Ryan's Hearing Postponed in Rock Island Case
The preliminary hearing for J. T. Yan, ex agent of the Rock Island railroad, scheduled in Police Judge Meyers' court, is postponed to next Wednesday morning. Frank Baker's hearing also postponed. Baker released on bond. Special Agent Morweiser will audit accounts. Ryan's alleged misdeeds include a carload potato sale and forged payrolls using notable names. Vera Gaffney admits relationships with Ryan. Mrs. Ryan unaware of husband actions.
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J. T.yan
Rocksland Railroad
Meyers
Frank Jaker
Baker
Frank Mackey
Aker
Union Depot
Morweiser
Atney McCoy
Morweleer
Chicago
Ryan
Ptatoos
Yan
Inig
Waterloo
Estimable Woman Bridget Callahan Dies at 78
Mrs Bridgett Callahan aged 78 died at 6 30 this morning at her daughter Mrs Peter Grady 218 East Eighth street after over nine weeks illness She was born in Ireland came to the United States in 1850 lived in Cedar Falls most of life moved to Waterloo six years ago She married Michael Callahan in 1859 They had seven children Funeral services will be Monday at St Josephs church with Father Slattery and burial at Calvary Cemetery
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Bridgett Callahan
Peter Grady
East Eighth Street
Father Slattery
Calvary
James Cook
M. J. Tritz
A. O. Knapp
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Kilmer Tunks
Salem
Ore
Tunks
Elizabeth Nawcomb
Floy
Garrison
Ridenour
Robert Houck
Nelson Reynolds
Laverne, Minn
C. J. Rudolph
Nettie Bell
Waterloo
Virginia Underwood
Miss Underwood
Catelette
Oregon City
Jesup
Shady Grove
Otterville
Methodist Episcopal Church
the Stars
I. C. Underwood
Colorado
Idaho
Ella
Vernon
John Lochead
Bopeless
Scotland
Mr. Lochead
Tle
Largs
Ayrshire
America
Caledonia
Minn
Ontario
Can
Burt County
Nebv
Waterloo Bookbinders Expand Facilities Under New Central Ledger Name
The Gaul company at 710% Sycamore Street reorganizes as Central Ledger company with F. C. Gaul remaining manager. Billy L. Gaul from Des Moines will join, bringing bookbinding and ruling expertise. The firm promises high quality work, loose leaf ledgers, and competitive pricing to keep work local.
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Sycamore Street
Gaul Company
Central Ledger Company
F. C. Gaul
Billy L. Gaul
Des Moines
Billy Gaulis
FE. C. Gaul
Waterloo
Krensky Store Burglary Suspected Candy Cages Targeted
The H. Krensky grocery at 1428 Commercial street was entered last night but cash was untouched. Cigars were scattered inside and outside. the owner suspects youths targeted candy cases in a robbery likely committed by boys.
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Krensky
H. Krensky
Commercial Street
Mr. Krensky
Parker Family Visit Prompts Town Talk and Jail Transfer
Mr and Mrs M A Parker and their son depart for Manchester to visit relatives. Robert Tracy colored pleads guilty to second degree murder and receives ten years six months at Fort Madison penitentiary. Grain Dealers association plans convention in the armory hall. Secretary Hay impressed by hall size. County board inspectors tour the detention hospital and discuss plans for a new county home with architects Smith Des Moines Mortimer Cleveland Clinton Shockley and J G Ralston Waterloo.
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Robert Tracy
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Sheriff Shores
Grain Dealers’ Association
Armory Hall
Hay
Waterloo
Detention Hospital
Smith
Des Moines
Mortimer Cleveland
Clinton Shockley
J. G. Ralston
Lincoln relics fetch 16588 at Lambert collection sale
New York January 16 The opening sessions of the William H Lambert Lincolnana sale realized 16588 from autographs books and relics. Bidder George D Smith led most purchases including a duplicate copy of the original thirteenth amendment for 2850 and an emancipation proclamation copy for 1900.
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New York
William H. Lamber
Abraham Lincoln
George D. Smith
Lincoln
Colfax
Hamlin
Seward
Springfield
Ill
BE. D. North
Ford
Morocco
Illinois
A. Lincoln
Charles Feffler
Philadelphia
Angell
Early 20th Century U S Industry Resumes Operations
The Herald reports progress in manufacturing with Wen Wheeling West Virginia 10600 workers returning to jobs at coal and steel centers. Ensley Alabama production doubles at the Tennessee Coal and Iron rail mill. Fall River Massachusetts cloth mills mostly operate full time. Pittsburgh hints at a new Ford plant costing about 1 million dollars. St Louis and Granite City Illinois see reemployment after layoffs.
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New York
the Herald
Wheeling
W. Va
Ensley
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Birmingham
Ala
Fall River
Mass
Pittsburgh
Ford Motor Car Company
St. Louis
Granite City
American Steel Foundry Company
Wool Growers Meet with Salt Lake City Favored for Convention
Delegates gathered in Salt Lake City for the National Wool Growers Association meeting with Boise Idaho mounting a bid. Governor Wm Spry opened the second day and refrained from referencing the new tariff bill in his remarks.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Boise
Ida
Wm. Spry
Leavitt Johnson National Bank Reports Large Yearly Operations
The Courier notes an annual statement for Leavitt Johnson National Bank showing individual deposits of 655 821 68 dollars, time certificates of deposit 255 249 56 dollars, and total resources 1 812 123 44 dollars.
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The
Courier
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Chief Lieutenant of Coxsy Drops Dead in Washington
Curll Browne, chief lieutenant to General Coxsy during the 1894 Masillon to Washington march, collapsed on a street in Washington today from acute indigestion and died soon after in a hospital.
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Washington, D. C
Curll Browne
Coxsy
Masillon
Debutante's Father Targets Dressmaker at Coming Out Dinner
A salon anecdote recalls a debutante's coming out dinner where a stern father quips that without his insistence the girl would have been out further than she already is. The exchange hints at social expectations and strict parental control surrounding debutante rituals.
Dandy Story Told To His Wife After Midnight
A man devised a clever tale to share with his wife on returning home after midnight. The joke was praised as a peachy lie that would satisfy any woman, but the man could not bring himself to tell it.
Horton and Molden Hotel Co Increases Capital Stock
An amendment to the articles of incorporation for Horton and Molden Hotel Co announces an increase in capital stock to 125000 dollars. The additional capital amounts to 85000 dollars and funds the lessees of the Ellis and the Russell Lamson hotels in the city.
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Horton & Molden Hotel Co
Ellis
New Russell-Lamson
Jesup News Highlights Local Socials and Obituaries
Movements and visits fill Jesup life with updates on Emerson moving, Sherman returning from Chicago, and Miss Ball visiting relatives. Local clubs discuss suffrage while Rev. Knapp arrives to lead the Presbyterian church. Obituaries detail Virginia Underwood and John Lochead, with family remembrances and farming ties in Jesup community.
Funeral Observances for Deceased Walker Family Members
Funeral services were held Thursday at 1 pm officiated by Rev. Wownard C. Irvine, with a large attendance. Attendants included Mrs. Jay Ry, Laird, Mrs. BE. E. Wall, Mrs. M. A. Hallman, Josephine Fuller, and musician 8, L. Miller. Pallbearers were M. C. Jenks and relatives John and William Walker, Frank C. Walker, George Walker, and John Anderson. Relatives traveled from Tekama Neb., Waterloo, La Porte, Winthrop, and Pine Creek, with interment in Barclay Cemetery.
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Aleter
J. Craix
Glasgow
Scotland
Robert
Freano, Co
William
Forresett
Ontario
Wownard C. Irvine
Bellervuc
Jay Ry, Laird
BE. E. Wall
M.A. Hallman
Josephine Fuller
Ll. Miller
M. C. Jenks
John Walker
Wileiam P. Walker
Frank C. Walker
George Walker
John Anderson
George Lochead
Jean
Tekama
Neb
W. P. Walker
Waterloo
James Robeinson
la Porte
T. Marshall
Winthrop
John Hamilton
Messrs
Toad
Pine Creek
Barclay Cemtery
Quiet Osage Winter Visitor and Local Weddings
In Osage on January 15 Kenneth Cole visits Charles City while his grandmother hosts him. Miss Maud Sheldon wed Aaron A. Nelson in a small ceremony at the John Sheldon home and will soon relocate to Albert Lea with Mr. Nelson, a traveling grocery salesman.
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Osage
Kenneth Cole
Elizabeth Cole
Charles City
Mia
Ethel Cole
Edna Sheehan
Emerson
Neb
St. Ansgar
J. P. Lund
Shea
Janet Drown
Gaarder
Pittsville
Wis
B. Gaarder
Utica
Florence Stacy
P. EB. C
Stacy
Stanley Fonde
Clear Lake
J. 0. Landdeck
Ruth
Emma
Goodrich
N. D
EB. Felling
West Main Street
John Champion
Miller
Champion
John
Dorothy Allen
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Mary
Dakota State College
Brookings
George Sawyer
Waterloo
Vaughn
J. A. Carden
Greeley
Colo
J. B
Hampton
Carden
Fern Bartlett
Fred Spur
Hart Parr
Charles Ity
M. Eldredge
Jase Flancher
Manchester
Masonville
Tempez
John (. Sheldon
Tenth
State
Maud Sheldon
Aaron A. Nelson
Albert Lea
Sarah Bernhardt Decorated by Paris Officials
Paris reports Sarah Bernhardt received the region of Honor after repeated nominations by ministers of instruction. Objections from the chancery were set aside by direct intervention of President Poincare. The decoration sparked great rejoicing in literary and artistic circles.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Mme. Bernhard
M. Briand
Chancery
Poinéart
Mme. Bernhardt
Market summary from Chicago grain and livestock markets
Chicago market report notes selling pressure in wheat on Argentina shipments and expected US export surplus. Corn and oats slide with weak conditions. hogs and cattle softer. Chicago produce prices: butter higher, eggs lower, cheese steady. Live stock receipts show hogs about 27,000 and cattle 2,000. hog market opened down and closed slow. Hog prices ranged about 8.05 to 8.40, with heavy and light hogs listed. Cattle and sheep prices varied as natives and westerns showed firm to weak spots. Grain close figures show wheat May around 93 to 92.5, with inconsistent futures. The piece blends market commentary, receipts, and price ranges across grains, provs, and livestock.
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Chicigo
Jun
Australia
Argentina
United States
Kansas City
Kansan City
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Grain market tea dabbles from Chicago to Winnipeg
The list shows commodity quotes for wheat corn and oats across Chicago St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and Winnipeg. It includes July and May futures with varied prices such as Wheat July 504 May 483 Corn July 688 May 682 and Wheat July 892 May 887. The fragmentary data reflects multiple delivery months and regional prices.
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Chicago
N.S. Ska
Nod
Shae Sa
Nu As
St. Lows
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
New York Stocks Close Mixed Amid Market Dips
The New York stock exchange closed with mixed prices reflecting uneven demand. Notable moves include Pennsylvania, Reading, and Baltimore and Ohio showing fractional gains while Chicago Great Western and Atchison slipped. silver lining comes from United States Steel and Northern Pacific holding steady amid erratic trading.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Chicago Great Western
Atchison
American Smelter
Tinton
Migsouri Pacific
New York Central
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Corn and Wheat Market Tumbles on Cold Trading
Chicago report shows enlarged country offerings weighing on corn prices with a weak close down 3-7/8 to 7-8 cents. Wheat also struggled as cool winter crop conditions kept prices under pressure, ending 1-2 to 6-8 cents lower than last night.
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Chicago
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Froemer
Rock Island
Waterloo Bookbinders
M.A. Parker and Son
Wool Growers' Meeting
Leavitt-Johnson Bank
General Markets
Lambon Brothers & Company
Marsh-Place
C. G. Larrabee
Iowa
Market News
Hicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin Reds
Union Stock Yards
Chivazo
Western
Whettie
May Wee
Reeves
Peter Enee
Rae T
Rae Bi
Wellington
Cook
Sunnyside Ave
Corm
Baltimore
Leland Ave
Franklin, Mattle and Fore
Bologna
Ron
Evening Courier
Carpenter Hotel
City
A. Asquith
Hent
Down Town
Black's
Kor
Broadway
Main St
Cedar Falla
McKin
P.O
Hoenig
Stewart-Simmons
P. A
Care Courier
Gorn
Central Lodger Co
Sycamore
Theo
Peek
Auct
Security Storage Co
Mulberry St
Call Independent Art Co
Washington St
Wortard Street
Tuzl
Riley— Jin
Thee
Conwrd
N. W
Harry K. Thaw
Dall
Federal Court
U. S
Edgar Aldrich
Hunter Thes
Tomah
Win
Frank Rosenick
Rosenick
Hia
Ige United
Wansag City
Western Retail Implement, Vehicle and Hardware Association
Berth Ave
Rechtfertig
Flist National Bank
W. H. Howrey
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