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Newspaper
Telegraph Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1909
Page
10
Reports differ on the wound suffered by the Milwaukee man as a fugitive was shot by a city policeman. The incident prompted varying medical updates and official statements.
Milwaukee reports of a patrolman shooting a teamster near Nashotah amid conflicting police accounts. In Hartland the Brien children, Pauline and William, are hospitalised with typhoid after reportedly kissing their dead mother, while siblings are cared for at an orphan home. Nashotah residents donate funds to cover hospital costs.
Madison Wis Nov 1 Coach Dr Charlies McCarthy and several Wisconsin university baseball players returned from a two month trip to Japan where they played a series of games against Flowery Kingdom colleges. The squad faced tough competition and gained valuable experience abroad.
A column urges readers to trust renowned culinary authorities to guide shopping and meals. It argues following top food experts can lead to richer flavors and better dining choices across cuisines and markets.
An unknown man identified as Walter Jordan of Chicago was found murdered at Medary near La Crosse Wisconsin. Police seek companions from last night amid threats alleged to have been made. Four Chicago workers including Joseph Kelley and John Cunningham are arrested on murder charges. motive unclear. A second item notes Miss Sarah Thoen of Madison marrying Harvey P. Clawson in New York. he works with Westinghouse Church Kerr in Springfield and they will reside in New York.
The body of William Judes, a longtime Oconto County resident, was found floating in the Fox river near Green Bay. His left leg had been amputated below the knee, and an artificial limb that floated helped keep him afloat. The cause of death is not yet known.
Beloit Wis Nov 1 a man saying he is Frank Barrymore brother of actress Ethel Barrymore begged for lodging at Beloit city jail Friday night. He said he came from Freeport Ind where he had an operation three weeks ago. He asked police to notify Miss Barrymore. After medical treatment and a ticket he left for Chicago.
Forty young women were received into the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin at St Raphael's Cathedral Sunday afternoon. Father Kerper directed the ceremony with remarks from Father Carey and Father Kerper. The Sodality has grown large and active, with a social hour and supper to close the event.
A terse aphorism notes that youth brings wider awareness and deeper knowledge, implying younger people possess greater curiosity and understanding than older peers.
Iowa City observers report a grand dedicatory program for the new Elks lodge home with elaborate repairs. Local leaders including W Selma and George Beddies will preside as toastmaster and speaker lineup includes officials from Davenport Muscatine and Dubuque.
Mrs Catherine Filock of Grinnell Iowa dies in Davenport on November 1 after Pneumonia while visiting her nephew ex Representative M H Calderwood on way home from Pittsburg national Christian church convention She was a native of Scott county and funeral planned for Grinnell Sunday afternoon.
John Fluhr aged thirty four died Sunday evening at his parents home in East Dubuque. Born in Wilhelm Haven Germany he came to Dubuque twenty nine years ago living sixteen years there and thirteen years in East Dubuque. He was employed at the Standard Lumber Co.
A Skin of Beauty is 2 Joy Forever for about sixteen years. Two years ago his health rasked and death result ed. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Filler, three sisters and two brothers. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2:30 PM from East Dubuque to St. John's Lutheran cemetery in Dubuque. Rev. Ficke will officiate.
The funeral of Miss Maria Knoeren schild was held Saturday afternoon at her brother’s home with Rev Bergsteasser officiating. The St. John’s Lutheran choir sang several hymns and the service was well attended. Pallbearers included Louis, Charlie, Ed Kupfer schmidt, Clarence Knoerenschild, Charlie Karch and George Overy.
The funeral for Ludwig Heyne was held Sunday afternoon from his Kaufmann avenue home. Reverend Ficke officiated and Key City Lodge I O O F led cemetery services. Many floral offerings marked the high esteem for the deceased with pallbearers from the Odd Fellows including Elwanger Sinhold Sippel Mertz Reinicke and Belz.
The coroner's jury criticizes funding gaps noting $8 000 was appropriated to manufacture hog cholera serum for farmers but none for diphtheria anti toxin for children. He suggests a three member state health board focused full time on health work, while opposing a three politician run board for the dental board pharmacy commission and health affairs.
Superintendent Lawrence of Excelsior Works at East Dubuque suffered a painful right hand injury Sunday while riviting a fire pot. He held a hammer as a rivet was pounded by a coworker and a misstrike with a sledge caused the blow, leaving him unable to work for several weeks.
Chicago reports base ball magnate and San Francisco promoter Jack Gleason rushing to New York to push for the Jeffries versus Johnson fight. He flaunts cash backing and vows to offer a purse rivaling any, aiming Ocean View on the coast while Coffroth’s promotion record looms large.
A hulking man makes a dominant gesture, stamping with a weighed presence that suggests hidden leverage or power. The scene conveys intimidation and authority through body language more than explicit action.
At Mercy hospital Sister Mary Leo was professed into the Order of Mercy receiving the black veil. Rev. M C Sullivan chaplain officiated as Father John Nolan delivered a solemn sermon at a high mass. The ceremony highlighted Beatitudes and Christian life, urging mercy and devotion among the Sisters.
Letters from Louisville Kentucky and Adrian Georgia praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for avoiding surgical operations and curing irregularities dizziness nervousness and other female troubles. The testimonials claim decades of success and widespread unsolicited support.
Tony Minor and Walter Dubliska, both Polish men, were caught Sunday trying to ride the bumpers of a Great Western rail car to Chicago. They pleaded guilty and were dismissed on condition they leave town after Yard Officer O'Mera stopped them in the act.
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