Forged Father 3 Name in Petition Case
Bert Plumb of Independence avenue admits forging his father Linus Plumb's name to a saloon petition after a Pinkerton investigation for the Liquor Dealers' association. He says he was urged by an unknown man to sign and was released on $200 bonds. The case, with Pinkerton detectives, may lead to more arrests.
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Bert Plumb
Independence Avenue
Linus Plumb
Plumb
E. A. Leighton
Pinkerton
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Chicago
W. N. Birdsall
Sull
Police
Hankner’s Saloon
Water Street
Calvasser
Lst
H. M. Ware
William Frisby
District
Black Hawk County
Ware
Frank Buttke DK3 in Dakota
Frank A Buttke former Waterloo resident dies at Westport South Dakota aged fifty. Survived by wife Nettie Standish a daughter and son Warren with relatives from Fox township Spring Creek and Milwaukee. He spent earlier years in Waterloo and had health decline leading to death after hearing loss and hospital visits in Rochester Minnesota. Funeral details not announced.
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Frank A. Buttke
Westport
South Dakota
Spring Creek Township
W Terloo
Herman
North Dakota
Albert
South D Dakota
Fred
Milwaukee
Henry
Mt. Burtke
Rochester
Minn
Wheat markets rise and fall in Chicago frontier trading
Chicago trade reports show May wheat edging higher then slipping to near 94. price shifts reflect firm cables and exporter demand. Corn and oats follow with small gains and declines while hogs cattle and sheep receipts are listed with price ranges.
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Chicago
May
May Park
Kansas City
Yee Ae Jan
Omaha
Neb
A. Jan
Texas
Theodore Hansen 18 Arrested After City Hall Custody
Theodore Hansen, who had just completed a thirty day sentence in the city jail and was released for janitorial work, was rearrested last night and arraigned in police court this morning. He pleaded guilty to being drunk and received ten more days in the city jail.
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Theodore Hansen
Theodore
Eminent Professor Koenig Dead at 68 in Philadelphia
Philadelphia January 16 Prof Geo A Koenig eminent educator and scientist and oldest faculty member of Michigan School of Mines died at his son Dr Augustus Koenig’s home He was 68 born in Germany and taught mining at the University of Pennsylvania before moving to Michigan in 1892 the Panama Canal era Also Count Ryoji Noda secretary of the Japanese legation in Brazil arrived for a visit and will travel to Maracaibo Venezuela on a similar mission.
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Philadelphia
Geo. A. Koenig
Michigan School of Mines
Augustus Koenig
Koenig
Michigan
Germany
University of Pennsylvania
Republica
Panama Canal
Ryoji Noda
Brazil
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Japan Prepares to Improve Relations with Americas
Willemstad Curacao Jan 15 Japan moves to enhance commercial ties with southern and central American nations. A marriage license was issued in Parkeraburg to Harry Levey 26 and Misa Emma Jensen 20.
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Japan
Willemstad
Curacao
Harry Levey
Misa Emma Jensen
Parkeraburg
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Frank Buttke
Dakota
General Markets
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
J. E. McElroy
Reaksat
Marsh-Flace
Iowa
Market News
ST. Louis
St. Lows
H. W
N. S
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New York
Minneapolis
M’ Care Courier
Iowa Homestead
James M. Pierce
Doe
Maines
Birace
Ladies’ Union
Yara
SMU Solagig Comercuist
Waterlooia
Professor Koenig
Blacks
Eclipse
Wilson Bros
Commercial
Frank Bros
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