Mystery of St Genaro Blood Liquefaction Demonstrated
At the People's Palace Signor Giacci staged a science demonstration on the annual liquefaction of St Gennaro's blood kept in Naples. He showed that a chemical blend used to preserve tissues can cause blood to liquefy at a certain temperature, using calf blood for his experiments and promising a future scientific paper.
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Rome
People's Palace
Signor Giacci
St. Gennaro
Gennaro
Naples
Signor Glacel
Signer Glacel
EE Escapes the Gallows Brutal Murder Then New Worthless Career
In Chicago on December 24 William Woodrich, a year old teamster, killed his wife over a four cent nickel and then killed himself. Their two daughters witnessed the tragedy in a bedroom beside the kitchen. The husband demanded the nickel to buy beer. with four pennies found, he struck them from her hand, then shot her, and a double fatal shot ended his life. Christmas at Kaiser's Palace details Berlin palace ceremony with large trees and shopping by imperial family.
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Chicago
William Woodrich
Tie
Kaiser’s S Palace
Forest of
Neminten
Victoria Louise
Estel Friedrich
Berlin
Niles Woman Attacks Saloon With Hatchet
Niles Michigan on December 24 Mrs Raphael Johnston a resident with Carrie Nation like ambition entered a local saloon and used a hatchet to smash the mirror and furniture in the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles, Mich
Raphael Johnston
Niles
Carrie Nation
Kalona Community Notices and Personal Moves
In Kalona on December 21 Arthur Durst and family visited. Henry Farley died at his home west of town with funeral at Methodist church and interment in Richmond cemetery. Verna Dierdorf and J W S McIntosh announce an upcoming wedding at the Baptist church. Also notes on visits, meetings, and local happenings including church revivals and a horse loss at a funeral crowd.
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Arthur Durst
John Durst
Baptist Church
Lute Lemley
Wellman
Henry Farley
Methodist Church
J. N. Arnold
Richmond Cemetery
John Rittenhouse
Kalona House
Miller
Durst
Edmundson
Christmas Visit Diagnoses and Holiday Travelers
Dec 24 notes Pawnee City visitors including Fred Morrow and family to see Mrs M J Morrow. Several residents, among them Miss Ejla Laird and E K Funston, travel to Washington and Cedar Falls for shopping and holidays while others return home for vacations.
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Fred Morrow
Pawnee City
Nebr
M. J
Morrow
Mart Neiswanger
Eva
Washington
Howard Stewart
Ames
Florence
Ella
Mattie
Edwin
Frank
Chas Porter
M. L. Elyen
Rock Island
Fred Funston
la Junta
Colo
EK. M. Funston
Ejla Laird
Princeton
Marion Anderson
Ace Olds
Watreloo
Maud Bronson
Perry 가족 방문 보도 크리스마스 계획
Dec 24 Mrs C W Harter and daughter of Perry will spend Christmas with relatives. Lawrence Stewart of Des Moines is visiting his cousin Ray Stewart.
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C. W. Harter
Perry
Lawrence Stewart
Des Moines
Ray Stewart
Local Student Visits Family Over Weekend
Miss Mildred Morit, a Boston student, returned homeSaturday morning to spend vacation with her parents. Mrs Ralph Northup and daughter left for Stockton to visit sister Mrs Arthur Henkie.
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Mildred Morit
Boston
Mass
Ralph Northup
Stockton
Arthur Henkie
Christmas Visitors and Travels Across Town
Dec 24 reports multiple visitors arriving in the area. Sally Ward and family from Gladstone visit the Carter home while W G Manners and daughter Helen from Hubbard stay at the H Manners home. Jessie Anderson visits Washington. Mrs Daniel Anderson travels to Washington to visit her son Frank. Elizabeth Moore arrives from Washington for a visit. Hauenstein family and John McKee visit Washington. Rev Ralph Atkinson travels to St Louis after evangelistic meetings. John Trieschmann from Lake Providence visits relatives. Bockes from Grundy Center visit John Sherett. D W S Melintosh of Wellman and Verna Dietorff of Kalona wed today at Kalona. Salted peanuts and almonds at the Vienna.
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Joe Escher
Leonard Lintz
King & Perkins
Verna Dierdorf
Jor. W. S. McIntosh
Wellman
Baptist
Sally Ward
Gladstone, Jr
Carter
W. G. Manners
Helen
Hubbard
H. Manners
Jessie Anderson
Washington
Daniel Anderson
Frank
Elizabeth Moore
Hauenstein
John McKee
Ralph Atkinson
St. Louis
Bockes
Grundy Center
Iowa
John Sherett
D. W
Melintosh
Verna Dietorff
Kalona
Five men share exact guess in Roberts contest
About 10 000 guesses were cast for a jar of money at Roberts Furnishing. The five winners J Keating H W Knupp W J Gallagher R H Hampsher and J W Taylor guessed the exact amount 4 73. The money will be divided among them. Oyster patties at Johnsons in Washington.
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Roberts Furnishing Company
J. Keating
H. W. Knupp
W. J. Gallagher
R. H. Hampsher
J. W. Taylor
Two Local Weddings Planned This Evening and Tomorrow
This evening at 8 o clock the wedding of Miss Carrie Emmons to Lee R Ward takes place at Mrs J Emmons East Washington Street. Tomorrow at noon Miss Emma McCulley weds Wm Patterson at the McCulley home on East Main Street.
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Emma McCulley
Wm. Patterson
J. P. McCulley
East Main Street
Folger Dinner Honors Allen Leaving for Oakland Cal
Mr and Mrs A S Folger hosted a Saturday dinner party for Rev and Mrs W C Allen who depart soon for their new home in Oakland California. About fourteen guests attended the six o clock four course dinner. The wedding of Miss Rebecca Hay and J J Fitzgerald is scheduled for Wednesday December 26 at the bride’s sister Mrs S P Wiley’s home on East Washington street.
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A. S. Folger
W. C. Allen
Oakland
Cal
Rebecca Hay
J. J. Fitzgerald
S. P. Wiley
East Washington Steet
East End Raffies Club Enjoys Saturday Evening
The East End Raffies club was entertained Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs John Belville on East Washington street. Mrs Riley Miller and John Belville won the honors. Refreshments were served during the evening.
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East End
John Belville
East Washington Street
Riley Miller
Blue Belle Club Enjoys Social Evening At Miss Hazel Meek
The Blue Belle club met Saturday evening at Miss Hazel Meek's home for games and dainty refreshments. The group meets about every two weeks and reports always having a jolly time.
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Blue Belle
R and R Stuart and Son home dressed beer market claim
A local shop asserts it is the only market in the city to handle exclusively home dressed beer under the name R and R Stuart and Son.
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R&r. Stuart & Son
Stuart’s
Local Society Notes and Errands Across Town
Fresh homemade candy at the Cherry and gooseberry and mince pies at Johnson's highlight a day of local errands. Licenses to wed were issued to Lee R. G. Ward and Carrie Alice Emmons, and to Henry W. Steiner and Effie M. Crull. Visitors and travelers pass through, with several residents headed to Keota, Sigourney, and Burlington for family visits and Christmas. Stewart's advertises exclusive home dressed beef, urging readers to avoid adulterated packing-house meat.
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Michigan
Athlophoros Company
New Haven
Conn
Athlophoros
Lowney
Amas
Columbia Pharmacy
J. E. Lemmon
Journal
Westchester
W. TH. Dillon
Williamsburg
M. B
F. E. Morrison
Hood Shaffert and
H. F. Dayton
Maggie Rittenhouse
Effie O'Loughnie
Allie Wells
M. L. Elyea
Wilmington
Leonard EB. Trotter
Iowa State College
R. S. Dix
Cedar Falls
Carl Long
Armour & Co
Philadelphia
Sr. C Pearson
Miss Beenblossom
Perry Beenblossom
E. M. Funston
KEOTA
Crawfordsville
John Trieschmann
Lake Providence
Louisiana
Vienna
Johnson's
Angel
J. B. Crail
Washington, Iowa
C. P. Coates
Macomb
Lee R. G. Ward
Carrie Alice Emmons
Henry W. Steiner
Effie M. Crull
George Dye
Sigourney
John McConahey
G. M. Storrar
J. B. Coulter
Burlington
Mrs. Katon
Katon
Helen Brown
T. A. Jones
Hazel
Wyman
West Chester
Samuel Byers
Kunath
Cedar Rapids
New London
Edward Ready
Grimne
John Goode
A. M. Dana
Moulton
Kansas City
Edwin Pst
University of Chicago
Xmas Holly
Cash Grocery
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