Death of Meta Hinsch in Davenport
Meta Hinsch of Davenport died at 6 30 am after a brief scarlet fever illness at her parents home 1226 Arlington avenue She was 20 born February 7 1890 in Guttenberg Iowa and attended Davenport High School She leaves parents three brothers Hugo Maurice Van Buren and sister Frances Funeral services at Oakdale tomorrow at 4 pm conducted by Rev Bianche privately chosen by the family
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Hinsch
Davenport
Miss Hinsch
Martha Brindley
Meta Hinch
Paul Hinsch
Arlington Avenue
Guttenberg
Iowa
Funeral for Frank Jugenheimer Held by Family
The funeral of the late Frank Jugenheimer was held from his father William Jugenheimer’s residence yesterday afternoon at 1 50. Rev. George D. Rogers conducted the services. Floral offerings were beautiful. The deceased’s band accompanied the procession to Elm Grove cemetery. Pallbearers were Charles Ragan Norman Burrell Chas Dodd William Jugenheimer Jr Louis Jugenheimer and William Zeigler. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery.
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Frank Jugenheimer
William Jugenheimer
George D. Rogers
Charles Ragan
Norman Burrell
Chas Dodd
William Jugenheimer, Jr
Louis Jugenheimer
William Zeigler
Elm Grove Cemetery
Medical notes on disease prevention and serum trials
Sage tea said to prevent perspiration after fever. The England record of no hydrophobia deaths since 1902 is cited as an example of prevention. A cerebrospinal fever serum is prepared under Professor Kolle in Bern. Trials in Alsace Silesia Belfast and Glasgow show it harmless and promising if given early, though more evidence is needed.
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England
Professor Kolle
University of
Berne
Alsace
Silesia
Belfast
Glasgow
Adriatic Sets Sail From Liverpool to New York
The White Star steamer Adriatic departed Liverpool bound for New York. The ship measures 725 feet in length with a gross tonnage of 25 000 and offers accommodations for about 8 000 passengers.
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Liverpool
White Star Line
New York
Queen Gives Birth to Heir in Madrid
The Queen of Spain today gave birth to a boy named Alfonso who becomes heir to the Spanish throne. The birth sparks widespread rejoicing across Spain.
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Madrid
Spain
The
Evening Journal
Afonso
Pleasant social evening with Miss Norton and Blue Belles
Miss Dollie Norton hosted a pleasant evening at West Second street with the Blue Belles music and games. An impromptu wedding provided amusement and refreshments were served by Miss Norton. The Academy shorthand and typewriting class 1906 reunion walked to the woods west of town for a packed picnic supper. The Missionary circle of the First United Presbyterian church met with Mrs. Rev. W. O. Fisher and admitted two new members Blanche Gordon and Leanna Galloway, adopting programs for the year.
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Academy
Claim
First United Presbyterian Church
W. O. Fisher
Blanche Gordon
Leanna Galloway
Mayer entertains friends with games and luncheon
Mics Orba Mayer hosted a gathering last evening with several friends. The group played party games and enjoyed a light luncheon together.
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Mics Orba Mayer
Birthday Surprise for Miss Lillian Minick
About twelve of Miss Lillian Minick's friends gathered last evening to celebrate her birthday. The event featured games, music, and pleasant refreshments.
Rogers celebrate twelfth wedding anniversary with friends
Last evening the Rev and Mrs G D Rogers hosted about twenty five friends for a social evening at their home. A piece mentions Mr Barden and Phil Bratton traveling by car to Brighton yesterday afternoon and several local residents shopping in the city today. Katherine Hopengardner leaves for Brighton to assume nurse duties while Mabel Hopkinson and several others register at the Rest Room.
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G. D. Rogers
Rogers
Mr. Barden
Phil Bratton
Brighton
Washington Telephone Co Buys Cable for Recon
The Washington Telephone Co purchases 33 550 feet of cable from National Conduit and Cable Co for city reconstruction. FB Switzer of Muscatine aided measurements. 800 phones in use will gain direct drops from the cable, reducing cross talk and lightning risk as summer work proceeds. Total cost about 10 009.
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Washington Telephone Company
National Conduit and Cable Co
Hastings N. Y
United States
FB. Switzer
Muscatine
Iowa
Samuel James Sentenced Five Years In Lee County Penitentiary
A letter from Lee County Attorney confirms Samuel James, arrested in Keokuk for attempted swindling on a fictitious Mrs Bod en property purchase, was sentenced to five years with credit for four months and a half. He will serve about four years seven and a half months under the alias Jesse J Young.
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A. J. Dawson
Lee County
Samuel James
Jesse J. Young
W. G. Blood
Election Order for 2nd Lieut. Co. D 54th Iowa
Armory Co D of the 54th Regiment Indiana National Guard announces an election to be held May 15 1907 between 7 and 9 PM at Washington Iowa. Commanded by 1st Lieutenant J H Steck the election follows Special Order No 12 and Order No 3.
Funeral Services for Howard Carter Held in Washington
The funeral for Howard Carter took place yesterday from his southwest Washington home. A second service was held at Hickory Grove Church, five miles north of Mount Pleasant, followed by interment in Hickory Grove Cemetery.
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Howard Carter
Washington
Hickory Grove Church
Mt. Pleasant
Hickory Grove Cemetery
Hurry Funerals Highlight Strains of Modern Death Rites
An undertaker recalls rush funeral requests in New York driven by travel plans and family disputes. A woman sought immediate burial to avoid delaying an European voyage while an aunt’s death stirred concern over a will. A man wanted his mother-in-law sent south for a function, and one family kept a vigil with hired staff, sparking unease over decorum.
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Europe
Arlington tragedy at New Auburn ends in double death
In New Auburn Arlington Minn on May 10 Harry Dresser 33 shot and killed his friend Arch Kiemer 13 after the boy refused to join a fishing trip. Dresser then killed himself dying thirty minutes later. The incident is believed a case of mental disturbance. In Louisville on May 10 a fire at Callahan and Sons flour mills destroyed the grain elevator. Captain Martin Joyce suffered a serious arm injury while attempting to break in a window.
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Arlington
Minn
New Auburn
Here
Harry Dresser
Arch Kiemer
Dresser
Young Riemer
Louisville
Callahan & Sons
Martin Joyce
One of Those Parlor Matches Accident at Stable
Nashville Ind May 10 Dick Wilson the noted horseman was burned when a match head cracked off and fell between two toes as he started a gas fire in his room. The injury will keep him out of training for several days at the stable.
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Nashville
Ind
Dick Wilson
Town barber added county truancy duties in Newcastle
Chiries Pearson, Newcastle, Indiana, combines work as town barber and postmaster with a new role as county truancy officer. Appointed by county commissioners to succeed John A. Roberts, Pearson can serve an entire family by delivering mail, shaving the husband, and rounding up the son from the red schoolhouse hockey game.
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Newcastle
Ind
Chiries Pearson
Cadiz
Vearssa
Pearson
John A. Roberts
Kennard
Little Red School
Baseball scores from Chicago May tenth highlights
Baseball scores recap lists results across leagues including Boston 4 over Cincinnati 3 in Boston, Detroit 3 over Boston 2, Cleveland 5 over New York 2, St. Louis 4 over Washington, Chicago 6 over Philadelphia, and multiple Western and Association matchups with cities Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City St Paul Toledo Sioux City Des Moines Pueblo Omaha Lincoln plus omaha-lincoln 4 2 and other scores.
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Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Association
Milwaukee
Trousville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Pueblo
Denver
Sioux City
Des Moines
Omaha
Lincoln
Street Car and Train Crash in Lexington
Lexington May 10 report a street car and a Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train collision injured ten persons. Motorman William Wells was killed or seriously hurt as the street car apparently ran out of control.
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Lexington
Wiliam Wells
Chesapeake and Ohio
Louisville
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STECK
Line’of Jewelry
H. F. Steck
Meta Hinsch
Miss Meta
Medical Notes
J. W. Klotz
Pearl
Columbus Junction
Katherine Hopengardner
Mabel Hopkinson
West Chester
Herman Twinam
Crawfordsville
Richard Donaldson
Bently Thompson
Ainsworth
T. Minick & Son
Washington Telephone Co
James
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Indiana
G.C. Roscoe
North Side
Prius
H. Knecht Tailor
Kelly Simplex
Mason Transfer & Storage
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