Catholic Parade in Dubuque Draws 10000 in Five Mile March
A giant Catholic procession in Dubuque and surrounding towns drew about 10 000 marchers over five miles, with twenty bands. Monsignor Diamed Falconi of the Vatican led the parade on yesterday’s open ceremony at Northwood Park. Falconi praised the city’s hospitality and the church’s unity, urging strength for the convention and devotion to religion and America. Meanwhile Harrison County News editor Logan J. Sniff was found guilty of manslaughter for the March 5 killing of Mert Brundige, claiming self defense. an appeal is expected.
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Dubuque
Buebuque
Diamed Falconie
Vatican
Northwood Park
Nicholas Gearner
Christ
Peter
Prus x
Logan
Sniff
Harrison County News of
Missouri Valley
Mert Brundige
Brundige
Bruntige
Untold Wedding Rite In Mason City Factor Plant
A quirky ceremony at Mason City featured a thrice around a table wedding tied by Wid eova Burisch of Thleigo and witnessed by fellow laborers at a United States Cement Co. plant. Risto Herengviteh acted as witness as the ribbon tied marked vows amid a large wedding wake.
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Mason City
Thleigo
Lst
Risto
Sanad
Zoko'itch
Chicago
United States Cement Company
Wend
Promising Des Moines Preacher Leaves Conference
A young, gifted minister, Rev. John Arnold, recently built a $5,000 church in Climax and raised funds and membership, but ten days ago left the university scholarship and the Des Moines conference to pursue education abroad, ending a hoped for retry at Imogene-Climax and shocking the local clergy and community. The trial of Blydenburgh remains prominent, with testimonies from Prof. Waugh and Walter Keller drawing attention from Eldora clergy and the public.
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John Arnold
Imogene-Climax
Ife
Imogene Land Climax
Climax
Hasten
Brydenburgh
Eldora
Anamosa
Waugh
Ann Arbor
Mitc
Walter Keller
Blydenburgh
Des Moines Conference
The Blydenburg Case Opens With Trevarthen’s Testimony
In Vidora Vermont Sept 1 the Blydenburgh trial resumes as A G Trevarthen, linked to the defendant’s alleged deadly plans, is expected to appear as a key witness. Weller’s testimony remains unchanged and no sensational developments occur. The court adjourned at 4 39 with Judge Evans returning home, and court will reconvene Monday at 9 o'clock. Timothy McCarthy of Jersey City NJ, a Rough on W** preparation maker, is poised for early testimony.
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Vidora
Blydenburgh
A. G. Trevarthen
Trevarthen
Thomas W. Farmer Dies Suddenly in Nehraasha
Thomas W. Farmer, a former merchant from Jesup Iowa, died suddenly while living with relatives in Nebraska. He was nearly eighty, had long been in fair health, and his death occurred around midnight. His wife predeceased him and a son died in boyhood. A nephew Len Farmer resides in Waterloo. The family noted his devout Christian faith and public welfare involvement.
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Jesup
Thomas W
Farmer
Andrew Blakemann
Nebraska
Farmer Mther
Re elect AW Officers at Waterloo Live Stock meeting
The annual meeting of the Waterloo Live Stock Commission company elected directors including J Rodamer, J Foter, EB Stewart, Louis Miller, A A B Grandhurst, W T Cummins, Sedgwick, W D Strayer, and J McGarvey. Officers were re elected: President J E Sedgwick, Vice president James Loenan, Secretary F E Stewart, Treasurer Ira Rodamer.
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Waterloo Live Stock Commission Company
Mullan Avenue
J. Rodamar
Hagle Township
Foter
Waterloo
EB. Stewart
Louis Miller
A. A. B Grandhurst
Hudson
W. T
Trainmen Relate Wreck Near Norris Springs
Fireman and engineer recount a fatal crash on the Norris Springs siding when a passenger train plowed into their freight engine. Kinch, injured but alive, credits two safety chains for his survival and describes the chaotic wreck sequence. Gillette, another fireman, details the moment of impact, rescue efforts, and the grueling hours to free trapped crew and passengers.
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Cedar Rapidz Republican
Frank Kinch
Tock Island
Norris Springs
Kinch
South Fifth Street
The
Republican
Minneapolis
Upi
Tnminac
Yenort Tha
Mason
McMahon
Mr. Kinek
Mr. Kinch
Thay
Gillette
R. Gillette
Mr. Gillette
Norris Siding
Chicago Markets Reported by Mson Bros Co Waterloo
Chicago markets furnished by Mson Bros & Co include grain provisions stocks and bonds with offices in Waterloo Iowa managed by Sievert and Larrabee. Estimated hog cattle and sheep receipts listed with hog prices opening lower then closing higher and cattle and sheep markets noted. New York stock prices closing at 1 30 p.m. reported.
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Mson Bros. & CO
NEW York
The
Stock Exchange
Death of Mrs. Marie Elizabeth Riehl in Waterloo
Mrs Marie Elizabeth Riehl aged eighty died Saturday at 11 30 am at her Parker avenue home after two years illness mainly heart trouble and dropsy. She leaves a husband eight children many relatives and friends in Waterloo and Black Hawk county. Born in France March 30 1827 she came to New York at six, lived in Indiana then Coe county Iowa where she married Jacob Riehl in 1849. Funeral at her home tomorrow at 2 pm with Effie K M Jones presiding. burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Marie Elizabeth Riehl
Parker Avenue
France
Steichelman
Poughkeespie County
New York
Lake County
Indiana
Coe County
Jacob Riehl
Mary Fox
Town City
Louise Whitney
Fablerton
Neb
Alice Dowall
Joliet
George F. Riehl
Quincy
Omaha
Kansas City
R. R. Co
John
Charles
Monticello
Minn
Della
Pat
Fairview Cemetery
Hide and Wool Prices From Colin Bros Auction List
Prices quoted by Colin Bros include No 1 cured hide at 25 pounds and up at .8c, No 2 cured hide at 25 pounds and up, calf hides rated by weight up to 26 pounds, No 2 calf hides up to 15 pounds, bull hides, horse hides, and sheep pelts. Wool varieties noted as Barry and chatty wool, Western wool, and medium coarse wool prices.
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Colin Bros
Western Wooal
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Notices
William Clark Jr transfers land in 24-87-11 to Dudley A Z3uck for 4600 dollars. Anne Shehar sells a lot in East Waterloo to Mary Riley for 1 dollar. Frank H Briden and others sell a lot in East Waterloo to P H Lynch and others for 2300 dollars. Gertrude Wilby sells a lot in Blast Waterloo to Henry Seekers for 400 dollars. Charles Lawless sells a lot in Wast Waterloo to Dor Gilley for 2300 dollars. John G Bickley to 7 H Fucss a lot in Wast Waterloo for 450 dollars.
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William Clark, Jr
Dudley A. Z3uck
Anne Shehar
Mary Riley
East Waterloo
Frank H. Briden
P. H. Lynch
Gertrude Wilby
Henry Seekers
Blast Waterloo
Charles Lawless
Dor Gilley
Wast Waterloo
John G. Bickley
H. Fucss
Obituary of Jimmy Douglass in Raymond Community
The Raymond community mourns J H Douglass known as Jimmy a steadfast farmer and Sunday school leader who shared toil and joy with all ages for 37 years. Born in Ohio 61 years ago he moved with family to Illinois later, head of the family after his father died, he suffered misfortune yet labored on until a farm accident and a fatal wreck. His death follows a broken arm and a horse kick, with survivors including three brothers and several relatives at Raymond and nearby towns. A funeral was held at the Raymond Methodist church led by local ministers.
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Douglass
Jimmy
James
Jamie
Robert
Matilda Douglass
Jimmy Douglass
James Douglass
Raymond
J. H. Douglass
Tommy Poyner
Plonger
M. BE
Presbyterian Church
Maver
Sava
Jarze
Ohio
Illinois
Rockford
Oliver
Greene
Barron
Shaw
Hawn
Plemming
Skinner
3. C. Douglass
Seattle
A. P
Beloit
Wisconsin
F. L
Des Moines
Iowa
Pistern
Mra
C. G. Young
Jesup
J. W. Hodson
Funeral Procession Diverted as Drivers Strike in Williamsburg
In New York on March 9 the hearse drivers went on strike after delegates from rival unions blocked the funeral procession for Michael J. Feeley. About sixty carriages refused to follow the hearse to Cavalry Cemetery from St Vincent de Paul Church, causing two routes to the cemetery. Police threatened arrest to restore order.
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New York
Williamsburg
Cavalry Cemetery
Church of St Vincent de Paul
North Sixth St
Driggs Avenue
Creamer
Bedford Avenue
Michael J. Feeley
North Seventh Street
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
United Teamsters’ Association
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Liberty Dawn Association
Dean's Kidney Pills Benefit Waterloo Railroad Engineer
R M Ferna, a railroad engineer from 415 Iowa street Waterloo Iowa, reports chronic kidney trouble and back pain worsened after a rail accident. He found relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills obtained from Wangler Bros drug store and continues to improve. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent. remember the name Dean's.
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Waterloo
R. M. Fern
Iowa Street
Iowa
Dean
Wangler Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Roosevelt discovery challenges belief about Tom Platt
Tom Platt asserts Roosevelt found the ten commandments, aiming to counter the widespread view that Platt knew little about them. The remark highlights a clash over knowledge and credibility in public discussion.
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Tom Platt
Roosevelt
Tom
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G. J. Thomas
Jefferson St
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