Waterloo social calendar buzzes with clubs and events
A busy week of society meetings and entertainments unfolds in Waterloo. Concerts at First Congregational Church feature the Waterloo Conservatory Orchestra under Prof. Prowell with Miss Knittle and Miss Basher. Various chapters, lodges, and clubs host gatherings at homes, halls, and churches, plus a Luther League convention and Iowa Federation attendance plans. Local women from Waterloo and former residents gather at homes in Pasadena and nearby cities, while other notices cover birthdays, luncheons, and upcoming public-interest programs.
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First Congregational Church
Waterloo Conservatory Orchestra
Scott B. Prowell
Viola Knittle
Wilma Basher
Young People's Society of the Church
Ettinger
Mary Miller
Queen Esther Circle
W. J. Peddicord
Western Avenue
Kensington
Town Street
Waterloo
la Salle Theatre
Chicago
Syndicate Theatre
Luther League
St. Luke’s English Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Litery Society
Miss Tate
Miss Hall
Lovejoy
Fire loss hits $100,000 in Indianapolis district
A fire of unknown origin swept the wholesale district in Indianapolis early today destroying property valued at about $100,000. The Burdeal company and four adjacent buildings suffered damage in the blaze.
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Indianapolis
Burdeal Company
Crazed Wife Kills Self and Babies in Chicago
Chicago, April 25. Mrs. Margaret Collins, 4 young wife and two children dead from gas asphyxiation. Husband Thomas Collins found the bodies upon returning from work at 3 am at 3342 Wallace St. Police believe illness of wife and one child contributed to the act. All gas jets open. cat, dog, canary died as well. Neighbors called police after Collins nearly harmed himself.
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Chicago
Margaret Collins
Thomas
First National Bank
Mary
Anastasia
Thirty-fifth
Collins
Miss Teisinger Marries Floyd Robinson in Minnesota
Miss Margaret Teisinger and Floyd Robinson of Waterloo were wed by Probate Judge A A Wayland Saturday at 3 PM in Albert Lea Minnesota. They will live with Thomas Robinson in Waterloo. Robinson works as a moulder at Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co. The couple have known each other since last July and she recently joined the First Baptist church. Their wedding was performed in Minnesota due to Robison being underage without parental consent. Daughters of 1812 Meet in Washington with Mrs William Gerry Slade presiding.
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C. H. Chapman
Sycamore Street
Mr. Chapman
Louise Williams
Cedar Falls
Will White
Waterloo
Harry Canard
Ida Hansen
Albert Lea
Minn
Margaret Teisinger
Floyd Robinson
A. A. Wayland
Thomas Robinson
Park Road
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Miss Telsinger
Lfe
Norman Smith
First Baptist Church
Minnesota
Daughters OF 1812
Washington
National Convention of the
William Gerry Slade
New York
Merger hearing set for October first in Union Pacific case
Washington April 25 government moves for dissolution of the Southern and Union Pacific merger. The hearing on the government case is scheduled to take place about October 1.
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Washington
Southern
Union Pacific
Edward F Kistner Seeks County Coroner Nomination
Republican candidate Edward F Kistner announces his bid for county coroner, subject to Republican voters in the June primary. He identifies himself as an undertaker and urges support from party voters.
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Markets Reported in Chicago
Richardson and Larra bee report estimated today receipts of hogs 20 000 cattle 600 and sheep 18 000. Hog market opened higher by 6 to 10 cents and closed active at early prices with classes mixed both heavy and light showing gains. Sheep market opened and closed steady with native lambs Western and yearlings trading around 7 50 to 9 90. Cash oats bids listed for No 2 white 44 44h No 3 41 No 4 white 41 424 Standard 48 44. New York wheat and corn futures cited with modest advances and St Louis Minneapolis cash specs noted.
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Chicago
Hobb
Nathy
Western
New York
Alge
Illinois Central
United States
Amalgamated
Waterloo
Wellington
Tame Bay
Rene
Conn Bros
Feely to File His Petition for Attorney General
J C Murtagh also files papers for Congress as both seek nomination in Des Moines. Feely sails to file on the Republican ticket with a petition bearing over a thousand signatures, far exceeding the required number. Murtagh, aiming at the Third Iowa district, gathers about seven hundred names, comfortably above the minimum.
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Guy Feely
Des Moines
Feely
Murtagh
J.C. Murtagh
Pickett
Iowa
Congress
McCutcheon Returns Home From Africa Voyage
Honolulu April 25 John T McCutcheon Chicago cartoonist and writer who traveled with Theodore Roosevelt in Africa is returning on the steamer Asia which arrived here Saturday He predicts Roosevelt will again be president and notes the colonel avoided politics in hunting camps while remarking he has long term plans to follow Regular meeting G I A to B of L E engineers hall Wednesday 2 30 p m urging every member present
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Iowa
J. W. Richards
Iowa Wor
General Federation of Womens, Clubs
Cincinnati
J. T. Coolidge
Waterloo
Richards
W. H. Bickley
Margaret Clark
E. L. Johnson
D. N. Hurd
Harriett
Lake
Independence
Marie Weller
Nashua
H. J. Howe
Marshalltown
B. F. Carroll
Ella Hamilton Durley
W. H. Bailey
Margaret Brown
BE. A. Shipley
Des Moines
Chicago
F. O. Wildhagen
J. O. Miller
Honolulu
John T. McCutcheon
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Asia
McCutcheon
Roosevelt
B. of L. E. Et Engineers’ Hall
Taft Opens Broad Tariff Revision Investigation
President Taft asks Congress for 250000 to fund a planned three to four year tariff inquiry by a permanent tariff commission. The study, backed by insurgents, aims to assemble complete tariff data across all items and assess impacts on production, prices, and competition with objective expert oversight.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
United States
Congress
Washington
Amendment to The Nauman Company Articles of Incorporation
The Nauman Company adopts amendments to its charter adjusting authorized capital to 200000 dollars with 125000 dollars common stock and 76000 dollars preferred stock. Preferred stock gains voting rights and director entitlement changes. future issues may cancel existing preferred shares. Board may retire or reissue preferred stock as cash payments occur. A prior article is rescinded and the document is dated April 21 1910 in Waterloo Iowa with notary acknowledgement.
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Nauman Company
C. H. Nauman
W. B. Nauman
Board of Directors
Corporation
Board of Directory
Waterloo
Iowa
A. D
GC. H. Nauman
Carleton Sias
Mrs Adelaide Buckley Dies in Morristown Home
Mrs Adelaide Hill Buckley, wife of Rev James M Buckley editor of the Christian Advocate, dies at her Morristown home. A prominent member of thirty philanthropic groups and noted author and translator. The item also notes a curious remark about wine in Spain used for shoeblacking.
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Morristown
N. J
Adelaide Whi Buckley
James M. Buckley
The
Christian Advocate
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