General Markets Report Shows Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Lamson Bros. and Co. Chicago Board of Trade summary provides estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep for today and tomorrow. Hog prices opened strong then closed weak with mixed and butcher categories. cattle market opened steady with beves Texas and western steers listed. sheep market opened steady to ten cents lower with native and western lambs noted. Also lists cash grain prices for wheat corn and oats and New York and St Louis stock closings and Waterloo grain quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Y M C A Hosts Thursday Teachers Training Class
Notes at Y M C A describe a teachers training class for boys teaching junior Bible classes, starting with a 6 o'clock supper and held each Thursday evening. A free illustrated lecture on California by Colonel Helps is planned for tomorrow evening, expected to be engaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Thompson
California
Colonel Helps
Young Married Woman Dies of Bronchial Pneumonia
Mrs Mary Moran aged 24, of 618 Linn Street, died today from bronchial pneumonia after a prior asthma illness. Born Mary Wiley in Greeler, she married John Moran of Waterloo Sept 14, 1909. Funeral at St Joseph’s Catholic church, burial in Greeler. husband and bereaved family mourn. An eight pound baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Illrich at 4438 Florence Street. Both mother and baby are reported well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moran
Linn Street
Moran
Mary C. Wiley
Greeler
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Margaret Flynn
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Greeley
Chas. Illrich
Florence Street
Two Masters to Meet in National Tourney Then Go Abroad
New York January 18 due to Capablanca not returning until January 24 the national tournament will increase entries to thirteen rounds with byes. Capablanca to receive a bye January 23 and begin rounds on the 23rd. clubs of Manhattan Rice Brooklyn and St George plan rounds at various city sites before departure for San Sebastian Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. R. Capablenen
Havaura
San Sebastian
Spain
Capablanca
Marshall
Manhattan
Rice
Brooklyn
Staten Island Club of St. George
Studio
Cafe Boulevard
Manhattan Chess Club
Stalen Island Club
Rice Chess Club
Surgery Reform Great Criminal Transformed by Brain Injury
Albany January 18. Howard E Grimmell a Clinton prison convict at Dannemora is to be pardoned and returned to Buffalo after doctors tied his crime to a skull injury from his boyhood. An operation in 1909 by Dr De Witt G Wilcox reportedly changed him into a man of kindness, with surgeons attributing criminal impulses to cranial trauma. Judge Wheeler and Horace White weighed the case as scientists and criminologists follow the remarkable brain surgery tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Howard E. Grimmell
Clinton
Dannemora
Buffalo
de Witt G. Wilcox
Boston University
Homeopathic Medical Society of
New York State
Hiost
Geuth
Charles B. Wheeler
Grimmell
Horace White
White
Wheeler
Double Funeral Planned in Fayette for Father and Daughter
In Fayette Iowa J C Clark mourns as his son and only daughter Arminta Grace Clark 20 drowns near Ottumwa while hurrying to his bedside from Kirkville Mo Eye trouble and goiter led her astray and she fell through ice in a mill race Her handbag with a valued ring and a love token was lost in the water Her double funeral will be held Saturday with both buried together Arminta Grace was to wed a Colorado youth Surviving family includes the father wives and four brothers J W Clarke North Platte Neb and F S Clark Mondake Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette, Is
J. C. Clark
Union Depot
Clark
Neb
F. &. Clark
Mondike, Montana
Indians Teaching Self Support Through Agriculture
Washington reports the Bureau of Indian Affairs pushed self sufficiency for Indian wards in the year ended June 30 1910. It highlights farming literacy expert farmers and the crop fair as drivers, notes railways expanding trades education and the fight against liquor, and cites millions of acres in reservations with growing irrigated lands guiding Indians toward independence and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Robert G. Valentine
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau
United States
Valentine
Indian Service
Union
Lfe
Escapes and Resilience Amid War and Crime
A London Telegraph excerpt recalls feats of survival from Ben Nevis to Lucknow and the Crimea. It notes Admiral Sir Novelli Salmon’s fatal wound yet return, Lord Wolseley’s injuries, and a London girl who survived two suicide attempts after trains passed over her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarrow
Fitlsburgh
Ben Nevis
Novelli Salmon
Lucknow
Lord Wolseley
Crimea
Shell
London
London Telegraph
The Wail of the Victim in Exchange Echoes
A quirky exchange centers on a man who cites proverbs and an easy man who counters that people he does business with seem to manage it occasionally. The dialogue highlights a simple street conversation about value and fairness.
Would-Ease Jews Admission to U S Delegates Hear Address
Delegates from 200 congregations of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations met in New York for their twenty second biennial convention to discuss immigration and the impact of new restrictive rules. President Goldman’s address, read by Max B May, urged American Jewish unity and forward focus amid change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Council of Hebrew Congregations
Goldman
Max B. May
Cincinnnati
Wise
Union
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Peanut Politics: Rainey Proposal Attacks Roosevelt Travel Expenses
Harper's Weekly denounces Representative Rainey's five member committee plan to probe President Roosevelt's travel expenses as peanut politics. The piece alleges the move targets Roosevelt unfairly while ignoring similar practices by railways and lawmakers, and argues government should not prosecute private rail interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Representative Rainey
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roosevelt Protest Resolution Condemned as Unworthy
The speech argues the proposed resolution serves no good purpose and would unfairly cast Mr. Roosevelt in a false light. It states the measure is nagging, unworthy, and destined for the waste basket, alongside Mr. Rainey and other representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imus
The Galt In the Sea and Ancient Tears Theory
An antiquarian reflection links sea salt to mythical tears of Kronog and fallen angels, while Hebraic and Buddhist lore offer other origins including Moses weeping and Lot's wife as a pillar. The piece surveys varied traditions on why oceans are salty and hints at symbolic guilt and penitence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronog
Zeus
Lot
Moses
Milk preservation with ice during cold transport
The text explains using ice to keep milk from warming in cold weather shippers. It notes that long distance transport below freezing would freeze milk without warmth. Stoves are ineffective. refrigerators at 32 degrees with ice prevent freezing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Marsh-place
Texas
H. W
N. S
New York Close
Coru
ST. Louis Close
Wheat
Corun
Minneapolis
Jim
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
TA Union Pacifie
Baltimore and Obie
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Tremeit
United States Steel, ¢Ammon
United States Steel, Pfd
Amalgamated Coppers
Saa
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Pelea
Srellinois Central
TVA
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Wae
New York Central
Ananda
Wellington
Aristas
Ae Bree
Ilso
Pratra Bay
Skirt and Garment CO
Waterloo Skirt and Garment Company
Barclay Street
R. £. Montague
H. M. Reed
G. N. Ser
F. C. Stetarl
George Lichty
E. Montegue
G. N. Lee
F.C. Stetzel
A. M. Welch
Cedar Rapids
Passerouy AyaSzel
Crystal Theatre
Jers
Joan Moran
E. EK. Grimmele
Skull
Fayette, IA
Girl
Ottumwa
Mastening
Father
U.S
Peanut Politics
Rainey
Sycamore Street
Combat Security Savings Bank
McDermott
W. EB. Cowan
A. W. Parne
Clarksville
Iowa
P.O. Box
Sta. A
Sta, A
P. O
West Mullan Ave
Alfred Longley
High Street
West Park Avenue
Wellington Street
George E. Sitts
Vanter
Red River Valley
BE. C. Volland Land Co
Ada, Minn
Hampton & Bassett
Thre
the Maid
AL Allen
Douglas Flint & CO
The
Mixers
Three Langdons
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!