Market Summary and Wheat Prices at Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago June 26 market report shows indecisive wheat sentiment tied to South Dakota rain prospects. Prices fluctuated with September futures near 90 to 91, corn firmer on demand, hogs lifting pork and lard values, and sheep market opening strong then closing steady. Cash wheat and corn bids listed with various No. 2 to No. 4 grades and regional prices. New York, St Louis, and Minneapolis closes provided for wheat and corn.
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Chicago
South Dakota
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Union Stock Yards
Waterloo Manketa
Waterloo
Wellington
Reas
TBC
Eine
Trial Begins in Guidice Murder Case at Council Bluffs
Testimony started in the trial of Francisco Guidice charged with the murder of Hlona Jones, a railroad man. Guidice, once a Northwestern roundhouse employee, was discharged after a complaint about his work. A mob attempt to lynch him followed his arrest, with property damage to Italian and Greek residents. Met Symphony Orchestra ad included.
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Glenwood
Francisco Guidice
Hlona Jones
Council Bluffs
Guidice
Northwestern Roundhouse
Jones
Beautiful Faith and Bold Claims Mark Houston Notice
A Houston man is described as possessing an extremely confident soul with claims he told his wife every line was true. The excerpt notes his faith as a driving force and references a quip about Pike's Peak. An advertisement mentions Rushel Basket Cherry product 81 25 at WW H Koencke in Lafayette with phone listing.
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Houston
Hoe
Pike's Peak
Houston Post
Rushel
Cherries
Police Judge Acts To Stop Family Turmoil In Waterloo
Police Judge J H Meyers acted as peacemaker in a Waterloo police court session this morning. Ole Olson and wife left the courtroom together after agreeing to live in peace and harmony. The couple had faced money and rent troubles with Olson returning to visit yesterday. the wife, frightened by an earlier incident, accepted his promise to seek work and support the family. The landlady had sheltered the wife and two children for a week. An advertisement for 20 percent off men’s and boys’ oxfords by Paul Davis’ Shoe Department follows.
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J. H. Meyers
Ole Olson
Olson
City in Brief Updates From Fort Atkinson Locale
Mrs. Alice Ormsby of Fort Scott Kansas visits her aunt Mrs. Katherine Johnson at 619 Franklin. J E Bentz funeral planned with Odd Fellows at I O O F temple Friday. J C Jensen leaves for Minnesota to visit A C Sorensen near St Paul. Louis Frank applies for administration of Julius C Frank estate with seven relatives. Farmers report corn ahead of last year. hay near average. oats below. Board of Supervisors meets to audit bills and discuss taxes and road work. The Governor's Double screening at Crystal today.
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Puchanan
Alice Ormsby
Fort Boatt
Kan
City
Katherine Johnson
Franklin Street
J. W. Krapfel
St. Francis Hospital
Des Moines
Park Avenue East
I. O. O. F. Temple
J. E. Bentz
J.C. Jensen
Minnesota
A. C. Sorensen
St. Paul
Man Charged With False Pretenses In Dubuque Theft
Arthur Moore, wanted for a $50 theft at Waterloo, was arrested in Dubuque after admitting guilt. He allegedly posed as Ed Stowell to obtain the funds from Security Savings Bank on June 26, with Stowell later reporting the loss. Police will bring Moore to Waterloo to face the charge of obtaining property by false pretense.
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Dubuque
Arthur Moore
Waterloo
E. A. Leighton
Moore
Security Savings Bank
Ed. Stowell
Stowell
Logan Avenue
WM. Holland
Iowa
Unexpurgated Case Against Woman Suffrage by Sir Almroth Wright
London physician Sir Almroth Wright, famed for earlier suffrage remarks, previews a book arguing women are intellectually and sexually inferior to men. He claims women belong to a different physical role and criticizes suffrage, noting complex views on race and divorce while urging reforms to British law.
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London
Sir Almroth Wright
England
Constables
Sir Almroth
Times
United States
Great Britain
America
No changes at the Waterloo Post Office
Postmaster W. R. Law will retire and return to law practice. Maurice Connolly recommends Michael H. Kelly for postmaster, with likely no staff changes since Waterloo clerks and assistants are civil service. John La Barre prefers to stay in his current role as assistant postmaster.
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W. R. Law
Waterloo
Kelly
White slavery case investigated as Nancy Frye tied to youth trio
Nancy Frye and two young men are sought on warrants in a suspected white slavery plot to lure a girl from home for immoral purposes. A full investigation is planned and likely arraignments follow. Mary Pauley, 14, was arraigned for disorderly conduct after being found with Frye and others.
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Mary Pauley
Frank Pauley
Nancy Frye
Harry Bouck
Carl Crumline
Chicago
Mrs. Frye
Nancy Sly
Pauley
Chautauqua Opens With Chicago Orchestra and Notables
The twenty second Waterloo Chautauqua session opens tomorrow afternoon with a 2 30 prelude by the Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra and singers. At 3 o clock Chas S Medbury will lecture, and in the evening the orchestra returns for a full concert under James Thatcher. Featured artists include Jennie Thatcher Beach, Johann Berthelsen, Signor Antonio Basrile, and Maurice Setlin with strengths in violin, baritone, harp, and cello.
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Waterloo Chautauqua
Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra
Chas. S. Medbury
Dea _Movnes
Chicago
James Thatcher
Thatcher
Jennie Thatcher Beach
America
Cosmopolitan School of Music
Johann Berthelsen
Copenhagen
Christian IX
Plans for Long Sea Wall and Mullan Grade Rise
The report outlines building a uniform concrete retaining wall along Cedar river banks and raising Mullan avenue grade from 100 to 102, with possible higher increases. City Engineer Roby notes the west bank is lower and a safety wall is tied to high water plans.
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Cedar Street
Rock Island
Nauman Mill
Syndicate Building
Fourth Street
Mullan
Mullan Avenue
Mullan Avenus
Roby
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New York
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Minneapolis
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Chautauqua Park
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Louis Frank
Julius c. Frank
West Waterloo
Board of Supervisors
Woman's Suffrage
Ferior of Man
LA Barre
K. Law
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Metropolitan Symphony
Chicago Musical College
Signor Antonio Basrile
Italy
Milan Conservatory
Maurice Setlin
David Horton
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