Electricians and Plumbers in City Strike Demand Raises
Sioux City April 27 electricians joined plumbers in demanding higher wages and a closed shop. Employers refuse to concede. Electricians seek 2.50 to 4.00. City garbage haulers seek pay increase due to high horse feed costs. they use their own horses and pay 18 to 20 per ton for hay and 9 cents per bushel for corn. A local ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a testimonial from Mrs. H Silks of Dowling Street Sydney Australia.
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Sioux City
Man claims raw eggs and Thedford’s Black Draught cured indigestion
Cecilton Maryland resident George Richards details a 12 year battle with stomach troubles and costly treatments. He credits two 25 cent packages of Thedford’s Black Draught for relief and says he has since returned to farm work, calling the remedy a long used vegetable cure.
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Cecilton
George Richards
Thedford
Thedford’s
Manchester Boy Fatally Shot Near Home
A 10 year old boy died in Manchester Ja after a 22 caliber rifle discharged in a barnyard incident. He had been playing with his brother when the gun went off as he prepared to leave to fly a kite. The shot entered his head and he died within thirty minutes despite medical efforts.
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Manchester
Fred Becker
Products of Michigan soil shown in Waterloo demo
Upper Peninsula produce will be demonstrated in Waterloo next Tuesday all day. A Western Land Securities display car from St. Paul, with M. J. Pommer & Co. as local agents, will be parked near the Illinois Central tracks by the depot. Free samples and a feature allowing investigators to obtain producer names and addresses are planned.
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Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Waterloo
Western Land Securities Company of
St. Paul
M. J. Pommer & Co
Ulinois Central
Far rington Creamery to decide rebuilding for insurance
A meeting of Farrington Creamery company members is set for April 27 at the Sam Besh schoolhouse to decide if the creamery should be rebuilt to obtain insurance. Various local residents from Waverly and surrounding towns were noted in social visits and weddings this week.
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Denver
Farrington Creamery Company
Sam Besh
Henry Greaning
Emma
Waverly
F. W. Clausing
Parkersburg
Will Kliendins
Waterloo
John Schoof
Kréech
Geo. Moeller
Paul
C. Pipho
Tripoli
Emma Greaning
A. C. Hoppenworth
Des Moines
M.A. Dicken
Cedar Falls
H. Gleason
Wm. Greaning
Bertha Lobeck
Henry Laobeck
The
Mission Society
H. A. Mohling
Geo. Wielder
Raymond Pipho
Fredericksburg
F. F. Wiegert
H. L. Tickman
Bryan movement grows as Roosevelt nomination nears
Washington April 21. After Bryan's visit and Roosevelt’s rise as likely nominee Democrats in Congress discuss a possible Bryan bid. House Democrats say rumors of a draft movement persist, fearing Roosevelt’s broad support will complicate any Democratic path.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Congress
Bryan
House
Titanic Disaster The Sea Sinks World Icon to Davy Jones
A weather prophet attributes the Titanic sinking and other calamities to Saturn in alignment with the moon. The account cites 1701 lives lost and frames providence as judge. An accompanying note advertises an April 25 lecture on leprosy work by W M Danner at Grace M E church.
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Saturn
Hand of
Providence
John C. Busby
Independence
Grace M. EB
W. M. Danner
Cambridge
Mase
India
Far East
Mr. Danner
Mre. L. BE
Mociery
Boston
Danner
Missionary and Young People's Societies
Missionary address and local notices from Waterloo area
Isaac T. Headland spoke at the M. E. church, praising his Pekin University address. Local residents, visitors from Waterloo and Rockford, missionary rally notes, a fatal accident of Philip Shanahan, and a long list of advertised letters appear in this Marble Rock column.
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Geo. W. Gates
Jeust
Haynes
W. Bucklin, Jr
B. J. Oakes
Greene
C. H. Williams
Walker
Arno
Mason
Rockford
C. J. O'Keefe
W. Bucklin
Mra Bucklin, Jr
Waterloo
FB. Davis
M. E. Church
Philip Shanahan
Shrakeman
Cedar Rapids
Local Social and Community Notes from Hudson Area
Hudson residents report family visits shopping trips and attendance at events in Waterloo and Dubuque. The Rebekah and Odd Fellows plan an anniversary celebration at the I O O F hall with invitation to all members and families.
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Waterloo
The
Baptist Church
A. T. Joder
McMillan
Little Mins
Lillian Breese
Floyd Gibson
George Waltman
Rebekah
Odd Fellows
I. O
Sam Watterson
Irv. Blough
al Blough
H. B. Eighmey
Dubuque
Ned Hallock
Masonville
Cecile
Edna Smith
Grandma Smith
Gladys Washburn
A. H. Brandhorat
Waterloe
Tribute to Titanic Musicians Reveals Eight Steamer Celtic Band Names
New York officials recount the eight men who played aboard the Celtic when the Titanic sank. Musicians listed include bandmaster Hartley, violinist John Hume, pianist Herbert Taylor, bassist Frederick Clark, and cellist Woodward, plus three others Erins Vreteaux and Brailey. Only last names were known until now.
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New York
Louis Cross
John 5
Carr
Celtic
Cross
Hartley
John Hume
Herbert Taylor
Frederick Clark
Woodward
Erins
Vreteaux
Brailey
Hume
Clark
Illinois Central wreck blamed on engineers and railroad
A coroner jury in Towa Falls convicts Illinois Central Railway and two rear- train enginemen of gross carelessness after a stock- bound wreck. Conductor Beatris faces censure for not slowing near yard limits while the company is cleared of fault due to strict internal rules. Representatives from the Interstate Commerce Commission accompanied the probe.
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Towa Falls
Illinois Central
Illinois Central Railway Company
Tessneen
Chicago
G. M. Alter
F. R. Flickinger
A. J. Beatris
Interstate Commerce Commission
Why He Was Late
A quip about lateness to supper follows a friend meeting Smithson and discussing his stomach troubles. The speaker notes Cham berlain's Tablets as the remedy, and the line ends with solid approval from all dealers.
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Smithson
Chamberlain
Delaware Pioneer Henry Box Dies at 90 in Greeley
Henry Box age 90 longtime Delaware county resident and former proprietor of the Box hotel died at his home in Greeley after an extended illness. He had lived in Delaware county for nearly 50 years and was a well known pioneer figure in the community.
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Greeley, Ia
Henry Box
Delaware County
Two Women Testify About Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
In New Moorefield Ohio Mrs Cassis Lioup says Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound relieved bearing down pains dizzy weakness and backache enabling her to stand and regain strength. In Williams Town Massachusetts Mrs Rostar Coup reports relief from irregular periods and female weakness after one bottle and urges others to try the medicine.
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New Moorefield
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cassis Lioup
New Moorefield, Clark Co
Booth Williamstown
Mass
Mrs. Rostar Coup
Box
South Williamstown
Free Cure Offer Extends to 500 Courier Readers
An Indiana scientist offers free a large proof package and treatment to five hundred sick readers of The Courier. He claims his remedy cures chronic diseases and invites readers to mail or coupon in for a no charge trial, regardless of illness duration. He cites rheumatism, kidney, stomach, liver, bronchial, and other ailments and urges immediate action.
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Farmows
Indiana
James W. Kidd
Fort Wayne
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la Porte City
Mabel Blair
Katherine Dow
Doe
Jamon Gardiner Company
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Wreck
Grace M
Immer
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R. J. Ackley
M. J. Tift
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C. A. Carman
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Ferne Geren
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Sadie Hook
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Mize Leona Johnson
R. M. Jurgens
Line Juhl
G. C. Lambert
Margaret B. Summerville
Stella ‘McMahen
Eton Munson
Caroline Plumb
Charles W. Ash
Cc. J. Bagenatos
Lennie Bartllett
Elthan Beem
Joseph Bell
Sam Berman
iThe Boston
P. G. A. Brown
Mr.c. E
Frank Champs
Ed Davis
R. C. Dolbin
John France
J. A. Goderich
F. H. Hawley
George R. James
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Wizard Willams
Charles Wilson
Ed H.wilson
F. M. Wilson
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Mary EF. Holiday
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Wm.bane
Louis W. Lolk
Gugenteur M. Mattes
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W. RR. Law
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Towa
H. W. Taggart
Hudson
Harold Bancroft
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Fowler
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Lydia E.pinkham
Omaha
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