Easter Sunday in Waterloo Churches 1912 Festive Services
Easter Sunday in Waterloo featured abundant music and floral from Catholic, Episcopal, and multiple Protestant churches. Cantatas and special hymnody highlighted services, baptisms and church memberships, with Miss Peterson as a noted missionary speaker and Dr. John Bunyan Smith debuting as Walnut Street Baptist pastor. The day included early Easter offerings near $270, a 1,400 dollar benevolence total, and prominent sermons across First Baptist Unity and Presbyterian parishes.
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Waterloo
Christ Episcopal
First Baptist
Choral Union
George C- Welker
Ascension
Alfred Robyn
United Brethren Church In
Christchoir
Nellie Ruyane
First Brethren
E. L. Hildebrand
Zion
Grace M. E
Quartette and
Harry W. Sigworth
Sieworth
Richard C. Bland
Bertha’ Fall
L. L. Brooks
Westminster Presbyterian
Betsy Achsah Rees
Eason, Walier
Mekeni
Gwyneth Sampson
Sacred Heart Catholic Choir
Millard
St. Joseph's Choir
le Jeal
St. Mary's Choir
Fiat
A. H. Rosewig
Christ Episcopal Church Quartette
Kenneth Runkel
W. R. Weld
Ings Peterson
First Baptist Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Petterson
Grace NM
W.W. Wyant
Edgar Welton Cooley
St. Paul's M. EB
Universalist
Northmingler Presbyterian
East Park Presbyterian
Church of the Brethren
Plymourh
Linden M. KB
Methodist
Tes Moines
Mr. Walz
Tey
J. G. Waly
Petster
Kogdn Avenue
Walz
Des Moines
Inga Priterson
BR. W. Sehuneminnn
A. 5 Weishaar
Crrace Ziebean
W. R. Cole
W. W. Lytle
Knights Templar
Ascaion Commandery
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Orders
Knight Will F. Spry
Christ
Quartette
Ralph Mason Hix
Paul Davis
Cedar Falls
Amy Dougherty Capper
J. E. Brinkman
Oliver Stevenson
Grare Watson
Cedar Rapids
Watson
John Bunyan Smith
W. B. Howell
Smith
Muscatine
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Robert C. Westenberg
Marshalltown
E. J. Forsythe
Waterton
Edwin Lanham
Westenberg
Wilsons Suit Case Stolen During Political Row
Thieves believed backed by political enemies stole a large suitcase with apparel and private papers from Gov Woodrow Wilson at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago. Wilson traveled to Syracuse that evening with only the clothes he wore, while party leaders and campaigners blamed political earmarks and questioned the thefts motives.
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Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Sherman
Syracuse
N. Y
Gov. Wilson
Walter Measday
New Jersey
Dudles Field Mealone
United States
O'Gorman
New York
Gor
Wilson
Plans for Special Train to National Airmen's Meet
Prof. Hugh G. Van Pelt chairs the Ore committee with Taal DavisLB Traviern Bo Schuneman and Arthur Husstoan to reserve seats for a Town Criers train from Waterloo to Dallas May 18 29. Seventy five reservations needed. early signup ensures first choice in berths and sleeping quarters. train departs Waterloo by May 11 with final counts by end of the first week in May. meeting at 7 30 this evening at Kimball Printing Co. office.
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Hugh G. van Pelt
Taal Davis
LB. Traviern
Bo. Schuneman
Arthur Husstoan
National Airmen's Convention
Dallas
Tex
Kimball Printing Company
Waterloo
Hotel Project Looms Large in Waterlow West Plans
A Waterlow west hotel initiative advances as Chamber of Commerce committees study a large fireproof hotel proposal. Dr E Tankerbere chairs the committee with first meetings tonight and an open session tomorrow to decide whether to proceed.
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Waterlow West
Chamber of Commerce
E. Tankerbere
O. Lamson
Simeson
Gssntiates
Kenwood Park Addition
Prospect Gardens
Prospect Hills
Primaries shaping fate of Taft and Roosevelt in key states
Washington facing vital primaries as 192 delegates are chosen by Republicans and a smaller number by Democrats. A Roosevelt victory together with Taft losses in Illinois and Pennsylvania could decisively weaken Taft, signaling broader boost for Roosevelt and shifting campaign momentum nationwide. North Dakota and Wisconsin show Taft strength lacking.
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Washington, D. C
Col
Roosevelt
Holinois
Taft
Pennsylvania
Noth Ilinois
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Talt
Why He Was Late
A humorous exchange about being an hour late after meeting Smithson. The speaker explains Smithson described stomach trouble and suggested Chamberlain's Tablets, a common remedy. Dealers joke that this is what he needs, reflecting light, everyday conversation.
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Smithson
Chamberlain
Woman Accused by Banker in Washington Insanity Case
Mrs Mary Gage faced sensational hearing as her daughter Margaret defends her. Margaret blamed social ostracism for the threats against Charles J Tell head of American Security Co. Bell testified he faced only fear not hostility, while Mrs Gage was ordered to the Government Hospital for the Insane. police surgeons deemed her unsound mind. Setety is well represented at the hearings daily.
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Mary ¥. Gage
Charles J. Tell
American Security Company
Washington
Margaret C. Gage
Mr. Bell
Engineer Luscombe Dies After Train Window Accident
Harry Luscombe, a 35 year Illinois Central locomotive engineer, died Sunday after his head struck a bridge beam while leaning from the cab on train No. 402 near Independence. He collapsed at Independence, died 9:20 a.m. Funeral set for Gatena Tuesday. son Thomas Luscombe a freighter conductor rode aboard and aided him. Luscombe had served since 1887 with the Illinois Central and was a veteran of the road.
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Harry Luscombe
Wapsie River
Independence
Waterloo
Freeport
Luscombe
Thomas Luscombe
Illinois Central
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Gatena
B. of L. E. Order
Tillinois Central
Rehearsal Call for Tonight's Chorus Split
The note urges full attendance at the rehearsals as the chorus will be divided into two parts for an upcoming performance. One group will sing the Hebrews and the other the Babylonians.
Judgment Won Against Boggs in Foreclosure Suit
In the foreclosure action titled W. O. Fairbairn versus E. A. Boggs and others, a judgment was entered. Details indicate a court ruling against Boggs or related parties in the case. The filing pertains to property foreclosure proceedings.
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W. O.1
Fairbairn
E. A. Boggs
Chorus Rehearsal Boosts Belshazars Double Chorus
An extra rehearsal of the orchestra and part of the chorus for the opera Belshazzar was held in the WoC A parlors Saturday evening to better prepare for the double chorus performance.
Roots and Herbs as Nature’s Cure Widely Praised
The passage extols root and herb medicines as safer and more reliable than drugs and claims modern science cannot improve on them. It cites Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a renowned standard remedy for female illnesses, noting vast annual use of roots and herbs in its manufacture.
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Lydia FE
Pinkham
Ocean
Murtagh Withdraws, Foreclosure Decree Entered Against Boggs
The court records Murtagh withdrawing and defaulting defendants for lack of appearance and answer. Judgment against E A Boggs and Estell D Boggs for 4840.11 and costs, with attorneys fees 68.40. Decree of foreclosure as prayed, with special and general execution.
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Murtagh
Weefault
E. A. Boggs
Estell D. Boggs
Democrats Re-Elected In Municipal Election
Davenport results show the Democratic slate winning all seats except Mayor Alfred C Mueller, a Republican, who was re elected by a margin of 365. The Saturday vote confirms a Democratic sweep in the city’s municipal races.
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Davenport, Ja
Alfred C Mueller
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