St Marys Society presents church concert program
The young women of St Marys church host a Friday evening program at St Marys School Hall featuring a chorus and solo performances. Selections include Schumann Liszt pieces, vocal duets, piano solos, and a pantomime. Performers include Miss McChest Guerts Walsh Geerts Burns OBrien Mullins and others.
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St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's School Hall
McC Hest C._Guerts
Spring Fiow
Schumann
M. G. Burns
Thredneedie Street
E Walsh
A. A. Roggers
B. Rey
Batha
Kremser Saldat
M. E. Geerts
S. Obriez
Lark
E Burns
M. Walsh
K. Walsh
Pappillon
Gileg
B. AL McCullough
M. C. Homes
O.e.-Seseeeeeey
Gottschalk
M_ A. Frenier
Barnlett
E. Mullins
M. Coen
M. Gurron
Gwhalen
M. Burns
B. Kraft
L. Martinelli Pinna
M. CG. Geerts
C. Kraft
Camipapa
CG Homes
A. Sullivan
A. O'Brien
Geerts
Richard
M. Ryan
J. Coons
Rombant
O'Brien
Sullivan
M_ C. Homes
Galen
M. E. Burns
M. Toohey Ghorus
Baranrelle
Nichol
Miss Sullivan
Accompiert
Bisa Geerts
Mayerbeer Hark
Hark
Lynes
Visiting Nurse Reports On Work Of Month
At the monthly meeting of the Visiting Nurses association held yesterday at Mrs T D Lees, the visiting nurse reported sixteen patients cared for and 125 visits made during the period November 17 to December 15. Cases attended were for several doctors.
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Visiting Nurses’ Association
T. D. Lee
Barewald
Lanwank
McCowen
Porter
Glenn
Higley
Donations to Baptist church supply closet noted
Donations to the supply closet were received from Mrs Clunt Mrs Hawley Miss Gould and the King's Daughters circle at the Baptist church along with other contributors whose names accompany the note.
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Rudolph
Crawford
Clunt
Hawley
Gould
King’s Daughters
The
Baptist Church
Le Claire Young People Plan Christmas Party
Prominent Le Claire youths organize a Christmas party to be held at the Auditorium on Monday evening. Blocher’s orchestra of five pieces will provide music and refreshments will be served. Committee members include H T Lafrenz L M Nesbitt T B Kennedy GW Bissie JE Sutter H Zuber RA Moore BD McSall ER Davis J A Merer and H Johnson.
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Auditorum
le Clare
Blocher
H T Lafrenz
L M. Nesbitt
T. B. Kennedy
GW Bissie
JE. Sutter
Miss Dwyer Hosts Six Hundred Club Event
Miss Emily Dwyer hosted the Six Hundred club at her home on Tenth and Farnam last evening. Ginque was played. Frank McDerayl won the first gentlemans prize and Ethel Moore won the first ladies prize. Consolation prizes went to Miss Mary Helligan and Walter Lydon. refreshments followed with music and singing.
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Emily Dwyer
Tenth
Farnam Streets
Frank McDerayl
Ethel Moore
Mary Helligan
Walter Lydon
United States History Club Meeting Highlights
The United States History club met with Mrs. L. BL Morrow at 2122 Farnam Street. Miss Jenne Munroe presented a paper on The French and Indian War. Refreshments were served as attendees enjoyed the afternoon. The next meeting will be with Mrs. H.S. Boudinot. An annual sale and bazaar is planned with a supper at Shriner's hall on Saturday, Dec. 17.
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United States History Club
Shriner's Hall
Masonic Temple
Postal Clerk Sues Railroad for 15000 Damages
Charles Brothers of Des Moines Iowa files a district court suit against Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway alleging he was injured while traveling in a small car pulled by the defendant. A violent stumble hurled him to the floor ending with a broken spinal column and permanent injuries. He seeks thirteen thousand five hundred dollars in damages.
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Des Moines
Charles Brothers
Aty
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific Tailroad Company
Dee
Hs Waa Ao
Wilk
Des Moines Laundry Promoter Praises Dress Finish
Mr F C Becker superintendent of the Des Moines laundry extols the finishing of garments in Des Moines. He boasts glossy shirt fronts collars and cuffs with ceruloid appearance and claims many new customers are flocking to the plant as quality work is personally inspected before delivery. He hints at aggressive hiring to meet demand.
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Des Maines
F. C. Becker
Hecker
Des Malies
Aynng Tong
Iiast
Iista
Patti Sings for Red Cross in St Petersburg
Mme Patti stage farewell concert in St Petersburg raised over 300 for the Red Cross under Grand Duchess Maria auspices. Wealthy seats included Emperor Biehoing and Tunis capital elites. diplomatic corps attended. Patti received a standing ovation.
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St Petersburg
Mme Fatti
Red Cross Society
Maria
Pukovna
Emperor Biehoing
Spencer Dddr
Mme Patti
Erin
Rudolph Case Transfer Sparks Possible Delay Ruling
Federal City reports the Supreme Court division sustained a motion to transfer the murder case of William Rudolph to the Bang court. Rudolph was sentenced to January 13, and the court may act at its next call, potentially granting further relief if no action is taken.
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Federson City
Supreme Court
William Rudolph
Bang
Rudolph
Bao
Spanish cabinet resigns over military reforms crisis
Madrid reports the entire cabinet has resigned due to disagreements over military reforms and the king's refusal to confirm nominations. Senor Maura and former Premier Azcar gu have declined the task of reorganizing government.
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Madrid
Mili
Senor Maura
Azcar
Hou
Beuthien Gives Details On Personal Loan To Cleveland Amusement Company
The Beuthien case opened with Arnold Beuthien testifying before Referee Helmick about loans totaling between twenty one thousand and twenty six thousand dollars to the Cleveland Amusement Company of Chicago. The company, incorporated in South Dakota, owns a renovated building in Chicago and operates as an opera house. President Mr Cleveland had lent about three thousand dollars. Beuthien himself loaned substantial funds, while James Adept provided a curatorial letter asserting no stock ownership. Further proceedings hinge on bank condition reports expected around mid month.
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Arnold Beuthien
Helmick
Uconveri
Cleveland Anuy
Chirag
Sottit Dachota
Heme
Chicago
Cleveland
Beathien
ONO
James Adept
Bentley
Harry Jo McFarland
West Liberty Bank
Dixon Bank
Jack the Hugger Insanity Hearing Before Court
County physician Dr. E C Barewald reports C P Johnson alias Jack the Huger is charged with insanity. Prisoners fear him as self harm threats cause terror in jail until separated. Hearing set for Lanmrow at Lovelurk on the thirteenth.
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E. C. Barewald
Toway
C P Johnson
Jack
Sant Fhat Johnson
Lanmrow
L Ovelurk
Lawson Meets Greene In Boston Office Talk Turns Peaceful
In Boston on December 1, Colonel Greene met Thomas W. Lawson in Lawson's office for a discussion. The meeting remained entirely peaceful and conducted without incident.
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Lawson
Greene
Boston
Dev
Colonel Greene
Thomas W. Lawson
Russians Escape From Port Arthur in Safety
Chs Foo reported December 16 that seven Russians escaped Port Arthur with despatches for the Russian government and reached their destination in safety.
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Port Arthur
Murder Case Opens as Grand Jury Probes Death of Dr Koch
The Grand Jury in Ula Minnesota opened its inquiry into the murder of Dr Gebbdhart. Dr Koeh, charged with the crime, is linked by the hammer found at the Koch homestead where Koch resided. Editor Alan Brooks testified that the crime was not committed by Hoeh but noted the notes paid to Koch’s brother-in-law.
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New Ula
Minn
Dee 16
Gebbhardt
RiKoeh
Bet
Eidgar Ding Jer
Koch
Alan Brooks
Dr. Hoeh
Bue
Nawnspaper
Br. Koch
Suit Over Alleged Broken Mining Stock Contract
John V. Le Moyne of Haltmere Maryland sues Chester B. Kennan of Milwaukee for 30004 alleging a stock deal breach. Le Moyne paid 26000 for mining stock and claims an agreement required Kennan to buy it back at the same price when Le Moyne wished to dispose. Kennan allegedly refused to honor the contract.
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Chicago
John V. Lee Moyns
Haltlmere
Chester B. Kennan
Milwukee
LeMoyne
Kennan
Kenan
Ed Patten Held On An Old Charge
Ed Patten was arrested in Diven pore today by Detective Peers on an old Rock Island dispute. Three years ago he fought with police, drew a gun, fled Davenport toward the West, and was pursued. He claimed he aimed to sneak back to Rocksland to kill his mother. the old charge remains valid.
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Ed Patten
Divenpore
Peers
Patten
Rock Island
Davenport
Rocksland
Dead Cat In Lap Foreshadows Asphyxiation Case
Anna W Krause, aged about 93, was found dead at 72 Wallace Street Philadelphia. Gas from a radiator filled the room and a large black cat lay on her lap, believed suffocated. Oliver J Kulp discovered the scene and reported the room smelled of gas. An examination found death occurred several hours earlier. Relatives in Pottstown are being sought.
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Philadelphia
Reese
Anna W. Krause
Wallace Street
Oliver J. Kulp
Ing
Pottstown
Logic machine at UC Berkeley demonstrates syllogism answers
Berkeley Dec 16 A logic machine developed by Dr Charles H. Rieber of the University of California assists in solving syllogistic propositions. The device resembles an adding machine and uses circles and electric lights to display all correct formulas when proper keys are pressed, reducing error.
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Berkeley
Cal
Claries H. Rieber
Jpg
California
Whips Pupil Kills Father at Magnam High School
In Mangum Mississippi a teacher, Prof J B Woodward, shot a student after a prior whipping and fight over disciplinary actions. The pupil Mangum was shot in the head. Woodward was also shot and is recovering under guard at his residence.
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J. BE Woodtrard
Magar
Woodwanl
Mangum
Witlh Woolard
Inter
Woodward
Slimier
Scholarships for Negro Students Founded in Memory of Col Shure
Mrs Fraves C Barlow will establish twelve $1,000 scholarships at Tuskegee Normal and Industrial School in memory of her brother Col Robert Gould Shure who commanded a Negro regiment in the Civil War. The announcement was made last night in Boston.
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Boston
Der
Booker TF
Theserty
Fraves C. Barlow
Tuskages Normal and Industral School
Robert Gould Shure
Washington
Severa
Man slashes his throat after cursing wife in crowded court
In Salt Lake City on December 16 J W Carroll cursed his wife who had just left a wines stand with a tale of cruelties. He drew a razor from his sleeve and cut his throat from ear to ear, dying as the crowd watched in the courtroom.
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Salt Lake City
J W Carroll
Murdered Woman Found in Home Near Agency Mo
Farm man G W Gray and his son returned from the field to find Mrs. Gray dead in a pool of blood with throat cut and hands tied behind her. Neighbors reported a man seen near the road 10 miles away. authorities spread a search as a suspect is sought. The murder is believed to have occurred shortly before discovery. Old Home Jerusalem has over
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Agency
G W Gray
Here
Gore Han
New Weir
Omee
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