Three Prisoners Arraigned Before Judge Glab
A local hotel night clerk note and missing ten dollars led to the arrest of three prisoners, including John Burke and his cousin, by Officer Keefe. In Police Court Judge Glab sentenced the Burkes to ten days each for intoxication, with John Barnett's hearing set for Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
H. Trau
Glab
Keefe
John “Rabbit” Burke
James Brady
Burkes
Basle
John Barnett
John Beehan
Cottaze Hotel
Waterloo
Auction Rugs Offer Exchange Guarantee at Main Street Sale
A local note explains that funds provided are not enough to resolve a man’s difficulties, and mentions rugs from the 1013 Main Street auction sale that are guaranteed and may be exchanged at any time.
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Main St
Priests Return From Service at Waterloo Memorial Mass
Waterloo priests and faithful filled the service as the months mind of the late Father Cooney was held in Waterloo on a solemn mass. The clergy and attendees traveled back to the city by afternoon trains after a sermon by Father Wolfe of St Joseph’s college praised as masterly. Officers of the high mass included Father Muragh celebrant and Rev. Warning deacon with ceremonies led by Rev. James Sheehy. Rev. O Connor and Rev. Hanley performed notable parts in the rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Cooney
Waterloo
Father Wolfe
St. Joseph’s College
T. J. Muragh
Masonville
T. Warning
Greene
Iowa
James Sheehy
P. O'Connor
Oelwein
B. J. Daugherty
Mason City
Wm. Banfield
Bankston
George W. Heer
J. J. Hanley
Church of the Sacred Heart of West Waterloo
J. M. Wolfe
D. D
St. Joseph’s Parish
Father O’connor
Oecelwein
Stranger Known as Pug Nose Kelly Released in La Crosse
The man answering as Willagne, alias John Wiwes, nicknamed Pug Nose, was held in La Crosse, Wisconsin, at Portage authorities request. He was released after Portage officials did not confirm his identity as Kelly, amid a murder investigation with a companion named Bunker.
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Pug Nose
la Crosse
Wis
Willagne
Kelly
John Wi Wes
Portage
J Bunker
Delhi woman leaves for St Paul illness in family draws her
Mrs John Hillery of Delhi street has gone to St Paul and will remain there for an indefinite time. The serious illness of a sister in that city keeps Mrs Hillery away for now. Mrs C S Keenan of Shenandoah is expected to arrive soon and will stay with her daughter Mrs F M Sheldon during the winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hillery
Delhi Street
St. Paul
Hillery
May Bring to Dubuque Some sigHBS
A Dubuque event note mentions Schiltz Sr hosting a birthday celebration for Mrs Peter Schiltz Sr on Nov 27 at 2005 Washington St. Attendees include the Schiltz, Kern, Hoffmann, Sellner, Oeth, and related families with multiple grandchildren present. Harry Culbertson, formerly of Dubuque, now a Kansas City editor, is mentioned as pursuing musical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Schlitz SR
Harry Culbertson
This City
Western Musical Herald
Kansas City
Culbertson
Peter Schiltz
Washington Street
John V. Schiltz
George Kern
Jos
H. Schiltz
John J. Hoffman
Joseph Sellner
Frank C. Oeth
M. Burkhardt
Gussie Kern
Annetta Kern
Marie Kern
Agnes Schiltz
Clara’ Schiltz
Irene Schiltz
Rosa Schiltz
Hilda Hoffman
Olive Hoffman
Mamie Sellner
Mildred Oeth
Albert W. Schiltz
Erwin Schiltz
Joseph Schiltz
Raymond Schiltz
Fredrick Schiltz
Joseph H. Schiltz
Artie Hoffman
Edward Hoffman
Carl Hoffman
Cyril Hoffman
Cletus Hoffman
Pierre Kern
Andrew Sellner
Leo Sellner
Alfred Oeth
Cleo Oeth
Herbert Oeth
Culbertson Plans National Tour With Noted Artists
Promoter Culbertson manages appearances for a musical season across the country. Flora Wilson daughter of the agriculture secretary is among the artists lined up for western engagements. An expected date in Dubuque may feature the Washington society figure known for her exceptional voice. Daily auctions offer rare Oriental rugs and bric-a-brac at 1013 Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Culbertson
Dubuque
Washington
Main St
Realite Chy Endsurges in National Talent Show
Mr. Harry Culbertson tops the lineup as Realite Chy presents a high profile performance. The event showcases a range of stellar acts under professional basic management, highlighting Culbertson as a leading figure in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realite Chy End 'Sine
Record High Prices for Prime Steers in Chicago Open Market
In Chicago on December 2 prime steers reached record open market prices. Nineteen steers averaging 1,572 pounds sold for 9.50 per hundredweight, ten yearlings averaging 1,081 pounds brought the same price, and a single head sold at 10 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Poison found in organs of man linked to bigamy case
Deputy Coroner Fath said Prof. Warren of Washington University reported poison in several organs of William J. Erder. Mrs. L B Dogey of Columbus Nebraska, arrested on a bigamy charge, is alleged to have married Erder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Prof. Warren
Washington University
Wm. J. Erder
L. B. Dogey
Columbus
Neb
Erder
Girl Sent to Good Shepherd for Reform in Juvenile Court
Judge Benson remanded J Martha Schultz to the Home of the Good Shepherd until she turns 18 or further order. The incorrigible teen resisted police and was briefly jailed before the court ordered care to save her from herself, with a warning of Mitchelville if behavior continued. Oriental rug sale, 1013 Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl
Good Shepherd
Hibbe
Eighth Street
Miss Hibbe
Teams Turn In High Bowling Scores Across Leagues
In Marquette, the Cardinals posted 937 and 917 to beat the Giants who posted over 850 in all three games. King Birds league saw the Swans reach 700s 800s and 900s with their final 905 not changing the outcome after two losses to the Owls.
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Marquette
Cardinals
Giants
King Birds
Swans
Owls
Catholic burial at Center Grove marks first priest-led ceremony
The funeral for Richard Alderson, who died in Omaha, was held from his sisters’ Locust Street home. Rev. Father Kerper officiated at Center Grove, the first Catholic priest-led burial there, following a Bishop Shannon directive. Accompanied by his wife, her mother, and M. J. Ryan of Omaha, the service included pallbearers M. J. Ryan, Wm. Daykin, John Vollenweider, Geo. Buxton, Frank Hird, and Charles Alderson.
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Richard Alderson
Omaha
Locust Street
Center Grove
Father Kerper
Shannon
Lavin Sells Iowa Farmer Interest. Murray Takes Over
James Lavin sells his nine year leadership of the Iowa Farmer publication to A L Murray of Benton Wisconsin. Murray will manage the journal in Dubuque while Lavin shifts to land sales and mining work. The paper will continue under new ownership with Lavin remaining in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Farmer
A. L. Murray
James Lavin
Lavin
Benton
Wis
Dubuque
Iowa
Woman's Club Enjoys Musical With Miss Heustis
Mrs. Bertha Lincoln Heustis performer delivers a challenging program for the Woman's Club concert, showcasing vocal technique and musical selections. Members express appreciation as the event highlights local talent and cultural activity.
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the Woman's Club
Dubuque Woman's Club Recital Highlights December Program
Mrs. Bertha Lincoln Heustis presented a substantial Chopin style program at the Congregational church before the Dubuque Woman's Club with Mrs. Ed Healey. the afternoon featured songs, canticles, and a noted "Song of the South" and "A Spring Night" sequence, ending with Schumann selections.
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Bertha Lincoln Heustis
Congregational Church
Dubuque
Ed. Healey
Lehmann
Hawley
Ronald Ues Iaias
South
Hawley Woodland
Hawley Songs
Beall
Marie Beatrice Ganr
Hester
Gaynor -Willeby
Wells-Daniels -Bisch -Hollister
Scott
Pizzi
Tipcina
Schumann
Shiloh Circle Elects Officers for Year
Shiloh Circle No. 37 of the Ladies of the G A R named its officers at a Wednesday meeting. Newly elected are President Mrs Lulu Thompson, Senior vice president Mrs Florence Nelson, Junior vice president Mrs Mildred Gregory, Chaplain Mrs Helen Noyes, Conductor Mrs Rose Brandt, Guard Miss Lottie Walker.
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Shiloh
Lulu Thompson
Florence Nelson
Mildred Gregory
Helen Noyes
Rose Brandt
Lottie Walker
Eulogy Speaker Chosen For Elks Memorial Services
The Elks Memorial committee at the Grand on Sunday afternoon chooses Hon. W. H. Torbert to deliver the eulogy. Rev. Hugh D. Atchison will offer the invocation and benediction. The musical and memorial program details are already published.
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Elks
the Grand
W. H. Torbert
Hugh D. Atchison
Illinois Central Superintendent Leaves for West on Inspection Tour
Cc L Ewing general superintendent of the Illinois Central road arrived in Dubuque on Wednesday night in his private car. He departed Thursday at eleven o clock for a western tour of the division accompanied by Division Superintendent Beckley. Special Agent W A Welsh also spent Thursday in Dubuque handling Illinois Central business affairs.
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Cc. L. Ewing
I. C. Road
West
Illinois Central Road
Dubuque
Beckley
W. A. Welsh
Illinois Central Business Affairs
Paul Murray Joins Illinois Central as File Clerk
Paul Murray has taken a position in the Illinois Central office as a file clerk to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Mr. Guy Phelps, who has joined the First National Bank.
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Young Dubuquet
Paul Murray
Ilinois
Guy. Phelps
First National Bank
Thos Byrne Funeral Service at St Columkill Church
The funeral for Thos Byrne was held Thursday at nine in St Columba columbkill church. Solemn mass was offered by Father Fogarty with Father Callahan as deacon and Father Lahey as sub deacon. Pallbearers from the Dubuque Catholic Benevolent Association included F E Spielman J Callahan M Clancy M Stafford J H Carroll and J M Kenety.
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Thos. Byrne
St. Columbkill’s Church
Mt. Olivet
Father Fogarty
Father Callahan
Father Lahey
Fogarty
O'Cafehan
Minnie Callahan
Gilrain
Murray
Dubuque
County Treasurer Plans Delinquent Tax Sale Next Saturday
County Treasurer Palen announces a tax sale will be held next Saturday for all properties with delinquent taxes. The sale will occur at the tax office location and include parcels currently overdue.
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Palen
Klefard Street Parents Welcome Baby
Mr and Mrs Theo Klefard Street announce the birth of their child. The family details are reported in local notes with emphasis on the new arrival and parental congratulations.
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Theo. Klefard Street
Primary Law Valid Madison Wisconsin Primary Elections
Ambiguous fragment notes Madison Wisconsin primary elections and a reference to a court. No clear event or outcome. unable to determine specifics from the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Groult Court
Rain Conditions Shift in Dubuque Forecast
A weather forecast for Dubuque indicates a change in conditions as rain becomes likely. The forecast signals ongoing wet weather and cooler temperatures as storms move through the area.
Storm From West Heads For Dubuque Weather Change
A weather forecast from the local bureau predicts a Thursday night storm bringing rain to Dubuque and a drop in temperature by Friday as southerly winds shift to the northwest. Disturbances west of the region extend mild, cloudy conditions across the nation. Embroidery and drawn work at auction twice daily, 1013 Main St.
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Dubuque
Pacific States
Main St
Body of Mrs McCoy Shipped to Clinton After Death
The body of the late Mrs. McCoy was sent to Clinton on Thursday. She was accompanied by J. M Putman a grandson of the deceased from Chicago.
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Furstman and Hoffmann
Aisie
Luxembourg
Paris
Derby
Dresden
Romeo
Young Dubuquer
Musical Stars
Dubuque Boy
Martha Schultz
Oriental Rug Sale
Reinertz Geseceeeeel
Blake Occhovpives Vcc Mae
Pan Veeecanaceeee Ee
Weidlich GS Ccmeane Scm
Herburger
Mayotte
P. Nicks
F. Schlueter
G Nicks
Furs Oe
J. Schlueter
Duertscher
Weitz
Mathias Ee
Officers
Central
Wisconsin
Clinton
Double S. & H. Green
Frohs & Dement
Couler Ave
Santa Claus
Haviland
Althauser’s
J.calthauser
Clay St
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