Parrott Fuller Baily Subscription Rates Listed
Waterloo Reporter details mail Parrott Sons Waterloo Iowa subscription prices per week per year in advance six months and yearly options. It notes weekly reporter rates, change of address procedure, and contact information including telephones and business offices. The page reflects 1900s era rate structure and postal designation.
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Carritt
Carrion
Malis
BELL
Buskezs
Calontur Department
Cos Leon
Bastovia
Ben Tillman and the hay loading contest in town
A column of local commentary mocks Ben Tillman and other figures noting the ongoing hay loading contest, shifts to praise for a Y M C A initiative, and touches on temperance and political shifts in Tennessee and Georgia. It calls readers to support local culture, musical events, and agricultural development while mentioning individuals, places, and institutions like Waterloo, Des Moines, and Cedar Falls.
Feely Named Speaker in Black Hawk County History
Hon Guy Feely of Black Hawk county becomes Speaker of the Iowa House in the thirty third general assembly. He is the first native Black Hawk county speaker, succeeding Lora Alford of the eighteenth assembly. Feely’s caucus success stems from his record in the prior term and his balanced diplomacy amid factional tensions. The article notes pay for speakers and a push by State Dairy and Food Commissioner H B Wright to require outside weight labeling on butter prints to curb underweight sales. It also touches on temperance revenue concerns and fashion trends in Chicago millinery, with Senator Tillman offering a skeptical view of educated Black Americans and the dangers of learning.
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Guy Feely
Blackhawk County
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Iowa
Carrigular
Waterloo
Feely
Fealy
Lora Alford
Old Blackhawk
House
Senate
Ar. Feely
Mms. Footy
Blackhawk
Hera
Commonwealth
Dairy and Foot
H. RB. Wright
Des Moines
Rev Sam Small Quoted Misstep Sparks Waterloo Debate
A Waterloo Reporter editorial misquotes Rev. Sam Small about residency in the city. The paper retracts the misquote and defends his stay, noting his usual directness. A Chicago Tribune writer argues long skirts on sidewalks pose health risks, warning of disease exposure in public spaces.
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Small
Sam Small
Waterloo
The
Chicago Tribune
Big Dinner Planned for University in Iowa City
A January 27 dinner at the university armory in Iowa City will bring together faculty alumni and students in a democratic seating plan with no assigned high or low seats. Fraternities sororities and boarding houses plan dinners and notable alumni and student speakers will entertain as the band leads singing.
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Iowa City
University
Iowa
Chiefs and officials gather for Oklahoma sheriffs meet
Oklahoma officials gather in Oklahoma to perfect the Sheriffs Association of Oklahoma. In other notes the Western states hold meetings and stage events with Olga Netersole appearing in Willam F. Hurlbut's new play The Writing on the Wall at the Columbia Theatre. The Northern Pacific Railway case proceeds in Helena with a government equity suit over coal lands valued at more than $100,000. The Indiana corn show opens at Purdue University under the Indiana Corn Growers' association with a four annual event.
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Washington
Olga Netersole
Columbia ‘Theatre
Willam F
Helena
Mont
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Northwestern Improvement Company
Rocky Fork Coal Company
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Purdue University
Echoes of past lectures and state events across cities
A collage of brief notices: alumni dinner crowd growth at a university. new Washington state officials installed amid governor Cosgrove illness. Farmers Union convention in Mississippi. cement users convention in Cleveland with Armory exhibit. Chanler sanity hearing in Charlottesville. Kansas governor elect Stubbs inaugurated in Topeka with large turnout and state reception.
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Cleveland
National Association of Cement Users
Hollenden Hotel
Birthday tribute to James M. Lynch leader of the IHU
James M. Lynch born January 31 1867 at Manilas New York. He started as a printing apprentice in Syracuse and led the Syracuse Trade Assembly for seven terms expanding unions from eighteen to forty five. Lynch rose to first vice president in 1889 and since 1900 has been president of the International Hypographical Union guiding growth and strength nationwide.
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James M. Lynch
International Hypographical Union
Manilas
N. Y
Syracuse
International Union
America
This Date in History January 11 1785 1862 Se ceases
A compact historical digest lists events dated January 11 across years with notes on the U S government seat relocation to New York in 1785, Cumberland Island occupation in 1811, Alabama secession in 1861, Burnside expedition in 1862, and other items including a 1897 arbitration treaty and a Kentucky governor’s death in 1864. Also promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar remedy with infant safe claim and a local theater advertisement.
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New York
Cumberland Island
Georgia
Bayard Taylor
Chester County
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Union
Fortress Monroe
Manitoba
Washington
John Young Brown
Kentucky
Labor Leaders In Session In Washington
Washington January 11 executive council of the American Federation of Labor met at the headquarters with many top labor leaders to discuss contempt of court sentencing of Gompers Mitchell and Morrison and outline federation policy in light of Justice Wright's ruling. Also notices for Waterloo Building and Loan annual meeting January 18 at 7 30 PM for officers and directors. The Honeymooners shown at Waterloo tonight. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine for colds. refunds if it fails.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Amorlet
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Wright
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Federation
Waterloo Bulking and Loan Association
W. H. Brunn Lew
Lichty
W. Grove
Officers Chosen by Legislators in Iowa Caucus
Des Moines reports detail the Republican caucuses selecting a five member steering committee and assembling officers for the new Senate and minor posts. Progres sives gained control while factions settled into harmony with committees and chair assignments planned for announcement within a week.
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Des Moines
Horse
Senate
Whipple
Benton
Chapman
Cedar-Jones
G. A. Newman
Cedar Falls
S. W. Neal
Washington
Muscatine
J. H Treeca
Clarion
Flyst
Geo A. Wilson
Y. Meyer
Victims in Sicilian quake may include Miss Feeney and aunt
New Hampton report says Miss Agnes Feeney of Rochester Minnesota and her aunt, touring Europe, possibly perished in the Sicilian earthquake. A Rochester dispatch notes they were last heard from by postcard from Gibraltar on December 16, aiming for Naples, with plans to continue to Rome. Dr. Feeney awaits word by mail that could confirm travel plans.
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New Hampton
Agnes Feeney
Rochester
Mion
Slater
F. S. Feeney
Europe
Minneapolis
Gibraltar
Itta
Naples
Rome
Miss Feeney
Dr. Feeney
Gatun Dam Site Backed by Panama Inspectors
Five members of the U S Congress including Haugen Kennedy Lindberg Murdock returned from Panama praising Gatun dam work. They say canal completion could occur within five to six years, favor sea level design and find Gatun site satisfactory. Goethals defends Gatun choosing over Bohlo noting deeper underflow risks and costly curtain walls would be needed at Bohlo.
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New York
Panama
Big Ditch
Haugen
Kennedy
Jens
Granny
North Dakota
Lindberg
Minnesota
Murdock
Kansas
Ila Party
Sam
Gatun Dam
Bohlo
Gatun
Washington
Tam
Ag Hobbio
Panama Canal
George W. Goethals
Isthmignon Canal Commission
Wright
Goethals
Behio
Marshall Sworn Indiana Governor Inauguration Day
Indiana's new governor Thomas R. Marshall Democrat was sworn in today succeeding Frank J. Hanly Republican. Lieutenant Governor Frank J. Hall also took office as ceremony attendees, with a parade of military and civic groups surrounding the state house. Marshall's brief inaugural address reaffirmed party pledges and a public reception followed in the executive parlors.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tan
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Frank J. Hanly
Frank J. Hall
State House
House of Representatives
Marshall
Hadley Inaugurated Missouri Governor in Jefferson City
Governor Hadley a Republican was sworn in at noon in the Missouri House of Representatives succeeding Democrat Joseph W Folks. Both legislative branches and the supreme court attended with incoming and retiring officers. Hadley gave his inaugural address and an inaugural ball was planned for tonight.
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Jefferson City
Herbert §. Hadley
Missouri
House of Representatives
Joseph W
Supreme Court
Hadley
Harman inaugurated Ohio governor in Columbus ceremony
Judson Harman of Inclivatt took the oath of office at noon in the Ohio State Capitol rotunda, administered by Chief Justice William B. Grew. A grand parade followed, featuring multiple divisions of U S troops, the national guard, and Democratic marching clubs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Judson Harman
Inclivatt
William B. Grew
United States
National Guard
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Tennessee
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Iowa Senate
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Lelves
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de Negro
Tolman
Oklahoma
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Okla
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Chiefs “of Police
Sherffs* Association of Oklahoma
Rawlins
Wyo
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
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Olympia
Wesh
Cosgrove
Paso Robles
Cal
Jackson, Miss
Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union
Minassalppi
State Division
G. R. Hightower
G. W. Russell
Charlottesville
John Chanter
Chaloner
Chanter
Amelia Rivas
Lawra Stuyvesant Chanler
Chanler
Topeka
Kay
Walter R. Stubbs
Stubs
Uee Johnston
Tiss
Lon
Taft
Sreech
James Me. Lynch
Foley
Caretti
Wangler Bros
J. J. Joder
Honeymooners
LABOR
the Waterloo
Sparker Feely
G. R. Henedict
A. C. Gual Igen
Reading
John Stevenson
Ms Heist
Mabel Elwood
H. C. Byers
J. L. Crawford
E. A. Wilmuth
T. W. Hazleton
George H. Ward Houten
Ruth Woodrum
T. Alderman
K. Hook
R. N. Hyde
F. Miller
Ford
Arey
Harding
Hackler
Andersson
Clarke Miso
Sigily
Yolay
J. K. Joder
Orville Cheney
W. T. Rose
Haat Fourth Street
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Gttawa
Cam
E.T. Holmes
St. Jackson Street
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