Old Lothario Dr Pollock Arrested in Obscene Letters Case
Samuel Pollock of Verdi Washington County, 60, was jailed for writing obscene letters to a young girl and a second girl, using a hollow tree delivery scheme. He posted bond of 2000 dollars as the case moves to a Keokuk court session for a Monday hearing. The article also includes a paid testimonial for Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
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Drs Morins
Samuel Pollock
Verdi
Washington Co
United States
Marshal Gray
Keokuk
Addi
Mount
Patterson
Dawson
Messrs
Mount & Patterson
Scofield and Wilson
Dewey
Joseph Miller
Scofields
McCartney
Brookart
C. J. Wilson
J. W. Teeter
Des Moines
Brighton
Woolson
Carver Found in Elmwood After Disappearance
Will Carver, long missing Burlington youth, is found in Elmwood Illinois near Peoria County. He arrived on a B and Q train from the east and sent a message to his brother expressing confusion about how he got there. Authorities recount his wandering and prior disappearance on October 8 and note no signs of injury or wealth.
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Burlington
Will Carver
Elmwood
Peoria County
Ofice
James Wilson
Smith Street
Shontz and
Wells
Charles Sponholtz
North Marshall Street
Wanderer
Carver
Justice Rogers
Jack Heath
Mr. Bickford
Special Bargains in County Farms for Sale
A real estate ad offers two prime farms priced at 52.50 and 55 dollars per acre with strong improvements, wells, orchards, tiled land, and fencing. Distances to Rh. R. stations range 14 to 44 miles. One 200 acre property features a two story house and barns. Another 60 per acre farm lies two miles from Washington. Dixon promotes 67 farms on the list for local buyers.
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Rh. R
R. R
Washington
Markets By Wire yJ A M Opening
Markets by wire report shows opening figures with 57 percent activity and a 5S 624 reading indicating initial market momentum. Analyst notes focus on early trading patterns and sector rotation as investors react to recent earnings.
Sanford and Webb dissolve partnership in 1805
On November seventh 1805 the firm of Sanford and Webb dissolves partnership Webb retires and the accounts of the old firm must be settled without delay.
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Sanford & Webb
Webb
Luminous arch lights up northern skies on Saturday night
Saturday night the northern heavens displayed a luminous arch whose ends seemed to rest on the horizon. Luminous rays shot forth with the speed of lightning, presenting a novel and delightful sight. November is the month for heavenly phenomena, with more startling sights possible.
County Board Schedules Session For Vote Canvass
The Board of Supervisors meets today and may remain for several days to canvass the county vote and certify results.
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Board of Supervisors
Comedian Reappears in Historic Graham Lineup
A familiar comedian resurfaced years after Sppooner’s era in Graham with a show billed as a return to the old style, promising a lively evening for attendees.
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Sppooner
Graham
Ministers of county churches plan reunion in Presbyterian chapel
The county ministers will gather in the Presbyterian chapel for a reunion with an arranged program and hopes to improve cooperation. A full report will appear in tomorrow's Journal along with a Special Home Seekers' Excursion item. The Rock Island & Pacific Railway advertises home seekers' excursion tickets at one fare plus 2.00, valid to return December 31, 1895, with details from agent C. M. Goutp.
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Jake
Presbyterian Church
Navy
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ra Y
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
C. M. Goutp
Couple from Clinton Seeks Marriage License In City
A young man and woman from Clinton Iowa registered at Hotel Allen and sought a marriage license at the courthouse. They lacked a identifying witness. after the hotel day clerk refused to identify them they eventually found a witness and may now be married. A scheduled Eastern Stars meeting is announced for tomorrow evening. The Horse Review features Karl King and driver Mr Weaver and praises Earl King for his 2:25 trotting season. Henry Sanford announces continued business at his longtime stand inviting patrons to visit.
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Clinton
Allen
Court House
Karl King
Weaver
Horse Review
McCollum
Earl King
Lincoln
Henry Sanford
Tle
Square
Des Moines Valley Division Rail Schedule Fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows train identifiers and times: No. 8 Exp 10:00 a.m, No.7 Exp 6:15 p.m, No.12 Exp 124.m, No. WA Exp 1:10 a.m, No.16 Mall 8:00 p.m, No.15 Mall 0:48 19, No.86 Ace 11:20 p.m, No.85 Acc 1:45 p.m, Des Moines Valley Division Ave.
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D.R.J.& Pla
Mall
Des Moines Valley Division
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Henry Schroff
Great Cloak House
Julius Stein & Co
New York
Stein
Stein’s
Hall
KJ. Cahenby & Co
Toledo
Elmwood, Illinois
Court News
Care Journal
F. C. Hunt
Shields & Dawson
Mercer & Chilcote
Arbuckles
Lion
Victor
Ottawa
N. Y
Arata
Japan
South Side Square
A. Nicola
U.S
Bureau of Art Culture
Theovernment
Broshmen
W. F. Haight
G. W. Wiley
Evening Journal
Yours Truly, B. F. Dixon
1. Norton, Jr
E. E. Thomas
Opera Louse
All & Co
C. B. Gillingwater
Pearl Gardner
Elizabeth Glenn Beamer
Academy
George Ward
G. W. Wylie
Laren
the Order of Eastern Stars
A. R. Dewry
H. Orth
Lew Orth
Orth Bros
Crane Bros
Washington Savings Bank
Atrive
M Val
Dally
Gunther
Win Smouse
Washington County
WIN Smouse & CO
S. Fi
Washington, Ta
M. Lombardo
North Side Square
Washington National Bank
Capital
Does & General Banking
Asey Bros
Dougherty Bros
West Side Clothiers
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