Hero Hull The Destroyer Honored by Navy League
The Navy League of the United States praises Captain Isaac Hull for his actions against the British squadron off New York and recounts his career leading to the destruction of the Guerriere. The article highlights Hull’s modesty, the Constitution’s swift victory, and honors awarded by Congress including a gold medal and prize money.
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D A R Convention Opens With War Roles Program
Washington April 15 The Daughters of the American Revolution 27th congress opens with a program focused on women's part in war. President Wilson and ambassadors from France and Italy along with Belgian and Serbian ministers and Maj. Gen. D J McLachlan the British military attaché are among speakers. A city council meeting tonight is postponed due to Mayor Thompson’s illness. expected to reconvene later in the week.
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National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
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R. C. Thompson
U.S. District Court Waterloo to Open May 14
The United States district court for the Waterloo division will open in Waterloo on May 14 at 10 a m. The last day to file notice of trial for calendar inclusion is April 29. A list of petit jurors drawn for the term includes D F B Alcorn Tipton Geo Binns Ma qQuoketa R 2 8 W Bennett Mitchell Grover Brown Cascade It 3 Hans Braham New Hampton John Bester Wirthington A B Baxter Iowa Falls John N Gurdsall Alden John Brunskill Dubuque R 7 John Coseh Waukon Ly J Couse Decorah George Child Toledo Milton Duff Volga Elmer Detrick Vinton Jos Dvorak Elberon EB GC Irvite Clarence Wm Groening Denver John Gable Cedar Rapids George Griffith Greeley Henry Groppe Dubuque Winn J Hart Nora Springs Elmer Hayes Bellevue R G A P Humphreys North English Wm Hannah Tipton F P Ireland Anamosa J B Kennedy Cascade Bert Kiinkle Waukon A D Kenyon Decorah R G May New Albin John Meyer Maynard Fred Meyer New Albin Thos McDermott Epworth C A Metcalf Avimosa M Migult Hazleton Don McNett Jr Postville J M Plantz Nashua Vern Pierce Plainfield Alfred G Remle Anamosa Chas Robinson Morrison John Smith Coggin J M Smock Elkader Sam Swift Dubuque Robert Taylor Meidbeck Wiliam Till son Cresco Charles Travis New Albia Percy Thomson Cresco J N Smith Barleton S A Van Saun Dubuque R DeWitt Waller Dubuque Chas Winders Toledo.
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Iowa Falls
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Dubuque
John Coseh
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George Child
Toledo
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Doctor Could Not Help Her from Brooklyn Woman
Mrs Pratt of Brooklyn recounts a dreadful displacement and two severe inflammations that stumped her doctor. After considering an operation she found relief through Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash, claiming full recovery and urging others to try the remedy before surgery.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Chicago Club Subscribes $100,000 to Liberty Loans
Chicago National League club has subscribed for $100,000 of third liberty loan bonds, part of a $250,000 appropriated last year by stockholders to purchase new players and strengthen the team. We had the cash and we couldn't spend it for players.
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Weeghman Proposes Liberty Bond Purchase Plan
Weeghman, president of the club, explained today there was unanimity among stockholders when he proposed buying Liberty bonds with $100,000. The report notes discussion of coat rate, from Washington D C, dated April 15.
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Juigher
Washington, D. C
Railroad seeks coal rate hike to Kansas Iowa points
Missouri Kansas Texas railroad filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission to raise coal rates from 12 to 28 cents per ton for shipments from Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas mines to Kansas and Iowa destinations.
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