For Conscience and Commerce in Waterloo News
A long mixed article discusses local fraud risks in Waterloo with warnings against cashing strangers’ drafts. It highlights banker protection efforts, urges caution, and notes community interest in safer transactions. It also covers town conditions, hunting prospects, and upcoming church dedication plans in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Penniena Lankers Association
Seana
Botton Oe & Small
Fte
Protective Association
Protection Committee
Iowa
Jowa
Sar Teany
Caghiiz
Bani
Faded reminiscences of Cedar River fishing tale from old columns
Fragmentary narrative recalls Warren Brown and Watanlag area fishing along Cedar River. Journal tone notes a mill site, fishing camps, and two men carrying fish to a wagon, with mention of pickerel catches, a sea of memories, and a Remington gunsmith link from 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waton Mill Co
Remington
Predictions of a Taft victory ripple through era remarks
The text mocks predictions by Walter Wellman and Ton Law-Son about Taft winning the Republican nomination. It notes repeated wrong guesses and criticizes the trend of overconfidence. It mentions changing habits as time moves and references Dubuque's adherence to Iowa law, suggesting ongoing political chatter and doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin
Walter Wellman
Taft
Ton Law- Son
Guesuera Ota
Tate
Dubuque
Iowa
Jean Bet
The 1824 presidential race reshaped American parties
In 1824 the era of harmony ended as Monroe left no clear nominee. Republicans divided into factions led by Andrew Jackson, John Quincy Adams, Henry Clay, and others. With no majority, the House chose Adams after Clay's pivotal influence, signaling the birth of party conventions and a shift from caucus nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
William
Crawford
Treasury
John GC. Calhoun
Georgia
Vic
United States
Calhoun
Yeins
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Congress
West
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Jackson
Highandidney
Quincy Adam
Wlllam
Jonn
Adams
Clay
House of Representatives
Beaker
Boishourt
Ohio
Lane
John Quinney Adams
Local comment on fall hut gear opportunity
A note urges Audubon societies to use the female fall hut gear for missionary work. It describes the gear as a regular bing cage and includes birds as part of the scene, highlighting a chance for ecological outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Societies
Household Hints From Mrs Scales On Domestic Craft
Practical advice on sewing, cleaning, and homemaking from Mrs Scales. Tips include finishing garments with drawstrings, keeping floors clean under furniture, preserving fridge freshness in jars, choosing tools for threads and nails, making a button bag, creating a vanity set with a mouth wash, using starch on glassware, cooling sleepers with a cold water bag, securing hats with loops and pins, adjusting waist openings, replacing worn belting, and efficient ironing and garment care methods.
Notable births and events from 1800s history
A compact record lists dates of notable figures: George Bancroft born in Worcester in 1800 and various events such as Blackhawk’s camp in 1838, the Prince of Wales visit in 1860, Greek fire in Charleston in 1863, and Henry Durant’s death in 1883. It also notes David J. Hits’s 1898 appointment and William Crawford Gorgas’s birth in Mobile, with biographical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bancroft
Worcester
Mass
Washington, D. C
Blackhawk
Mig Camp
Des dTelias
Thyer
Prince Baward
Prince of Wales
Charleston
Henry Powile Durant
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Hayover
N. H
Paris
America
William Morris
David J. Hit
This Date in History October 5 Highlights
On October 5 events include the destruction of the first church in Cornhill, 1812 British attack on Oedensburk, 1882 Asiatic cholera case report in Philadelphia, 1833 the Great Republic vessel launched in Boston, and 1898 Roosevelt's Harrisburg speech urging expanded federal powers to curb wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhill
Sonton
Oedensburk
Philadelphia
Great Republic
Boston
American Library OF
Eration
Forget Waa
Leutenant
Northwest Territories
Canada
Tlinois
Newport News
Roosevelt
Harrisburg
Arnold Daly Born in Brooklyn Actor of Stage Greats
Arnold Daly a distinguished American stage actor born in Brooklyn New York on October 4 1875 began his career early and gained rapid attention after his 1892 debut. He first appeared in New York at Herald Square in 1895 as Chambers in Puddin Head Wilson and soon drew manager interest. He went to England in 1898 for a London debut at Garrick April 1898. Returning to the United States he acted with Tully Marlowe in Barbara Fritchle and in 1902 Hearts Aflame followed by Cynthia The Bird in the Cage and Major Andre in 1903 and The Girl from Dixie in 1904. He produced Shaw's Ganda and later You never can tell and Mrs Warren's Profession. He toured widely with various productions including several Shaw works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Daly
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sacred Heart Academy
New York
Herald Square Theatre
Chambers
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Wrs
Shaw
Mrs. Warren
Simon
Nefing Deen
Geveral
Steamship Southern Launched at Newport News Yard
A new steamer Southern built for Norfolk and Washington Steamboat company was launched at Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock. The vessel will sail Norfolk to Washington as a premier passenger steamer amid a broad political campaign. The item includes unrelated ads for health products and a medical cure offer from Hall's Catarrh Cure with a local reward notice and a harvest supper listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Southern
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Norfolk
Washington
Hall
Tey
Moilely
F. J. Chenny & Co
Tolan
Tac
Peruna Claimed to Cure Kidney Trouble in Letters
Readers praise Peruna for kidney and bladder relief with lengthy testimonials. William Batley of Washington DC credits the remedy after a year of use, while John N Watkins of St Louis recounts decades of illness and predicts curing effects from Peruna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Peruana
Peruna
William Batley
N. E
Washington, D. C
Union
John N, Watkins
Shenandoah Ave
Lous, Mo
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Matt
Careler
Cnesier
EEKLY
Budgeribers
Alway
Belle Poole
Waterloo Posaceses
Soma
Inerchinta
Randle
Agre Orieu
Republican Party
Charles Felix 1A Fond
Afro-American League of the United States
Reero Republican Clubs
Sherman
Democratic Party
Bryan
Taft Club
Ie Mckinley
Grant Club
Des Moines
Aittle
New Congregational Church
Walnut Street
Ronnee
New Walnut Street Baptist Church
Warren Brown
The
Watanlag
Sidential
Mrs. Scales
Evory
W William Grawford Corgas
William Crawford Gorgas
Mobile
Ala
Josiah Cor
University of the South
Sewanee
Tenn
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Bellevue Hospital
Medical Corps
United States Army
Havana
College of Physicians At
Cinennati
Miss’ Marie Cook Doughty
Welther
John W .Kern
South Atlantic
Hollister’s
Rocky Mountain
Wangler Bros
Simmons’ Gallery
First Congregational Church
W.F. Cow
W.F. Crow
E. St
Vrain St
Colorado Springs
Col
St. Louis, Ho
Clow
Colorado
iMoun N Watkins
Hoff & Gnagy
W. H. Marshall Grocery Car
West Std Sts
Kipp the Tailor
Lafayette Street
Cottage Creese
Hartong
Franklin and
Logan Ave
C. B
Thorn
Bell
Sycamore St
Sandwich & Oyster House
Peterson Bros
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