John Hoyt Dies After Illness at Davenport
John Hoyt president of the John Hoyt Piano Company died at 12 40 today surrounded by friends. He was 44? years old and had a long Davenport business career in carriages, harness and music. Survived by wife Laura G Campbell and brother Richard Greenfield Mass. Funeral at 1002 Brady Street to be led by Knights Templar.
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Richard
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High School Class Plans Social at Building
Davenport high school announces a social evening by the second year class in the school building next week. Numerous speeches and debates will be given and refreshments served by the class girls after the program.
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Industrial fair closes tonight at Armory hall with eager booths
Tonight marks the final night of the Armory hall Industrial fair. Last night crowds crowded booths and active voting continued in contests. Prizes will be raffled starting at 10 o clock with standings as of last evening including Nellie Harvey 237 and J V J Fort 323 for most popular figures.
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Hattie Kessler
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J. Quinn
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Touts Silberstein
Josephine Aumes
Wind Up the Hawkeye Stockholders Paid Back
Town Falls December 2 stockholders of Hawkeye Gold Mining Co. met to wind up affairs and repay stockholders what remains. The shortage may reach 99000 dollars though a large portion will likely be recovered.
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Claus Groth Concert Program Set With Opulent Pieces
Albert Petersen conducts the Strasser Petersen band at Claus Groth hall Sunday. The program features Match The Trumpeters, Mascha Overture, The Daughter of the Regiment, Waltz from The Poe, Cavalry Charge, Morning of the Battle, and a Berlin March selection. Suited for a full concert experience with orchestral and military fare.
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Musical Missionary Tea by Trinity Ladies in Davenport
The Worman auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal church Davenport plans a musical missionary tea on Tuesday afternoon until 6 o’clock at the home of Mrs Speeletieh on Jane Arlington Avenue. Mrs J Whitaker and Miss Fiuly Haines provide music, Mrs Sears offers a reading from James Whitcomb Riley, and all are invited to attend with a silver offering. Coal telephone 134 coal. W H Claussen.
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Michael Speeletieh
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Grand Jury Reports Indictments From Scott County Court
The Scott county grand jury returned the following indictments this afternoon. W T McDonald perjury on three counts. Fred Piper larceny by embezzlement. Edward Fryant Paul Ross breaking and entering. C D Johnison lewdness four counts. Everett Potter larceny Joe Elston and R Myers tarey from the person. J Whitson practicing medicine without a license. Walter Bracker Henry Schmidt W Tillvon break and entering. Henry Alberts assault with intent to. Emma Faery receiving stolen property. No indictments were found against Cad Davis August Schondt Alfred Blink.
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J . Whitson
Walter Bracker
Henry Schmidt
W. Tillvon
Henry Alberts
Emma Faery
Cad Davis
August Schondt
Alfred Blink
Attachments Taken Against Davenport Theater
H Rosenthal & Son filed attachments against A Ornison and R L Suilchan, proprietors of the Davenport theater on East Second street, for 226 dollars. Additional filings include a chattel mortgage on whiskey and wine to Joseph Celina for 287 dollars and a mortgage for 275 dollars by Josie Blair for a Schiller Piano. First attachment served for Home Bakery and others for 110 dollars, garnished by W Rosenthal & Son. further suits expected today.
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Davenport Real Estate Strong in November 1904
John Ochs Sons reports Davenport real estate sales totaling 16,750 in November 1904 with 619,521 valued listings, including farms and city lots. The deeds involve buyers such as Naam L and C Davenport, Henry Kruse, Mary L Bevers, and Chas. Hipwell, among others, reflecting steady market activity in Davenport.
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Davenport Homestead
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Theta Literary Society Meeting at Lillis Home
Theta Literary Society met at John Lillis home on Thirteenth and Perry streets. Mae Whitson gave an extemporaneous speech followed by a debate on whether fraternities are unbeneficial to colleges. The affirmative was upheld by Victor Sibolt and Heath, while Ernest Peters and Nora Holler supported the negative.
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Obituary notices for Rudolph and John W Marcus
Rudolph Died at his sister Mrs Miller's residence near Buffalo Iowa aged 38 after Davenport years as a painter survived by sister Mrs Miller and three brothers Henry Buffalo and John and Sons Davenport Funeral at sister's home interment Rose Hill Buffalo Marcus John W Died at his son John T Marcus's home 522 Harrison Davenport aged 4 years survived by sons John T Henry Harmon William and daughters Dina Fillips Mary Homan Lizzie Kasse Interment Bellvue Iowa Monday by Milwaukee railway at 7 15 a m
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Lizzie Kasse
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Servian Cabinet Resigns in Belgrade
Belgrade reports the Servian cabinet has resigned today, triggering a political shift. Prime figures and immediate implications are being sorted as a government transition unfolds.
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Belgrade
Rockefeller Jr Goes Aboard For Health Trip To Europe
At the Fifth Avenue Baptist church Bible class banquet in New York Rockefeller Jr announced he and his family would sail for Europe within a week. Physicians advised rest, and the class of 263 members heard that he is not in his usual health. No wines or intoxicants were served, but the hall was filled with cigar smoke.
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Inmates Break Out at Fort Dodge Poor Farm Fire
Eleven inmates escaped from the county poor farm in Fort Dodge with a fire breaking out during the breakout. The steward and assistants fought the blaze and guarded patients as firemen arrived, causing property damage estimated at 3000 dollars and fully insured.
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Jury Exonerates Gambler Slayer in Self Defense
New York December 3 Stewart A Fel fon the gambler who shot Guy Roche another gambler in a crowded Bradway section Thanksgiving evening was exonerated by the coroner s jury which decided he acted in self defense He remains under indictment for murder in the first degree and is remanded to the bombs
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Guy Roche
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Brief legal and business notes from Davenport area
Deeds change hands in Rockingham and Davenport townships with values from 158.59 to 16 050 as Henry Beclemann, George Bruhn and others transfer land. Local court actions include motions for new trials and judgments totaling 4 663.20. Railway officials and visitors from Milwaukee and Fremont report on trips and church consecration events in Davenport.
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