Reporter Girls Return from Contest Tour with Pleasant Memories
The Reporter girls completed a sixteen day journey from Waterloo to Washington and Chicago, traveling by special Pullman cars. They praised Mr. Parrott and Mrs. Parrott for arranged comforts, toured white house grounds, capitol, and museums, and sent post cards detailing enjoyable stops in Richmond, Washington, and Chicago with thanks for kindness and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Medaper
Ther
W. V. Parrott
Westpont
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Haltimore
Capitol City
Parrott
National Editorial Association
White House
Entins Mansion
Cleveland
Nellie Grant
Alice Roosevelt
Keyare
Chisago
Richmond
Washington
Xological Gardene
Congressional Library
Captel
Boys in Wild West prank endangers victim at quarry stake
Three youths aged 9 12 played Indian near the Howrey and McWilliams stone quarry. They bound Dave Phillips to a pump handle and lit hay to simulate a stake scene. Police officer G W Hazlett arrived and freed Phillips before injury. Hawkes and Horn were detained for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Hawkes
Leonard Horn
Dave Phillips
Ficer Haslett
Howrey & McWillams
Phillips
G. W. Hazlett
Hoya Ware
Endence Judge Wood Overrules Motion to Discharge
Boise Idaho June 22. Judge Wood overrules motion to discharge William D Haywood after the state rests in the murder trial of Frank Steupenberg. Defense contends Orchards alibi and corroboration are required by Idaho law, while Senator Borah argues independent evidence and conspiracy linking Haywood, Pettibone and Simpkins. Clarence Darrow cautions the case rests on Orchard’s testimony.
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Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Frank Steupenberg
Wood
Haywood
E. F. Richardson
Orshard
Orchard
Borah
Hayswood
Pettibone
Simpkins
Clarence Darrow
DYNAMITE FISHING CHARGE LEADS TO JAIL SENTENCE
Fah Peasher sentenced to 316 days in the county jail or a fine of 9177.95 after being arrested in Sioux City for dynamiting the river to fish. Herb Foster, brought back from Balix, posted $200 bond and awaits district court appeal. Deputy Wardens emphasize crackdown on fish law violators, noting increased dynamite use by fishermen.
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Sioux City
Herb Foster
Gants
E. E Brees
J. Blat. Gunga
Balix
Foster
Bronx City
District Court
Brees
Hand Caught in Cog Will Robier Eagle Center Friday
A boy at Eagle Center was injured when his hand was drawn into a cog on a machine while at his home on Friday afternoon. George Hawver, a Dunham grocery driver, pierced his foot on a blunt nail while stepping onto a porch in Shillarm addition. Cargill, shot in a quarrel with Julian Alva, remains improving though permanently crippled internally. Alva, a Mexican, awaits a preliminary hearing in the bounty jail. George Colvin injured by fishing hooks in his ear near Wenfield. two hooks removed after breakage. Yale commencement week begins with Hadley saccalaureate. New Haven events include graduation and reunions. Latonia hosts the Queen City handicap with $29,000 prize. Pasadena favored early. Gift of Tongues camp near Allance attacked by men with sulphuric acid squirt guns, injuring worshippers. Rev. Levi Upton seriously affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Roster
Eagle Center
Waterloo
Dreas
George Hawver
Dunham Grocery
Cargill
Harry Cargill
Julian Alva
Alva
Bounty
George Colvin
Wenfield
Colvin
Zpoonkoois
Iaoke
Jong
YALE
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Hadley
Cinganan
Yumezz
Queen City
Latonia
Pasadena
Plantland
Allante
Gift of Tongues
Levi Upton
Alliance
Memorial statue unveiled for Thomas J Bayard in Wilmington
In Wilmington Delaware a large crowd witnessed the unveiling of a bronze memorial statue to Thomas J Bayard former secretary of state and ambassador to Great Britain The ceremony featured remarks by John Bassett Moore and others though Grover Cleveland was absent due to illness The statue stands on Brandywine Rock at Rockford Park and honors Bayards public service with two bronze tablets describing his life and achievements
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Thomas J. Bayard
Cleveland
United
John Bassett Moore
Columbia University
Geo. Gray
Ths
United States’ Atronic Court
Leighton Coleman
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Roosevelt
Davis
West Virginia
Angell
Michigan University
Meaty Clymer Bayard
Statesman
Washington
Efie Stillman
Mra. Wm
Ritchie
London
England
Bayard
JaseripHon
Thomas Francia Bayard
Bayer
Grover Cleveland
Rockford Park
Des Moines Couple Wed After Move to Waterloo
Raymond R Bovey formerly of Des Moines with Highland Nobles Insurance moved to Waterloo and wed Miss Josephine Bunce of Des Moines. Bovey became cashier for a wholesale drug firm and plans residence at 1452 Thirteenth Street Des Moines after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond R. Bovey
Thirteenth Street
Des Moines
Patton Beed Couple Wed In Waterloo Home
Roy R Beed plumber with Ellis Foster united in marriage with Mrs Theo Patton on Wednesday. They planned to reside at 411 West Tenth Street Waterloo after Beed, two year Waterloo resident, bought and furnished a home. The bride, well spoken of in Hampton Iowa.
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Roy R. Beed
Ellis’ & Foster
Theo Patton
Hampton
Iowa
Beed
New Hampton
Waterloo
West Tenth Street
Reed
Hyde McGuire Wedding in Winchester Virginia
Miss Leila Moss McGuire daughter of Dr. William P. McGuire married Lewis Livingston Hyde of New York at Christ Church in Winchester. The bride hails from prominent Virginian families and is a niece of Henry St George Tucker. Mr Hyde, a leading New York lawyer, will live in New York after a European stay this autumn and winter.
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Winchester
Christchurch
Leila Moss McGuire
William P. McGuire
Lewis Livingston Hyde
New York
Henry St. George Tucker
Dlr
Hyde
Europe
Telegraph Strike Struggles Amidwire Dilemma
In the wake of a strike, two workers remain loyal as Western Union hopes operations run smoothly. Outside operators may fill posts of removed workers, with possible extension of the strike to other classes. Officials say no talks with the union unless demands soften. Secretary Taft returns to Washington from the western trip.
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Ges
Fressieco
Jens
Ibvestion
Frank Jayces
Western Union Company
Smother -Wook
Pirnker
Postel
Westim
Wnion
Washington
Jona
Taft
Carrie McClure Boone Dies. Rites Sunday At Waterloo
The remains of Mrs Carrie McClure Boone longtime Waterloo resident who died after a nervous illness at Clarinds will be brought to Waterloo Saturday night and cremated at the McClure home 616 Lime Street services set for Sunday at 2 30 p m. She was born October 16 1867 and married Alfred Boone in Waterloo in 1887. She attended public school taught rural schools and had two children Gerald died in infancy and James 19 of whom lives with Mrs McClure. Surviving siblings and relatives include Mrs Mary A Burnart Valley Jct and Henry W Methirs Waterloo. She was affiliated with the Episcopal church Hoya Neighbors and Eastern Star at Hot Springs AR. Funeral service will be conducted by Rev G W Hinkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie -2Me- Clure-Boone
Waterloo
Clarinds
Melissa, McClure
Boone
G. W. Hinkle
Stevens-OSI Wedding of Misa Aren and Chas Osik
On Wednesday June 19 at G M Stevens home, Misa Aren married Chas Osik of Chicago in a ceremony assisted by Rev R McLawreneon. About 60 guests attended a reception with pink white and green decorations, monogrammed cake favors, and a bridal table with pink roses. The couple will reside in Chicago at 99 Garfield Boulevard after a house keeping start. Notable guests included Mrs Neil Jackson and Miss Josephine Lichty of Waterloo.
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Jne
G. M
Stevens
Misa Aren
Alice
Chas
Osik
Chicago
Hixty
Nell Jackson
Douglass Osk
Smilax
R. McLawreneon
Toomaya
Mrs. Jackson
Lehigh Valley Coal Co
Ostic
Garfield Boulevard
Neil Jackson
Josephine Lichty
Waterloo
Strange Case of Worse Stealing In Iowa Farm Theft
Unusual horse theft case unfolds around Gladbrook and Lincoln Township. A 25 year old man Louie Wiese and a hired boy Minders are arrested after a mare valued at 1100 pounds is stolen from Brockway farm and later traced to a Berlin area suspect. Sheriff West and local marshals pursue leads across Tama County.
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Traer
Unie
Grove
Bertie
M. F. Lowden
Marshalltown
Atréying
Joan
West
Gladbrook
Bucdey
Berlin
Oho
Fedo
Tama County
Jaci
Louie ‘Wiese
Lincoln
Minders
Wieng
Claus Wiese
Northweet Tama
Wiewe
Ape
Henry Voege
JODER CASE APPEALED By Temperance Group In Supreme Court
The temperance People through attorney Punshes served notice that Joder’s case will go to the supreme court. The action, started about a year ago via John Baker Hammond, sought to remove a druggist permit under the state pharmacy law. The case, tried before Judge Platt, found no grounds to withdraw the permit. The appeal follows, with aims for a September term review, hoping for reversal.
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F G
Punshes
Dave
Longin
Joder
Supreme Court
Wan
John Baker Hammond
Platt
Docter
District Court
Heshive
Webster City
F.H. Bride
Plaintif
Briden
Waterloo Property
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Hight
Pulcman
Trip
New Southern
Parrtt
Neo
Bmrs
Emma Hawkins
Tome
Jennie Salisbury
Finais
N. B.A
Capital Building
Bit Verpon
George Washington
Mr. Parrott
Lena Gchmitt
Jane Parrott
Joe
Congregaloral Library
Mt. Vernon
Florence Mccoy
Olf Jamestown
Point Comfort
Eva Frieds
State Street
Mestames Girton
Walker
Matt. Parhott
M. Wagner
Storm
DR. Wildert Shallenbergar
Pat Whobee
Login Hotel
Grimey Hovre
Alitigag
Uae
Aquetibas
Willie Hawkes
Leonard
Horn
Hewlett
Hawkes
Beye
Will Robier
Hawever
Queen City Handicap
Wemoral
Thes Bayard
Ulaware
Ambabssador
Raymond R, Bovey Wada
Patton-Beed
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Teleograph
Opernaers
Peter Todey
Mab
Carrie Mé
Clare-Boone
Mer Waterloo Lady
Stevens-Osi
Owith
Temperance
Cage
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