Troops bombard Moscow school house amid revolts
Troops surrounded a Moscow school house where workers met and called for surrender. Blank shots were fired, workers replied with revolvers and bombs, artillery shelled the building until survivors surrendered. Barricades rise on Tverskaya Street as clashes with police and troops continue. Eleven killed, eighty wounded in Moscow. total casualties around 160. Hunger grips city as bakeries are looted and business halts.
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Moscow
Cohoal
Beac
St. Petersburg
Tverskala
Guy
Hanking
Raisits Gaven Fayaillas
Kursk
Assessment Denied Royal Arcanum Rates Case Brooklyn
In Brooklyn a Supreme Court ruling voids changes to member assessments by the supreme council of the Royal Arcanum. James L. Mock, former secretary of Berkeley council, led the suit against the order. The decision protects member rates as they were when admitted to the order.
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New York
Justles Gaynor
Supreme Court of Brooklyn
James L. Mock
Berkeley Council
Royal Arcanum
Brooklyn
Supreme Council of the Order
Supreme Council
Surprise Waterloo wedding linked to White House page
In Waterloo a secret wedding is planned for 9:00 p.m. at Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Vieck’s home. Miss Myrtle Van Vieck will marry Adelbert Sumner, son of Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Sumner. Myrtle, from Waterloo, studied at east side schools and worked at Taylor and Stroebel jewelry. Adelbert, reared in Waterloo, has served as chief page in the U.S. Senate in Washington, D. C., and will join Myrtle there for the winter.
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J. van Vieck
Myrtle
Adelbert Sumner
G. H. Sumner
Ilinois Central
Waterloo
East Side
Taylor & Stroebel
Washington, D. C
Senate
Washington
Locating F Postoffice Moves by City Businessmen
Business leaders on the west side pressed for a new East Waterloo post office location in the old Antler cafe building on East Fourth. A meeting yielded an agreement, with C. E. Stewart of Town City holding pending postal approval. Postmaster Sindlinger has no new official word, and a transfer to the federal building may occur December 26 after substantial preparatory work.
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East Waterloo
W. W. Pierce
East Fourth Street
Antler
C. E. Stewart
Town City
Sindlinger
Department
Burden Not a Blessing Drives Legal Claims in Waterloo
A flurry of late hour lawsuits in Waterloo court involve damages for a range of alleged wrongs and financial claims. Mary Marbles sues over a vicious dog for 2000 dollars while C R Core seeks 300 dollars for a frightened horse damage. Thomas Cascaden and F F McElhinney face seven figures in claims tied to the United States Telephone and Telegraph transfers. Additional suits cover notes totaling 1150 dollars secured by property in the Ricker Brabaker land ward addition. The court adjourned for 1905 with many cases remaining.
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United States Telephone
Thoms Cascaden, Jr
F. F. Meelsthinney
C. ©.Bickett
T. K. Ernvett
Robert
James Gardiner
Blackhawk National Band
T. K. Elliott
United States Telephone and Telegraph Company
John Wilson
Reinbeck
T. K. Dpilcott
Blackhawk National Bank
United States Telephones and Telegraph Company
Messrs
Thomas Cascaden
Mary Marables
A. M. Chamberlain Land
Wilson-Davis Wedding A Popular Waterloo Teacher to Marry
Miss Bertha Wilson, a Water loo educator, will wed Prank Davis of Chicago at her parents home on West Fourth Street Sunday at 3 pm. Rev. Frederick Elliott will officiate. Only close kin attend. The couple will visit Denver before making Chicago their home. Davis works as a locomotive fireman on the Chicago Bloomington route, with a wide circle of Waterloo Reinbeck friends.
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Bertha Wilson
Waterloo
Prank Davis
Chicago
James Wilson
West Fourth Street
Frederick Elliott
United Presbyterian Church
Shot While Hunting Wounds Waterloo Father in Nashua
Dec. 23 to Oct. W Horton, 2 retired farmers, was shot in the leg Friday morning while rabbit hunting with his son Geo D Horton of Waterloo and another farmer Hake. They drove east of town, entered timber, and a hunter nearby fired believing he saw a rabbit. The shot lodged in Horton’s calf. he was brought home and Dr J B Horton removed the shot. He will be laid up about two weeks with no lasting injuries expected.
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Nashua
W. Horton
Robits
Geo. D. Horton
Waterloo
Hake
White Bir
Horton
Sinke
Mr. Horton
J. DB. Horton
Dinner for the Needy Poorest Christmas Aid in Waterloo
Public support fuels Christmas dinners for Waterloo’s needy. The Salvation Army coordinates at least 100 baskets with chicken, fruit, vegetables, biscuits, coffee, and cash donations. Students donate clothing and groceries. a Santa Claus event will distribute gifts to 200 children and the town hall hosts a festive tree and program.
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Waterloo
Salvation Army
H. A
Lafayette Street
Army
Mortal lack of paternal instinct cited in McWilliams case
Marshal Mason of Independence, Iowa, argues William McWilliams lacks paternal instinct after the murder of his wife and six children. He notes McWilliams showed no remorse, even at the morgue, and describes the ring worn by the killer and the house being cleaned of evidence as investigators question whether insanity may save him.
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Marshal Wm. Mason
Independence
Mr. Mason
William McWilliama
McWilliams
Marshal Mason
MecWillam
Anamosa
Mr. Mason deHevey McWilliams
Christmas Program At United Presbyterians Church
A joyful Christmas program was held last night by the Sunday school and officers of the United Presbyterian Church at West Second and Wellington. Centerpiece was a generously decorated Christmas tree from Vetter & Waters, with scenes, dialogues and recitations by the scholars. Candy and oranges were distributed to the children.
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United Presbyterianshircd
West Second
Wellington
Vetter & Waters
Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterians
Buntay
Death of Frank Hagenson Fraternal Worker and Bartender
Frank A. Hagenson died at 3:25 this morning at 44 Mulberry street after three weeks of typhoid pneumonia. He was 9 weeks married to Marie McMahon Oversehelp and survived by widow, father Peter Hagenson of Peoria Illinois, and four brothers. Born July 6 1874 in Peoria he lived there most of his life before moving to Waterloo three years ago to work as a bartender for Al Schroeder. He belonged to St Josephs Catholic church Fraternal Order of Hayles Improved Order of Red Men and the Bartenders' union. Funeral at St Josephs Catholic church Tuesday at 1:00 AM with Father Cooney officiating. Interment in Catholic cemetery.
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Frank A. Hagenson
Mulberry Street
Bevides & Widow
Peter Hagenson
Peoria
Ill
Waterloo
al Schroeder
Hagenson
St. Jesept's Cathaolic Church
Order of
Hayles
Improved Order of
Red Men
Bartenders' Union
Magrle McMahon-Oversehelp
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Cooney
Meeting of Masons Organized 49 Years in Waterloo
Waterloo Logo Lodge No. 105 A F and A M will observe St John day with a special communication on Wednesday Dec 27. The day includes 1:30 p m opening, 6:00 p m dinner, 7:30 p m work, and 10:30 p m lunch. The lodge, organized April 1867, recently surpassed five hundred members.
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Waterloo
A. F
A. B
Waterloo Lodge
Mncix Ag
R. 4. Whitaker
Sullyan Day
Lewla Thehly
Frank Neely
G. Rb, Crittenden
J. Mack
Claus Junge
J. W. Kran Fel
P. J. Marlin
H. C. Schultz
J. B. Willama
Water Inooyar
J. W. Hoot
Free Man Thomas Jebb Reunites With Mother At Christmas
Governor commutes the four year for forgery sentence of Thomas Jebb of Ottumwa, enabling him to reach New York to spend Christmas with his aged mother. Jebb, an insurance agent, has four years served of a life sentence with one year remaining, and records show exemplary conduct amid a tale of hardship and family secrecy.
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New Moines
Cuming
Thomas J. Jeyb
Ottumwa
Fort Madison
New York
Jeb
Jebb
Hea
Death of Mrs Miner at Grundy Center
Mrs Mar tin Miner died Thursday at her daughter’s home in Grundy Center. Her husband W H Miner and numerous relatives attended. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon. Relatives from Dubuque and others planned Christmas visits and town families prepared festive entertainments for the season.
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Grundy Center
Martin Miner
Morrigan
Ontire
W. H. Miner
Nu Farber
W. J. Morrison
Sherff
G. A
Crary
Weet Bund
Morridon
Farkersturg
Houge
Mer. Minor
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed for Children
There is no opium or harmful drug in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it has a thirty year reputation as a safe cure for colds croup and whooping cough. It is pleasant to take for children and is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
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London
T. Petersburg Dispatch
Tverskavit Street
Wilson
Roosevelt
Department of Sgriculture
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Ohio
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Akron
Akron Gas’ Go
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Youghigheny and Ohio Coal Company
47Th Street
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Paris
W. W. Juntgen
Edgar County
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Congregational Church
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Indiana
Torey
Charles Alexander
Cedar River Park
Bert Rogers
Minnie Baumgartner
Marty M. Peterson
Eatherville
Tula McCarr
Laporte
Frank Davis
Berthamson
Royal
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Valdosta
Ewing
Fargo
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New Colony
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van Vleck-Sumner
White House
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Black Dry Goods Company
Misa Elizabeth Parrott
Albert H. Milla
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Des Moines
Parrott
Chas. Aldrich
Alice Wilson
Iowa City
Bert Bodell
Cedar Rapi
W. S. Me
Messrs. Calgaden and McElhinney
Mary Marsh
G. R. Core
C. R. Core
A. M. Chamberlain
Fayette F. McIlhinney
M. L. Ahrens
Lucinda Totten
F. W. Totten
Ada Pearl Totten
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Fred Brummer
Ricker & Brabaker Land Co
City of Waterloo
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Santa Claus
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Alec
Witt
Daustter
Sltur
Ellis C
Schene
Misa Bensin Aon
Catenge Ja
M'Williams
Buchanan County
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Lacka
Mason
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Hodley
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Meeting OF Masons
ST. John's Day
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Cat King Isley
Irving Hotel
Tom Jebb
Gov. Cummins
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Miner
G. A. Slack
R. Ickes
Thubuque
Messia
John
J. J
Clark O'Rourke
Mins Margery O'Rourke
JW. Groone
Teles
Aes Black
Alty
Eleanor
Oladys
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