Trade Review For The Week In May
Bradstreet reports irregular trade with improvement in iron and steel coal coke woolen and leather sectors Building is active the jobbing trade filling in orders Retail orders are below expectations Woolen goods makers buy raw material in Boston 10 million pounds of new domestic clip wool to arrive Failures for the week 224 Wheat exports 1 229 900 bushels Corn exports 131 241 bushels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet’s
Boston
Corm
Paris Strikers Seek Wider Labor Backing
Paris postal workers urged workmen’s unions to join their action. Leaders from Electricians and railroad workers spoke of support and possible alignment with the revolutionary Federation of Labor, while rank and file doubt the motives and fear losing jobs and pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Pataud
Electricians’ Union
M. Guerard
Railroad Men's Organization
Revolutionary General Federation of Labor
Three World Trade Weighers and Importers Arrested
Three government weighers dismissed by Collector Loeb and two importing firms were arrested in New York on charges of conspiring to import fig and cheese at weights under the true amounts. The group, including Antonio and Philip Musica of A. Musica & Son and Pustadio Papavasilopulo, with weighers Joseph Quinn, Thomas C. Giddings and Joseph McMahon, were indicted earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Loeb
Antonio and
Philip Musica
A. Musica & Son
Pustadio Papavasilopulo
Joseph Quinn
Thomas C. Giddings
Joseph McMahon
Arrest Lawyer Caldwell in Columbus Dogs at Large
Charles W. Caldwell a Columbus attorney known for a bid to remove Secretary Knox faced arrest after a chase by men with dogs and guns led by A M Remy of Elizabeth town who claims Caldwell has secretly visited his sixteen year old daughter Caldwell aged forty recently filed for divorce and had drawn attention in the District of Columbia case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Charles W. Caldwell
District of Columbia
State Knox
A. M. Remy
Elizabethtown
Caldwell
Farmer Drowns in Eight Foot Cistern
Herman Knoll, sixty, a retired farmer from Haverhill, fell into his open cistern while measuring water and drowned in eight feet of water. His wife found the hat floating and reported the discovery. a coroner's jury ruled the death accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Herman Knoll
Haverhill
Knoll
Mob Raids Bakeshop Beatings Injure Owner In Raid
In East New York May 15 Max Alheim, a baker who stayed open during a strike, was dragged from bed and beaten then dumped into a dough vat in his basement. He was rushed to hospital after severe injuries. His wife Mrs Alheim was assaulted as dough was flung at her during the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Alheim
Alheim
Banker Adler Convicted in New Orleans Case
The jury found William Adler, president of the failed State National bank, guilty of misapplying bank funds in New Orleans. The May 15 verdict marks the conclusion of the high profile case against the banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler
New Orleans
William Adler
State National Bank
Vienna visitors and local business notes
West Chester host I N Brown from Stillwater Oklahoma calls on locals while bathman W Barber remains delayed in Washington awaiting more orders. Advertisers push Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Lemmon's Pharmacy and Dr King’s New Life Pills as health items and laxatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Dr. King
J. B. Lemmon's
Living before the dead in judge's mercy ruling
Judge Marean refused to honor a dead man's wish to keep his grave green at Far Rockaway. John Driscoll left a few thousand dollars to the church to tend his grave, but his hungry relatives could use the funds. The judge ruled that aiding the living outweighed beautifying the burial plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Driscoll
Marean
Cincinnati Times-Star
Mrs Runciman Story Highlights Women Work Debate
A reader from Limavady recounts Mrs. Runciman's remarks praising marriage as a profession for women. A boy in Bromley tells how his mother handles meals, chores, and child care without wages, illustrating how domestic labor is unpaid and dismissed as work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limavady
Ireland
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Local shoppers and trades noted in Kalona visit
Joe Randel of Kalona made a business call in the city today as fresh butter scotch snaps and vanilla wafers appeared at the Vienna. Ed Foss bought a Reo runabout from Wooley Bros yesterday. John Shenefelt sold a 200 acre farm west of town to C K Schantz at 85.00 an acre, taking the Commercial hotel building and an adjoining cottage as part payment for 9,500.00. Mrs. S. K. Statler of West Chester spent last night in the city with Mrs. I. E. Travis of Rochelle Ill, who is visiting West Chester. Mrs. Travis returned home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks Mouser
Pilotburg
Jim Wooley
Racine
Wis
John Shenefelt
C. K. Schantz
Shenefelt
Winfield
Weather Chance Then Dry Spell Delays Field Work
Light rainfall of about eighty hundredths of an inch kept some workers from fields last night. Forecast calls for a drying period and if no additional rain before Monday, field work will resume.
Sabbath School and Services Schedule
Sabbath school at 9 45. Morning service at it. Junior at 4 30. Intermediate at 5 30. Senior at 6 5. No evening service.
Sabbath and worship schedule for the church
The church announces Sabbath school at 6 30 morning public worship at 11 junior Endeavor at 5 and senior Endeavor at 6 15 with no evening service all are invited.
Christ Forsaken sermon and Gounod hymn at First Presbyterian
The pastor John Abels will deliver Christ Forsaken at First Presbyterian with the choir singing Praise Ye the Father by Gounod. All other services as usual and a cordial invitation to all with no regular engagements elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ye the
Father
Gounod
John ©. Abels
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday school at 9:30. Class meeting at 10:30. Public worship at 11 with sermon by Rev. J C Kendrick of Ottumwa. Junior and Intermediate League at 3:30 Epworth League at 6:15. No evening service due to union services in the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Kendrick
Ottumwa
Opera House
First Baptist Church Worship and Union Service Plan
Public worship at 11 with Sunday school at 9 30 and B Y P U at 6 The Rev Myron W Haynes to preach in the morning No evening service Congregation joins in the union service at the opera house Doctor Haynes to speak at the union service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron W. Haynes
Opera House
Doctor Haynes
First Church of Christ Scientist Schedule
Corner of Tow a avenue and Jefferson street hosts Sabbath school at 10 and morning service at 11 with the sermon Mortals and Immortals. The golden text cites First Corinthians 15:20. Wednesday evening meeting at 7 30 invites all. Free reading room open Monday Wednesday and Saturday over Crail's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Avenue
Jefferson Street
Crail’s
Whiskey theft at U S Express office after break in
The U S Express office suffered a break in during the night when the back door glass was smashed and an intruder entered by reaching inside to unlock the door. A whiskey theft occurred while no other items were disturbed. Dr G S Kerr left Wednesday for New York City to meet Kieser Bros shipment of horses from France and will return next Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Express Office
G.S. Kerr
New York City
Kieser Bros
France
Miss Mary Masson Visits City. Brighton Teacher Spent Night
Brighton teacher Miss Mary Masson spent last night in this city. Readers are advised to buy Sunday supplies at the Vienna store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Masson
Brighton
The
Vienna
Rheumatism relief offers quick aid with liniment
Nine cases of rheumatism are muscular and respond to Chamberlain's Liniment. The advertisement claims rapid relief from cold damp or chronic rheumatism and notes sales by F. L. Stolte and Kemmon's Pharmacy. Miss Mary Freding arrives from Wellman to visit Lookout school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F. L. Stolte
Kemmon
Mary Freding
Wellman
Lookout School
Perry Davis Painkiller Claims Seventy Years of Relief
The advertisement touts Perry Davis Painkiller as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia sprains burns bruises and colds. It notes a 425 cent bottle with a smaller four cent bottle marketed as better value and claims early use saves suffering and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trade Review For
Uncle Sam
Knox
Steck
Schoo
I. N. Brown
Stillwater, Okla
West Chester
W. Barber
Bath
Washington
Lemmons
Steck’s Jewelry Store
Joe Randel
Kalona
Ed Foss
Wooley Bros
Florence Crone
Snouffer, Hughes & Co
John Shields & Son
U. P
First Presbyterian
Methodist Episcopal
First Baptist
First Church OF Christ
Unique Electric Theatre
Featuring
Wireless
Dixie Land
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Leola
Geo. Peck
Chalmers & Eldridge
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!