Colored Girl in Waterloo Seeks Aid Home and Truth of Tale
Mary Ryans a 20 year old colored girl arrives in Waterloo in distress claiming mistreatment by her employer and seeking funds for a homeward trip to Elizabethtown Kentucky. police and a physician treated her while witnesses dispute her story and a minister and others collect money. meanwhile A J Hankner suffers a broken ankle after a street collision and a card of thanks expresses gratitude for support during illness and death of J H Swinbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ryers
Waterloo
Elizabethtown
Presbyterian Hapital
Mary
Police Staton
Sha
Jett
Physican
The Man Who Eats Well and the Dyspepsia Tablet Claim
An advertising piece argues that the man who eats well works well, praising Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a concentrated vegetable and fruit essence to strengthen digestion. It links modern eating with health and productivity and offers a 60 cent package or free mail sample from Stuart Go. Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Stuart
Stuart Go
Staats Building
Marshall
Mick
Local Reporter recalls a Waterloo rail disaster aftermath
A Waterloo era column lists February events including B B Oliver estate settlement for 5500 tied to the Rock Island derailment near Hova Waterloo, fire damage to J H Riley home, deaths of John L Dietz Henry Stephens and Alec, Washington's Birthday observances in schools, and multiple local social notes on residents, operations, moves, illnesses, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Oliver Eatate
Norris Siding
Hova Waterloo
Rock Island
J. H. Riley
John L. Dietz
Henry Stephens
Anu
Alec
Washington
R. L. Parker
Syndicate
Joseph Wothing
Wing
Blackbawk County
Pee
Married in Clerk's Office in New Hartford and Pack oburg
Miss Ethel Frasier of New Hartford and Lewis A Peterson of Pack oburg wed Monday afternoon in the district court clerk's office, by Rev D Hull. Witnesses were James Peterson and Miss Minnie Paterson. Bride is stepdaughter of Carson Linsey. couple to reside in Parkersburg. Ole Swanson at the Waterloo then live tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Frasier
New Hartford
Lewis A. Peterson
Packoveburg
By, D. Hull
Grace M. &. Church
James Peterson
Minnié Paterson
Groon
Carrison Linsey
Parkersburg
Memorial drive for Senator Allison monument gains support
Iowa groups urge school donations on March 2 for an Allison monument at Des Moines capitol. General Dodge notes Senator Allison's educational and public service legacy, asking teachers to collect funds from districts to fund a pedestal inscription honoring his work for schools and national learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Wenner
Allison Ionment Committee
Blackawk County
Granville M. Dodge
Council Bluffs
Iowa
W. B. Allison
Iowa Club i
New York City
State Capitol
Des Moines
Allison
Capitol
Washington
Gen
Dodges
Wenner
Jolbn FP
Riggs
Willig DB. Allison
Senate
National Academies and Institutions of Learning
Howard University of Washington
United States
Elosa
Unole
Public Schools of
Allisag
Carolina Feud Tonight At Syndicate Theatre
The Syndicate theatre hosts a wedding on stage with Butshy and Miss Miller amid high local interest. The company will extend five more performances, delaying closure to Milwaukee. Tonight's show is A Carolina Feud, a tale of Southern feuds and vendetta. Matinee bargains offer 10 cents to any seat. evening seats 10, 20 and 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syndicate Theatre
Butshy
Miss Miller
Justice
Jock
van Dyke and Eaton
Milwaukee
Death notices and revival services in Waterloo area
Mrs Lucy A Kenison died Monday at 3:35 pm at 417 Cherry Street Waterloo after heart trouble. She was born January 16 in New York state and leaves four children, with services at 3 pm Tuesday led by Rev Effie K M Jones. Remains go to New Hartford for interment. E Walton died suddenly in Colorado Springs. funeral plans uncertain. Walnut Street Baptist revival hosted by Major Mason with sermons on standards and Samson lore. Attendance high. choir and special music planned. meetings to continue tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy A. Kenison
Cherry Street
Waterloo
New Hartford
Chicago
New York State
F. C.kenison
Ira A. Utter
Watterloo
John Egan
Coulter
South Dakota
Russell Fire
Stine
Earthly Life Ended Morning at Home in Waterloo
John Collins died at home on Lincoln Street after a prolonged illness of tuberculosis. He had been bed ridden a week and was 61. A stock buyer by trade, he resided in Waterloo for many years and leaves a wife and five children in Chicago were notified. Funeral arrangements await relatives’ word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Colling
John Collins
Lincoln Street
O'Keefe & Towne's
Chicago
ORG
Waterloo
Community announcements from various clubs and circles
A sequence of society notices lists several group meetings and social events. The May Flower Needle club plans a 2 30 PM gathering with Mrs J B Bastos at 416 Santh jalreet. The Merry-Go-Round club hosts its event at Mrs Lon Ghlyean 227 West Fork avenue on Tuesday evening. The Soelh Circle meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Derricl 1016 Lafayette street. Court No 463 of W C G O P holds its regular meeting Tuesday evening Feb 29. Fortress Hibben No 8 Lady Militant Social Circle meets Tuesday evening Feb 23 7 30 PM at I O G F hall. The Tuesday Euchre club meets Feb 23 2 30 PM with Mrs jlatt Parrott 416 East Third street. A A M called Waterloo Lodge No 103 meets at Masonic temple Tuesday evening Feb 23 to work on the second degree. Gedar Hive No 47 LT M meets Feb 24 2 PM at A O U W hall with initiation. G A R hall hosts reunion day social time and possible free Ladies Review. New England Supper program at G R C hall Feb 22 25 cents. The G RC ladies hold a tumble bee in Engineers hall Tuesday afternoon. M B Needlework club meets Mrs W B Schotllan Monday afternoon 414 Walnut street. The narrative then abruptly shifts to a medicinal note about Hexamethylenetetramine and Foley’s Kidney Remedy.
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May Flower Needle Club
J. B. Bastos
Santh Jalreet
Lon Ghlyean
West Fork Avenue
Soelh
Fortress Hibben
Lady Militant Social Circle
I. O. G. F. Hall
Euchre Club
M. B. Needlework Club
W. B. Schotllan
Walnut Street
Logan Avenue Church Meeting Draws Many
Sunday at Logan Avenue Evangelical Church filled the auditorium for Sunday school and morning worship led by Mr. Maxwell who spoke to children and sang Does Jesus Care. About twenty decisions for Christ by the youth. seven united with the church. Evening sermon The Cross of Calvary moved many to tears. Channel of Power discussed by Rev C H Stauffacher. The Riley Maxwell union meetings followed at 7:15 p m with both churches, and a new chorus choir debuted.
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Logan Avenue Evangelical Church
Sunoday
Maxwell
Maxwall
Jesus
C. H. Stauffacher
Christ
Tha Baptist Church
Riley-Maxwell
Roosevelts and Hughes Honored by University Convocation
Washington February 22 oration and ceremonies at George Washington University honored President Roosevelt Governor Hughes and Bishop Harding with honorary Doctor of Laws degrees Slughes and Hardings titles noted as recipients and speaker details given amid the convocation items Mirth in Southland New Orleans Mardi Gras events King Rex arrival parade highlighted as a key city moment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
George Washington University
Roosevalt
Charles E. Slughes
New York
Alfred Harding
Hughes
Washington
Southland
New Orleans
King Rex
Officials in town visit rail line assets and prowl saloon crackdown
C G W receivers Burt Cass and Stickney toured the Rapid Transit line with district staff in Cedar Falls and Waterloo, reviewing matters. In Carroll county the antisaloon league won an injunction against six saloons, closing properties for a year. licenses issued include James Murphy and Sadie McDermott. Lewis Peterson and Ethel Fraster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Burt
L. S. Cass
A. B. Stickney
City
Cedar Falls
Frank ‘Cassady
Agett Fiske
Waterloo
Carroll County
Antisaloon League
Carroll
Coon Rapids
Dedham
Laneboro
Maple River Junction
Lutterdale
Castro to Return Home as Private Citizen
Dresden reports Cipriano Castro, former Venezuelan president, plans to go home to Venezuela as a private citizen arriving around March 26. The announcement notes he will resume no official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Dresden
Germany
Cipriang Castro
Venezuela
Deserter Francis M. Lyon Held for Grand Jury
Francis M. Lyon charged with wife desertion was bound over to the grand jury under bonds of 300 dollars after a preliminary hearing. He claims he lost his job in Marshalltown and has not paid support since leaving Waterloo, risking rearrest if he pays bond. The next grand jury term likely September 20, leaving Lyon in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Lyon
Tf.f. Knapp
Lyon
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Taft Talks 70 Students At Birthday Exercises
President elect Taft delivered the Washington's birthday oration at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. More than three thousand students marched to the Academy of Music for the exercises and honorary degrees were conferred on several public men including Taft. He will attend the alumni dinner that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Washington
Academy of Music
Taft
University of Pennsylvania Alumini Society
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Mary Ryans
Kentucky
Adam Hankner
A. J. Hankner
Sycamore Street
Husbend
J. H. Swinbank
Signel
Mys
Logal Reporter
Ole Swanson
Harald Phim
Iowa Dairy
Otcaga
Pater Klien
West Tenth
Milas Anna Roberts
Dodgeville
Wis
Minnie Driver
Fannie Duren
Georgia Ellen Lay
Edora
Francis McNulty
G. Cass
Iowa City
J. N. McNulty
Fred
C. EB
Moore
Fremont
Lime Streets
George Rourer
Maude Lauser
Batchés
Carl Batchel
Presbyterian Hospital
Blanche Martin
Hampton Schools
P. J. Martin
Eastern Star
Masonie Temple
Frances Wagner
Minneapolis
Arkansas
Arthur Wilhelm
Watertoo
Hey.c. I. Shock
Dayton
Ohio
Dr. Gillan
Cedar Rapids
John Silvers
Gon Gordo
Loman Finchford
W.F. Burke
East Third Street
Royal Neighbors
A. O. U. W. Hall
Attorney Woods
Los Angeles
California
John Schmitz
Washburn
Peterson
Orville McKiNto
Alckihmp
Vletha Felix
Francis L. Camp
Jafferson Street
Walker Templeton
West Third Avenue
Charles Windolph
Launcy
Leland Avenue
Arthur Stewart
John Windolnh
Logan l Avenue
Charley Hoover
P. FB. Klein
West Tenth Estreet
the Waterloo
Oy As
Monument
U. S.ai
Garolina
Lucy’ A. Kennison
Cherry
Mason
Hartford
Westminster
E. B Walter
D. H. Smith
Third Avenue
Colorado Springs
Rev
D. Hull
Walnut Street Baptist Union Revival
Westminster Church
Jesus Christ
Samson
Sampson
Killisz
Major Mason
Bass
Lincoln
RILEY
E. D. Hall
Grace Methodist Rehurcl
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Harry Maxwell
Walnut Street Baptist ‘Church
The
Baptist Church
H. D
White
Mulbarry Street
Matthea Luckinbill
Manchester
Henry B. White
Ang
Earlville
Firat Presbyterian — Church
Ladies' Aid Sorciety
G. A. Tk
H. Thrower
John Bucken
Barlville
Ret Presbyterian Church
Wangler Bros
J. K. Fader
Logan Avenue
Mr. Maxwell
Kangag
Cohange
Gregory
W. Gregory, Sr
Roosevelt and Hughes
University
George Washington Institution
Capital
James K. Murphy
Reinteck
Sadie McDermott
Parkershore
Ethel Fraster
New Martford
Eliot
Glvan
the Syndicate Theatre
A.J. Swaby
Myr
Vandyke & Eaton
Fale
Teenee
McLeod
Barney
the Waterloo Theatre
A. J. Busby, Mer
Ole Swanson Yust
Sweeden
Priges
Ellis & Foster
Weat 4Th Street
Bveninga
Ad Saati
Glarence Robertson
Fourth Street
Tremont Hotel
Dew Drop Inn
4Th and
Jefferson Sts
Zwister & Holmes
Ole Swaneon
Waterloo Theatre
B. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Toledo
J. Cheney & Co
Jose Vila
Habana Cigars
Gve
Tampa Exposition
Berriman Bros. Makers
Tampa, Flo
Martin Bros
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