Cane Seems The Likely Choice
Cane appears favored as the Bishops meet in the city consultation on Thursday to decide the candidate.
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Newspaper
Telegraph Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
3
Cane appears favored as the Bishops meet in the city consultation on Thursday to decide the candidate.
In Dubuque a long secret meeting of Roman Catholic leaders discussed selecting three names for the diocese’s coadjutor bishop. Attendees included Bishops Davis Davenport Keane Cheyenne Garrigan Sioux City Scannell Omaha and Bona Lincoln with Archbishop Keane guiding the process. Final choices and whether priests or bishops proposed names remain uncertain, with Rome’s ruling keeping details confidential.
Jesse A Daggett a well known insurance man in the west is dead at Rockford Illinois on November 4. He built a notable career and was widely respected in his field.
On March 31 the city reported 1,198,802 residents in Buenos Aires, an increase of 58,525 from the previous year. The gain reflects ongoing urban growth and demographic shifts in the capital region.
Waukon figures W. E. Beddow and J. G. Ratcliffe with daughter visit the city. Mrs. Naomi Lagen Hurd of Chicago visits her Dubuque and Waukon relatives. Cudmore family heads to New York to see Roshek kin. Do lan the Government Inspector tours the Dubuque post office. Local businessmen Henry Kramer of Dyersville and T. J. Masterson party travel to Mexico. Lois McLimont returns to Chicago after Dubuque visit.
John Graham driver for Ruchte Zangmeister Grocery Company escaped with minor bruises after his wagon horse ran away near Delhi and Julien. A wheel struck a curb, the horse bolted, and Graham was dragged about a hundred feet before the wagon ran over him. He survived with scratches and bruises.
Mrs Charlotte B Morgan of Waterloo, a member of the Council of Administration, inspected Shiloh Circle on Wednesday. She was hosted by Mrs Mary Agard and the event gave pleasure to the circle members.
Sheriff Dunn reports that District Attorney Cleminson will send Sheriff James Hartlerood to Dubuque Thursday afternoon to supervise four detainees linked to Peryon’s death, with two held for the case and two to be transferred.
A group of two men and two women are in custody in Dubuque after a fatal assault on Jacob Peryon on the Wisconsin side of the river. Peryon died from injuries after being struck by a rig carrying the quartet. The suspects have been detained for several days. Also noted is Wm C Norris of 2936 Couler Avenue drawing an Aberdeen land claim. Norris works as a conductor for the Great Western.
The Chicago Great Western plans pavement for the driveway between Eighth and Ninth streets at the station area and will extend the passenger platforms by twenty feet. The note appears in a Kansas City Times style excerpt discussing wartime and sport.
The quotation reminds readers not to fear public opinion, noting that the intelligent assessors do not worry about those who do not think clearly. It emphasizes self-assurance amid scrutiny.
In Tokio on November 4 the funeral for Prince Ito proceeded with representatives of the emperor and empress, ambassadors, and others present as the body was conveyed to its resting place. The ceremonies were described as most impressive.
Lieutenant Tibaldos and Lieutenant Dimoulis, key figures in the recent revolt, were arrested in Athens and remain in custody as the mutiny's principals are detained.
New York Nov. 4 Dr Cook began assembling data from polar explorations to submit to the University of Copenhagen.
Columbus Ohio Nov 4 Before ad journing the convention today the Society of the Army of the Tennessee reelected General Grenville Dodge of Council Bluffs Iowa as president Other officers included Recording Secretary Colonel Cornelius Cade Cincinnati Ohio Corresponding Secretary Major W H Chamberlain Cincinnati Ohio Vice Presidents Colonel John Mc Clure Peoria Lil Mrs L D Montgomery Council Bluffs Iowa Captain E P Soper Emmetsburg Iowa
Four Oklahomians began arguments in a federal court suit to test the constitutionality of the two cent passenger rate law and related railroad law of the state. The report notes the broader context that England annually consumes milk from about 5,000,000 cows.
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