News in Brief Oeney Restedrant and Local Notices
Chicago restaurant under Adams and Sampson business moves noted. Dr H Stuler departs for Chicago on business. Golden Glow and others advertise. Davenport lodge reports routine meeting. police court quiet with no arrests. Permits issued for frame building on Farran and for a two story brick flat on Ripley. Unclear match between bowlers Welty and Lau. not venued. Estate suit against Lyle and others filed. guardians respond. Paperhangers union label gains traction. J C Eper renews use at Dructier grocery 421 West Second Street.
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Oéney
Brady
Chicago
Adams
Sampson
H. Stuler
Golden Glow
Oda
Hatlani
Boadixot
Fartam
High
Henry Streets
Plumbeck and
Freudsen
John Webler
Ripley Street
G. E. Welty
A. Lau
W. H. Wilson
Minerva Wing
Thomas Lyle
Joe Shorey
Joseph W. Henry
Harlet C. Hears
J. C.eper
Dructier
West Second Street
Cumberland Gun Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Cumberland Gun Club met at headquarters last evening and planned a copper shoot at Grand Island on February 12. The range and materials will be moved to the island as weather moderates. Many signed up for the supper shoot and a strong contest is anticipated. Arrangements for a late February shoot and a summer picnic at Grand Island are being made.
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Cumberland Gun Club
Grand Island
Obituaries for Carl A Meyer Harriet Lindsay and Margaret Felnor
Funeral services were held for Carl A Meyer at his home at 619 Gaines Street with private rites and Oakdale cemetery interment. Harriet Lindsay’s funeral occurred at 10 a.m. from Cook Home with Rev. Stevens officiating. she was buried beside her husband at Oakdale. Margaret Felner’s funeral was at 2 p.m. at 1642 Main Street led by Rev. W H Blanche. interment followed at Pine Hill cemetery with many friends in attendance. Rosa O. Fine’s funeral was at 1 p.m. at the parents’ home and interred at Oakdale cemetery.
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Felener
Margaret
Echeck
Main Street
W. H. Blanche
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Margaret Feltnor
Pine Hill Cemetery
Rosa
Oakdale Cemetery
Plumbers of Davenport Must Furnish New Bonds
Davenport city notices require all plumbers to furnish new bonds under the law. City Clerk Collins points out several have complied while a number have not.
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Davenport
Collins
Fire destroys Arispe business section in Des Moines
Des Moines reports the business section of Arispe, Indiana was wiped out by fire today, causing an estimated loss of 15000 dollars. No injuries were reported as firefighters battled the blaze in the 1A area.
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Arispe
Des Moines
Arisps
Barber leaps through glass to escape blaze in Philadelphia home
J Hanks, a colored barber, awoke to a lamp explosion at 421 North Tenth Street. He jumped through a shattered window to escape fire, falling unconscious in the yard. Rescued by firemen, he was taken to Pennsylvania Hospital with facial burns but no serious injuries. The blaze caused minor property loss to the front of the building.
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Philadelphia
J. Hanks
Louth Tenth Street
Banks
Harber
Moore
Sialon
Sremen
Pennsylvania Hospital
Davenport Bowlers Lose to Maquoketa in Davenport
The Davenport bowlers lost after a tough six game stretch in Maquoketa, with three afternoon and three evening matches. Maquoketa edged Davenport by twenty six pins overall, 809 total. A rematch is set for Thursday Jan 26 in Davenport as the Davenport team seeks revenge.
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Davenport
Maquoketa
Daysuport
P. Petersen
Board of Health to Name Doctor in Davenport
Davenport board of health meets in city hall to name successor to city physician Dr H L Bawden. Petitions filed by Dr Speers Brunas Cantwell Preston Starbuch KS Bowman and Ned Middleton.
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Board of Health of
Davenport
City
H. L. Bawden
Court docket updates dismissals and pleadings today
Several entries listed. Dismissals from the district court including Le Claire Marine Railway & Law Co versus Railway Co and others. Stricken for want of prosecution. Some cases set for pleading by a date, judgments and decrees issued as prayed where appropriate.
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Anurt
le Claire Marine Reilway &* Law Co. Ve
Reiway Co
Lorn B. Botusby
Mabel O. Cuvier
Frank L. Cutler
Dorkct
Wallace Bros
Marguarite
Ryan Et
Schloteidt
Frits Storm
Horace Clair
Mirsky Likely To Resign Russian Interior Post
Telegrams from St. Petersburg report Emperor Nicholas has not yet accepted Prince Sviatopolk Mirsky’s resignation, with Mirsky reluctant to leave office as reform goals diverge. Witte may become Russia’s key power broker, possibly aiming for the chancellorship to gain official dignity and influence.
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Patersburg
Nicholas
Svietopoli- Alitsky
Ministry of the iNterior
Sty
France
Sviatopothk-Mirsky
M. Witte
Bismarck
Sviatopolk
Mirsky
St. Witte
Banks Hold Elections See Board Reelect Officers
The boards of Farr ot Jaws National Bank and Town National Bank held elections yesterday. Directors Collis, Fére, Haak, Halligan, Due, Hays, Schroeder, Fiecke, Jeut, Peter, Schmidt, Brockmann, Wittenberg were reelected and the old officers were reaffirmed at today's meeting.
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Farr
Jaws
National Bank
Town National Bank
Yesterda Collis
Fére
Haak
WP. Halligan
A. P. Due
J. H. Hays
Bi Schroeder
R. J Fiecke
St. Jeut
D. Peter Wn
W. D. Schmidt
J. D. Brockmann
Y. Wittenberg
Defendants File Answer in Suit Against Davis and Others
Defendants Margaret L Dittee and others answer in the suit against James J Davis and others. They seek to preserve any claim in the real estate mentioned in the petition and contend no claim is waived.
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Margaret L. Dittee
James J Davis
Leen
Elizebeth Diugeni¢ Hittov
W. Vander Veer
Cecilie’ Scott
Elizabeth Scott
Senator-Elect Graced by House Bribery Claims
In Tefferson City on January 14 Representative Grace of St. Louis fired a resolution to probe reports that brewers paid Thomas K. Niedringhaus 210,000 to influence Missouri legislation. Forty eight lawmakers clashed. a motion to table failed 57 to something. A substitute urged Governor Folk to call a grand jury to investigate bribery claims in Niedringhaus’s senatorial race. Debates raged as Republicans derided Kerens allies. Speaker Hill accused a railroad lobby of trying to control committees and bribery via passes, then backed Polk support with a preliminary resolution.
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Tefferson City
Ato
Grace
St. Louis
Neidringhaus
General Assembly
Iran
Niedringhaus
Keren
Thomas
K. Miedringlass
United States
Mora
House
Kereng
Exeus
Kerens
David W. Hill
Rairoad
Hill
Lieut Jewell of Chicago Killed in Moro Engagement
Army report says Lieut Joseph J. Jewell of the Fourteenth U.S. Cavalry, once of Chicago, was killed on Jolo Island in January during a clash with Moro outlaws while Maj. Bug L. Scott pursued peaceable control measures. Private William F. O’Neil of Marinette Wisconsin was also killed. three officers and three privates wounded. Jewell leaves a widow and child. two Evanston sisters survive.
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Jay
Jes. J. Jewell
Fourteenth
United States Cavalry
Morag
Jolo
Wiliam F. O'Neil
Maarinette
Wis
Ashbrook
Liett
Roy W
Otto
Seventeenth Infantry
Gevere
Dorey
Haleted
Ciannati
A4 Fourth Infantry
Slight
F Richardson
Robert C, Jr
South Carolina
United States
Bugh L. Scott
Scott
Jewell
Chicago
Manolis Cavalry
Eighth Cavalry
Philippines
Negros
Job
Jewell Seaves
Itmore
N.C
Evanston
Lient
Jeivell
Christ’ 'Pat
Stephen Ke Heyt
Pittsburg Peace Society Awards Novel Prize
The Pittsburg Peace Society announced a $1000 prize for an acceptable novel on the peace question. The award was authorized yesterday in Pittsburg Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburg. Pa
San
Pittsburg
Cook Disguised Her Sex in O'Neill Hotel Scandal
A Dewey hotel cook at O'Neill, Bert Lewis, was revealed to be a woman named Ona Swagert from Waterloo, Ia. after days of service and a popular, varied role including cooking and driving the hotel bus. Authorities involved. she chose to wear women’s clothes and left town after the discovery. Her prior husband’s abandonment and the episode prompted police consultation and pursuit.
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Nell
Nel
Bert. Lewis
O'Neill
OWE
Dewey
Bert Lewis
Dewey Hotel
Lewis
I O'Neil
Bert
Arshal
Hennett Martin
Sheriff Hall
Avoma
Ona
Waterloo
Sherittwit
Gene
Princeton Baseball Dates Note Schedule for 29 Games
Princeton university baseball manager Griffith released the 29 game schedule with 18 at Princeton. The slate opens April 21 in the south and includes Penn series possible only with a decisive contest. Key dates list Ursinus, NYU, Trinity, Dickinson, Tafts, Fordham, Brown, Lafayette, Cornell and others through late June with Penn, Harvard, Yale and more on the road or at home.
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Princeton
N. J
Griffith
Princeton University
Vield
Leronge
Black
Pennsylvania
Ursinus
Cornell
Brown
Philadelphia
Atherst
Knceton
Lehigh
Harvard
Cambridge
Nortmouth
Pennsylvanis
Pennsylvania State
Wild
New Haven
Bucknell
Fale
Tune
West Virginis
Yale
New Yorkr
Hale
Iowa Baseball league holds 191? meeting at Owa Ball Magnates
In Marshalltown Iowa the Iowa Baseball League convened with seventeen representatives from seven of eight towns. Ottumwa, Burlington and others confirmed the Three-Elevas by-laws with a $30 guarantee per game for visiting clubs. The circuit includes Burlington Keokuk Ottumwa Oskaloosa Marshalltown Waterloo Boone Fort Dodge with Quinn Clinton and Muscatine seeking franchises. The season runs May 4 to Sept 11, totaling 125 games. Umpires earn $190 monthly and each club posts a $200 guarantee to finish the season.
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Marshalltown
Iowa Baseball League
Ottum
Norton
Burlington
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
Waterloo
Boone
Fort Dodge
Quincy
Clinton and
Muscatine
Frank
Landers
Rock Island
John T. Powers
Victim of Assassin Sinking in Marion
January 21 report from Marion confirms Wilson Addington fatally shot earlier by an unknown assailant. Charles Spring, arrested soon after, denies guilt but witnesses link him to the window shooting. Public sentiment grows against Spring as authorities brace for possible unrest if Addington dies. Extra deputies are posted in anticipation.
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Marion
Ing
T Wilson
Addington
Charles Spring
Markets of America Rheumatic Cure Ad and Markets
The text combines market data for grains and livestock with an extensive advertisement promising Dr Shoop’s Rheumatic Remedy. It lists corn, oats, barley, hay, and cattle figures alongside hog and sheep prices and prices at Omaha and Chicago markets. The ad promotes a rheumatoid cure claiming blood poisoning causes rheumatism and offers a free trial bottle.
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Sree
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
U. S
Dr Shoop Offer Card From 2520 Cine Box
A garbled plea proclaims a free doll package and a book on rheumatism by Addreva Dr Shoop. It promises no conditions and asks recipients to respond by mail to Box 2520 Cine, WE is. The message mentions Grugglnt and a shelven standard sized package with vague terms.
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Dr. Shoop
Cine
Price to Manage Wheeling Central League Team
South Bend Ind January 11 Contrary to report Teddy Frice will manage Wheeling Central League team this year and is at work training youngsters who may become valuable additions. Irwin Wheeling treasurer has been notified that Wheeling of 1905 will take Pitcher Joe Doyle, who had a fine record with Wheeling late last season. Doyle, drafted by Buffalo last season, reverts to Wheeling per a National Association ruling. Irwin also notes Pittsburg plans to send McConnell and Smith back to the squad after prior purchases.
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South Beng
Ind
Teddy Frice
Transurer
Irwin
Wheeling
Joe Doyle
Buffalo
Doyle
Anttals
Nationassoriation
Centrai
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Is sead-McConnell
Smith
Pirater
Twoategies Lakely
Patterson on Trial in Tombs Cell Briefed for Tonsil Operation
Nan Patterson, awaiting a second trial on charges related to Caewar Young’s death, remains in Tombs prison with a pending tonsil operation noted by the prison physician. She declined immediate surgery citing inability. Letters supporting her innocence pour in from the West, including a Portland man’s $95 for a New Year token.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Caewar Young
Pricon
Miss Patterson
Frou & Man
Portland
Ore
Bones Found Under New York Aquarium Site Reveals Historic Fort
Workmen excavating under the Nae Meer aquarium in New York uncover bones from a Roman skeleton and cannon balls. The Southwest Battery, built by the U.S. in 1807, became Castle Clinton in 1812 and Castle Garden in 1822 before state and city authorities took over. The site later housed immigration functions and the Aquarium from 1906, attracting large crowds and notable performances.
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New York
Nae Meer
United States
Southwest Battery
Castle Clinton
Tivo
Lty of
Castle Garden
Jenny, Landiandeé
Aquarium
Illinois dairymen convene in Rockford for Dairy association meeting
January 14 reports a large turnout at the Illinois Dairymen association convention in Rockford. Delegates discuss topics including restricting some farm practices, smaller dairies, better cattle and feeding, with speeches by H A Hopper and others from university dairy departments. General discussion to follow.
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Rockford
Illuala Dairyme Association
Curhill
Speers
H. A. Hopper
University of [Fing T
DB. Smith
Michigan
T. Budulph
Providence
Prof
Parrirton
Wisconsin University
P. Bart
Dairy Department of Universtes
Mincie
Hopper
Murder investigation in Fremoot Neb murder case
Fremoot Neb January reports indicate a man found dead in Ames Friday afternoon was murdered. D Hiks identifies the victim as an elderly Jewish junk peddler with a younger partner also Jewish. Two boys say they met two Jewish junk peddlers with a team between Ames and North Bend and the dead man’s description matches the elder. Authorities seek clues to the younger man and the team member.
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Fremoot
Neb
Tetan
Ames
D. Hiks
Thia City
Omaha
Kayich
Henson Eay
Ghia Biceiriel Commission Votes Roosevelt in Columbus
The state house meeting on January 11 saw the Ghia Biceiriel commission cast its ballot for Theodore Roosevelt for president with CG. W. Pairbaniks representing Columbus as vice president nominee. The card was drawn to carry the vote to Washington.
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Columbus
Ghia Biceiriel Commission
State House
Theodore Roosevelt
CG. W. Pairbaniks
Vicw
A. Pleren
Temes
Washington
Protests over Bacon treatment by chamber of commerce
Milwaukee, Jatt 21 The chamber of commerce directors passed resolutions of protest against the treatment accorded FP Bacon. They ask the Interstate Commerce Committee to rebuke Congressmen Hepburn and Main for browbeating and tyrannical methods. Copies will be sent to committee members and President Roosevelt.
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Milwaukee
Jatt
Chamber of Commerce
Bacon
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Hepburn
Thatrman
Siy
Qeot
Interstate Commerce Committee
Prealdott
Roosevelt
Local Woman Wounded in Night Shooting Incident
Arkoapens City Kansas on a Saturday night a man named Emmer Lewis caused the arrest of Alva Schilling and G C Richkach on a shooting charge. The four youths were returning from town when Lewis fired at them near his home striking Mrs Lewis in a nearby bleacher seat. The woman sustained a minor flesh wound.
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Arkoapens City
Kan
Jan
L.d 'Emmer Lewis
Alva Schilling
Richkach
Lowes
Lewis
Fred
Wolver
Bishop Spalding Recovers but Vote Time Nears
The bishop appears improved after a prior attack andRecovery is expected within a few weeks. Officials note his condition is improving though vote timing remains a focus.
Fight Follow Case in COU Belleville Court
A fracture fight occurred in Justice Snyde Court yesterday when Charles F ran accused Attorney Haer of perjury and punched him in the face. Attorney Winklemann, 75, struck Fr man down with a slave poker, resulting in fines.
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Belleville
Snyde Joonet
Charles Fran
Iiligants
Haer
Attor ‘Winklemann
Peoria Fire Chief Sustains Bruise in Incident
Peoria Fire Chief Thomas Wurm received a severe bruise to the right shoulder after an internal incident. No further injuries reported as he continues duties.
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Paoria Ya
Gnief
Thatnas Wi
Wurm
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