Senator Dolliver Nominated For Senate In Minutes
Des Moines reports Dolliver won instant nomination for the United States Senate at a caucus last night. Rep Holmes presented the name by acclamation, with no opposition. The move followed talk of Governor Cummins as a possible candidate amid general support for Dolliver.
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Des Moines
Jonathan Prentice Dolliver
States Senate
the Republic
Holmes
Kossuth County
Wilw Oles
Mien
Cumjallis
Dolliver renomination praised by Iowa caucus crowd
Representative Wokmes praised Senator Dolliver as the party’s choice for renomination amid calls for Roosevelt in the White House. The Iowa caucus praised Dolliver, nominated him by acclamation, and pledged support from across the state, while emphasizing a primary reform and party unity.
Insurance bills and lobbying provisions stir statehouse action
A bill set to the house by Bull yan of Pork would require internal and uniform freedom of insurance policy forms and establish a mechanism for forming legislative agents. Visiting committees in each state house were named, with Dubuque and Villifer among members. a confrontation in Dubuque saw Mayor Sehunk strike schoolkeeper John Stieber after a dispute over Sunday opening times, with Stieber silenced by a blow to the jaw.
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Sehunk
John Stieber
Ofice
Stieber
Seimak
Lequor
Pioneer Fuller Dies After Lingering Illness in Laporte
Laporte January 22 Special Fuller a longtime pioneer here died at his home after a paralysis lingered illness. He leaves a widow Amalda and four children Charles in Waterloo and three daughters in Charles City Parkersburg and Laporte. He served in a Wisconsin Civil War regiment and held city marshal and street commissioner posts. Funeral services planned for Thursday as relatives gather.
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Fuller
Promineit
Marro
Charles .T. Fuller
Waterloo
Barber Businesg
MacLaan & Puller
C. P. Hummel
Charles City
George Jenmen
Parkersburg
Mies Katherine Fuller
X. Fuller
Xichland
Wic
Wisconsin
Mise Amatda Bifel
Tama County
Tiwo Sisters
Charles King
Mansfield
Wis
O. A. Stebbins
Phipo
Calif
Sudden Deaths of Pioneer in Cherokee Community
Mrs Ambrose S Perry an early Cherokee county resident died suddenly at her home 15 East Widow street Saturday morning January 19 of apoplexy. Born June 24 1854 in Wisconsin she married in 1862. The couple moved from Waverly Iowa to Cherokee in 1871 and later relocated to Alton township and then city life. She leaves a husband a son and two daughters. Funeral was held at the MB church on Tuesday at 1 30.
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Cherokee County
East Widow Street
M B
Perry
Wisconsin
Mr. Perry
Waverly
Lews
S Forth
Alton Township
Frank. Phipps
Muen Symenthy
Mary J Ah Atcheson
Waterloo
Hillman & Gindt
Mra
Atcheson
Busineg
West
Thermopolis
Wycoming
Waterson
E. C. Budd
Normen Atchison
Omaha
Wyoming
Custer
South ‘Dakota
Casper
Somerset County
Ben
Thermage
Budd
Randolph Street
Wey Maade
Elmwood Cemetery
Peltott
Elgin
Nelsibor
Mr. Klein
Gilberteille
Kiely
Feltott
Frank Klein
S Farm
North Dakota
Henry Popek
Brat
Otto Bredow
Iew
Car Averboff
Paul Baruch
Maile
Mixdorf Fasen and
Fuchs Thresher Company
Mr. Rein
James Allen
Istory
Anguat Luédtke
F. Halide
Dire
F. Heide
P. Koepke
F. Koepke
Fred. Hedietian
Fred. Brandes
Mt. Version Township
Eugene Wallaee
Richland Center
Conrad Brandes
Mr. W
Fred, Bartling
Join Homingians
Denver
Waterloo Building and Loan Assocation Holds Annual Meeting
The Waterloo Building and Loan Association held its annual stockholders meeting at Cantary block offices with strong attendance. Secretary Broun reported exceptional growth, quarterly distributions, and increases in loans and stock. Directors elected for three years were W. R. Cole, A. J. Edwards, C. F. Monill, L. G. Parritt, B. E. Peek, R. N. Cowin, and H. B. Lichty to fill vacancies. Officers elected: President Lewis Lichty, Vice President A. J. Edwards, Secretary W. H. Brann, Treasurer F. J. Highmey. Bond amounts for officers to be set at next meeting February 28. Report filed with state auditor. Fire damaged the New Elis winding area remnants near Fisher blogs, fth and Lafayette streets.
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Cantary
Broun
W. R. Cole
A. J. Edwards
C. F. Monill
L. G. Parritt
B E Peek
R. N. Cowin
H. B. Liehty
T. T. Cowin
F. M. Shoemaker
Lewis Lichty
W. H. Brann
F. J. Highmey
Letehlean Killed in Illinois Central Wreck Near Emigrant
W. B. Letehlean, a northern Iowa resident en route to Wisconsin, was killed at 12 30 PM Tuesday when an Illinois Central box car derailment near his home caused fatal injuries. He rode with furniture in second class on a Fort Dodge to Waterloo run. his wife and two children traveled earlier on a separate Illinois Central passenger train to Wisconsin.
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Geath
Geode Mear Aplington
Aplington
W. B. Letehlean
Illlinois Central
Bis Place
Letchilean
Wisconsin
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Bergen
Waterloo News Briefs Mention Ill-Fated Travels and Damages
Reports include Mrs. Mary Atcheson dying in Thermopolis Wyoming and body brought to Waterloo with misrouted telegrams delaying services. Also noted: Mrs. Bernice Strickler sues the city for 4000 over a May 1905 embankment accident on Commercial Street, with disputes on embankment height and city notices.
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Driver Nearly Collides With Streetcar On West Ninth
A fuel company driver narrowly avoided a collision with a West Ninth Street car Monday afternoon about 8:30. The wagon driver swerved across tracks near Wirth, forcing the streetcar to stop within four feet of the wagon. Conductor nearly thrown. rail employees warn of risks crossing in front of cars. The incident left a man named Laporte’s father critically ill and feared unrecoverable.
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Hiseutit
West Ninth
Washington
Wirth
Warn
Furnace blast damages home in Mulberry Street fire
A furnace ignition after thawing ice caused a powerful pipe explosion at 419 Mulberry Street in a house owned by Joe Fried and occupied by Jon Hulahan. Debris and heat tore doors from their frames, with a bystander narrowly escaping injury as flames threatened the cellar.
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Joe Fried
Mulberry Street
Jon Hulahan
Stove Blown to Atoms in Auburn Home
In Auburn Jay 22 Mrs J R Mowtley was struck by two stove lids as a frozen water pipe overheated, causing a blast that shattered the stove casing and damaged the room. The explosion shattered the door, tore plaster, and lath while two lids struck Mrs Moseley, who escaped with a minor flesh wound. Estimated loss about $100.
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Auburn
Jay
J. R. Mowtley
Family ties surface in Cullen estate letter
A daughter of the late James Cullen sends a letter noting his marriage to Sarah Welty of Wyota Wisconsin in 1866 and listing three children Kate now Mrs Kate Shepherd Maude Hutchinson born 1868 and Richard H Cullen born 1878 with Maude later living in Pompeii Michigan. The letter references a mob hanging in Missouri and requests for further private information and estate effects.
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Maude
Hutchinson
Pompeii. Mich
Gresen
Missouri
Exhilarating Extract Describes drunken wedding party episode
Addie Gritton, newly married to a Waterloo man, drank beer and lemon extract before a planned move to Dallas. She and two companions celebrated at the presbytery, staggered along Fourth Street, and caused a scene before police detained her. Judge Van Metre ordered she leave for Texas soon. Also noted, Mrs. B A Bacon will relocate her millinery business to Lakeside Music building on Fourth Street later this month.
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Waterloo
Dallas
Texas
United Pres
Rose May
Fourth Street
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Woodburn
Addie&Toom
Sheerloo Foundries
Frederick el
Addie
van Metre
Fairness urged in Washington Jamatows tour contest rules
The Daily Reporter outlines fair contest procedures for nominations closing January 2, 1907 and announces selecting an independent judge to count and announce votes. The note stresses equal opportunity, no favoritism, and transparency to maintain integrity of the election process.
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Daily Reporter
Washington Jamatows
Mapousee
Dearly
Modern Woodmen Lodge Secures Hall for February Meeting
The Modern Woodmen of West Waterloo have rented the third floor of the Bickley block on West Fourth Street and plan to occupy it in February. The hall will be used for lodge purposes and may host other orders meeting there. The space includes a dance floor, dining rooms, smoking room, lounge, kitchen, and a tea hall.
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Cedar Rapida
L. 8
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Waterloo
Healy
Social Electrical and Urban
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Town City
Frank
Iowa
Iodge
West Waterloo
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