Bryan Wins Out In Congress On Bryan Resolutions
In Kansas City on November 4, after rejecting some Bryan resolutions in the morning session, congress adopted two Bryan measures amid debate. Lt. P. Irvine of St. Louis criticized the resolutions committee, reintroduced the trust resolution, and Bryan’s second resolution on the interparliamentary union was adopted. Officers named include President Col. G. D. Loveland of San Francisco and vice presidents L. Bradford Prince of Santa Fe, L. G. Larimore of Larimore, F. A. Fellows of Topeka, and A. Calliratth of Denver.
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Kansas City
Wic
Wiliam J. Bryan
Mississippi
John Stephens
T -8
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
William J. Bryan
P. Irvine
St. Louis
Resolutions Committee
Bryan
Mr. Irvine
J. E. Ross
South Dakota
John P. Irish
Irish
Europe
Irving
Interparliamentary Union
London
Foley's Money Cure Kidney and Bladder Claim
A fragment recalls Foley's Money Cure and its claim to cure kidney and bladder trouble, noting it cannot exceed medical limits. The text mentions J. K. Doer and Wager Bron, but the overall meaning is obscured and promotional in tone.
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Foley
J. K. Doer
Wager Bron
Woman seeks divorce and restraining order in hard luck suit
Mrs Emma Alma Sharp petitions for temporary injunction restraining husband William Honey Sharp from entering her premises at 213 West Second Street and from interfering with her. She seeks temporary and permanent alimony of 6 dollars weekly, temporary possession of household goods, and attorney fees of 56 dollars, claiming 16 years of cruel inhuman treatment including an incident on November 20 1906 when she says he assaulted her and damaged telephone equipment. Feely and Peely represent her. Judge Pratt granted the temporary injunction.
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West Side
Emma Alma Sharp
West Second Street
William
Honey Sharp
Martahtown
Feely & Peely
Pratt
Farmer Peter Eckhart Died Unexpectedly at 35
Peter Eckhart, 35, of Bruce township, Lenton county, died suddenly from heart failure shortly after midnight on Thursday. He collapsed in a corn field Saturday and, after initial recovery, passed away at home Wednesday night. He leaves a wife and four children. Funeral Saturday at West View cemetery, La Porte City.
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la Porte
Peter Eckhart
Jim
Bint Maogu
Tine
Bruce Township
Lenton County
Eckhart
Ele
Miti
West View Cemetery
la Porte City
Build Depot at Jubilee in new Chicago Iowa & Northwestern plan
Jubilee Nov 28 Special The Chicago Iowa Northwest railroad plans a Waterloo to Coggon line with a station yards sidetracks and likely an elevator at Jubilee. Landowner Henry Benarden refused $100 per acre for eighty acres noting a potential profit of about 2800 if sold. Local resident Mrs William Reinsche 74 broke her hip after a fall and shows gradual improvement. Festmaster Buechele’s health news is mixed with slow recovery feared to be prolonged.
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Chicago, Iowa & Northwestern Railroad
Waterloo
Coggon
Henry Benarden
Benarden
William Reinsche
Mobile Street
Sevral
Chris Reinsche
HE. M. Buechele
Festmaster Buechele
Telegraphist Clay Reid Prevents Wreck on Southern Rail
Belleville dispatch details Clay Reid, a young telegrapher, who shows eagerness to learn and refuses to be bound by precedent during an emergency. His quick keying and vigilance helped avert a serious train wreck on the Southern rail line amid heavy rain and coal train movements.
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Bellevinle
Clay Reid
Hitling
Lanterns Set to Halt Two Trains in Narrow Crossing
A lone signalman realizes a routing error places him between two converging trains. He grabs two red lanterns and places them 300 yards apart on the track then hurries to warn the second train. The trains stop with only about 200 yards between them, averting disaster.
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Slonely
Reid
Dry farming yields on Montana experimental farms
Bozeman reports United States experiment station results from eastern Montana dry land farms along the Mile of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines. Yields vary by location with spring wheat and oats leading, smaller seed often producing higher bushel counts, and railroads financing the tests. Local stations plan wider bulletins by February.
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Bozeman
Mont
United States Experiment Station
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Cascade
Harlem
Chouleaue
al Shelby
Elon
Were On Wedding Trip, Were Guests Here in Waterloo
Mr and Mrs Fred Walker visited friends in Waterloo on their wedding trip after marrying in New York City a few weeks ago. He recently received an honorable discharge from the regular army and will join a state company at Brookyn. The unit trains large classes in expert horsemanship.
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Shell Rock News
Fred Walker
Walker
New York City
Waterloo
Brook
Iyn
Paris Trial Over Count Boni De Castel Lane Case
The creditors' lawyers finished their arguments before the Tribunal of First Instance. The case adjourned to November 28 for Maitre Cruppi to reply. A claim of 37,400 for Gobelin tapestries and other articles is tied to wartime debts. A 24,000 jewel sale via Vera Nimidoff of Odessa traces to a family ruin after a brother's execution in the revolution.
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Paris
Navy
Count Boni de Castellane
Tribunal of First Instance
Maitre Cruppi
Amopug
Mlle
Vera Nimidoff
Odessa
Mle. Nimidoff
Mre. Nimidoff
Count Boni
Mystery death of Dayton woman ends in murder
Dayton Ohio reports the body of Dave Gilman found in weeds near Groveland Avenue in a New Arlington Heights suburb. Police label the case a fiendish murder with strangulation implied by finger marks and a brutal struggle. Bloodhounds failed to reveal an escape route as investigators name a degenerate suspect linked to untraced Dayton crimes. Mrs Gilman mourns, her mother said to be prostrate.
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Dayton
Dave Gilman
Groveland Avenue
New Arlington Heights
Nun
Miss Gilman
Engineer Injured in Wa tterlow Candy Plant Shaft Incident
Roy Campbell, engineer at the Wa tterlow Candy plant, had a narrow escape when a loose belt caught his left forearm on a rapidly revolving shaft. He suffered a bad fracture and multiple bruises, was cut free, and taken to a physician for treatment. the accident barely missed fatality as his body was pinned between rafters.
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Roy Campbell
Watterlow Candy Company
Campbell
O. C. Hummel
McWilliams Faces Possible Execution at Anamosa Penitentiary
Des Moines reports another hanging likely on December 1 at Anamosa for Louis Busse and William McWilliams, who confessed to killing his wife and five children near Littleton in 1905. McWilliams, now in an insane ward, may be suspended pending insanity adjudication. If he recovers sanity, a new execution date would be set by the governor.
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Des Moines
Anamosa Penitentiary
Louis Busse
Supreme Court
William McWilliams
Littleton
Buchanan County
McWilliams
Anamosa Peniitentiary
Tiler
Iowa
Jones County
Mexican newspaper men arrested in Del Rio over Diaz caricatures
Pedro N. Gonzales Demetrio Castro and S V Marquese Mexican journalists were arrested by United States marshals at the request of the Mexican government in Del Rio Texas. Marquese the cartoonist displeased Diaz government with caricatures. They face trial before the United States Commissioner.
Resolutions committee votes down Bryan proposals
Kansas City dispatch reports the resolutions committee of the Trans Mississippi Commercial congress on November 28 voted down two Bryan submissions. They refused endorsement of the Inter parliamentary Union resolution to settle international questions impartially by a commission of investigation before war and opted to record the congress as opposed to private monopoly.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Resolutions Committee
Trans- Mississippi Commercial Congress
W. Jd. Bryan
Inter-parliamentary Union
Commission of Investigation
Congress
Peary Returns to Sidney After Roosevelt Arrival
Peary's arctic steamer Roosevelt arrived safely in Sydney. Peary came ashore to greet his wife Mrs. Peary and local officials. He appeared in good health and spirits and hinted at planning another expedition soon.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Peary
Roosevelt
Cronkrite Dead Former Illinois House Speaker Dies
Cronkrite former Illinois House speaker Ids ward L. Cronkrite died suddenly in Freaport today amid extensive political and Masonic circles. The report notes his prominence and influence, with obituaries highlighting a long public career and service to the state.
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Associated Press
Freaport
Idsward L. Cronkrite
Tilinois House of Representatives
Anna Held Sues Marshall Field for 50000 Damages
Chicago reports actress Anna Held files suit in Superior Court against Marshall Field & Co. alleging defamation and damage to her reputation and credit over claims she purchases gowns and corsets in Paris rather than Chicago. She seeks 50000 plus says she never bought items in Field’s store and denies involvement in an attachment action. Marital and attorney parties linked to the suit are named in the filing.
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Marshall Wield & Co
Chicago
Anna Held
Marshall Field & Co
Paris
Marshall Field & Co. Co
O. Swanson
Credit
Marshall Held & Co
Florence Ziegfield
Anna
Held
Miss Held
Marshall Field
Aged Lady Ellen Barry Dies in Jesup
Mrs Ellen Barry 77 mother of Mrs Tade Webber died at her daughter's home in Jesup after an illness since May of neuralgia. Funeral at Catholic church Gilbertville next Sunday. burial with husband William Barry in Raymond cemetery. Born in Ireland she emigrated to England then the United States twenty five years ago. Survived by daughter and several Carroll nieces and a nephew in Waterloo and Independence.
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Jesup
Navy
Ellen Barry
Tade Webber
Gilbertville
William Barry
Raymond
Proceeds Begin in Iowa and Bryan Attacks Currency Plan
Des Moines reports say United States marshal serves papers on Standard Oil and Iowa Continental Oil Co. in a suit to dissolve the crust. In Lincoln, W. J. Bryan denounces the emergency currency bill, calling it a no cent dollar scheme supported by money trust interests and national banks, threatening the public with weakened currency and power shifts.
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Livening Press
Des Moines
United States
Standard Oil Company
Iowa Continental Oil Co
Council Binis
Lincoln
Neb
W. W. Bryan
Washington
Bryan
Money Trust
American Bankers’ National Bank
Nebraska Association
Bankers Back Asset Currency Vote Stand at Omaha
Led by Henry W. Yates president of the Nebraska Bankers Association the group opposed the American Bankers Association plan for a flexible credit system by a 60 to 25 vote. The debate featured Yates opposing Eckles and Johnson who championed credit expansion in a heated session.
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Omaha
Henry W. Yates
Nebraska Bankers' Association
American Bankers’ Association
Yates
National Legislative Committee
Arch of the Resolutions Committee
Catter
Eckles
Joseph French Johnson
New York University
School of Commerce Accounts and Finance
Canada land sale ties Barclay and Fox townships to Quill Plain district
G. B. Strayer closed a deal with J. A. Schmitz and Anna E. Schmitz of Barclay township and Mrs. Catherine Neuses of Fox township to purchase a section of Canada land in the Quill Plain district. The buyers recently visited the country and plan to relocate there next year amid growing Canadian land interest.
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G. B. Strayer
J. A. Schmitz
Anna E. Schmitz
Barclay Township
Catherine Neuses
Fox Township
Canada
Quill Plain
Mr. Schmitz
Neuses
Mr. Strayer
Agency Secured for Orne Laxative Fruit Syrup
An agency has been secured for Orne Laxative Fruit Syrup described as a new laxative that cleanses the liver purifies the breath and relieves headaches. Claims include regulating digestion and chronic ailments, with promotional wording reflecting early 20th century patent medicine rhetoric.
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Orne
Waterloo to Get New Jewelry Store as Sibert Opens
Waterloo will gain a new jewelry store with George Sibert of Reinbeck as proprietor. He plans to occupy rooms above the Irvine Tea Co on East Fourth Street, with fixtures being installed. A full stock of watches clocks silverware and general jewelry is on order. Sibert, brother of Guy and Will Sibert, has the Reinbeck Courier praising his drive and plans to open before Christmas to chase holiday trade. He recently left for Chicago to secure a mammoth new stock.
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Waterloo
George Sibert
Reinbeck
Irvine Tea Co
East Fourth Street
Sibert
Guy
Will Sibert
Reinbeck Courier
Mr. Sibert
Geo. Sibert
George
Chicago
Remains Arrive Home of Lyman Turner in Washburn
The remains of Lyman Turner, found dead in an emigrant car at Caldwell Kansas last Tuesday, arrived in Washburn early this morning and were taken to the old Turner home. Brothers Charles Turner and Al Myers returned with goods after selling Caldwell livestock. Funeral set for Sunday at 1730 from the old Turner homestead with Rev. Blough and Rev. Tanmentier officiating. Joseph Turner of Hastings arrived to attend. Mrs Turner will stay with her parents in Pell County. Coroner’s jury at Caldwell ruled death due to natural causes.
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Lyman Turner
Caldwell
Kansas
Washburn
Charles Turner
al. Myers
Turner
A. P. Blough
W. C. Tanmentier
Joseph Turner
Hastings
Neb
Waterloo
Calve Not to Retire Says Milan Cable
Calve states she will not retire from the stage and will tour under manager John Cort next season. Cort plans to present her in concerts in principal American cities starting next September.
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Seattle
Wash
Jme Calve
Milan
John Cort
Direcion
Kinney Arrested in Fire-Setting Mission Claim
Walker E. Kinney aged 23 was arrested in New York on charges of starting a series of fires around Twenty third street and Eighth avenue early yesterday. Police say he claimed he had a mission from the Lord to cleanse and chastise by fire.
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Associated Press
New York
Walker E. Kinney
Twenty-third Street
Eighth Avenue
Baill paints Christ hiding Martha after fifty three years
New York reports sculptor Thomas Baill of Montclair New Jersey finished a painting begun in 1853 in Boston. The canvas measures over 4 by 6 feet and portrays Christ hiding Martha as told in Luke.
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New York
Thomas Baill
Montclair
N. J
Christ
Martha
Ball
Boston
Reinbeck man visits the city on business yesterday
A. M. Stewart of Reinbeck was in the city on business yesterday. The fragmentary text references a railway line and tablets but lacks clear details. Essential names and places are present, but the passage is largely garbled with irrelevant phrases.
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A. M. Stewart of
Reinbeck
Elty
Thaw Case Testimony May Be Taken in Interrogatories
New York reports district attorney and Thaw’s lawyers plan to seek a commission for interrogatory depositions from several interested parties, some in California. A DA representative would cross examine, smoothing admission of the depositions at Thaw's murder trial for Stanford White.
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New York
Jerome
Harry K. Thaw
Tombs Prison
Stanford White
Thaw
California
Indiana Supreme Court Upholds Moore Remonstrance Law
Indianapolis Nov 23 The Indiana supreme court has declared valid the Moore remonstrance law allowing a ward or township with a majority remonstrance signers to block a saloon license for two years against the named applicant.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Supreme Court
Turkey shoot announced in Stout for November 23
Milt Gray of Stout visits the city to announce a big turkey shoot the day before Thanksgiving. Gun and rifle matches offer turkeys ducks and geese as prizes. Waterloo marksmen plan to attend hoping to win a Thanksgiving feast.
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Milt Gray
Stout
Waterloo
District court opens in Buchanan with few cases
The November term of the district court opened Monday with Judge Blair presiding. No cases of special interest are listed. Minnie B Dickinson vs Martin V Stevenson and John Neidy vs James O Littlejohn are continued to a later term. Probate matters and motions filled Tuesday. First criminal case State of Iowa vs Roscoe Brooks ended without a verdict after jurors were discharged. Multiple civil cases set for next week include Hanley vs Kavns and others. out‑of‑town counsel Smyth, Riddards, Swisher, Sullivan among attendees.
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Independence B J
District Court
Blair
Minnie B. Dickinson
Martin
Roscoe Brooks
Clara O'Trnair
Lamont
of Davenport, Land andMerchandise Co
Mary Pelley BroeMle
George W. Brooffla
Hanley
Kavns
Iwather Hanley
Monti Catholic Church
Daniel Evans
Lawyers Smyth
Cedar Rapida
Riddarda
Edgewood
Rf, Swisher
John ‘Mullivan
Dohn
Abe Ieee
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