Local notes and society items from Vinton handbill
A compact calendar of town news lists visitors and residents at Cedar Rapids Marion Des Moines and Chicago. social calls include Mr and Mrs Haish in from Chicago Miss Hahn Des Moines left for Des Moines to visit her sister and Blaine Whipple joins Trousdale Bros Theatre Co. a July 16 wedding at East Concord St marks the Chapman nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Nichols
Marion
Maggie Hahn
Des Moines
Joe Aungst
Waterloo
Winton
Carrie Biebersheimer
Cedar Rapids
Blaine Whipple
Vinton
Trousdale Bros. Theatre Company
Opera House
A. E. Long
R. Kirk
Chicago
Josephine Kirk
Trousdale Bros. Theatre Co
William V. Chapman
Myrtle Chapman
Allan Chapman
East Concord St
A. B Elliott
Church of Christ
Reders entertain Miss Isabel Ehinger at home
The Messrs Reders hosted about 40 guests Tuesday evening for their cousin Miss Isabel Ehinger of Wheaton Illinois. Recitations by Miss Katie Wilson along with music and games filled the evening. Decorations added charm while ice cream cake and lemonade were served. The event ended with all enjoying meeting Miss Ehinger. The second paragraph shifts to a separate note criticizing Supreme Court quarters as the poorest in the country and suggesting Congress fund better space, possibly asking Mr Cassatt for a room in his Union Station project in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reders
Isabel Ehinger
Wheaton
Ill
Isabel
Katie ‘Wilson
Miss Ehinger
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Theeport
Cassatt
Union Station
Washington
Misery comes to masses in two phases of inequality
The passage argues inequality in property and political rights is rising rapidly under the Republican regime. Equality and Democracy are praised as the basis of just government, while criticizing Roosevelt’s support for spending and the meat inspection plan funded by the public. It questions any Roosevelt call for economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acky
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Why did their defeat expose party fund donations from trusts
The Tillman bill would reveal and punish corporate contributions to party funds. The piece argues that exposing sugar steel and coal trust donations could embarrass benefactors of the GOP, likening it to Pharaoh dealing wisely with the Hebrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Sugar Trust
Steel Trust
Coal Trust
Baer
G.o.p
Republican Party
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James W. Traer
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Geo. Bracken
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Flossie Tharp
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J. R. Adams
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Chas. IW. Wood
Paul Brown
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Albert Houlihan
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Harry Bender
F. C. Huber
J. B. Holtz
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Jake Fike
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Emily Wood
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H. Hevener
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DeWitt Clinton
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J. E. Marietta
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Spirit Lake
Grant Sanders
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J.C. Chapman
Chapman
Arthur White
S. T. Baker
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W. A. Cox
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Margaret Wilson
Ast Orange
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M. M. St. Clair
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Ed. Sanders
Independence
Mr. Sanders
Omaha
J. F. Pike
Hazelton
Geo. Bliss
Marietta
Anna Hanson
Effie Weddle
Gertrude Miller
Davenport
Meisel and
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Primrose
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Standard Cigar CO
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