Court adjourns as Iowa case moves forward
District court met about three hours then adjourned until Thursday at 10 o'clock. State of Iowa v Eckerman cited nuisance charges with pleas of not guilty and continued on defendant's motion. Numerous defaults, estates and guardians named, probate actions, and a supper fundraiser by Hook & Ladder Co. scheduled for January 31 at Armory D. Admission 25 cents.
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State of
Iowa
J B Eckerman
Eckerman
M T Jaynes
Joseph Kuhn
William A. Cherry
Charles McGeorge
Cyrus Whistler
Nick Burnhardt
O E Rebmel
Hugh Coulter
MP Darbyshire
Hook & Ladder Co
Fire Department
Armory D
Local Visitors And Travel In Confident City Scene
Rev Black of Wyman visited the city yesterday. Mrs C W McLaughlin of Crawfordsville also came to town. Chas Holden left for Burlington to take his mail run. Senator Alberson and Rep Wilson returned to Des Moines via Burlington. McCleery and Berdo shipped two cars of hogs to eastern markets. J H Costio left north of the city for Kansas City on business. Carl Roberts of Jackson Township departed on the Fox for Fremont. J L Moore travelled to Bayre for business this morning.
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Rev. Black
Wyman
C. W. McLaughlin
Crawfordsville
Chas. Holden
Burlingten
A. N. Alberson
C. J. Wilson
Des Moines
Burling
Dewey
McCleery & Berdo
J. H. Costio
North of
The Hunter and the Wall of Truth in Dry Facts
A hunter climbs to truth through a life of toil in the karroo and desert superstition. He toils for years, facing temptation, loneliness, and a final, sacrificial ascent before death and memory. The tale frames art, belief, and the search for meaning in a stark landscape.
Local travel and visiting visitors reported across counties
Morning movements include J H Potter leaving for Stillwater Oklahoma and Ed Walther with Will Reid as Bloomfield passengers. J W Patton and G H Emery travel to Davenport to promote their cream separator. J D Dayton returns from Chicago with two carloads of horses. Richard Donaldson arrives from Ainsworth. J Rownd from Kansas City stays at the Wm Rownd home. Mrs Gibson departs for Valley Junction after visiting the Dickson home. Chas Hebener on a Havre business visit. Mrs Col Palmer leaves for Des Moines to join her husband Albert Peterson called by the death of Dr Elder. O Keltser arrives from Keota and leaves for Fairfield. A W Gray Henry Sheetz Miles Werdrick Keota visit. Harry Mize arrives from Ainsworth heading to Crawfordsville. Jas Baird returns from AW Almatarth viagem.
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J. H. Potter
Highland Township
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Ed Walther
Will Reid
Bloomfield
J. W. Patton
G. H. Emery
Davenport
J. D. Dayton
West Chester
Chicago
Richard Donaldson
Ainsworth
J. ©. Rownd
Kansas City
Wm Rownd
Chas. Hebener
Havre
Col. Palmer
Des Moines
Albert Peterson
New Windsor
Lil
Db. O. Elder
Fox
W. Cherryholmes
Yarmouth
O. Keltser
Keota
Local Couple Plans Public Sale to Move to Dowie Zion
A. J. Paul and his wife of Logansport Indiana announce a public sale of their property and intend to relocate to Chicago to join Dowie’s Zion. Mrs Paul recently recovered after a prayer from Dowie amid illness. Paul believes some pigs were possessed and shot them. proceeds from the sale will go to Dowie.
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Dowie’s
Zion
Logansport
Ind
A. J. Paul
Chicago
Paul
Dowie
Bank Robber Confession Scam Targets Wisconsin Clergy
In Kenosha and Racine on January 16 a man posing as a repentant bank robber sought mercy from sisters at Kemper Hall and Rev Father Schwinn. He claimed to have stolen 11000 eight years earlier and offered to return the money. He collected small sums before vanishing.
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Kenosha
Wis
Kemper Hall
Margaret
Racine
Father Schwinn
Holy Name Church
Patrick Markley
Hiest
Oone
Illinois set to reform small estate probate
Chicago reports a bill to reform probate and county court practice for estates valued at 1500 dollars or less. Attorney I T Greenacre leads the proposal, which would end costly circuitous procedures and exempt court costs from the estate, reducing administration expenses to a trifling amount.
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Chicago
Ilinois General Assembly
I. T. Greenacre
Illinois
Ex-President Harrison funds Lawton monument with 50 dollar gift
Indianapolis report says former President Benjamin Harrison sent a letter to the Lawton monument commission with a 50 dollar subscription for a statue of the dead general. The note included only the amount. Separately a first issue 2-cent stamp from British Guiana of 1850 sold in New York last week for 1710 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Harrison
Lawton Monument Commission
Benjamin Harrison
British Guiana
New York
Chicago Board of Trade quotes on wheat corn oats pork and lard
Chicago and East Buffalo live stock markets report mixed futures and cash prices. Wheat corn oats pork and lard futures show varied highs lows and closes while livestock receipts and prices for hogs cattle and sheep appear with regional quotes from East Buffalo St Louis Milwaukee and Detroit markets.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Sures Senators
WU Tevelaa
Prmmoeee Kenes Gassves
Nadahisesadehs Eee Bom
Bach S'Sky
Illinois
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis
Funeral of Mrs Matilda J Lamphere
Funeral services for Mrs Matilda J Lamphere were held from her home with Rev J R Logue and a Second Church choir in attendance. The funeral drew a large crowd. floral offerings reflected high esteem. Pallbearers included S Parker Ira Bowman Wm Latta A Savage Wm Anderson and W Dodds. Interment followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.
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Matilda J. Lamphere
J. R. Logue
Messrs.s . Parker
Ira Bowman
Wm Latta
A. Savage
Wm. Anderson
Wm. Dodds
Ihe Terment
Elm Grove Cemetery
You Have Good Company Better with Blank Cigars
The ad argues Blank cigars accompany travelers and after dinner moments. It claims they chase loneliness and fatigue, brighten the mind, clear the brain, and aid digestion. It promises an after dinner smoke that will be worth repeating.
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