Mrs Chadwick Goes to Ohio to Hear Charges
Mrs Chadwick waived examination in New York, left the city, and traveled to Cleveland to face charges. The case involves aiding and abetting a $12,500 embezzlement linked to Citizens National Bank of Oberlin. Receivers and investigators anticipate further charges including forgery as grand juries in Ohio and New York weigh indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chadwick
Federal
United States
Shields
Beckwith
Spear
Citizens
National Bank of
Oberlin
Ohio
Chudawick
Shie
Chadnack
Yon
Oberlin Bank
Elyria
Condwck
Orain County
Buckeye
Secret Service
Santiago in Four Acts at Turner Grand High
Athenaia Literary Society at Turner Grand High School presented a four act drama Santiago by Pesce about the fall of Santiago in the late Spanish war. fourteen cast with speaking roles plus soldiers and guerillas. Fritz Sager directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenaia Literary Society
Comnitien Mn Bind
Walter Brooks
Pairman
Carl Lambach
John Orb
Santiago
Aser
Turner Hall
Leo
Fritz Sager
St Tawes
Wiliam Brown
Ariemantre
Benett Peters
Victor Titbott
Sedenka Dese
Arthur Altem
Meetings in Bankruptcy to be Held Tomorrow
Tomorrow at 10 o clock in the office of Referee Helmick creditors in the Claussen bankruptcy case will meet. Creditors of Ferd Gude will also meet to hear and act upon the trustee’s final report and the closing up of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claussen
Gude
Helmick
Ferd Gude
Former Iowan Praises Nebraska Farming Conditions
Wm Coleman, claiming he was in Town and Scott county, writes The Star letter praising McCook county Nebraska for farming. He describes wheat as a quality sample and notes excellent conditions, asserting the prairie would fetch more than $2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Coleman
Scott County
McCook County
Neb
Carnival Camp Elects Harry J Mfarland Head
Carnival Camp No.1 in Redman Hall elected officers for 105 with about 300 members present. New Consul Commander J J McFarland, Clerk Paul T McSteen, and other posts filled. a smoker followed with local leaders contributing to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O W
Redman Hall
Order
J. J. McFarland
Adv
D. N. Albaugn
George J. Stark
Paul T. McSteen
George B. Hall
William Brown
Peter Prosper
C. T. Lindley
J. A. Dearmand
Tarte
W. CL Thompson
AL Bough
H.C. Marrs
W. H. Anthony
Herman Babns
George Scott
A PY McGuirk
Lee Grubbe
W. E. Anthony
Fd O'Brien
Prentice Trouble Arranged Amid Turbulent Spouse Row
G F Prentice a Davenport barber was released after arrest on the charge of kigging. Ora Watson admitted they were not married but engaged with plans for matrimony. Mrs Prentice leaves for Peoria. Prentice vows to reform and stay with his wife as she warns of future firmness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Prentice
Davenport
Weroao
Ora Watson
Prentice
Couer de Leon Lodge Holds Its Election
Couer de Leon Lodge No. 80 of the K of P held a large meeting last night electing officers including CG GJ HW Aras V C-Pred Volz M of W W Groves Prelate J Te Smiley M of R Wm Shahe M of Hodges K of R SF Moora M at A I H Clark J G Dr GC Rogers O G W E Petersen Trustees Loutsckhardt W E Petersag and J H Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W E Petersen Trastees—Loutsckhardt
W. £. Petersag
J. H. Clark
New Officers Named for Knights of Maccabees at Hennepi Tent
Hennepi tent No. 3 Knights of Maccabees elected officers Wednesday evening led by Commander H H Blanchard and Lieutenant Commander Bere Wickess. Other posts filled include Recordkeeper William Schake Chaplain T Meyers and guards officers W Bailey C W Waghund J H Lynch L Hughes plus Trustee A D Flue and Captain Hi C Erguntieh. Five new candidates were initiated and ten membership applications were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennepi
Knights of Maccabees
H. H. Blanchard
Bere Wickess
William Schake
T. Meyers
S. E. Muller
W. Bailey
C. W. “Aghund
B A
Ean
Sentinel
J. H. Lynch
L. Hughs
A. D. Flue
Hi. C. Erguntieh
James Connors Held On Charge Of Getting Money
James Connors was arrested on a warrant charging obtaining five dollars and a board bill at the Atlantic Hotel on Perry Street Davenport. He claimed ownership of property in Winona Minnesota and promised settlement after a sale. He pleaded not guilty, bail set at 9500, held in jail awaiting trial next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Connors
Justice Halls Court
McLean
Atlantic Hotel
Perry Street
SV Davenport
Connors
Lean
Ests
Weiona
Minn
Kelper
Winona
Jas
O'Lean
Davenport
Davenport Wagon Company Incorporation Reported
Articles filed in Davenport announce the formation of the Davenport Wagon Company with incorporators George T. Baker A W Vander Veer and J O Davis. Capital stock planned 109000 common and 3200000 preferred, business to start with 50000 common stock, twenty year term from December 1904 with first meeting October 1 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Wagon Company
George T. Taker
W VanderVaer
Davenport
J. O. Davis
George T. Baker
Aa. W. VanderVeer
German Theater Company Delights Davenport Audience
The Davenport German Theater Company offered a strong closing performance of Taps, drawing a large crowd outside the usual season. The plot centers on a German lieutenant's betrayal of a watchman’s daughter, ending tragically, with a powerful court martial scene and strong performances by the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Ineal
First Basketball Game of Season in Davenport Armory
The Davenport and Muscatine teams clash at the Armory this evening to start the season. A curtain raiser features Augustana college with the boys’ team led by Center Brugman Guards Lemin Hinrichsen Forwards Preston Holbrook. Large crowds expected as river city fans eager for action.
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Armory
Davenport
Armory Hall
Muscatine
Miis
Augustane College
Brugman
Lemin
Hinrichsen
Preston
Holbrook
Schutz agrees to leave town after Sheboygan incident
Tr Schutz, an Oregon miner, was arrested for threatening to kill Charles Roenitz, a wealthy Sheboygan citizen, unless he paid $20,000. He agreed to leave the city and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan, Wis
Schutz
Oregon
Charles Roenitz
Sheboygan
Charge of Short-Changing Made in a Saloon
The state of Iowa prosecutes George Gordon and May Wilson in Justice Hall for short changing Louis Boeckmann at Gordon's Davenport saloon. Boeckmann says he paid $1 for a beer, handed a $10 bill, and received only a 50 cent change, while the defense claims it was a dollar and the customer did not complain promptly. Witnesses will show the bill was a $1 note and the defense argues the $10 was possibly lost or taken before entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iown
George Gordon
May Wilson
Justice Hall
Louis ‘Boeckiemann
Gordon
Davenport
Becklemann
May’ Wilson
Becklemand
Wes
Sentinel Publishing Company Incorporation Filed
A new corporate filing records the incorporation of the Sentinel Publishing Company in the county recorder’s office. Williar Hy Taylor and others named as incorporators plan a $35,000 capital stock, $100 per share, to operate for twenty years. The firm will publish a monthly magazine titled The Sentinel and elect officers including president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and general manager as determined by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder's
Sentinel Publishing Company
Williar Hy Taylor
Way
Ster
Sentinel
Board of Directora Ab
Rich heiress weds clerk in Colorado Golden ceremony ends hopes of relatives
Miss Mabel D Everett, a Boston millionaire heiress, married T B Walton, a clerk for an insurance agent, after ten days of courtship at Golden Colorado. The bride, an orphan and granddaughter of an Eastabrook banker, faced opposition from relatives who objected to the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mabel D. Everett
Boston
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Cola
Mabel D. Everett
T. BE. Walton
Golden, Colo
Eastabrook
Mrs Flint Receives Another Fine Bouquet at Burtis Show
The Flints staged a difficult feat at Burtis Operations last night when a hypnotic sleep was induced and a person was weighed down by five men totaling 704 pounds. Mrs Flint was cheered with a bouquet of pink roses by Silberstein Bros. The act drew loud laughter with her comic antics. Tomorrow marks the last night of the Flints in the city before their annual return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtis
Flints
Scarlet fever reported on West Locust Street
A case of scarlet fever is reported at Wid West Locust street. George Jeelmies, aged 19, is listed as the victim. A case of measles is noted at 1046 Tremont Street. Holmes Temple is described as very ill.
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Wid West Locust Street
George Jeelmies
Tremont Street
Holmes Temple
Gets Fine For Flipping Train
John Davis, a colored tramp, faced Hull's court for riding on a Rock Island passenger train No 24 after boarding a freight at Malfax. He claimed he paid a brakeman 50 cents to be taken to Davenport, but the brakeman refused, prompting a walk from ten miles west of Davenport. Davis also rode blind baggage and gave conflicting stories, resulting in a $5 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Hull
Rock Island
Malfax
Davenport
Hoeon
Jah
Women Relief Corps Elects Officers at Regular Meeting
August Wentz post of the Women’s Relief Corps held a regular meeting on a Tuesday afternoon and re elected all officers. Mrs Concannon was named delegate to the state convention to be held in Oswaloosa in June. Georgia B Work er will install officers on the first Tuesday in January. Officers include President Mrs June Ellan Concannon Senior Vice President Mrs Julia Karwath Junior Vice President Mrs Sullivan Treasurer Mrs Laura Kellett Chaplain Mrs Elvira Hathaway Conductor Mrs Brands Guerd Mrs Sureb Sonthall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Karwath
Sullivan
Laura Kellett
Elvira Hathaway
Brands Guerd
Sureb Sonthall
Mischief Case Is Dismissed In State v Warner
The case of the State of Jaws against Will Warner alleging mali ima mindles was dismissed by the atute.
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Jaws
Will Warner
Maliima Mindles
Atute
Lawsuit Seeks Damages Over Name Damage and Assault
Joan Wlenker sues Louis Steinbechs in district court seeking 6000 for reputational damage from a trial on an unfounded charge that was dismissed. He claims 1000 in physical injuries from the defendant's assault, asking total judgment of 50000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Joan Wlenker
Louis Steinbechs
Justee Court
Juig
Injuries Suffered by Henry Neibert in Tinshop Crane Accident
Henry Neibert, foreman at the Rock Island tinshop, was crushed between a machine and a wall when a traveling crane bore down on him in the north bay. He sustained severe injuries including two broken bones in the right foreleg and similar fractures to the foot. he is reported to be in danger of blood poisoning and may lose the leg. Neibert, of Davenport, is married with children and has worked at the plant for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Henry Nerbert
Weibert
Eibert
Norbert
A. EH
Dayarport
Dir
Neibert
West ‘Sixth Street
Davenport
Rock Island
Hutern
Children of Mission to Have Their Christmas
The People's Talon mission awards a $5 gold piece to a boy and a girl for exemplary conduct during the year. Missionary Ned Lee presides with remarks on year round behavior, while Mayor Phillins is expected to speak on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Talon Mission
Benjamin Barr
Ned Lee
Aliee
Phillins
Royal Neighbors Elect Officers at Cedar Branch 2292
At the regular meeting Wednesday evening Cedar Branch camp No. 2292 Royal Neighbors of America elected officers. Oracle Amelia Gaghagen Vice Oracle Lucila Wooke Chancellor Lora Beckmann Recorder Vannie Clark Receiver Netlie O Mearis Marshal Margaret Scovel Assistant Marshal Macy Gla Pell Joaner Sentinel Margaretha Watter Outer Sentinel Mary Hener Manager Kutie Blook Physician Glynn and Lambach. Delegate to State Camp Amelis saghagen Alternate Vannie Ciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Branch
Royal Neighbors of America
Amelia Gaghagen
Lucila Wooke
Lora Beckmann
Vannie Clark
Netlie O'Mearis
Margaret Scovel
Macy Glaspell
Joaner Sentimel
Margaretha Watter
Outer Sentinel
Mary Hener
Kutie Blook
Glynn
Fred Lambach
Arg
Amelis Saghagen
Hirs
Vannle Ciary
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Turner Grand
Boys OF Athenaean Society
Agre ON
Nebraska
Harry J. M'Farland
Paul Msteen
Redmen Hall
Wight
Couer DE Leon Lodge
Lost Evaning
THE
Hennepin Tant
Minnesota
Davis
George T. Baker and
A. W. Vander Veer
Louis Boeckelmann
the Sentinel
Mrs. Flint
Silberstein Bros
Women’s Relief Corps
Johnnyflevber
Louis Steinbeck
Henry Neibert
Children OF Mission
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