Markets Report From Chicago Wheat and Livestock
Chicago market notes show wheat rallying on firm Liverpool support and positive Wall Street mood, with December futures fluctuating before closing higher. Cattle, hogs, and sheep in St Louis, Kansas City, and Omaha markets posted mixed openings and price movements, while cash prices for wheat, corn, and oats varied by grade and region.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Wall Street
India
Tripoli
Canadian Northwest
Argentina
Kansas City
Visa
Waterloo
Wellington
Crystal
Kansas
Turkey
Aristos
Veale
Eve
Europeans Panic As Turkey Faces Deadline In Constantinople
A foreign office note to the Italian charge d affaires in Constantinople demands a Turkish reply within 24 hours. In Tripoli order is kept but Europeans and Jews panic, with hundreds sailing to Malta and Syracuse. The Bank of Rome closes. Italian officers depart for Italy amid tensions and looting fears.
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Rome
Foreign Office
Constantinople
Paria
Tripoli
Malta
Hercules
Syracuse
Benca di Roma
Rail strikes trigger cross country freight disruption
New York officials for Union and Southern Pacific railroads rejected Federation of Railway Employes demands. Memphis reports little freight movement improvement as clerks strike disruptions persist. Union Pacific responds to Davenport letter, Kruttschnitt refusing to meet and defending high wages and pensions. Hariman Lines directors to convene this afternoon.
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New York
Union and
Southern Pacific Railroads
Federation of Railway
Memphis
Tenn
Illinois Central Railroad
Chicago
Union Pacific
Davenport
Julius Kruttschnitt
Union Pacific Railway
Shop Federation
James O'Connell
Dayenport Hotel
J. W. Kline
NF. Ryan
J. A. Franklin
Mr. O. Sullivan
Kruttschnitt
Telegraph
Krutt
Tames Hair Tonic For Whiskey Causes Fatal Poisoning
St. Joseph Missouri report: James Finnegan aged 65 died after consuming a hair tonic made from peach seeds believed to be whiskey. He drank a pint and suffered severe agony before death shortly after.
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St. Joseph, Mo
James Finnegan
Instruments Recorded In Week Ending Sept 27 1911
Week ending Sept 27 1911 saw 48 deeds totaling 41492.71 and 28 mortgages totaling 44801.11 plus 24 chattel mortgages amounting to 4407.11 and 3 bills of sale for 1702.83. Margin releases totaled 11 instruments at 22350. To date 5012 instruments recorded, versus 5278 last year a decrease of 256. September 1911 month clearings estimated at 35043.820.07.
Mission Jubilee Plans Underway in Waterloo Cedar Falls
Church missionary society presidents and ministers wives met at YWCA parlors to finalize plans for a missionary golden jubilee. The event is set for Walnut Street Baptist on October 3 and 6 with Mrs J H Shoemaker of Cedar Falls as general chair. A banquet at Pythian Temple Friday evening is the social highlight and attendees should notify society presidents or banquet treasurer J F Lytle.
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Missionary Societies
Churches of
Pythian Temple
J. F. Lytle
Johnson Wells bout canceled amid authorities and public opposition
London reports the Johnson Wells championship fight set for October 2 was abandoned by principals and promoters after pressure from authorities and the public. A Cedar Falls band procession drew a large crowd, with Company B, M, G following and about a thousand people gathered near the bandstand on Commercial Street.
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London
Cedar Falls
Company B
Commercial Street
Cedar Falls Band Gives Programs For Taft Day Festivities
The Cedar Falls Concert band plays in Waterloo for Taft day events with conductor F. L. McCreary leading an afternoon and evening program. LaRue's Waterloo band also offers selections. Readings include overtures by Donizetti and Wagner, waltzes, popular numbers, a sextette, and a chocolate soldier medley among others.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
LaRue
F. L. McCreary
Ted Snyder
Schuls
Jewitt
Lucia di Lammermore
Donizetti
Remicks
Lampe
Maritanna
Wallace
Oleson
Tannhauser
Richard Wagner
Keler
Hall
Blanke
Mr. Schmidt
Mansical Com
Oscar Strauss
Dalber
Wagner
State Conference Progresses at Waterloo Meeting
The Iowa State Conference of the United Brethren in Christ meets in Waterloo at the First United Brethren church with Bishop W M Weekley presiding. Rev R E Graves leads local work while Rev W L Bunger and Dr Huff address ministers on stewardship, missions, and church unity as the event runs toward Sunday dedication of the new Waterloo church.
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Lowa
The
United Brethren In Christ
United Brethren Church
Fourth and
Allen Streets
R. E. Graves
W. M. Weekley
Kansas City
BE. L. Reese
Des Moines
Clark
Cedar Rapids
Lewis
Ardon
Brean
Vinton
Roush
Lisbon
Waterloo
Nellie Ravane
Zike
S. H. Liljestrand
Waterloo Y. M. C. A
W. L. Bunger
Dayton
Ohio
Bunger
Denom
National Brotherhood
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Minneapolis
Huff
T. G. Brean
C. Whitney
Home Mission Society
J. S. Kendall
John F&. Rowan
United States
Chile
W. J. Stiverson
van Metre
Licensed To Wed. Birney Hudson and Minnie Watterson
H Myers opens a lunch room at 1115 East Fourth Street opposite the Illinois Central round house, well equipped to serve boys with good things to eat.
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H. Myers
East Fourth Street
Illinos Central Round House
Strikers threaten all building work in New York
New York on September 28 threatened a general suspension of all building operations as marble workers strike. Employers may serve notice this afternoon to union leaders demanding an end to a sympathetic strike on 60 buildings or face a general lockout.
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New York
Wedding At Oak Ridge Bridges Miller and Thierman
Miss Caroline Miller and Elmer R. Thierman were married at the Miller home in Oak Ridge with Rev. W C Lang officiating. A large gathering attended, a wedding supper followed, and the couple will establish a home on a Cedar Falls area farm. Guests included relatives from Tonico Wisconsin La Salle Rockwell City Grand Junction Aredale and Whiting. Mrs L Alford hosts visitors this week and Mrs Casebeer heads home to Cedar Rapids. George Jensen’s family welcomes a baby girl. he teaches at Waterloo High School West. Prof Hugh Van Pelt attends Waverly for a dairy show.
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George E. Miller
Oak Ridge
Caroline Miller
Elmer R. Thierman
W. C. Lang
Evangelical Association
Taterman
Cedar Falls
Herman and
Charles Baker
Tonico
Anna Dietrich
la Salle
Ill
Sam Fleck
Rockwell City
Lewis and Lizzie Leschiteles
Grand Junction
P. Thierman
Aredale
Peisinger
Whiting
George Jensen
Beppler Avenue
Jensen
Waterloo High School West
Trap Shoot Ow For Tomorrow At Waterloo Gun Club
The opening shoot of the Waterloo gun club will be held tomorrow at the Prospect Park grounds starting at 2 6 o'clock. Members are urged to attend and the park will be open to spectators. A brief business session will elect officers and a new Ideal Leggett trap installed yesterday will handle single and double blue rock. Shells and rental runs will be sold on site.
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Waterloo Gun Club
Prospect Park
Hotel Reopens Under New Manager At Dane Street
The Central hotel at 527 Dane street near Illinois Central shops reopens after a closure of several weeks. Mrs Alyttle Pike assumes management and plans to attract both transient and regular trade by placing the hotel in first class condition.
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Dane Street
Ilinois Central
Alyttle Pike
Pythian official dies after appendicitis in Dubuque
John R. Janes, chairman of the Knights of Pythias state convention arrangement committee, died in Dubuque Ia after being stricken with appendicitis Monday. He was a prominent local merchant. The item notes a related line about work for the poor under the 1536 English act.
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Dubuque
John R. Janes
Knights of Pythias
Ozone Therapy Offered For Consumption Patients
Waterloo residents with consumption urged to try ozone therapy as an alternative to mountain climates. Dr Coth ern pledges rational treatment using an ozone machine claiming faster, broader relief across all stages and offers a free week to new patients at Suite 307 Russell Lamson Building with hours morning and afternoon.
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Waterloo
Cothern
Russell-Lamson Building
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