Indespondent Man Takes Life Over Medical Bills
William Pichelman a 40 year old employee at Town Dairy Separator company ended his life by drinking carbolic acid at his sister’s home on Oneida street. He died after a period of illness and unpaid bills, with no note left. Coroner ruled no inquest. funeral plans unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pichelman
Fred Pries
Oneida Street
Pichelman
O'Keefe & Towne
Patlols
Smith
Tripoli
Police Break Up Coon-Can Game Aiding Disorderly House Charge
Police interrupted a Coon-Can game at a Cherry Street residence and charged D. V. Stranahan, four Black men and two Mexican men with operating a disorderly house. Stranahan, owner of rental properties at Cherry and Glenwood, released on bond and to be arraigned in Judge Meyers court this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
D. V. Stranahan
Cherry Street
William Rogers
M. S. Lally
Charles Starks
Henry Gillian
Raymos Hendson
Frank Trametris
Stranahan
Dealers in Drugs Use Mails in Iowa Case
Report from Fort Dodge and Cedar Rapids details Ray Collins of Mason City charged with selling narcotics after waiving preliminary hearing and bound over to a grand jury. Another defendant, S. Greet, pleaded guilty in Cedar Rapids federal court to shipping dope to Collins. Inspector Haynes notes Green had a Colorado prison record and discusses possible parole contingent on drug treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Ray Colins
Mason City
United States
Martin
Grand Jury
Cedar Rapids
Greet
Ray Collins
Reed
Post Office
G. C. Haynes
Haines
Green
Colorado
Two Rainsbargers Visit Old Haunts After 26 Years in Prison
Abbott April 13. Frank and Nathan Rainsbarger, long imprisoned, leave Anamosa to visit their sister Mrs Henry Johns near here as Edward Johns asked Governor Clarke for permission to allow the brothers to go to her bedside. They will stay briefly with a guard, amid the dawn of a tense family reunion. Foley Kidney Pills praised by users for kidney and back troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Frank
Nathan Rainsbarger
Henry Johns
Edward Johns
Clarke
Rainsbargers
Anamosa
One Half Saw Mill and a Slavery Advert in 1800 Ulster Gazette
An 1800 Kingston Ulster County Gazette issue features a lost bull notice and a curious for sale advertisement, including a stout healthy African slave wench. The piece reflects era language, commerce, and censorship contrasts with modern standards, tied to George Washington’s funeral and Adams administration context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.N. Cretz
National Board of Censorship
Ulster County Gazette
Kingston
Samuel Freer
Fourth Street West
Con Ineant
John Adams
Europe
Waterloo Woman in Trouble at Rapids
In Cedar Rapids F P Dart and Agnes Sheffield aged nineteen pleaded guilty to vagrancy and disorderly conduct in police court. Each was fined 335 and costs. Sheffield, a divorcee and mother of two, had traveled from Waterloo with a man named Berry on April 6 and lodged as a couple. Arrest followed after meeting Carr and was set in motion through B E Briggs.
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Cedar Rapids
F. P. Dart
Agnes Sheffield
Watertoo
Berry
Third Avenue
Fifth Street
Carr
B. E. Briggs
Traveling salesman alleges hbaidger game incident with couple
A traveling salesman for Central Chemical accused a couple of attempting a hbaidger game against him. Briggs faced a disorderly conduct charge and was released later. The report notes no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central’ Chemical Company
Briggs
Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad Leads To Quick Relief
A Mer. Sent Hotel Hancock Michigan customer reports Foley Cathartic Tablets thoroughly satisfy, noting they do not gripe nor cause nausea and erase sluggish, tired feeling. Ad also mentions Dexter Phelps grinding lenses and in-store glasses service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. E
Kronprinz Wilhelm Seeks Time 10 Repair Naval Cruiser
The German embassy asked the U S state department for permission to examine the auxiliary cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm to determine repairs needed for seaworthiness and to authorize those repairs. Captain Thierfelder requests the inspection and possible work, with Captain Bayards, the naval attache, to coordinate.
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Kronprinz
Washington, D
State Department
Thierfelder
Kronpring Wilhelm
Aleo
Prinz Eltol Friedrich
Bayad
Washington
Britain putsburg on NW 3 trade continues on page 1
Britain seeks to confiscate ships transferred from foreign to American registry valued at 31 million dollars. Many ships were American owned before transfer and sailed under foreign flags to avoid U.S. laws. The move heightens risks and penalties from the British blockade for new American merchant marine owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Germany
Austria
Great Britain
American Marchant Marine
Passengers Calm After Minnesota Strikes Rock Near Iwajima
Passengers aboard the steamship Minnesota remained orderly after striking a rock off Iwajima near the inland sea Sunday night. The Danish ship Dania aided, transferring about 100 passengers to the Oania, including Mrs. Francis Burton Norton, wife of the Philippines governor general, who reported little inconvenience from the incident.
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Robe
Japan
Minnesota
Iwajima
Kobe
Francis Burton Norrison
The
Philippines
Platts Leave for Trip to Honolulu
Former Judge Franklin C. Platt and family plan a grand voyage from Port Huron to San Francisco and Honolulu. They will tour Hawaii, visit Yosemite, San Diego, and Yellowstone, with medical and Universalist church engagements noted along the way. Senator Cummins will be in Honolulu during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin C. Platt
J. 8. Platt
Evelyn P. Thompson
Port Huron
Mich
Illinois Central
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Exposition City
Matsonia
Honolulu
San Diego
Salt Lake
Denver
Yellowstone National Park
Platt
Europe
South America
Alaska
Fronehau
Japan
Elda Platt
State Teachers’ College
Boston
Eadward Richardson
Senator Cummins
Hono‘Iula
Platts
2806 LIVES LOST IN JAP MINE ACCIDENT
Tokio reports a coal mine disaster near Shimoni- Keokila in Japan claiming 326 lives. Information reaching Tokio this evening confirms the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Shimoni- Keokilaa
Priest Talks of Mexican Horror and Nuns Outrage
The Very Rev. Francis Kelly of Ohio, Pittsburgh Diocese church extension head, addresses clergy in Meadville on Mexico’s crisis. He cites freedom of conscience, land, and education as core issues, claims Mexico lacks religious liberty for over fifty years, and notes atrocities and expulsions during the upheaval and American involvement.
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Iistureh
Francis (. Kelly
Ohiene BO
Utholis Chureh Extension Society
Pitttsburgh
Kelly
Mexico
Dr. Kelly
Fuster
Ciay
Madero
Tyler
France
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Water Trustees Submit Report
The Waterloo waterworks posted higher earnings and lower operating costs in the quarterly report filed with City Auditor DeG on Monday afternoon. Surplus for the quarter stood at 11,609.64 compared with 16,454.19 previously, with detailed figures for earnings and expenses across 1915 and 1916, and a total on hand of 2,609.66 as of March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Harnings
Fatehey
Nancy Set on Fire by Teuton Airships
London reports that German airships bombed Nancy in retaliation for Mulheim shelling. An aerial bombardment caused fires near a hospital and a school with bombs dropped between April 11 and 12, while officials noted two fires were quickly extinguished.
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Nancy
Teuton
London
Batson
Berlin
Paris
Mulheim
Laymen to Speak at Big Banquet at Walnut Street Baptist
The third annual banquet of the Laymen's Missionary movement will be held at 6 30 this evening at Walnut Street Baptist Church. Accommodations are planned for 890 and 250 reservations had been made by last night. Nearly 0 reservations have been made by out of town men. Two big men will address the banquet ers Charles W Williams a for-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Charles W. Williams
How to Cure Stomach Troubles
An ad advises treating hyperacidity with pure insulated magnesia obtained at druggists. A teaspoonful in water after eating quickly stops pain, neutralizes acid, and soothes the stomach. Regular use is claimed to remove the cause and provide relief. J. K. Jader can supply you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Jader
Notable speakers in local movement address themes of life and manhood
The event features a well known horseman speaking on The Stewardship of Life and William E. E. Moughty of New York City presenting The Rising Response of the Manhood of America to the Ringing Challenge of the World's Greatest Call. Wilbur L. Clapp serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EE. Moughty
New York City
America
Wilbur L. Clapp
Larned History of the World Offered by Paper
Larned s History of the World praised as a superb literary work and scholarship. Five volumes are distributed to readers, presenting a vast panorama of ages in vivid language. It appeals to readers with or without prior historical knowledge and promises absorbing reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larned
Double Service Tires Introductory Offer in Ohio
An advertisement claims Double Service automobile tires offer 7000 miles guaranteed punctureproof wear. It highlights thicker tires, country and city use, and easy ride. Introductory prices apply to various sizes with a 1 percent tax and 1 percent discount on two or more tires. Solo direct to consumers from Double Service Tire & Run Co. Arron, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Xtra
Solo
Double Service Tire & Runbei CO
Arron
Ohio
Dadva
Work Finds a Double Welcome and Public Benefit
A plea to readers to join a broad syndicate of daily newspapers sharing in a merit worthy work that is offered almost free. The aim is public good with profit not the motive, emphasizingCertificates and distribution across outlets.
Cocoanut Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo
Advice promotes pure emulsified coconut oil as a hair shampoo avoiding soaps. Wet hair, rub in oil, use one or two teaspoons for rich lather that cleanses scalp and dust while leaving hair soft and manageable. Access at most drug stores. inexpensive and long lasting for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiaduartlagy
Short Notice to Clip atUGE for Further Columns
The message requests clipping at UGE and indicates continued printing in the columns for a short time longer. It emphasizes immediate action to extract and place content accordingly. No names, dates, or locations are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UGE
Musterole for Mothers: prompt relief for many ailments
An old advertisement urges mothers to keep Musterole on hand for croup sore throat bronchitis and more. It promotes use for adults too noting several conditions from headaches to rheumatism with jar sizes 25c and 50c and a hospital size of 2.50. It cautions to buy genuine Musterole from The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ThesMusterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
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Raxk
Jones
ATK
Foley
Evening “Courier and Reporter
la Racomtecuse
Waterloo Barber
al- Med
Pioneer Press
Luther Andres & Co
Dayeen
Fresh
Ray
Andres
Rapids
Dexter Phelps
Britain Putsburgon NW
Water Trustees
Burch’s
E. C. Burch
Mr. C. E. and
A.W. Burch
Remy
Peverill Motor Sales CO
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