Reed Company Local Listing at East Third Street
Co E Reed phone 572 listed at 929 East Third Street in a concise city directory style entry.
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Co. E. Reed
East Third Street
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Newspaper
Tri City Star
Location
Davenport, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1904
Page
7
Window Glass and Supplies Available in Stock
As you have we would like to say we fat all sized of window glass in stock was well as putty pelvis and glass cutters of all kinds besides our large stock of painters' supplies At this time it is more necessary to close window holes than some small maid hole just let the cat take care of that.
Sioux City Bridegroom Trapped by Festive Jail On Train
W J Downey, a bookkeeper, was forcibly restrained with steel handcuffs by friends on his wedding departure aboard the Northwestern train. Despite the jokes, he remained shackled until Omaha, while onlookers and attendants scrambled to free him. The incident drew laughter and embarrassment as posters read Just Married We Are On Board This Train. Mr. and Mrs. WF Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Get
Mike Follies
W. J. Downey
Tor Rice Bros. Commission Company
Northwestern
Downey
Missouri
Mr. Downey
Omaha
Graam Ag
Oiaha
Rain Crow
Aira
Downor
Higgins Accepts Nomination at Higgins Home Rally
Lieutenant Governor Frank W. Higgins, Republican candidate for governor, accepts the nomination at his home amid cheers. A formal reception and dinner followed, with mass meetings in the city park attended by Senator Depew and former Lieutenant Governor Woodruff, and a parade and rally in the evening despite a rail delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olenn
Get
Frank W. Higgins
Surainga
Ceremaies
Higgins
Erie Railroad
Baby in Ohio Surrounded by Four Great Grandmothers
Columbus reports a baby girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Me Daniel Landon, likely one in a million, as she is surrounded by four great grandmothers and three grandparents. Names include Mrs Angelina Schat and Mrs Catherine Myers among others in Wear Eighth avenue Nelsonville and Tusnula areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Charles Me
Daniel Landon
Angelina Schat
Wear Eighth Avenue
Catherine Myers
Nelson¢ile
Landon
Taskula
Asthma Cure Claim Promoted By Chicago Man
A Chicago man named J F Homan testifies that Dr Schiffmanns Asthma Cure relieved his severe asthma after ten years and he has remained cured for nine years. Advertisement claims the remedy is sold by druggists for one dollar and includes an offer for a free trial package by mail from Dr R Schumann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Homan
E. Adams St
Chicago
Schiffmann
Dr. R. Schumann
St. Pan
Minn
Deposed Civil Service Board in New York Shakeup
Mayor Melo removed members of the Civil Service Commission amid charges of evading civil service laws. Officials ousted include president Jul H. McCovey and several democrats and a republican. Commissioner Hal Bell resigned after his termination. A new two member board was appointed with Bird Culer as president, amid a probe by the Civil Service Reform Association into appointments and pay-roll practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Melo Lan
Atti Civil Services Vomission
Jul H. McCovey
Hal Bell
Mee
Schutt
Bronx
Len
Minyor
Voard
Tle
Tom
Bird
Culer
Jobst
H. McCouer
Alfred Talley
Ross Appleton
Bruck
Civil Service Reform Association
Schmit
Schmitt
Wilk
Pignert Goes Before Grand Jury on Murder Charge
Des Moines reports indicate Italian immigrant Pignert and accomplice Amide appeared before the county grand jury yesterday morning regarding the murder of Thomas Culahin. Pignert, questioned with an interpreter, showed no sign of guilt while prosecutors indicated no indictment was imminent. Ford, a black man also charged, was not reported by the jury. Pignert exited the courthouse with a calm, confident demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Fortunato Pineri
Istice
Amd
Grand Jury
Thomas Culahin
Tony Amide
Wis Hatite
Picner Assu
Pigner
Ofeloes
Pignerl
Nolther
Frank Ford
Pignevi
Court House
Great Sensation In Leesville Over Doctor King's Discovery
A Leesville resident, W H Brown, was saved from certain death by Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption after weeks of intolerable asthma agony. He reports relief from throat and lung ailments and claims a near complete cure, with many similar testimonials for coughs bronchitis and grip. The remedy is priced at 50 cents and one dollar, with trial bottles offered by Frank Nadie Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesville
Ind
W. H. Brown
Frank Nadie
Portugese Ambush Kills Hundreds in East Africa
Lisbon reports a Portuguese force of 499 officers and men in East Africa was ambushed by Cumbama natives. 254 were killed and 60 wounded, including Afteen officers. Of 265 Europeans, 169 are missing. Ambush occurred as troops crossed Cunene river. Government considers a 5400-man relief, with warships to bolster Angola division. Germany plans 6000 European troops against Hereros in German Southwest Africa. Cunene river forms the German Portuguese boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugese
Portugese East Africa
Angola
Cunene
Germany
Africa
Cimene
Bryan Tours Northeast Nebraska Delivers State Focused Speech
In Harrington Nebraska Harrington quotes indicate William J Bryan traversed branch Northwestern railroad lines in Northeast Nebraska delivering multiple short addresses. Speeches emphasized state issues while reaffirming his national views. He was joined by Patrick E McKillop the Democratic nominee for Congress from the Third Nebraska district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Neb. Qet
Willian J. Bryan
Bryan
Northwestern Railroad
Nebraska
Paterick IE. McKiltino
Compress
Nebriaka
Walls of building collapse injures teens at Carthage high
A collapse of walls at the new Carthage High School building injures twelve teens, two seriously, as workers or bystanders watch. The incident occurred in October near the construction site. Authorities investigate causes and provide medical updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Green Escapes From the Asylum in Mount Pleasant
Dr Henry Green, an inmate of the Mt Pleascart hospital, escaped last evening from ward 17 by a fire escape. Police telegraphs issued as authorities chase him. he has a history of escape attempts since 1880 and is described as resourceful and well traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hery Green
Mt. Plescart
Star
Mr Pleasant
Henrs Grey
Smyth
Green
Yaneh
Promised Dyspepsia Cure Advertised in 19th Century Tex
A garbled 19th century ad claims a man named J B Taser from Chrirsman Texas found a cure for stomach distress after trying Dyspepsia Cure. The text asserts the product digests food and restores strength and health after four bottles. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Taser
Chrirsman
Tex
Logan
Supposed Slayer Innocent in Benton Harbor Case
Police in St Joseph and South Haven said the mystery man Charles Whiteman is not yet cleared in the Sept 19 rowboat disappearance. A woman who survived the alleged attack told how a baby was missing and asked the press to withhold her name for her mother. The body found at South Haven remains unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Mich
Amytery Mint
South Haven
Charlhes Whiteman
Benton Harbor
Whitelan
Henton Harbor
Leah Haven
Left Hand Rule in Jewish Marriage Sparks Legal Tie
A noted Jewish wedding case from Hammond Indiana questions validity of a civil union between Lilly Glenner and Max Schereschowsky. The rabbinical rite requires the groom to place the wedding ring on the bride with the right hand. left hand use is forbidden. The groom, an electrician, was injured falling at work and may be unable to fulfill the rite. The couple wed March 22 by City Judge F M Weinhaff and await orthodox approval and funds for ceremony formalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chleasa
Lilly Glenner
Jacob Clenner
Trilor
Morgan Street
Gols
Ler
Max Schereschowsky
Schoreschewski
FM. Weinhaff
Hammond
Ind
Manhattan Club Reception in New York Plans
The Manhattan Club hosts a formal reception for presidential and gubernatorial nominees, inviting both members and notable outsiders. Delegates arrange invited guests while ex-president Cleveland plans to stay at Buzzard's Bay with his guests. The vice presidential candidate cannot attend due to a prior engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Comitee
Cleveland
Buzzard’s Bay
Lightning Hits Oil Tank at National Refining Plant
A lightning strike ignited a 300 to 400 barrel tank at the National Refining company causing a fire that destroyed the plant and burned several people though fatalities were avoided. The blaze threatened nearby areas until wind shift kept the flames contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation
Pay Last Tribute to Gere in Lincoln
Lincoln honored Charles H. Gere founder and editor of the State Journal with a funeral tribute. State offices closed in the afternoon and flags flew at half mast as reporters and officials paid respects at the family home and Gere’s public life was recalled by mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Charles H. Gere
Smi
State Journad
State House
Court House
State University
Morntie
Bryan to Speak in Indiana and Taft to Catholic Audience
The executive temper committee outlined Willliam Jennings Bryan speaking in Indiana from October 12 to 20 and again October 24 and 23 in South Bend. Bryan will address Catholic listeners on the Philippines policy, praising church education for natives and missionary efforts from Rome and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Indiana
Taft
New York
Adlams Minn faces deadly skin disease outbreak
Oct 7 report describes Pemphigus spreading in Adlams Minnesota with farmer Peter Freund dead and several others ill. Authorities note no known cure and that no epidemic is recorded in American medical history as the illness emerges locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minan
Peter Frieund
Discu
Daily California Rail Service Details
Notices outline a daily rail schedule to California from Omaha with departures at 10:35 p.m. via Kansas City and Albuquerque, plus another train from Lake City to California. Reservations are available at Depot Ticket Office corner Fiji and Mahe streets and City Officer Brady Street. Timings and routes appear fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
GR of & PR
Rau Dunbie
Brady Street
Yondore
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Chas, Naeckel & Sons
West Second Street
Clark Jewel
Davenport Gas & Electric Co
Bradt ST
Littig Bros
Randy Strest
Truty Heating and Supply Co
Main Street
H. Bender
Bosineag
W. 7
Civil Service Board
Pignert
Beore
MT. Pleasant
Doctor
Whiteman
Watton
Eatih
Kodol
Bottiga
F.C. Dawite
Caicaso
Wayfarer
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Manhattan Club
Mr. Cleveland
Mr. Davis
Gere
South Bend Ind
Sinmta
Mun Lins
Rome
Atmica
Bredfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Davenport
Saturn
St Louis
S. Louis
Brady St. Depot
Tt. Young
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