Hall and Martin New Things in Wall Paper and Frames
San Francisco October 14 Champion Jim Jeffries visited the Russian cruiser Lemit at Ware Island and spent about an hour aboard. The Russians, impressed by his ring feats, toasted him with vodka while he was treated as a guest emperor. Berlinsky and Gujevier accompanied Jeffries as officials described the scene in broken English and comics of glory during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Gal
Jim Jeffries
Lemit
Ware Islad
Jodi
Davy Crockett
Io Vallejo
Gue Viier
Jim
Cape Berlinsky
Mrenech- Engilesh
Bebold
Bebold Zee
Jeffries and
Gupta’ Berlinsky
Zee
Biil
Boam
Berlinsky
Stock Judging Course For Farmers Announced
The Ames agricultural department offers a two weekly stock judging course starting Monday Feb 2 1995 and ending Feb 14 1995. It targets farmers and breeders of horses cattle sheep and swine, with beginner and advanced classes. A Wednesday Jan 11 demonstration will judge stock types on foot and by processing to show market cuts and producer consumer value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antimellishanary Department
Ames Oligen
Sara
Stuman
No Disruption At Madison Varsity Team
Madison Wis Oct The threat of disruption to the varsity squad is averted as Findlay and Vanderboom quit plans are abandoned. A conference settled the matter. players will stay to strengthen the team and university. Injuries among Capt Rush Reno Clark Kinney remain troublesome but practice proceeds. Notre Dame visits Saturday with Clark out.
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Madison
Wis
Findlay
Vanderboom
Kinney
Gap
Notre Dam University
Clark
Sanford
Luldguck
Berike
Dougyal
Discharge in Murder Case at Eleanor
Conway Arkansas October 24 John Bay Ben Wise and Lafayette Dean were discharged at Eleanor on the charge of murdering David G Harris. The crowd gathered as seven days passed and no trouble occurred while preparations for breakfast were noted. Mrs. Austins Pancake flour advertised as ready in a minute.
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Conway
Ark
John’ Bay
Ben Wise
Lafayette Dean
Eleanor
David G. Harris
Man And Woman Fined In Court Of Justice Finger
Frank Meinke and Isabel Smith were fined $3 each plus costs in Judge Finger's court for intoxication and disturbance after being picked up by Detective Atkinson. Meinke admitted going with Smith, they stayed at a rooming house, and both drank. The note says Smith drinks heavily when out with him. A separate warrant sought Carl Paulsen for pulling a trailer on Brady the previous October night. he faced arrest but sought a delay until Det. 21 due to hotel interests in Sigourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meinke
Isabel Smith
Meinke
Carl Paulsen
Brady
Prisoner admits robbery on Pullman car incident
James Rumsey alias Chief Jess, 43, arrested in Sedalia Mo on October 14 charged with robbing passengers of the Annadale Pullman car at Missouri Kansas Texas station. He conspired to pawn stolen money and jewelry, later recovered from an express office after Rumsey deserted from the Twenty-eighth United States Infantry at San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
James
Rumwlias Frankson
Jess
Annadale
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Franklin Junction
Rumsey
Frank Jackson
Chicago
Twenty-eighth United States Infantry
San Francisco
Local notes from Dixon Iowa hillside tale and birthdays
Dixon Iowa notes report a birthday celebration for James Jurkens turning 62, Mrs Shannon of Rock Stream visiting with her mother, and Grandpa Holt recalling a rat tale. Items mention cattle purchases by BH Walthes, planned chicken house construction by M KR Fitzgibbons, and Conrad Relfe adding a fur Ace to his home.
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Dixon
BH. Walthes
M. KR. Fitzgibbons
Conrad Relfe
Shannon
Rock Setend
James Jurkens
Grandpa Holt
Dizon
Fay
Ny One
Iim
John Hansen
Charley Petersen
Wat. Flenker
Pavenport
Defendants Challenge Plaintiff's Mental Condition Suit
In the case Robert Vilsmier versus Michael Siebengarter and others the defense says the plaintiff is irresponsible and caused by brooding imagined affairs. The answer contends defendants bear no responsibility for the plaintiff's mental condition and seeks to recover about $700 loaned plus damages.
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Robert Vilsmier
Michael Siebengarter
Ruymann
Ruyuurag
Platatin
Rose Maiden operetta staged at Library Hall
The Rose Maiden an idéaliste operetta adapted from Francillon will be presented at Library Hall by a chorus of trained voices under Professor Ernest Huwer Brown on Tuesday evening December 8 at 8 30. Admission 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerad Vy
Bailey Seeks To Recover State Treasury Shortage
Topeka Kansas Governor Dailey submitted evidence from Stns Accountant Rowete to Attorney General Coleman to pursue necessary actions to recover a state treasury shortage. The audit shows shortages totaling over 7500 dollars with 4500 recently deposited into the treasury, most dating to the Grines administration when the current treasurer was an assistant state treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Dailey
Stns
Rowete
Coleman
Grinses
Comiskey Calls for Inquiry Into Pitcher Conspiracy
Cincinnati O Oct 14 President Thorles Comiskey of the Chicago American league club asks the National baseball commission to investigate charges by President Mart of the Chicago National league that a pitcher from his team, now with another Nationals club, conspired to lose games against the Chicago Americans for the city championship. He urges punishment or vindication after a full inquiry. The commission will consider the letter and await views from its members before acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Thorles Comiskey
Chicago American Legue Stud Tors
National Baseball Commission
Mart
Chicago National Tenuge
Nationals
Chicago Nationals
Chicago Americans
Chicago
Comiskey
Hermon
National Commission
Camiskey
Fetter
Alesera
Johnson
Pulliam
Humboldt Board Moves to Enforce School Attendance
Humboldt Neb October 14 The school board begins enforcing truancy laws targeting students of school age to attend school at least two portions of the year as part of a broader move to uphold compulsory education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt. Neb
Humboldt
Board of Education
Cunningham acquitted in Sullivan murder case
Andrew Cunningham was acquitted after a trial over the death of Sloan, founder of Wash Sloan, who allegedly tried to force entry into a home. The case involved a disputed local council affiliation and a failing attempt to confront the homeowner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deemur
Andrew Cunningham
Sullivan
Wash Sloan
Sloan
Lecauge
Nol Teshadeus
A Chinese Honeymoon at Burns Theater
Dramatic Sam and Schubert bring the international musical comedy to Davenport over a 100-person company. The show departs for snast and will travel with a special train and two sixty foot baggage cars. Despite a small audience last night, the company earned hearty applause for its polished performance. The run will be repeated this evening at the Burtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Schubert
Busiis
Burtis
State license law discussed at Davenport meeting
The Davenport Association of Stationary Engineers held a meeting in G. AR ball to discuss a proposed state license law. It would license competent stationary engineers to operate boilers and engines in buildings, with state supervision and mandatory display of licenses. Proponents say such rules cut accidents and boiler explosions, mirroring government oversight for steamers and ships. The gathering included J. H. Oppenburg of Wisconsin as a guest speaker, with five candidates examined and several applications acted upon.
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Wisconsin
J. H. Oppen-burg
Andee
Feitigtet
Act
Ad Uzor
Miss Nolan to Demonstrate La Vida Corsets at Big Boston Store
Miss Nolan of New York will visit Harned & Von 21ACR to show and fit La Vida corsets next week. She is an expert, recently returned from Paris, and will provide free service with exclusive agency in Day support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nolan
New York
Boston
Isi
Paris
America
Europe
Prescription to Cure Divorce Prompts Theatrical Advice
Chicago, Oct. 14. Mrs. Ashley C. Stith touts a divorce cure with a husbands only formula. Never neglect a parting kiss and take your wife to the theater weekly. Call or text love daily, never compel an admission. Follow this plan for happiness and no divorces.
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Chicago
Ashley C. Stith
West Side
Marvin Smyth Company
Uay
Thoughtful Man Helps Wife With Cure
A thoughtful man in Winchester Indiana knew what to do in an hour of need. His wife suffered stomach and liver trouble doctors could not help. He tried Dr Klog's Life Pills and she found relief at once and was cured. Only 26c at Frank Nadler drug store. H H Oberholizer a pioneer businessman of Cornell Bluffs is dead aged
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Hex
Dr. Klog
Frank Nadler Drug Store
Harney Sues for Damages Over Saw Table Injury
Wmi Harney sues G R & P railroad in Scott County District Court for 10000 dollars claiming injury to his left hand from a saw table at the defendant's East Moline shops on March 11 1904. Hetrick and Tendinot represent the plaintiff while Cook and Dodge defend.
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Wmi, Harney
Rallywad
Scott County Distrigt
East Moline
Hetrick & Tendinot
Cook & Dodge
Shifts His Men Frequently Before Saturday Game
Chicago December reports the Maroon squad shuffled players to different positions in practice to test signals. Spidell from Michigan showed steady form at halfback while Ecke played end as new plays were tried. A large Hawkeye contingent travels by special train to Chicago for the Saturday clash with Coach Stug’s team, which aims to match its strongest season form.
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Chicago
Maroon
Souther
Stugs
Walker
University of Town Eleven
Hawkeye Footers
Chalmer
Marshall
Lona
Maréons
Belo
Hay's Protest to Russia Aims to Forge New International Law
Washington reports Secretary Mi protests to Russia over seizure of mail by mail service during wartime. The move will be sent to St Petersburg by mail today, framed as establishing new international law. Officials acknowledge Russia has a weak case under the treaty, with the protest based on wartime mail and passenger service liberalization.
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Washington
Russia
de Sivemer
St. Petersburg
State Department
Faulkner Appeal Argued Before Supreme Court
Jefferson City March 14 The second appeal of Harry A Faulkner of St Louis convict ed of perjury was argued before the Supreme Court yesterday by Assistant Attorney General Touries for the state.
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Jefferson City
Harry A. Faulkner
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Touries
Republican Guard Band Is Not Under Arrest
Newark Ohio report says the Republicaine Garde of France is in Montreal and not under arrest. A story claimed the band aroused disfavor in St Louis by declining a German anthem at the world’s fair. General Picard reportedly denied any arrest or program changes and said the band would perform in other cities as planned. The French band was to serenade Mme Rejane in New York on Saturday.
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Newark
Republicaine Garde
Francy
Montreal
Canada
Ask
St .Louis
Picard
Watt Department
Pacis
Ger- Huy
St. Louis Exposition
Anil
France
United States
Cunil
New York
Mine
Rejane
Judge urges grand jurors to blame mob in Maples lynching
In Hatsuike Alabama on October 4 Judge Thomas G. Jones admonished the grand jury not to draw color lines after the lynching of Korruce Maples, urging indictments against mob members and highlighting the federal duty to protect citizens from mob violence.
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United States
Steamer Bob Dudley Sunk After Collision Near Paducah
The steamer Bob Dudley sank two miles below Swithland Kentucky while en route to Evansville after striking a sunken wreck. Owned by Capt Thomas Reiman of Nashville the vessel valued at $20000 had no insurance. It ran in the upper Cumberland river and was chartered by the Paducah Evansville Packer company in low water. The hull is slightly damaged and salvage work will begin at once.
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Paducesh
Evansville
Bob Dudley
Swithland
Thomas Reiman
Nashville
Cumberlang River
Paducah & Evansville Packer Company
Paducah & Evansville
Farmer Stabbed After Farm Work Dispute
A Prosperous farmer living about fifteen miles west of Were lies near death from multiple stab wounds inflicted by a man who had been performing farm work. The alleged assailant, involved in a prior fist fight over a settlement for the work, used a knife in the attack. Swift’s condition remains critical as doctors warn either wound could prove fatal. the suspect is under arrest.
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Howry
Wm. Swift
Loeuwsr Grove
Were
Syting
Swift
Mrs Snow Bond Granted After Alleged Assault
Springheld, Hip. Sow charged with throwing jearballe heads in the face of three girls. Bond set at $2,000 at police court. Preliminary hearing scheduled for Oct 23. Injuries not as serious as first feared. vision may recover with treatment.
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Band
Sears
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Jeff
Zena
Thes Agricultural School
Grin
WM. Joens
Finger
Howell Sthelt Foy
Dixon, Iowa
Liebengarten
Bailey
Nacional Commission
Hart
Cunningham
Claussen
Davenport
Harned & von 21Acr
H. H. Oberholizer
Cornell Bluds
Cor
Harrison
WEN
YOUNG
Havenport
Dayvenfort
Iowa
Harney Case
Stagg
Hay
Harry Faulkner
Republican Guard
Alabama
Aska
Bob Budley
Kentucky
Rgd
Provident
Axe
Security Savings Bank
W. Corner Second
Harrison Sts
Otto Eckhardt
William Swift
Krell's
Krell & CO
Charlotte
Krell’s
Harris Brody
Phong
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