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Newspaper

Telegraph Herald

Location

Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1909

Page

2

Brakeman Mitts a Horrible Fate in Rail Crash

Charles First a Milwaukee Road brakeman, 18, was killed in the upper shop yards near Dubuque when his switch duties went wrong or a switch was left open. He was crushed between cars as the train crossed tracks while he rode the rear car. Funeral planned for Oxford Junction, Iowa, with coroner's inquest Tuesday.

Charles First Milwaukee Road Milwaukee First Oxford Junction Jones County Dubuqueta Ryan

Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement Testimony

Mrs. I. B. Beekman of Dubuque Iowa testifies in May about Doan’s Kidney Pills now nine years steady in their household use. She notes backache kidney pain and cold-affected kidneys improving after using a box bought at Torberts Drug Co. and says the pills provide prompt relief. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for United States.

Dubuque Dean I. B. Beekman Jackson Dubuque Iowa Publica Doan Torber¢ Drug Co Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United

Warm Finish Prominent NY Campaign Forecasts

A WHIRLWIND NY campaign forecast by WL hon predicts Barnard wins by about 70000 over Gaynor and 120000 over Hearst with a sweeping fusion ticket victory. Hearst forces claim Gaynor campaign collapsed and Hearst will win big. Election costs reach 700000 in NYC with over 100000 more in the primary. 3 million ballots printed for the largest ballot ever. Officials to be elected include mayor, controller, alderman president, borough presidents, district attorneys, sheriffs, clerks, judges, and coroners.

Barnard Gaynor Hearst Board of Elections Board of Aldermen Supreme Court New York County Kings County Queens County

Wanted girl for general work at 249 West 3rd St

A classified notice seeks a girl for general work at the address 249 West 3rd St. The brief ad provides no further details on duties, hours, or pay.

West 3Rd St

Catholic Schools Shut for Holy Day of Obligation

Catholic schools in the city closed Monday as it marked a church holy day of obligation.

Dubuque City Directory For Sale At Local Office

A few copies of the Dubuque City Directory have been published and are available for sale at this office. The notice indicates limited stock and urges immediate purchase to secure a copy.

Dubuque Eee

Pioneer settlers among October deaths in Dubuque

October records show thirty eight deaths by the city recorder. Notable pioneers include John Andre who died by hanging and Charles First who perished in an accident. The October list also names Albert Kutsch Alphonse Dress A Klaas Mrs Wm Anderson Mrs Elizabeth Geiger Greta Bennett Simon Reitz Katherine Moriarity and others.

Obdlivion City Recorder Dubuque Balles John Andre Charles Albert Kutsch Alphonse Dress Klaas Wm. Anderson Elizabeth Ludwig Heyne Stella Meyers Lorena R. Winge Rey Doty Geo. Williams Maria Knoernschild Chris Rostieb Francis Lyneh Katherine Coleman John Sommer Rose Fratsberg Vincent Wilberding Charles First

Rexall Orderlies Safer Bowel Remedy for Children

A local notice warns against ordinary cathartics for children and promotes Rexall Orderlies as the gentlest, safest constipation remedy. It claims no diarrhoea or nausea, guarantees money back if unsatisfied, and notes two package sizes with prices. Sold only at specific Dubuque Rexall Stores.

Rexall Orderlies Rexall Dubuque Tng Grimm, R. C Cer Falkenhainer West End Leik Eagle Point

Roy Doty Buried After Funeral at St Anthony's

Roy Doty was buried after a Sunday morning funeral at St Anthony's church. Services were led by Rev Arthur O'Malley and followed by internment at Center Grove. Pallbearers included Frank Brown Clarence Winders Howard Metcalf Orin Dodson Clinton Lewis and Clinton Metcalf.

St. Anthony’s Church Roy Doty Walton's Auther O'Malley Center Grove Frank Brown Clarence Winders Howadr Metcalf Orin Dodson Clinton Lewis Clinton Metcalf

Army Captain Dies After Football Injury at Harvard Game

Army left tackle Byrne, 21, died after a neck injury suffered during a tackle in the Army Harvard game. He stood as captain and was praised for his courage as surgeons fought to save him through the night at the cadet hospital. His father and fellow cadets mourned the loss as funeral rites with full military honors were planned.

Mgr. C. G. O'Keefe Itiolate Academy Army Navy Scott West Point Byrne Army Crimson Harvard Young Byrne Popu

Indian football player dies after Buckner game

Roy Spybuck, 19, a Haskell Indian football player of the second eleven, died at St Joseph's hospital in Kansas City at 3 30 Sunday afternoon from injuries suffered in a Buckner game Saturday. He dived into a pile of players, landed on his head, was knocked unconscious, and later died after an operation failed.

Kansas City Roy Spybuck Haskell School St. Joseph's Hospital Buckner Spybuck A. J. Smith Cascade Dubuque Nellie Madigan Boldt’s D. D. Murphy Elkader Marie Heerman Minneapolis Gus Hammel Prince Street Frank Ricketts Dubuquer Lincoln Neb Matt Burds Peosia Frank C. Burds Julien Avenue Sam Swift New Orleans Edward Russell Consumers’ Wholesale Supply Co Frank A. Hoffman Katie F. Buhler Waukon Paul Kiene Clara Hellberg Anamosa Kiene Clara Chapman East Dubuque Iowa B. J. O'Neill North Dakota B. J. O'Neill, Jr Chicago Coog County Hospital J. P. Lanner Farley Judge Hodson Galena Kramer Harry Schumann Walker Circuit Theatrical Co Aberdeen S. D Maple Street Hansen Dubuque High School J. H. Green Grandview Avenue Table Mound Chas. Meir Levien Theresa Martin British Hollow Wis Jos. Jungbluth Gunderson Ossian B. T. Gunderson Dubuque Paper Company Margaret Ellwanger Hallowe'en Georgetta Carroll Josephine Murphy Grace Kabat Florence McNamara Celia McNamara Mae Schaffner Ora Linehan Brunhilda Manger Louise McLimont Highland Park Kabat

Football Injury Claims Life of Michael Burke

Michael Burke of Shenandoah Pennsylvania died in Philadelphia on Sunday from head injuries sustained during a football game the previous day. The 21 year old Medico-Chirurgical College junior was knocked unconscious after a tackle and never regained consciousness on the field.

Philadelphia Michael Burke Shenandoah Burke Medico-Chirurgical College

Kokomo Player Fatally Injured in High School Game

In Kokomo Indiana on Saturday Ogle Seagraves was kicked in the back of the head during a game between Kokomo and Noblesville. He suffered convulsions and doctors said his skull was probably fractured.

Kokomo Ind Noblesville

Omaha Student Near Death After Scrimmage Injury

Dee Cody from Creighton college suffered a broken collar bone during a scrimmage in Omaha Nebraska today. His condition is listed as serious by medical staff.

Omaha Neb Dee Cody Creighton College

Coroners Jury Finds ex Supervisor Andre Died By His Own Hand

A coroner's jury ruled that ex-Supervisor Andre died by his own hand during a period of temporary insanity. Dr W P Slattery testified to Andre's poor health and melancholic temperament over the past year. Peter Eisbach corroborated abnormal business conduct and the verdict agreed with the testimony.

Andre W. P. Slattery Peter Eisbach Geisey Leo Spahn Dave Moery

Sherman and Dickinson the Speakers

New Orleans delegates at the waterways convention hear Vice President Sherman and Secretary Dickinson as chief speakers. Tomorrow Speaker Cannon will address the gathering and officers will be elected in the afternoon.

Sherman Dickinson New Orleans T.e Wer Cannon

Two Sunday Performances at the Grand Opera House

Two Sunday matinee and evening shows of Around the Clock at the Grand Opera House drew strong audience interest. The musical extravaganza offered a lively travesty on a Rector's night with bubbly energy.

the Grand

Fun music draws crowd as hit production unites audience

Billy Ritchie and Rich McAllister lead the show with catchy tunes and a large chorus. The production is well costumed and described as a hit. The company employs thirty performers. Also notes on a children’s medicine A B C Family Tea priced at 25 cents.

Billy Ritchie Rich McAllister

Remains of Slain Prince Ito Arrives in Tokio

The body of Prince Ito, assassinated Oct. 25 in Harbin Manchuria, arrived in Tokio with honors. Escort troops traveled via Yōkosuka on the Iwate, then a special train carried the party to Tokio. A vast crowd greeted the casket’s arrival and a guarded procession to the Ito home.

Tokio Prince Ito Harbin Manchuria Yokosuka Iwate Count Inouye Katsura Minoru, Saito Simpei Goto Kokosuka Ito Japan

New Bank for Oneida in Iowa to Open

Oneida Iowa November 1 Special A new bank to be started here soon with subscribed capital stock They will occupy temporary quarters this winter and a fine new building will be erected in spring Officers include W H Norris president J A Rector vice president Glen Baker cashier Directors F M Burfbridge D W Clements A W Stearns W H Norris Jas Chase I C Odell Bank to be named Oneida Savings Bank and to operate about January 1 A new hotel with modern improvements is under construction with more improvements expected next spring.

Oneida Iowa W. H. Norris J. A. Rector Glen Baker F. M. Burfbridge D. W. Clements A. W. Stearns

Modern Eccentricity in a Duckworth Family House

A brief, dialogue driven note describes young Duckworth as eccentric. One speaker calls him odd while another counters that he appears sensible. The exchange highlights his unusual wish to name his baby daughter Sarah.

Duckworth Sarah

Deep Waterway Cost Shadowed in Mississippi Valley Plans

A historical note outlines a 14 foot waterway projected along the Mississippi side with a total cost of 159 million dollars. It discusses subtracting Illinois 20 million and 90 million for below Cairo work, leaving about 50 million as the difference in cost between building a lakes to gulf deep waterway and not building it.

United States Gulf Deep Waterway

John Andre Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 AM

The funeral of the late ex Supervisor John Andre will be held Tuesday morning at 9 30 o'clock from the family residence 66 Winona Avenue. The procession will move to Mt Calvary cemetery for interment.

John Andre Winona Avenue Mt. Calvary Cemetery

She is the picture of health

A brief caption notes health and cheer with ABC Family Tea credited to photographer Tea.

ABC Family Tea

Weather forecast for Dubuque and Midwest regions

Forecasts for Dubuque Iowa and nearby areas call for showers and cooler conditions tonight with a mainly cloudy Tuesday. Northwest winds and cooler temperatures are expected, with rain likely in northern portions and a strengthening storm system moving from the Southwest affecting Iowa and surrounding states.

Dubuque Iowa Dubuauve Wisconsin Wbn

River Forecast Missing Words

Mississippi river forecast shows flow from Dubuque to La Crosse limited to the next 48 hours with a tender note on stage and conditions.

Mississippi Dubuque la Crossere

Weather summary from Iowa forecast page

The report notes yesterday’s high and low temperatures, wind direction, current weather conditions, and past 24 hour rain. It records sunrise and sunset times for Tuesday and mentions a forecast outlook from James H. Spencer in Iowa.

James H. Spencer

Local Grocery List Promotes Potatoes and Pantry Goods

Unlisted vendor advertises Beauty Butterine at 17 1 2c per pound and fresh Northern potatoes. Displays prices for Sorghum syrup cider sauerkraut pickles pigs feet and staples like oatmeal and rice with various per unit costs.

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