Philippine reservation at Jamestown Exposition draws crowds
A detailed tour of the Philippine reservation at Jamestown notes a log barricade enclosure of five and a half acres, housing 141 natives in two classes while showcasing weaving, carving, rope making, and a Aguinaldo printing press. The Bagobo and Moro displays, mindanao natives, and the prince Sansaluna are featured, with emphasis on cultural exhibits and the fear of renewed Moro conflict if a young leader remains in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marfolk
Philippine
United Government
Aguinaldo
Vijayana
Uful
Silven
Allowila
Pacific
Philippine Archipelago
Gansslina
Datto Ali
Mohammed
Kabansnay
Mohattimedaniain
Mindanao
Aid
Rio Grade Do Cotta Batto
McKinley School Building Moved to Shilliam Addition
The McKinley school building will be moved to the Shillin addition for service. It will be two rooms, 22 by 40 feet, with a brick smoke stack added to a boiler house for Hawthorne school. The Waterlow Construction Co. won the $4,000 boiler contract. Ellis & Foster received the heating job about $2,000. Construction to finish by fall term. work to start immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ésst
School Board
Hawthorne
Oleson
Construction Company of Waterlaw
Ellis & Foster
Gite Cretehmadr
McKinley
Shillian
Shilliam
Billatigtte
Fatal Cement Mixer Accident Injures Italian Worker
At about 10:00 am, a heavy cement mix pile collapsed onto Italian laborer Malo Contino near Union and LaFayette streets. He was unconscious for an hour, transported to hospital, with possible internal injuries and serious condition depending on further examination. Contino, about 22, has worked for W. A. Bryant & Sons since paving work began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantina
W. A. Bryant & Sons Company
Uncle Jimmy Kinnier Mason for 50 Years in Waterloo
James Kinnier known as Uncle Jimmy, Irish born, lived in Waterloo 25 years, died in Dubuque at 49 after bereavement. Funeral in Fairview cemetery with Mason ritual. long-time Mason active in New York and Waterloo. Survived by a brother Dr. Kinnier in Dubuque and a daughter in San Francisco. Burial with Waterloo lodge Masons.
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James Klonier
Apele Jimmy
Waterloo
Pasad
H.R. Hall
Dubuque
Waterson
Hitnois Central
Woodrum Undertaking Rooms
Fairview
Masonlé
Jimmy
P. J. Martin
R. A
Residia
Atarle Street
Win
Kinalet
Pat Dally
New York
Hia
Teddy Roosevelt
Dr. Kinnier
Dubuqult
San Francisco
Westerloo
Masons
Waterloo weddings join two prominent families
A double wedding report from Waterloo details the marriages of Ira Rodamar and Miss Ada Goren at the bride’s home, and Milly Carrie Weber and Wolfe F. Martin at St Mary’s parsonage. Both brides are linked to Waterloo social circles and local businesses. celebrations included violin music, ornate decor, and a wedding feast before the couples depart for brief honeymoons.
Gilbertville Wedding Unites Weber and Achills in Waterloo Morning
Milks Susanina Weber of Gilbertville wed Peter Achills of Chicago in a ceremony led by Rev. Father Parkenbrock of Waterloo at 10:00 AM. Weber, well known in Waterloo, recently lived with her sister while attending high school. The groom works for the Metropolitan Elevated Railway in Chicago, and the couple will reside there.
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Gilbertyille
Waterloo
Father Parkenbrock
Waterloo United
Susanina Weber
Gilbertville
Peter Achills
Chicago
Metropolitan Elevated Railway
Weside
Settlement Reached In Shirey Contract Case At Last
After three days of trial the case of W H Shirey vs E h was settled. The defendant agreed to pay all costs and 150 dollars in full settlement of the contract. The building at Sycamore and Sixth streets faced claims of improper work and settlement with damages sought by the plaintiff totaling 363 dollars plus extra basement costs. Witnesses were heard and over 50 dollars in expenses occurred before the settlement was reached.
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W.H. Shirey
E.‘h
Hoatetler
Sycamore and
Sixth Streets
Plain- Ui
Quiet Wedding Ties Waterloo and Cedar Falls Pair
In Fort Dodge on June 26 Miss Daisy L Corwin of Waterloo and Mr Isaac Johnson of Cedar Falls were quietly wed in the company of a few friends. Corwin, a Cedar Falls realty resident, has lived in Waterloo for years and worked at a skirt factory. Johnson is well known in the area. Miss Mayne Norman, nursing student in St Paul, cares for her sick mother Mrs John Norman amid rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly Carrie G. Weber
Wolle'f. Martin
St. Mary'a
Waterloo
Wim
Martin
A. C. Weber
Gelwein
Hirst M. E. Parsonage
Josiah Orr
Lola J. Thurber
John Thurber
Blackhawk County
Lfe
Fort Dodge
Daisy L. Corwin
Isaac Johnson
Cedar Falls
Citles
Misa Corwin
Cedar Falla
Vohbnton
Mayne Norman
St. Paul
City
John Norman
Foundry deal remains open delaying Hillside sale
Waterloo representatives on the verge of finalizing a major industrial deal have postponed their planned city visit to the end of the week. The delay aims to boost the Hillside addition sale and raise the bonus needed to attract the institution, with the party expected to arrive tonight to complete terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
H.al Reed
Board of Trade
Creamery fight on in Delaware county dairy country
Delaware county creameries clash as Dairy City Creamery Co of Manchester expands with milk stations and higher payments while cooperative plants allege false milk testing and centralization threats. Rival sides hold meetings to draft bylaws and defend their interests against the centralizing rival.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Dairy City Creamery’ Co
du Gganization
Dairy City
Thie
Ager
James, Bishop
Manchester Cooperative Creamery Company
Henry Bryton
Barryville Crasmery Company
Farmers Creamery
At. Thorpe
Dairy City Creamery ‘Company
Pitrond
Amionth Ag
New York
Seral
Didve
Independent
Local Man Dies After Wall-Accident In Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls June 2 Special Fanit Tostlebe resided seven miles from town and died at Room from lockjaw caused by stepping on a wall. He had just completed his junior year in the dental department at the Chicago University and was visiting friends when the accident occurred. Immediate treatment was sought but death followed due to complications.
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Cedar Falls
Fanit
Tostlebe
Roon
Tostlebs
Chicago University
Waspre
Totanus
Dormitory for Girls at Iowa State University
Iowa City June 26 state university authorities will guide and run a girls dormitory for the coming school year in a large house on ground recently purchased by the university. The experiment serves as a forerunner to a larger building planned within a few years and the university has asked for an appropriation to fund a dedicated dormitory.
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Iowa City
May Never Try Ketcham Details in Chicago Rail Payroll Case
Marshalltown June 26 report says Ketcham a former agent for the Chicago Great Western at Melbourne and John Donegan a foreman for the same firm were arrested on charges of forgery and obtaining by false pretenses. They are linked to a payroll padding scheme promoted by John Hollendors, the former division roadmaster now serving a three year term at Anamosa. Their hearing was postponed for a month with no stated reason.
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Marshalltown
Ketcham
Chicago
Donegan
John B. Hollendors
Anamosa
Doneigan
Two County Teachers Examinations Held Simultaneously
In Codar, June 26, two teachers examinations proceed in the normal building with Prof Sterley and Supt Elliott in charge. Students face a choice between sessions under Elliott and Beerley, while faculty concerns about compliance and advantage linger.
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Codar Falls
Charles Hiliott
Beerley
Elliott
State’ Educational Board
Emott
Supt. Plott
Rev A H Jordan Resigns to Lead St Louis Church
Mason City June 26 The resignation of Rev A H Jordan has been announced to his congregation. He will assume the pastorate of the First Congregational church of St Louis at October 1 with a salary of 6000 dollars per year. Jordan advocates the Institutional church and has promoted programs including a cooking school gymnasium and other instruction for boys and girls.
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Mason City
A. H. Jordan
First Congregational Church of
St. Lousa
Jordan
Des Moines Woman Survives Carbolic Poisoning Attempt
June 26 Des Moines report states Dr Art Hall of Fifteenth and Murray streets caused a near fatal dose by swallowing a teaspoonful of carbolic acid after an argument with her bugband. She became hysterical, called a doctor, who arrived to find only throat blisters. An antidote was given and she fully recovered. Nearby Steamboost Rock reports a ball through a coach window on a passenger train near here injuring two women, while John Miller was jailed five days for drunkenness and disorderly conduct and refuses bread.
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Des Moines
Drs. Art Hall
Fifteenth
Murray
John Miller
Bloaeington, Jr
Boy Bitten by Wolf Bite Sinks Myers Family Wolf Attraction
Clarence Myers, son of Mr and Mrs W C Myers who play in the Myera orchestra, was bitten on the hand by a tame wolf while playing with a pair of recently acquired wolves for a hotel attraction. The injury was painful but not serious. A large boulder blocked Mulberry Street and Second during paving work, forcing the gang to saw or chop it to street level.
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Clarence Myera
W. C. Myers
Myera
Myers
Young Myers
Suriaue
Mulberry Street
Exposition Hotel Burned At Jamestown Exposition
A fire at Pine Beach section near the Jamestown Exposition destroyed the Burned District hotels including the Biri Arcade Berkley outside inc Powhattan Caroline and others. Estimated losses over $300,000 with 40 to 50 structures burned leaving about a thousand homeless. Reports say two lives may have been lost, unconfirmed.
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Norfolk
Pine Beach
Burned District Hotel Site Descriptions And Attractions
The dispatch describes the burned district just outside the grounds near the Inside Tun entrance and Reporter block. It notes Pine Beach hotels, possibly the largest, on the water edge with several hundred rooms and a quarter mile beach, plus other smaller hotels farther inland and an outside war path with rocks, booths, and attractions.
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Court House
Pine Beach
Lady Rocks
President Rocsen and Labor Telegram Sparks Inquiry
A cryptic teletype from Bay 26 asks President Rocsen to act on a matter from the Bureau of Corporations in the Department of Commerce and Labor. No clear instructions followed the American Federation of Labor statement and general order to locals. only one telegram reached the president.
Twain Honored with Doctorate at Oxford University
Mark Twain and Ambassador Reid were awarded honorary LL D degrees by Oxford University in London. Other honorees included Prince Arthur, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Rudyard Kipling, Admiral Lord Beresford, and Auguste Rodin. Lord Curzon was installed as chancellor while speeches highlighted US UK ties.
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London
Mark Twain
Reid
Crite LL
Gsford
Oxford
Tunivervally
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Helsry Camphbell-Bannerman
Rudyard Kip ‘Mog
Lord ‘Charles ‘Beresford
Auguste Rodin
Samuel L. Clemens
Sheldonian Theatre
Whitelaw Reid
Elvil Jlaws
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Iblands
Jamestown
Wondred Prince
Clahes
America
Aveld
Astuver
Tell Af
Buwanee River
Kentucky
Rome
Aguinalda Orchestra
Bagabos
Beqda
Adinn
Prince Sahgaluna
Maro
Ali Bustisninas
Uberland
Idoros
Gen Hlisy
Nindano
Betjing
Cotta
Batto Valley
St. Peters
2Nd Infantry
Phillip Reade
All
Sansaluna
Cotta Balto Valley
Sansalita
Charles P. George
Waterbo
Haw
Thorne School
Tha Mckin
Isy School
Phil
Liam
Jimmy Deag
James Kinhier
Merrow
Janes Kranler
Ireland
Chenan& County
Waverly
Kinkier
Kipper
Cushman Foodpear
Rath’ Packing Company
Mason
Forson Robamar
Oma Daree Rik
Ferme
Misa Ada Goren
Ira Rodamar
Alien A. Tanser
Alto
Bertha Shutty
Navan
Elons
Rodamat
Wels Cottage
Bans Soud
Park
Wost Waterloo High School
Cyrus Carson
Sdeas
Leaght & Johnson National Bank
Martin-Werer
Thurberorr
of & Schmitzweber
Shirey
Cave
Shirey Va
Fort Podge
Delaware
Dairy City Creamery CO
Naan
G. W
Prof
Sterley
Gupt, Elliott
Studente
Suiciding
Boy
Pat Wolf
Sans Soyois
Pine Beagh
Fike
Oxford University
W.H. Webb
Willy Man
A. Kelley
Cedar Rapids
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