Mundt Given Thirty Days In Police Court For Petty Larceny
Emma Mundt, 22, pleaded guilty to stealing a diamond ring from Mrs. E W Searle and jewelry from the home of E J St Onge. The court sentenced her to thirty days in the house of detention, noting leniency by the Searle and St Onge families and the need for reform rather than penitentiary punishment. A second similar offense may follow after the first sentence expires if charges are pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmra Mimat
W. Searle
Searle
J. St Onge
St. Searle
Emma Mundh
Emma Mundt
E. J. St. Onge
Nr St Onge
Mmcourt
Mr Searle
Mr. Searle
Mr. St. Onge
Ill
Motion for New Trial Sustained in Hines v Faester
A motion for a new trial in the case of William Hines against George A Faester was sustained. The November term noted Hines was granted a commission to sell land for the defendant. The defendant claimed the sale was direct and not through Hines, while the plaintiff argued Hines initiated the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hines
George A Faester
Bawden & Thueweny
Wasa Hines
George A Koester
Hines
Izetrumental
Defendant Files Motion In Court Over Promissory Note
In the case of German Trust Company and Jen Lorenzen as trustees under the will of Bun Wer, versus R. E. Lindsay and Chanderlin & Petersen, counsel for Lindsay, a motion to strike and for a more specific statement in the petition alleging a promissory note has been filed in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Trust Company
Jen Lorenzen
Inet
Bun Wer
R E. Lindsay
Smallpox Outbreak Reported on Horton Reservation
Washington Jan 16 report says forty smallpox cases in Horton Wan with a case on the Indian reservation, telegram to the Indian bureau from Superintendent Edwards of the Kickapoo Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Horton
Wan
Indian Bureau
Edwardsoe
Kickapoo Indias
Man Pleads Guilty After Beer Glass Assault
Charles Larkin faced police and court today on charges of assaulting Reidy in a downtown saloon. He allegedly struck Reidy with a beer glass, cutting his head and requiring seven stitches to close the scalp wound. Larkin claimed self defense, but Judge Purger sentenced him to 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles “Larkin
See Reidy
Reidy
Purger
Larkin
Man with Infernal Machine Admits Deed
A Philadelphia man using the alias Gessler Rosseau admitted to police that he attempted to destroy the statue of Frederick the Great Washington last Tuesday. He claimed responsibility for sending a trunk containing a clockwork infernal machine to the steamship Umbria in May 1903 and said he planned further acts against British ships. Rosseau revealed details of past movements, but gave few reasons beyond opposing foreign affairs, and authorities from Washington New York and Philadelphia prepared to press for additional confessions.
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Philadelphia
Gessler Rosseau
Frederick the Great Washington
Rew York
Donaghy
New York
Washington
Rosseau
Owen Kelly
Kelly
TOTE
Together
Hast
Rosseaud
Patrick Kelly
Patrick Meily
Rouseau
Fréderek the Grint
Kew York
Gluco
Umbria
Hebert Boardman
Washington Detective Force
Alfred Carter
George H. Hazel
Arthur Casey
Curry
Father Alty
Hazel
Rasseau
Carter
Apo
Seventh Street Wharf
Arsenal
Resseau
Droxaghy
Chicago
Rossean
Priscer
Judge Bollinger Sustains Demurrer in Medical Suit
Judge Bollinger sustains a demurrer in the case of H C Hooffle and others vs Jennings Crawford and others on one ground and overrules on another. O A Cooper represents the plaintiff while Cook and Dodge represent the defendants. The suit concerns homeopathic physicians wanting to practice at Mercy hospital and opposition from other doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hooffle
Jennings P. Crawford
Bolinger
A. Cooper
Cook
Dodge
Mercy Hospital
Louis Pfannkuchen Receives Ten Days in Jail
Louis Pfannkuchen was sentenced to ten days in jail by Judge Finger this morning on a vagrancy charge. A stranger to the city, he has not sought employment and has spent all his time on Front street. His case will be further investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Praankusen
Finger
Auerochs Bail Posted After Assault Sentence
Henry Suerochs posted bail of 400 dollars and is at liberty. Last Saturday he was sentenced by Judge Finger to ten days in jail for assault on R. B. Payne janitor of the city unit and assault on Polleaman. Suerochs had appealed the case in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Suerochs
Inherty
Decree of Divorce Granted in Lindgren Case
Judge Bol Unger grants a divorce decree in the Emma Lindgren vs George Lindgren petition cited for defendant default. Avianil Noth represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lindgren
George Lindgreen
Bol| Unger
Teh Nlaint
Avianil Noth
Referee Helmack Receives Bank Receiver Report Findings
Referee Helmick reviews the Dixon Savings Bank receiver Harry J McFarland report showing assets turned over by cashier I M Stinger totaling 41 340 23 and a list of office and bank property. Realization for creditors remains uncertain with some notes likely paid in full, others doubtful. McFarland employed attorney B M Sharon to reclaim estate property. schedule lists numerous notes and mortgages totaling 41 810 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J- 3lcFarland
Dixon Savings Bank
Helmick
IM. Stinger
B. M Sharon
Sf Sharon & Donegan
Bolt
Qgurrenty
Family of five dies in New York fire
New York dispatch reports lawyer William T. Mason and his family perished in a Sunday morning blaze at 133 West One Hundred Thirtieth Street. The parents and two children died, a servant also lost, coats of the others burned. neighbors heard cries of murder and burnings but police found no indication of foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William T. Mason
Ellen
Marion
Annie Wells
West One Hundred and
Petition to Modify Decree in Annie Wood Case
Ruymann & Ruymann filed a petition to modify the decree in the Annie Wood versus Adolph Mickel suit. The defense cites new evidence and seeks a full review, with the custody of two children as the central controversy. The Supreme Court supported the district court decision, and a former Star issue reviewed the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruymann
Prof Metcalf Preaches Twice at Edwards Church
Prof Metcalf of Talladega College Alabama filled the pulpit for the unavailable Dr Mooré delivering two sermons on the higher education of the colored people in the morning and Christ's estimate of enthusiasm in the evening. He has long worked among the black community and spoke with evident familiarity on the morning topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mooré
Metalf
Talladega College
Alabama
Metcalf
Talladega
Outsider Conducted Trinity Services Yesterday Morning
Samuel Day and Dr Burrell held Trinity Episcopal church services after Rev. De Witt Dowling fell ill. Day led the morning worship at St Katherine's hall, while Burrell, rector of Moline church, preached in the evening, with outsiders occupying the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Day
Dr.Burreh
de Witt Dowling
Trinity Epicsopal Church
St Katharine's Hall
Dr. Burrell
Moline Church
New Organ at German Lutheran Dedi cation
Trinity German Lutheran church celebrated the dedication of a new organ with morning services led by Rev. Rothlothinger and Rev. Greif. The program featured the Kreuz Jordhe chorus, a mixed choir, and the maennerchor performing anthems and hymns.
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Trinity German Lutheran Church
Rothlothinger
Clinton County
Kreuz
Trinity Church
H. T. Greif
Kreuz Church
A. D. Gréit
Frinrty Church
Grand Lodge Meeting Takes Up Rate Adjustments
Dr C T Taudley departs for Clinton as a dale gate to the grand Iudge of the Knights and Ladies of the Golden Precept. Dr Lindley sits on the grand lodge board and is noted for fraternal affairs. The issue of rate adjustment, 75 to come, will be discussed at this week’s meeting with likely changes to monthly assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Taudley
Clinton
Knights and Ladies of the Golden Precept
Dr. Lindley
The
Grand Lodge
Defendant Answers In Case Against J F Boepple Company
F Krog receiver of the J F Boepple company through Chemberlie Petersen denies all allegations in Gustave Rueter vs J F Boepple company et al case. The defendant asks for judgment in its favor and against the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Krog
J. F. Boepple Company
Chemberlie & Petersen
Anynewer
Gustave Rueter
J. F. Boepple Company Et al
Cosa
First Sermon on Baptism at Sacred Heart Cathedral
Yesterday at Sacred Heart Cathedral the Rev. Franklin opened seven sermons on the sacraments. He defined baptism as a sacrament cleansing original sin and making believers Christians, children of God and heirs of heaven. He described baptism by pouring water and invoking the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. The sermon was well received and, the speaker said, would bring great good from the lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Franklin
Christ
Brace
Kingdom of Heaven
Minnie Spiess Charged With Theft In Dr Littis Home
Minnie Spiess will be tried in Justice Hall's court tomorrow for larceny from the home of Dr H A Littis. She served in the doctor's family as a domestic. The charges allege she took $10, two handkerchiefs valued at $10, jewelry embroidery and other articles. Spiess denies the theft and will mount a defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Spiess
Juste Haw
H. A. Littis
Miss Spiess
Dad
Meeting at Business Men's Rooms Tonight
There will be a meeting at the Business Men's association rooms this evening. Wi Churchill, president of the American Best Sugar Association and of Bay City Sugar Company, will speak on beet sugar at the request of Davenport Sugar Company officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
Churchill
American Best Sugar Association
Tue Bay City Sugar Company
Michigan
Church
Davenport Sugar Company
Big City
Former Davenport Woman Dies in Southern Town
Mrs B S Warner formerly of Davenport Iowa, wife of E S Warner president of Citizens Bank, died suddenly in Lawton Oklahoma after attending a Priscilla club function. She was 30 years old, survived by her mother Mrs Cook and uncle W B Wiley, with remains to be brought home to Davenport arriving Wednesday.
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Lawton
Okla
BS. Warner
Davenport
Warner
Priscilla Club
Ste Wes
ES. Warner
Citizens’ Bank of
Hs City
Fler
Learime
ES Warner
Mra
B Wiley
Warne
Mia Cook
Athletes of Davenport High to Elect Officers
The Davenport High School Athlete Association will hold its regular meeting Friday afternoon to elect officers for the coming semester and hear reports from current officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athlete Association of
Davenport High School
Appoints Lawyer to Defend Smith in Civil Suit
Judge Bollinger issues order appointing C. M. Waterman to defend S. F. Smith in suits brought by R. B. Lindsay Anna R. Wilkinson and R. E. White against Smith et al. The action concerns civil litigation with Waterman named as defense attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
R. B. Lindsay
Anna R. Wilkinson
R. E White
S. F. Smith
Bollinger
C. M. Watermo
Local Davenport Bowling Team to Start Tourney
A Davenport bowling team will travel to Clinton for the opening match of the bowling tournament tomorrow night at Davenport alleys. The Davenport lineup is not yet announced but is expected to be strong, with individual games slated between players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Davenport
Clinton West
Davanport
Hawkeyes
Pirates
Colds
Dowlsbt
Mayer Will Filed in Probate Court
The will of Carl August Theodore Mayer has been filed for probate. It leaves all real and personal property to wife Elise Mayer and she is appointed executrix without bond. The will is dated September 15, 1956, and witnessed by John C. Bile and Bernua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl August Theodore Mayer
Elise Mayer
John C. Bile
Bermua
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5. W. Searle
HMO Head
Potomac
Louis Pfannkuchen
Justice
Auerochs
Helmack
Harry J. McFarland
Ankh
H.C. Wall
W Heuer
EC Drummond
JW. Heuer
LH. Lamp
J. C Bente
Aoin
MF Biltmont
Downs
Lindt
Clirance Drummond
Kimeen
Killeanss
Killeen
Mo Beuthnen
Caldwell & Cleveland Co
Enna
Hisapeston
Layotte
Ixigon
Mass
Berlin Heights
Ohio
Hoopeston
Frank H .Parnell
James A. Cunningham
Trunk H Farnell
Tames A. Cunningham
C R Andiston
CO & Alkire & Co
Commission Merchants
Newton Brothers
Lynn
Second Baptist Society
Bosemen Downer
McDoneld
Downer
Paul A
Tatbox
J. Fred
Duntley
Charles P
McDonald
Thomas
Large
Frank L
LaPorte
Ind
H. J. Heinz Pickle Company
Pittsburg
Aty’s
Norwalk
Tan
Baker's
John Humphrey
Hardware Ators
Newton Andrew
Citizens’ Bank Company
Budget Printing Office
I. Endles
Jénkus
Prof. Metcalf
the Edward's Church
Moore
Trinity
German Lutheran
Grand Lodge OF Knights and Ladies
G. T. Lindley
Wall
Business Men’s
E. S. Warner
Friscilig Club
Meyer
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