Allison meeting in Des Moines backs Taft for president
A Des Moines gathering led by Governor Jackson and joined by Col. Lacay and Lafe Young endorsed William H. Taft for the Republican nomination. George Perkins praised Allison’s record, while remarks by Harvey Ingham and others urged party unity, with a push for Taft at the Chicago convention. The meeting concluded with executive session to discuss further steps.
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Col. Lacay
Lafe Young
Harvey Ingham
Des Moines
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Savery Club
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Treynor
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Théodore Roosevelt
Lacey
William’'B. Allison
Senate
United States
Iowa
Roosevelt
Congress
United States Senate
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Texas
Inman
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Wate
Adams
Dubuque
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Ohio
Chicago
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Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Wiliam H. Taft
Washington
William B. Allison
Haing
Io Senate
Alliaon
Parkins
W. ©. Payne
Nevada
Sllson
Mississippi River
Mason and Dixon
D Taft
Wea
Sioux City Politicians Eye Boies Wade Governor Bid
Sioux City politicians react to rumors of H B Boies of Waterloo and M J Wade entering Iowa governor race. Mayor W G Sears cites Wade and Boies as strong contenders with liberal leanings. Wade, former district judge, briefly served in Congress. Boies, Horace Boles’s son, noted for resemblance to his father and a reform background.
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Sioux City
H. B. Boies
M. J. Wade
Boles
Iowa
Woodbury County
Wade
Town City
Waterloo
W. G. Sears
National Congress
Horace Boles
Runaway Hay Wagon Injures John Buxton In City
John Buxton of this city suffered a badly bruised shoulder and multiple contusions after his hay load wagon bolted on Hudson road. The wagon struck a curb, rolled over his legs, then returned to the street before being stopped by Charles Tutt. Witness J Newton Smith helped him to a physician, with x ray checks to determine possible fractures.
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John Buxton
John
Buxton
Hudson Road
West Fourth Street
Mr. Buxton
Charles Tutt
J. Newton Smith
Rural school spelling and declamatory contests progress
Supt Elliott announced Thursday morning that rural schools contests are progressing well with high interest promising a strong final event. In Union township Margaret Patterson won written, Minnie Schwab won oral. Washington township Bessie Fish won written, Rhoda Rohrblacher won oral. Mt Vernon township Katie Jacobs won written, Blanche Callahan won written. Declamatory results show no Union candidates. Washington honors to Bessie Fish of Oakland school. In Mt Vernon six scholars participated with Florence Nottger Edna Gorton Maude Callatian advancing. Waterloo Cement Machinery exhibits gain sales at Chicago and Buffalo meetings.
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Elliott
Wise Margaret Patterson
Minnie Schwab
Union Township
Washington Township
Besate Fish
Rhoda. Rohrblacher
Mt. Vernon Township
Katie Jacobs
Blanche Callahan
Union
Bessie Fish
Oakland School
Mt Vernon
Florence Nottger
Edna Gorton
Maude Callatian
Lack of witness delays several civil actions in February docket
New cases filed in February lack a key witness from Cedar Rapids delaying trial on multiple matters. Proceedings accelerated to secure a purchaser for 800 acres at 16 per acre or 400 if not sold by January 1, 1907. Other suits cover equitable division of property, promissory notes, and wage claims with several cases awaiting trial or disposition during February term.
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Cedar
Rapids
L. A
F. R
Canada
E.G. Leffler
Sacha McCauphy
James McCasky
Joan Mondeys
Charles
Igon
Shililan
Waterloo
Plainier
J. W. Wilby
D.D. Schrader
Orange Township
An.promiaaory
Duterast
Judemeht
Jo F. Eling
Bila Morris
Bantigh ‘Moran
Sneer
Cedar Falls
Queete & Towne
John Bisdorf
Clatti
Lvery Aire
Hamilton Frank Slander
Ken
Aia
Glueg
Cobls Ars
Beyings Bank of
Edwin Friend
Emma’ Friend
Frank Brown
Cedar Falls Horse Importing Company
Tas Lote
State Bank
Cedar Falla
Dame Citizens Sayings
Block
Ccerag
Tor
William Watters
Damagng
Supreme Court
Pearl Allen
Samuel Allen
Cnaa
C. A. Ontjes
P. L. Vanieyeer
Mart Killerlain
James Kilterlain
William Galloway Company
StaserCannady-Graham
James Borbeck
Illinois Central Railway Company
Dl Worea
Obituary and town notes from Fayette County area
A sequence of local notices records visitors, illnesses, deaths, and social events. Henry Trebon Sr dies after long illness. John Frederick dies near Fairbank, Germany born in 1836. funeral held at German Lutheran church with Rev. Reuber, interment in Fairbank cemetery. It notes visitors from Rochester and Des Moines, church ladies meeting, and various residents’ activities, including farm and business news, and local improvements such as A M lodge remodeling and a new restaurant opening.
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Mesdames Lennie Kratt
F. D. Agnew
Triendain Te
H. L. Adama
Charles Dewald
Gulla
F. B. Church
Prrsonage
Mike Jessie
Eaton
Rochester
Minn
George Jarden
Calwelh
John Ryan
Roy Stalnocker
Des Moines
Henry Trebon Sr
Patterson
Mra
M. E. Sanhorn
Viett
J. V. Reisner
Kloster
Nellie Murphy
Waterloo
Ja Viett
Murphy
John Prederick
Deceasa Wis
Germany
Fayette County
Bone
Wiliam
August
Pairbank
John
Elma
Bre
L. T. Miller
Mre
Aug
Fink
Cherokee
George W. Dickerson
Jesup
W. M. Higove
J.B. Schumacher
Odlwain
A. F
A.M. Lodge
Bothwell
South Main Street
B. R. Allen
Mr. Alien
Tom Lanigan
Dunkerton
Hugh D. Leehay
Ella McGrath
Nora Springs
Ari
Mra. J
Master Bakers Set Annual Convention at Water loo
The Master Bakers association, a hundred strong with bakeries statewide, will meet in Water loo for its annual convention. Philip Friedl and G F Altatadt attended the Davenport session, Waterloo hosts with large bakeries, W H Lanxlass elected secretary treasurer, M J Mulgrew of Dubuque is president.
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Waterloo
Philip Friedl
G. F. Altatadt
Mea
Ing
Davenport
ana@ thay
W. H. Lanxlass
M. J. Mulgrew
Dubuque
NEW GASES BEING FILED Only Four New Divorce Actions Filed For
February term records show four new divorce actions and a few orders. The piece details Flickinger Ingamells wedding near Voorhies to Clara Ingamells with notable guests, a grand feast, and future home plans. It also covers Bert Rousselow’s divorce from Calista Bernd following sensational charges and an adultery-related grand jury case.
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I. A. Trimble
Ohio
Fred Bernd
Bert Rousselow
Calista
Voorhies
Bernd
Court Costa
Bremer County
Washington
Wife and sons held in murder case at Creston Iowa
Mrs Belle Taylor and her two sons were arrested in Creston Iowa as murder inquiry began after a man was found dead the previous night. The coroner said there was no current link to the killing. An advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea appears in the notice.
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Greston Creston
Iowa
Belle Taylor
Waterloo pioneer James W. Stout dies after pneumonia
James W. Stout a longtime shipping clerk at Creamery Package Manufacturing and active I.O.O.F member, died at 9 50 PM Thursday at his home 1128 Lafayette Street Waterloo IA Born in New York March 1947 he came to Iowa forty years ago and married twice. Funeral arrangements leave from his home at 2 30 PM Sunday conducted by Odd Fellows. He leaves wife Juli Jane and a circle of friends.
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James W. Stout
Lafayetts’ Street
Waterloo
Blackhawk County
Stout
I. QO. O.ff
New York
Iowa
Jules Wolfe
Juli Janes
Bilas Skinner
Pire. Jones
Waterloo carpenter pleads guilty to disorderly conduct
A Waterloo man fought with his family last night, his wife calling police. He admitted drinking three beers, claimed he was teased for years, and received a suspended $20 fine for disorderly conduct. Another man, Balcomb of South Dakota, was found guarding a federal building with a large package, pleaded guilty to being drunk and wandering from town, and had a pint of booze among his possessions.
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Waterloo
Polico
Hoing
Balcomb
South Dakota
Federal
Fay
Pot Roach
Raymond Be... OS SSODE Row to EO
Raymond Be faces an OS SSODE row to EO with limited readable details available. The fragmentary text offers sparse names and context, omitting clear dates, places, or outcomes for a fuller summary.
Social Roundup from Raymond and Surrounds
Mrs Theodore Weber of Jepup wart visited Charles Bueteman and other old friends in Raymond, returning home Friday. Mr and Mrs John Arthur, wintering in Raymond, Laporte City and Hudson, left for Sioux City to visit then South Dakota and Douglas Wyoming. Geo Waterfield, Miss Kate Weber, and Milas Rone Lind ner shopped in Waterloo. Clayton Bronson and companion enjoyed sleighing in Raymond. Mrs J Bo Edwards attended the bual ages college commencement with Gov. Cumming as speaker. her son W T was among graduates. Vernon Lewick visited relatives in Raymond. George Arthur ill with grippe but improving. Waldo Smith visiting relatives. Mrs Mangin ill with grippe, others improving. Charles Britzman and wife attended Lena Schmitz wedding at Duwar. Joseph Golinveaux of Washburn visited Raymond School. Peter Etringer and wife entertained friends Wednesday. Mrs H F Reigle left for Le Mars to visit sister. Glen Parker is sick. Special price on Eggs at C H EIGH MEY'S SATURDAY.
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Theodore Weber
Jepup Wart
Charles Bueteman
Raymond
John Arthur
Laporte City
Hudson
Sioux City
South Dakota
Alan
Douglas
Wya
MY. Geo. Waterfield
Mfr
Tos Teecer
Mies Kate Weber
Milas Rone Lindner
Waterloo
Clayton Bronson
Lady Friend
Waterlolo
J. Bo Edwards
Bualages College
Gov. Cumming
W.T
Vernon Lewick
Rélaves
George Arthur
Grippe
Waldo Smith
C. A. Smith
Mangin
Charles Britzman
Lena Schmitz
Duwar
Joseph Golinveaux
Washburn
Taymond School
Peter Etringer
H. F. Reigle
le Mars
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