Railroads timetable spanning Davenport to Chicago routes
Passenger and freight service details list many trains and routes. Includes Chicago fast expresses to Kansas City through Davenport, Rock Island, Des Moines, Omaha, and Colorado. California sleeper services. local and mixed trains, and through sleepers to California. Notes on depots, station streets, and ticket offices.
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Callibisiia
Chiarado
Onmha
Moines
Chicago
Celiforige
Kuosis City
Minneapolis
Ve Paul
Cedar Rapids
Golden State Limited
Davenport
Geneseo
Lasalle
Cambridge
Galva
Peoria Express
Tipten
Rock
Town Green
Liberty
Burlington
Oske- Joosa
Muscatine
Colorado
Omaha
Des Moines
Genezeo
Chleaes
Tb Po
Worth
DiReno
Kansas City
Des Noines
St. Paul
Cedar Raplia
Chicago lLocal
Cedar Rapida
Soo
Joliet
Genaseo
Inca Srstie Tao
Caicaga
Omahe
Peoria
Wopeerre
Chicago St. Inc
Sam Tazam
Rock ‘Island
Milan
Wyoming
R Millan
Hock Island
Fiaen
Rock Islan
Rock Island City
Cable and Sherrard
Dennt Ist
Th Street
Boy Isle P
Fitch Street
Main
Harricon Streets
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
California
ST Brady Street
Tel
Fifth
Harrison
C.C. Gardner
Trains Depart Davenport for multiple cities and stops
A timetable lists trains departing from Davenport toward Chicago Milwaukee and points west and south. It notes arrivals and departures to and from Dubuque Savanna Clinton and other towns with times around dawn and late afternoon. Some entries reference daily service except Sundays and indicate routes via east or west river banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Elaritge
Dixon
Woman Keeps the Diamonds in Sensational Trial
In a famed county case a woman named Summers testified that Cauthen gave her diamonds to lure her away from Rankin. The jury found Summers not guilty and ruled the prosecution malicious, with costs over $1,000 against Cauthen. Cauthen remains jailed awaiting funds. The diamonds and a watch were part of the disputed loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soult
Kas
Fort Scott
North Caroli
Helen
Blu
Abe
Joe Rankin
St. Louis
Summers
Cauthen
Rankin
Ber
Leavenworth to Refund Bonded Debt at Lower Rate
Leavenworth County votes to refund over 4000,000 in outstanding bonds drawing 5 and 6 percent interest. A business group advised lowering to 4 percent, with the bond company receiving 4 1 4 percent on the outstanding bonds until maturity. Efforts aim to reduce floating debt of about 80,000 amid financial difficulties.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Leavenworth County
X. Popeks Vond Rompeny
Bone Company
Topela
House Discusses Cotton Statistics in Extended Debate
Washington January 9 A Georgia Congressman attacked the reliability of government cotton estimates, citing South dissatisfaction and a push to abolish the statistic bureau. Supporters defended the figures as several lawmakers urged tabling a resolution seeking information on data collection methods. The measure passed 80 to 17 to lay on the table.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Census Bureau
Livingston
Georgia
South
Secon
Statisticz
Wadsworth
Committee On Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Messrs. Morleson
Texas
New York
Lovering
Massachsetts
Sims
Tennessee
Gqverne Mennt
Burleson
Georogia
Scott
Kansas
Agricultural Committee
Haggerty-Honan Sensation in De Soto case ends with dismissals
In Memphis on January 9 the Haggerty-Houtin trial faced a dramatic turn as the venire of 340 plus potential jurors was dismissed, the case postponed, and defense withdrawals announced. General Peters and Congressman Patterson left the defense amid a dispute over peremptory challenges, with Ralph Davis admonished as unprofessional by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Peters
Patterson
Ferger
Ralph Davis
Moss
Davis
Road to Run Corn School in Burling ton
A Burlington line special train with Professor Hopkins of the University of Illinois will lecture farmers on selecting good seed corn. The route runs Aurora to Savanna on the St Paul line and Savanna to Yorkville via Sterling Paw Paw Battville and Saedjan, with 40 minute stops at each station. A professor from Iowa college will join the tour.
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Alacktey
Burlington Road
Hopkins
University of
Dr King’s Life Pills Offer Blood Cleaner Remedy
A health note praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as a highly in demand medicine for blood and liver troubles. It claims the pills meet modern requirements and urges readers to try them at Frank Nagier’s drug store.
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King’a. New
Frank
After The Drinker Justice Warned In City Ordinance
The text records enforcement of a city ordinance against drinking establishments and illegal liquor venues. Officials referred to as aftermen are designated to enforce rules and eliminate “blind pigs” by prohibiting whisky or beer bottles in public spaces and any drinking in public places.
Poultry Show Awards Declared at Missouri Event
Sedalia Missouri January 9 judges C A Emery and E Hillson completed duties at the Missouri State poultry show with Tippen announcing prize winners The closest race occurred in the White Wyandotte class with winners including B F Nivary Abe Stevens Der ken Smithson and Mrs M F Miller De J W McFarland of Centralia William Jones of Springfield led in Partridge Cochinchina and Rhode Island Red classes H L Brockschmidt Friestett and J M McFarland Sedalia led in several divisions with W H Ritchey also taking a top sweepstakes for Asiatic class
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Sedalia
C. A. Emery
E. Hillson
Misaduri
Tippen
Wyandotte
B. F. Nivery
St. Louis
Abe Stevens
A Derken
Smithson
M. F. Miller
de. J. W. McFerland
Centralia
William Jones
Springfield
HR. F. Brockschmidt
Friestatt
J.T. Hroneau
Rhode Island
Clay
Lebanon
Plymouth Rock
H. L. Brockschmidt
Friestett
Ardmore Pioneer Murdered in Ardmore on Main Street
David L. Fraser, a resident of Ardmore, was shot twice on Main street shortly after 6 this morning and died on the sidewalk. Ex Confederates E. W. Louter and Fraser’s death and the motive remain unclear. Fraser left a widow and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
David L. Fraser
Filmost
Wraser
Thelighes
Jor Bas
Delays Patterson Decision in New Feri Bail Case
Justice Greenbaum in the supreme court delayed ruling on Nan Patterson bail. He reversed the prior day’s decision briefly and asked attorneys to submit artefacts. Levy, counsel for Patterson, was informed of 20 briefs from the district attorney’s office, and a decision was postponed to the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Feri
Jun
Nan’ Patterson
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Greenbaum
Abraham Levy
Cutisel
Miss Patterson
Aftornoon
Levy
Shenandoah Fair Directors Plan Purses and Hall
Shenandoah fair directors raise total purses to 2400 dollars for harness races and plan about 1500 dollars for a new floral hall on the fairgrounds. Meeting set Aug 18 to 1 determine dates and improvements.
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Bheyandoah
Jan
Shenandoah Fair Association
Eneed
Western deanery adjourns session in Ardmore
The Western deanery of the Episcopal church in Indian and Oklahoma territories adjourned after two days in Ardmore. Officers elected include Rev. A B Nicholas as dean, Rev. J E McGarvey as secretary, and Rev. B T Bome ted as treasurer. Bishop Brooks spoke at the close and visitors were hosted at the rectory.
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Brooks
Oklhoma
Fragmented OCR note on Clark Jewel timing and routine
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses a Clark Jewel and a sensor of the year, mentioning preparation in the morning and a ten minute wake period. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts, names, dates, or places for a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Bate
Local market report shows steady prices for hogs and produce
Wholesale markets report hogs in good demand with prices firm while hens, eggs, butter, and cheese show steady to firm pricing. Fruits and vegetables list pumpkins, onions, cabbage, cranberries, and apples with varied per unit quotes. Flour, feed, and live stock prices are included along with markers for spices, nuts, and coal rates.
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Ibe
Itic
Live Springs
Michigan
Hubbard
Ted
Inc
Atalit
Sic
California
Phoenix Mill
G. S. Johnson
Pillsbury
Timvthy
Timothy Hay
Statehood Boomers Arrive to Push Oklahoma Delegation
Henry Asp, chairman of Oklahoma's territorial commission, arrived in Washington with a strong delegation to back the statehood bill. They said another robust delegation would arrive soon to strengthen the effort and urge passage of the measure.
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Ban Aap
Oklahoma
Washington
Henry ‘Asp
Territorial Commission of
Jsttong
Tolaforce
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Davenport Malting CO
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Ing Brenches
West Second Street
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Buflber WL
Tuller
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McCullough
Davenport Mortgage Loan Co
Brown's
East Third Street
Jock
Max
Harrison Street
Dimetra
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Pavenport
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Joba
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Presigent
Lovie Haller
Henry C. Struck
Caabler
Otto Ladenbterger
Schwidt
August Steen
W. I. Wilson
Oman Beott
J. F. Dow
A. Barsick
Henry Kobes
Louis Baller
Enosite
Real Catera
Pete Segel Security
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Ste Davenport
Enna
Freestone
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Eesetien
FL Griggs
Predddent
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B.C. Kroeger
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A & Andresen
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Jens Lereozan
Co ‘Mueller
J.J. Richartson
German Savings Bank
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And
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Aldracet
Aasistant
Ravomenn
Am Andres Ae Braunlick
FG TA
Nik Spor
Pauls
Uephy
Paulo An
Fou Perast
Liur Pee Cent Jalarase
Daponite
Percede Securities
Dan B. Horne
Is. Com
AWD Math Ste
Brick “Munroe
Tard ‘St
Bara
J. O. Simcoke
Union Savings Bank
Sores
Ang Ae Brady
Sear Bach and Lodging
Guiney St
Dr. King
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