Fred Wimber Hurt by Fall at J K Joder Drug Store
Fred Wimber, a clerk at the J K Joder drug store, fell ten feet into an elevator shaft at 5 20 this morning while placing a bottle on a shelf. He was taken home for treatment after sustaining bruises and lacerations to face head and body, with a sprained left wrist. his injuries are not believed serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wimber
J. K. Joder Drug Store
Eleventh Street
West
Mr. Wimber
Joder
Taft Appeals to California Voters in Telegram
President Taft urged California Republicans to support him in the presidential primary. He sent a telegram to Taft managers Colonel Charles Hammond in San Francisco and P. A. Staunton in Los Angeles, alleging Roosevelt seeks class hatred and a sham issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
California
Taft
Charles M. Hammond
San Francisco
Roosevelt
P. A. Staunton
Los Angeles
Thim
Aged Lady Recovers After Illness At Home
Mrs. Sarah M. Shull long ill at her daughter Mrs F J Jen eness 114 Clay street shows slow improvement. She is elderly and has heart trouble making her case critical. Two more daughters Mrs W H Boyd of Le Mars and Mrs John Van of Hutchinson Kan have helped care and will stay a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Shull
F. J. Jeneness
Clay-street
Shull
W. H. "Boyd
le Mars
John van
Hutchinson, Kan
Richeson to Hang If Declared Sane
Boston May 14 Rev C Y Vooot Richeson Avis Linnells slayer was subjected to a nine hour doctors test in Charles street jail. Reports from alienists Stedman Frost and Tuttle and others will guide Governor Fass on possible clemency recommendation to the executive council. If declared sane he will face execution next Sunday night. transfer to Charlestown prison before Thursday morning appears unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
C. Yvoooot
Richeson
Avis Linnell
Fass
Richerson
Charlestown
Well known Iowa editor dies after paralytic stroke
Ottumwa May 14. B I Rockwell former editor of the Mannington Herald died this morning from a stroke of paralysis. He was one of the best known editors in southeastern Iowa. The widow survives with no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Rockjiwell
Mannington.a
Herald
Iowa
St Paul Boat Club Eyes Davenport Regatta Bid
Davenport May 14 The St Paul Boat club of St Paul Minn will send a large delegation to Davenport July 4 to attend the Mississippi Valley Power Boat association meeting and seek the regatta for 1912 The Davenport rest club starter marks today on the levee building a grandstand which will seat 20000 people
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
St. Paul Boat Club
St. Paul
Minn
Mississippi Valley Power Boat. Association
Keokuk
Bas OTE Mun Pdeeb Herg Pew The Rafe
In a morning gathering the MUN Pdeeb group and Verder officials secured 800 Ma cash and $800 in certificates, reinforcing local support and financial safety measures.
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Bas
Herg
Rafe di Lammora
Verder
Hoy & Vranvers
Metebanidige
Company B Garners Excellent Winter Inspection Mark
Captain J. H. Hildebrand reports Company B of the Fifty-third regiment first line in the winter inspection, receiving the highest possible “excellent” mark. Enrollment for Company L is progressing with about twenty-five recruits already, and more expected during drill tonight. The Fifty-third may camp at Fort Leavenworth for annual maneuvers, though no official notice has been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hildebrand
Col. Allen
Hildebrand
Ft. Leavenworth
Horace Boies Visits Waterloo Neighboring Friends
Ex governor Horace Boies has returned from California and spends days with his son H B Hoies and family before summer on his Grundy county farm. He remains vigorous in mind and body and eager in public affairs. Waterloo friends are pleased to see him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Boies
California
H. B. Hoies
Familly
Grundy County
Boies
Waterloo
Waterloo Motor Boat Club Plans Festival
The Waterloo Motor Boat Club met at the Y M C A with many members present. They discussed lighting boats per government rules and to parade on May 30 ending at Lafayette Park for aquatic events. Four new members joined and plans include landings along the river and pumps at incomplete water spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Motor Boat Club
Lafayette Park
Waterloo Water Company
Cedar Falls Injunction Case Attracts Iowa City Attorneys
District court hears motion on second Cedar Falls injunction with Attorney Bailey of Iowa City and others present. The temporary injunction stopping paving work was filed by W A Bryant. Ingred Chenny seeks divorce from Bruce Chenery with trial submitted. P H Shannon sues W K E Closson in district court for $104.09 on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney Bailey
Iowa City
Cedar Falls
Ar. Bailey
William Horrabin
W. A. Bryant
Ingred Chenny
Bruce Chenery
P. H. Shannon
W. K E. Closson
Randall to Speak at Cedar Falls Sunday Night
Cedar Falls hosts the Black Hawk county Sunday school association for a two day session. Mac J Randall of Cedar Rapids, a leading speaker, is expected to address attendees this evening. Admission is 25 cents. Mrs. Julia Ta Bentley returns to Waterloo to settle at the inns with son WAD Bentley of Chicago assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk
Julia Ta. Bentley
Waterloo
California
The
Inns
Wad Bentley
Chicago
St. Mary's High School
St. Mary's Auditorium
Mile Wealy
United States
Warshal
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Meeting Tonight Sparks Public Discussion
Promoters of a modern fireproof hotel planned for the corner of Commercial and Fifty Streets call a public smoker this evening in the Waterloo clip rooms. Citizens are urged to attend to gauge sentiment on the project and possible stock solicitations will be made. The discussion is informal to encourage free expressions of opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watterloo
Strong Talent for Chautauqua at Waterloo
P K Ritz announces George R Stuart will lecture at Waterloo Chautauqua. Stuart, famed evangelist linked with Sam P Jones, is paired with Denton C Crowl who will deliver Jones's famous lectures. Crowl is expected to be a strong course attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. K. Ritz
Waterloo Chautauqua & Bible Association
George R. Stuart
Dr. Stuart
Sam P. Jones
Onother
Birthday of Pioneer Honored in Janesville
A family gathering at Wilbert Loveland's home near Janesville marked the eighty fifth birthday of Dr. Joel Loveland, a pioneer since 1853 and a respected community resident. Relatives including Mrs. A. J. Fairburn and Mrs. Flora Campbell joined the celebration, with a big noon meal and an afternoon of visiting and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wilbert Loveland
Joel Loveland
A. J. Fairburn
Waterloo
Albert Webb
C. K. Loveland
Flora Campbell
Victor Herbert Concert Draws San Antonio Audience
Victor Herbert and his sixty-piece orchestra with six Metropolitan soloists received an enthusiastic San Antonio audience at the Grand Opera House. The reviewer in the Express called it the most visual demonstration San Antonio has seen for a musical performance. The Herbert organization planned concerts in Waterloo this week as tickets were selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Ma.i
Victor Terbert
Victor Herbert
Metropolitan
Grand Opera House
Xever
Express
Waterloo
Selina
Fire rescue saves three children from fall
In Dubuque on May 4 6 a mother Mrs Norton whose family lived upstairs dropped three children from a second floor window sixteen feet to the ground to escape a fire. Dorothy aged 3 Ler raine aged 6 Gladys aged 8 were saved but suffered injuries. The mother escaped with bruises. The fire started outside the house and a tally of damage noted the home was badly burned. The cause remained a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Dee
Rooney
Marti
Wilbur Norton
Dorothy
Lerraine
Gladys
Loperaine
Peeca‘hawks
Flick
Concert Seats Sold With Rush At Opening
There was a big rush for seats at the opening of the Victor Herbert concert in the Coliseum on Friday evening. Over 200 seats were sold in the first hour and sales continued strong as Lehuneman's and Miller's drug stores supplied the demand. Officials expect a fine success, even if not as large as last year's Sheffield choir event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Herbert
Kl's
Coliseum
Lehuneman
Strikebreakers dominate Ga lesburg Burlington yard
In Galesburg May 14 the Burlington freight offices report over 100 strikebreakers at work despite a walkout by Lif freight handlers. Officials say by night all on hand freight will be cleared and the strike is over with no disturbances. In Quincy the Burlington freight house strike continues with about forty men out, workers awaiting higher union orders in Chicago.
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Galesburg
Lif
Burlington Freight
Quincy
Burlington Freight House
Burlington
Wien
Chiccago
Illinois
Maderos Brother Held Prisoner in Mexico
El Paso May 14. Col Caesar Caneles reports rebels in Mapini Durango captured the town and took Raoul Madero prisoner, brother of the president and Hurales commander. Thomas Morris expected to be named city detective to fill a new post created by last night’s council resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Caesar Caneles
Dos Cabridora
Duran- 80
Mexico
Claudid
Juarez
Mapini
Durango
Raoul Madero
Hurales
Thomas Morris
J. E. McSweeney
Missing Witness Found At Clinton In Oliver C Wilson Case
Davenport Iowa May 14 A missing witness Haley is found in Clinton and ordered arrested to Davenport to answer contempt of court. The state depended on Haley to testify about labor leader conferences. Peremptory challenges increased as attorneys seek a jury before adjournment though work may continue tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davehport
Wmn
Haley
Oliver C. Wilson
Clinton
Fie
Davenport
Glass Over Dead Man's Testimony
New York May 14 The court session in the dissolution suit against the sugar trust debated whether the testimony of the late Tone y QO Uiuvemeyer should be heard. Attorneys clashed over privilege material and relevance as proceedings paused with the next session undecided. District Attorney Wine argued the testimony was material. defense lawyers called it privileged incompetent and irrelevant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Toney QO
Uiuvemeyer
Risa
Sperhial
Brice
United States, District Court For
Wine
Mar. Travemeyer
Coon Hunting Declines as Forests Go to Conservation
A report from Owenaville notes coon hunting wanes as farmers and landowners become timber conservationists and refuse to allow tree cutting. Once, hunters felled many trees to tree coons. now timber holds market value and conservation limits such slashing. The article urges chasing coons on level ground or by tree climbs, reflecting broader conservation trends in southern Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owenaville
Treas
Indiana
Thrifty Squirrel Park With Many Gray Squirrels
Alfred McHenry owns a park spanning several acres where a score or more gray squirrels have established residence, reflecting a thriving small wildlife colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred McHenry
Damage suit called in court over Austin railroad death
Fannie F Austin as administratrix of Henry Austins estate sued The Chicago Great Western Railroad in federal court for 20000 dollars over Henry Austins death near Mulberry street crossing. The case features a jury panel of twenty eight, with the accident involving an auto struck by cars backing up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie F. Austin
Henry Austin
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Jim
Mulberry Street
Mr. Austin
Austin
Agim
Mulberry
Lalarrtre
Hogs rise as market opens with firmer top at Chicago sale
May 14 Chicago live stock markets show hogs opening higher with active trade and a top of 7.90 per cwt, cattle steady and best distillery steers at 5.75. Mutton buyers bearish with a few choice short lumbs selling steady at 9.00 but finishing about 25 cents lower. New York stock list follows with mixed quotes across major rails and steel names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taft Supporters Score in Tennessee Convention
Nashville Tennessee May 14 Taft supporters in the Republican state convention today won the first round against Roosevelt men with Foster Y Brown former attorney general of Porto Rico named temporary chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Taft
Roosevelt
Foster Y. Brown
Porto Rico
Six May Be Saved From Ironwood Mine Disaster
Duluth reports the Oliver Mining Company received word from Ironwood that a pipe was pulled into the fallen shaft area and one of the imprisoned men is still alive. Rescue crews press to reach the trapped workers as efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Oliver Mining Campany
Ironwood
Wanted Place for General House Work in Small Family
Inquire 320 West Tenth St downstairs for a competent person to perform general house work in a small family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Covell & Son
West Fourth St
West Tenth St
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Helmet Lodge
K. of P
E Coliseum
Ncluding
Schuneman’s Drug Store
C. J. Miller’s Drug Store
OL Park
Motor Boat Club Plans Festival
Mac J. Randall
St. Mary's
Victor Herbert Concert Organization
Kime Bateman
St. Joseph
Kanesis City
Elmwood
Wan
Clorwell
Topele
Babes
RUSH
Madero
Glas
McHenry
Mclleary
Williamsport
Philadelphia
North American
Society
Tsura
Walter
Reggie
Cleveland
Conservation
ELGIN
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Leeene O
Rock Island
Northwestern
Atchison
Itakien Ee
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Ilinois Central
St. Pand
Loty Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Ganien Tools
S. E. Johnson
Columbia
Carpener Hotel
Pedicornd
Foster
Lafayette
Sibert’s
Jewelry Store
Sibert’s Jewelry Store
East Fourth Street
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