Bartling
Arandes
Henry Buchanan
Clausing
Geo. Meyer
Micheal Wille
Hennett
Frank Farnsworth
Henry Newarman
Brantley
B. W. Brandt
Jefferson Township
Kiinger
Pieter
St. Louis
Henry Robrsen
Robssen
Henry Neverman
Kilnger Church
W. Brandt
Henry Rohrsen
Burke