Pension Bill Adds 45 Million To Civil War Pension Roll
Washington Jan 106 The house passed the Sulloway general pension bill granting 12 to 35 dollars a month to Civil War soldiers with ninety days service or Mexican War sixty days and aged sixty two the measure adds 45 million dollars per year to the pension roll. Oklahoma City Okla Jan 1 Governor Cruce urges laws of character over volume of measures and calls for simplified framing and redistricting for fairness. Chicago Jan 10 Edwin McKean a wholesale butter and esco mmer filed for bankruptcy liabilities 332000 assets 10000
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Washington
House
Oklahoma
City
Okls
Jan. I
Cruce
Chicago
Edwin McKean
Wholesme Butter and
Escomler
De Miracle Hair Remover Endorsed Worldwide
Advert suggests dangerous poisonous pasty hair removers, warns against sulfide of barium pastes. Promotes De Miracle liquid remover as safe, absorbable, non poisonous, and endorsed by physicians. Offers a 52 page booklet from De Miracle Chemical Co. Dept. 24 New York for readers seeking information.
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de Mireacle Chemical Co
Dept
Park Ave
New York
City in brief gains and losses touch local life
Attorney George Dawson left for Chicago on business. Mrs Florence Duntevy reported improved from illness. Miss Thompson of Independence joins American Nobles as stenographer. Harmon J Buckley arrives from Dubuque for a visit. C L Esperson of Clarion, Chicago Great Western claim agent, was in the city. Miss Anna Kirkpatrick resigns Golden Style for Syndicate Crockery. W E McGlenahan of Elle Plaine visits Waterloo. Mrs Emmargene Edwards attends annual merlings of the banks where she is director. Ole Gulickstad sells shop at 714 Water to son Andrew for 800 dollars. In IF M Shippey vs J T Muldoon and Robert Milne, writ of error filed after judge Dempster awarded plaintiff 25 dollars damages and 5.60 costs. C Martin to Waverly then Chicago for business. Mrs Z M Nichols and children go to Toledo to visit father Albert Brecht. William R Scott injured by Rock Island train. recovering in hospital. Two old offenders appear for drunkenness. street car altercation case before Judge Caldwell. James Nueses pleads guilty to disturbing peace on a Rock Island train. fined. Kelly Manufacturing site sold to Citizens Gas & Electric. buildings to be removed by July 1. improvements planned. James Good pleads guilty to assault on Forrest Young on Rock Island train. fined 50 dollars and 30 days in jail. Blackhawk lodge IOOC will meet Wednesday night. 28 Cedar Falls candidates to receive first degree.
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George Dawson
Chicago
Florence Duntevy Jis
Miss Thompson of
Independence
American Nobles Office
Ole Gulickstad
Water Street
Andrew Gulickstad
IF. M. Shippey
T. Muldoon
Robert Milne
Justice Dempster
Hr. C. Martin
Waverly
Martin Nueses
Caldwell
Kelly Manufacturing Company
Kelly Manufacturing
Sycamore Street
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Keily Company
Gas & Electric Company
James Good
LaPorte
J. N. Dempster
Forrest Young
Robbers Fire at Scene Then Aid Police in Minn Incident
Three robbers opened fire during a public safety incident in Minneapolis on January 10 after wounding Pa irniman McGuire. They fired public safety items into the air as officers arrived and assisted the police.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Pairniman McGuire
Markets Digest Hogs Cattle Sheep and Stocks Reported
Lamson Bros and Co report estimated receipts for hogs 20,000 cattle 6,000 sheep 17,000 for today in Chicago. Hog market opened steady then closed with slight declines. quotes range mixed and butchers 7.75 to 8.15, light 7.75 to 8.10. New York stocks show varied levels with Ontario, Reading, Rock Island, Union Pacific and United States Steel among others. Sheep market opened slow with natives at 4.45 to 5.50 and Western lambs 4.75 to 6.50. Corn and wheat prices listed for cash and futures across multiple grades and exchanges.
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Chicago
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Atchison
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Tan
Civic Society after the smoke proposes smokeless firing plan
The Civic Society investigates chimney smoke dangers from Waterloo factories and heating plants. It has secured permission to print and distribute a letter from the Ft Northey Manufacturing Companies, urging citizens to adopt smokeless firing as a practical relief, distributed by secretary W. M. Stewart.
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Waterloo
Civic Society
Ft. Northey Manufacturing Campans
Courier
W. MM. Stewart
Civic society backs firings to curb smoke evil
The civic society proposes frequent and careful firing and offers to let its engineer instruct other engineers or interested parties. This action mirrors steps taken by leading cities and seeks wide citizen cooperation to end the smoke problem.
Cummins denies Faloe statement on Kenyon feud
Senator Cummins sharply denied a Des Moines Capital report claiming he met Governor Larrabee to sway Kenyon’s support and that he sought Byers as corporation counsel to influence the senatorial contest. He said he left Des Moines Jan 3, traveled to Chicago then Washington, and had no contact with Larrabee or any city officials about the matter.
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Washington
Cummins
Larrabee
Kenyon
Byers
Des Moines
Des Meines
West Liberty
Clermont
Rock Island
Howard Clark
Mrs. E A Hunt Critically Ill In Puerperal Sepsis
The condition of Mrs. E A Hunt, ill for two weeks with puerperal septicemia, was slightly improved this morning though still critical. Family members arrive as the strain of illness continues, with her mother Mrs. J S Hunt and others joining from Champaign and Minneapolis.
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E. A. Hunt
Roscoe
Dr. Hunt
J. 5. Hunt
Champaign
Edward E. Hunt
Minneapolis
Mrs Hunt Returns Home From Hospital After Illness
Mrs Hunt senior, recently ill, left the hospital to visit her son's home in Waterloo. Neighbors and friends wish her a swift recovery, noting her warm companionship since moving to the area.
Illinois State Officers Chosen
Springfield Ill Jan 16 Speaker Adkins announced the rules committee listing Shurtleff Holiday Pervir Smith Alschuler Hull English and Gorman. At a joint session the ballots for treasurer and superintendent of public instruction were canvassed and E B Mitchell and R G Blair were declared elected both Republicans Blair succeeds himself and Mitchell succeeds A J Russell of Jacksonville who began duties at noon.
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Springfield
Ill
Adkins
Shurtleff
Holiday
Pervir
Smith
Alschuler
Hull
English
Gorman
E. EB. Mitchell
R. G. Blair
Blair
Mitchell
A. J. Russell
Jacksonville
85 Fishermen Carried Out to Sea on Ice Floe
Emergency report from Astrakhan says eighty five fishermen were swept onto the Caspian Sea by an ice floe. Rescue efforts continue but odds of survival are low for those aboard the drifting ice.
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Astrakhan
Russia
Caspian Sea
Explosion at San Martin gunpowder plant kills many
Buenos Aires report says a gunpowder factory blast at San Martin today caused many fatalities. Twelve bodies were recovered from the ruins as rescuers continued the search for additional dead.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
San Martin
How Is Your Weight Increasing Body Mass With Tablets
Advertisement states too little weight risks disease and urges a solution through 3 grain hypo-nuclane tablets to raise white and red blood cells. It claims weight gain follows with months of use and promotes Pain-Away-Pills for headaches with directions to follow. Druggists are noted.
Lost Gold Locket With Masonic Emblem Reward
Missing gold locket for watch fob with a Masonic emblem on one side and a sonogram reading J 8 R on the other. Reward offered. notify J S BR at 223 Allen Street or call 736 Blue. Also for rent furnished room for a couple at 201 Fisher Building.
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J. S. BR
Allen Street
Fourteen Men Drown During Gale At Highland Light
Fourteen captains and crew members of three coal barges in tow of the tug Lyken were drowned during a gale today off Highland Light. The barges were driven ashore on a peaked hill and broke apart within a few hours.
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Highland Light
Mass
Mexican capital confirms Guertera seized by federal forces
Washington reports a telegraph from Mexico City where the Mexican foreign affairs minister says Guertera is occupied by federal troops and the rebels are in full flight. The message places the event in the context of ongoing Mexican internal strife.
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Washington
Mexico City
Guertera
Black Hawk County bank statement 1911 Iowa
State bank in Black Hawk County presents a detailed balance sheet listing assets including loans, discounts, bonds, due from banks, reserves, and cash items. liabilities show capital stock, surplus, profits, deposits, and notes, with notarized oath by cashier Chas W Knoop on January 10, 1911.
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Black Hawk National Bank
Waterloo
Iowa
Ee Eas U
U. S&s
U. S
Co Han
Bankee Etb
Fk Aul
United States
State of
Black Hawk
Chas
W. Knoop
Hank
F. F. McAlhinney
F. W. Powers
H.O. Bernbrock
Lila Marcham
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Buchanan
Syndicate Building
Harmon J. Buckley
Dubuque
C. L. Esperson
Clarion
Chicago Great Western Railway
Anna Kirkpatrick
Golden Style
Syndicate Crockery Company
Lafayette Street
W. E. McGlenahan
Elle Plaine
Emmargene Edwards
William R. Scott
Blackhawk Lodge
Cedar Falls
Evening Courier’s
Mefermott
Dig
H. Tou Martin
Halden & Floyd's Drug Store
Martin Bros. Cigars
Kuapa Drug Co
Angler Bros
Schuneman’s
Wight & Fox
Lafayette
Ya Tier
Heiber’s
Williams
Marsh Place
Brenneck & Myers
West Side
Henderson Drug Co
Joder & Son's Drug Coin
Wiliams’ Cigar Stand
Black Hawk Bank Bldg
W. 4Th
Evening Couriers
Lamson Bros. & Coins
Chicago Board of Trade
Otlica
Marsh-Place Building
H. W
N. S
Louis
Pork
Jan
Eres O
Tlard
Jan. Ware
Jan Sae
Wellington
Texas
O &E
Cumming
Faloe
Mrs. Hunt
Illinois
C. G. W. Freight Office
Presbyterian Hospital
C. A
Black Hawk Bank
Hillside Addition
Arthur C. Cole
Marric
Fisher Bldg
Flere
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