Fire causes $100000 damage in Sioux City Illinois
Fire early yesterday did $100000 damage at Sioux City La destroying one elevator and its contents and a number of other buildings. Four persons at Newark New Jersey were shot as the result of John Hackel's celebration of the opening of 1903. It was an accident in a shotgun salute. The temporary coal shortage at New York due to Christmas holidays is at an end. The total production of precious metals in Colorado in 1902 is estimated. The miners of the Wyoming region kept New Year's day as a holiday.
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Sioux City
Newark
N. J
John Hackel
New York
Colorado
Wyoming
Phil
Diplomat's Shoulder Dislocated in Street Car Collision
Jan 2. A collision between the carriage of Secretary Holdings of the US embassy and an electric street car caused Holdings shoulder to be dislocated. His coachman was slightly injured and the carriage smashed.
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Rowe
Loldings
United States
Ioldings
Epworth League Pin Found with Notice to Claim
A found Epworth League pin is available for the owner to claim by paying the notice fee. The item is held for the rightful owner as described in the public notice OS-1.
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Epworth
Weather forecast for Iowa from Washington special report
The forecast warns of rain or snow tonight with possible accumulation. Colder air is expected in the western portion tonight and into Saturday, bringing wintry conditions.
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Washington, D. C
The
Evening Journal
Iowa
Local News and Bakery Notices From Town
Local brief notes report grain, bakery sales, and visits. Win Smonse & Co handle orders for dry weed. Johnson bakery offers many pies and cakes tomorrow with promotions for the best cake maker in the city. R E Daugherty returns from Omaha trip. Mrs H M Wright visits sister Mrs W E Chilcote. Rocky Mountain Tea ad ends.
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Win Smonse & Co
Johnson Bakery
Social Evening Notices Highlight Local Gatherings
Miss Lucy Wilson hosted young friends in honor of Miss Glenn Southwell of Burlington with ping pong as the feature and a dainty luncheon. Mrs J D McLaughlin held a thimble bee at her country home in honor of Mrs W S Eldridge Mrs Charles Corvette and Mrs R G Cherry with a luncheon and aides. A family dinner for fourteen was given by Mr and Mrs Robert McFarlane near the city. out of town guests included Mr and Mrs R F Mearlane West Chester and Lew McFarlane Rockwell City. Max Klass entertained about thirty friends at his East Washington Street home in honor of cousins Esther and Lydia Kientz of Brighton. The Bachelor Maids club hosted friends at Mr and Mrs C J Wilsons for Misses Charlotte Cunningham Hallie Berdo Josephine Babcock and Miss Ruth Cunningham of Kansas City with nine tables of high five ping pong and refreshments. The first prize, a hat brush, sterling silver top, went to Mr Bert R Ragan.
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Lucy Wilson
Glenn Southwell
Burlinton
J. D. McLaughlin
W. 8. Eldridge
Charles Corvette
R. G. Cherry
C. W. McLaughtin
W. J. Hamilton
Carrie Hamilton
Robert McFarlane
R. F. Mearlane
West Chester
Lew McFarlane
Rockwell City
Max Klass
East
Washington Street
Esther
Lydia Kientz
Brighton
Bachelor Maids Club
Oreney
C. J. Wilson
Charlotte Cunningham
Hallie Berdo
Josephine Babcock
Ruth Cunningham
Kansas City
City
Bert R. Ragan
Pleasant 40th Wedding Anniversary Social Event
A cordial gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W Thompson at 300 South Marion Avenue featured about forty relatives, a sumptuous dinner, pink and white carnation decorations, and a phonograph donation from J. T. Neiswanger. Five generations were present including Rev. and Mrs. M. P. Darbyshire. Attendees from distance included Mr. and Mrs. Al Cocklin and Mrs. L. B. Cocklin of Ainsworth and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stahl and daughter Miss Vena of Blue Springs Nebraska.
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W . Thompson
South Marion Avenue
J. T. Neiswanger
M. P. Darbyshire
W. M. Thompson
al Cocklin
L. B. Cocklin
Ainsworth
Wm. Stahl
Miss Vena
Blue Springs
Neb
Dunlap Case Jury Expected To Acquit
The Dunlap trial nears verdict as the state fails to prove motive or candy poisoning. Defense argues burden of proof rests with the state and questions a juror’s impartiality. A new trial could arise if the juror’s alleged statement is proven true.
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Dunlap
Miss Dunlap
Miss Dool
Thomason
Dance at the armory draws large Mason attendance
Excellent turnout at the armory dance last night with Wilmot's orchestra providing music described as very new. Dave C. McKee, arriving from Mediapolis, attended the dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. 8S. A. White in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Wilson of Wheeling, West Va. He departed this morning.
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Wilmot
Dave C. McKee
Mediapolis
8S. A. White
Owen Wilson
Wheeling, West Va
Dr M McMichael Dies After Prayer Meeting
Dr M McMichael longtime Monmouth College president and Sugar Creek United Presbyterian pastor in Xenia Ohio died of heart failure New Year’s Day after reaching his church to lead a prayer meeting. Born July 22 1833 he was about 70. He educated many locally and was well known in United Presbyterian circles.
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J. B. McMichael
Monmouthee
Sugar Creck
United Presbyterian
Xenia
Ohio
Mr. McMichael
Monmouth College
McMichael
Second Church Annual Meeting
After the dinner the second United Presbyterian church held its annual meeting with 375 present. Col D J Palmer was re elected Sabbath School superintendent and J T Matthews assistant. Fort Sherman elected secretary and Howard McCleery assistant. Sproull named church trustee replacing Greer Glasgow. Rev J R Logue awarded 100 cash. John McCartney provided coffee and napkins. Frank Webb performed music for the children from 11 to 12. The church reported sound financial condition.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
D. J. Palmer
J. T. Matthews
Fort Sherman
Howard McCleery
Ie Sproull
Greer
Glasgow
Frank Webb
J. R. Logue
John McCartney
Annual Church Dinner Elects Sabbath School Officials
After the annual dinner at the Church of the Covenanters yesterday the program of songs and recitations entertained attendees. Isaac Kenry was elected Sabbath School superintendent and W. S nate assistant, with Mise Rae Mc Kilinney chosen as secretary and treasurer.
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Church of the Covenanters
Isaac Kenry
Mise Rae Mc Kilinney
City seeks bids for 15000 in S per cent bonds
The City of Washington Iowa invites bids by noon January 4 2008 for 15000 in S per cent Electric Light Bonds with 4 per cent interest payable semi annually. Denominations include 100 and 500 Honds with bids on any number of Honds. The city may reject any or all bids and bids must be sealed. For more information contact F H Smith City Treasurer.
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Washington
Iowa
F. H. Smith
Cilere
Baby McKee Consolidated Mines Company
Trust Company
Baby McKee Company
Cincinnati
Mrs Loevey Bette entertains Pleasant Plains club at home
Mrs Loevey Bette hosts the Pleasant Plains W F M gathering at her North 1st Avenue residence across from the Milwaukee depot, with the second house north as the landmark. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, the 7th, 1904.
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Loevey Bette.ee
Pleasant Plains
W. FL
Milwaukee Depot
Dr Kings New Discovery Saves Life of West Point Man
Homer Hall of West Point LA battled a severe lung cough labeled consumption by several doctors. After using Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption he reports being cured and now weighs 227 pounds. bottles available free at Stewart's Pharmacy with price of ec and $1.00 for larger sizes.
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Homer Hall
West Point
Dr. King
Stewart's
Electric Bitters credited with saving life and health
Mrs. H Newsom of Decatur Alabama credits Electric Bitters with ending three years of severe indigestion waterbrush and bowel dyspepsia. She reports gaining 35 pounds after using the medicine and claims it allowed her to eat heartily. Stewart's drug store sells it for 50 cents as a guaranteed cure.
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5. H. Newsom
Decatur
Ala
Stewart's
Christmas Photos From Reynolds Gallery
The Reynolds Gallery presents exceptional photographic art as a holiday specialty. They invite viewing of artworks and hope customers will examine the exhibit at their convenience.
Hugh Teeter Sells Second Hand Goods
Hugh Teeter will buy all kinds of second hand goods and invites inquiries at 10 tf.
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Hugh Teeter
Prevent Croup With Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
It advises mothers to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of hoarseness to prevent croup. The ad claims the remedy dispels symptoms, reduces danger, and is safe and dependable for children, sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman.
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Chamberain
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
The Hottest Coon in Dixie at Graham Opera House
A regional singing show titled The Hottest Coon in Dixie arrives at Graham Opera House next Monday. The act features forty voices with lively solos duets and ensembles plus dance and humor. Headed by Miss Price with De Wolf Hopper noted as a top comic, parade at noon. tickets 25 35 50 75 cents.
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Graham Opera House
Dixie
Miss Price
Melba
de Wolf Hopper
Carl
Business Failures Show Mixed 1902 Trade Outlook
Bradstreet's Jan 4 report notes 1902 began with 707 commercial failures totaling 6,106,000.25 in assets, down 18 percent from 1900 and 44 percent from 1899, with the South and Central West posting gains in liabilities. The asset to liability ratio was 48 percent, the best in two decades, signaling an improving, though uneven, trade picture.
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New York
Bradstreet
West
Ft Ta Co
Missouri River Shifts Create Iowa Nebraska Boundary Talks
The Missouri River has altered its course over twenty years, placing about 90 000 acres on the wrong side of the river. Iowa seeks land on the east side and Nebraska wants the western bank, with exchange papers and surveys prepared for consideration by the two state legislatures.
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Omaha
Jan T Ownie
Iowa
Nebraska
Teatatee
Retired Clergyman Dies From Rare Cartilaginous Growth
Dr Marks a 50 year old retired Methodist minister died near Shelbyville Tennessee after four years of baffling diagnosis. Doctors from New York and Chicago found a thin sheet of cartilage or bone encasing his body from pelvis to chest, gradually stopping organ functions leading to death. The growth's pressure on the heart and other organs is thought to have caused the fatal outcome.
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Decatur
Ala
Marks
Shelbyville
Tenn
New York
Cheage
Wisconsin Teachers Convention Adopts Child Labor Resolution
The Wisconsin State Teachers Association closed with papers read and discussed. Chair HH Hi Jacobs of Milwaukee announced the committee report calling for amendments to fully prohibit employment of any child under 14, which the convention adopted.
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Milwaukee
Daw
Wisconsin State Teachers’ Association
HH Hi Jacobs
Berenal Arrested Over Shooting Incident In Cincinnati
Andy Rexzenah the Munecte panther was arrested in Cincinnati on a charge of shooting a man with whom he had prior trouble. The bullet breached the skull area but caused only minor injuries. He has several fights scheduled, which may be cancelled due to the incident.
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Berenal
Munete
Andy Rexzenah
Munecte Panther
Cincinnati
Regenah
Besenah
Reduced Rates for Ames College Courses in January
Reduced rates to Stock and Grain Judging and Dairying courses at Iowa State College available via certificate plan. Return tickets cut to one third. receipts must show full fare. Stock judging sequence listed by dates and topics with evening sessions on general agriculture. nearby board at $3.50 to $4.00 per week.
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Iowa State College
Preservation Planned for Paul Revere House
John P. Reynolds Jr a Boston real estate dealer bought Paul Revere's old home and plans to preserve the pre revolutionary structure in the city.
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Paul Revere
Boston
John P. Reynolds, Jr
First Church Congregational Meeting Actions Taken
After the First United Presbyterian church dinner a congregy meeting was held with R McCall as chairman. PD H Logan was re elected Sabbath School superintendent Mills Taylor elected assistant superintendent Cloyce Beard secretary and Mame Fulton assistant. Napkins and coffee donated by John McCartney.
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First United Presbyterian Church
R McCall
PD. H. Logan
Mills Taylor
Cloyce Beard
Mame Fulton
John McCartney
Engineer Arenschields Death in Eldon Yard
Engineer Sherman Arenschields, once a room mate of Dr Kerr, died after being struck by an engine in Eldon yards near noon. He was crossing the track when the coal chute engine, led by Emery Wright, ran him down. Both legs were severed, and his body suffered severe injuries. He leaves a wife and one child. Arenschields owned about $60,000 in property.
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Sherman Arenschields
Eldon
Dr. Kerr
Emery Wright
Arenschields
Firemen's Strike Ends as Public Backlash Forces Return
Houston report says fire department members who walked out at midnight Wednesday ended the strike yesterday after public sentiment swung against them. No further details given on negotiations or restart of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Carnegie Gift to New Orleans Library System
Andrew Carnegie has given New Orleans 250000 for a main library building and three branches. The gift announced on January 2 will fund a central library and branch libraries in the city.
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Carnegie
New Orleana
New Orleans
Andrew Carnegie
Bryan Family Returns From Hot Country
City of Mexico reports William J. Bryan and his family have come back from the hot country and will move north today. The item notes their return and plans to travel onward.
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City of
Mexico
William J. Bryan
Notice of Regular Masons Meeting Tonight
A. F. and A. M. lodge announces a regular meeting this evening. Work to be conducted in the third degree and a petition will be acted upon.
New Year Day Market Closed Across Chicago Exchanges
Chicago exchanges closed on New Year's Day with no market quotations reported. No trading activity occurred as offices observed holiday hours.
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Chicago
Lan
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Eldorado
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the Evening Journal
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D. J. Norton, JR
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Nicolas Campbell
Undertakers
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Globe Barber Shop
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Wote
Weather Forecast
R. E. Daugherty
J. H. Stewart
M. EB. Ehurch
DR. M Michael
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Pleasant Plains Society
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News Dealer
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Pandittins
Missouri
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Melton
Wisconsin
AMES
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Steck
Teed
TECK
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First Church Congregational Meeting
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Graham Theatre
Night
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Washington, Iowa
Earth
Inday PJ
J. A. Sullivan & CO
Ginginnati
Perin Building
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