InfERLOO Evening Courier Publisher and offices noted
The InfERLOO Evening Courier lists publishing details and staff with John C. Hamman as President and Editor, A W Parenson as Secretary-Treasurer and General Manager, and several office addresses in Waterloo Iowa New York Chicago and Europe. It notes daily except Sunday printing and advertising rates and foreign postage options for the Courier in Europe with multiple locations in London Paris Berlin and Petersburg.
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Inferloo Evening Courier
Asociated Preas
W. H. Hartman Company
John C. Hamman
A. W. Parenson
Gen. Mgr
New York
Tribune
Alfred B. Lukens
Chicago
Teibane
A.W. Allen
Cerrer
Mall
Postofic Waterloo
Ea Crond-Claas
Waterloo
TER
Europe
Americas
Waterho
Ndow
Trafalgar Building
Northumberland Avenue
American Express
Haywarket
Dewe
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucises
de Opera
Amber
de Scribe
Berlin
Unter Deo Linden
Petersburg
Nevsky
Prospekt
Paeper
Democratic Congress Criticisms On Legislative Session
The piece accuses the Democratic Congress of inefficiency and wreckage, arguing the lengthy session yielded little fiscal saving and blocked naval defense. It claims tariff bills served political stunts to extend the session, urging voters to back a progressive Republican government in future elections.
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Representative Mann
House of Representatives
Congress
Tariff ‘Board
United States
A Palatial Market Not For The People
The article argues that grand market buildings in cities like Toledo attract investment and spectacle but fail to serve consumers. It notes contracts fix prices and rules, locking out consumer access while benefiting grocers and middlemen. A proposal favors a free city market for lower living costs and consumer choice.
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Baltimore
Toledo
United States
New Toledo
Alceis
Thiele
Pure milk and civic reform dominate Waterloo talk
The city council refers pure milk concerns to the City Medical society and the Courier urges strong action to ensure milk safety, favoring pasteurization for milk from untested herds. It laments vandalism, mocks wealthy socialites, and comments on Taft era politics, Progres sives and reform rhetoric, and national figures.
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City Medical Society
Courier
Spirit of the Iowa Press and Political Prognostications
Iowa newspapers discuss retirement timing for cabinet figures and urge voters to support Roosevelt with straight party lines. The Des Moines and Marshalltown columns note progressive sentiment, calls for a third ticket, and warnings of backlash if progressives split, highlighting Democratic critique and GOP unity.
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Des Moines
Tama Jim
Kenyon Stam and the Cedar Falls Record alignment
The Cedar Falls Record defends Senator Kenyon Stam as morally above reproach and independent in voting. It asserts public service quality as the sole standard and warns Iowans against letting prejudices influence his re election.
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Kenyon
Cedar Falls
Ken
Iowa
Quick Quotes and Cartoon Snippets Across Papers
A collage of humorous lines and clippings from multiple papers including Louisville Courier-Journal Newark News and Chicago Tribune. Jokes about philosophy money and travel mix with a birthday surprise for Herr Doktor and a capital figures mockery.
Obscured Identity Eyed by Florida Judge in Court Desk Footing
Judge Locke of the U S District Court in Florida admonished an attorney for resting feet on a desk. The presiding jurist demanded identification of which legs belonged to the offender. The moment showcased courtroom decorum.
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Locke
Federal Court, First District of Florida
Marshall
Roosevelt Support Sparks Progressive Party Dilemma
Marshalltown Times-Republican reports Chairman Franke asks if progressives can back Roosevelt while tolerating Taft allies, weighing immediate third party building against rallying a strong Roosevelt vote and endorsing majority rule and a preferential primary. The piece frames a practical choice confronting the progressive movement.
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Marshalltown
Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Franke
Iowa Bull Moose factions face splits over progressive goals
The piece argues third party leaders in Iowa risk alienating their own supporters and aiding a Democratic agenda. It contends Iowa senators Cummins and Kenyon remain true progressives, while a staunchly partisan shift could wreck progressive unity and hand the state to Democrats or a compromised legislature. It likens rigid purists to matches ready to start fires.
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Iowa
Senate
Lowi
Leanto
Tariff Reform Debate Shows Politics, Not Policy
Chicago Tribune commentary argues the sixty second congress produced a long session but few tariff gains. It blames tactics and factional advantage, citing Clark Underwood and Wilson as shaping a two part approach rather than meaningful reform. The piece laments stalemate between Taft and House leadership.
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Chicago Tribune
Clark-Underwood
Messrs
Clark
Underwood
Taft
Wilson
Political remark stirs crowd at Chautauqua rally
William Jennings Bryan asserted a political remedy and warned that highbeat men in both parties have acted, laying groundwork for a remedy. He said if he could vote at the Chicago convention he would have backed Governor Hadley of Missouri or Senator Kenyon of Iowa, a remark that drew strong applause at Chautauqua.
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Bryan
Chicago
Hadley
Missouri
Kenyon
Iowa
Popularity Papers The Tact Of Picking Up Handles
The Evening Chit Chat discusses tact as the fine art of picking things up by the handles. A tactless person is rarely popular, even with good intentions, and such behavior clashes with serious effort to act on those intentions. A newly married couple, Mr and Mrs J M Hamilton, receive a sewing machine as a notable gift from William Galloway, described as an unfortunate but generous gesture.
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J. M. Hamilton
South Street
Lucky
William Galloway
Ton
Tact and Selflessness through the Golden Rule
Ruth Cameron discusses tact as selfless awareness of others, explaining its many forms from mood sensitivity to speaking timing. She argues tact stems from the Golden Rule and can be learned with effort. A courtroom scene notes scaffolding for better acoustics, and A. B. Jones of Lee Pharmacy endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as a trusted cough remedy.
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Ruth Cameron
A. 8. Jones
Lee Pharmacy
Chico
Cal
Foley & Co
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Bryan Sees Split At Chicago Convention Fort Dodge Speech
William Jennings Bryan offered a pointed analysis in Fort Dodge arguing that Taft and Roosevelt factions valued ends over means while implying Democrats would have chosen differently. he framed both sides as earnest yet unreliable in self judgment. He noted Republicans at Chicago showed honesty and sympathy for both camps as he addressed an audience at Chaudauqua events.
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Cedar Rapids
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Fort Dodge
Taft
Roosevelt
Woman Escapes Dreadful Operation with Remedy
Megadore Ohio woman recalls severe female troubles and a feared operation. After three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gained strength, avoided surgery, and bore two healthy children. The ad touts the remedy as a standard thirty year cure for displacements ulcers irregularities and other female ailments. It invites letters to the Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential female advice.
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R.V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Megadore
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
Lez Mannges
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Coney Islands
T. R
Teddy
Senator Borah
Economy Commission
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Marion Register
Hoorevelt
Condoner
Choris
Rheenus Iik
York
Megister
Cunmins
Kenyon Tay
Roosever
Republican
Howell
Wonan
Louisville Courier-Journal
Newark News
Herr, Doktor
Bill Taft
Penrose
Crane
Franke
Waterloo Ice Cream Co
E. Sixth Street
Uncle Sam
Schmiedeberg
Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta, Ga
Vebbe
C. M. Wray, M.D
Nate Bank
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
Black Hawk
Franklin St
Rae
Office 1909
Robert G. Dakin
Lafayette Building
Blue Waterloo
Natl Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
Avon Bowe Street
F. C. Liffeing
Lafayette Ridg
DR. Gerrit J. Bennett
West Fourth
Elmwood and
Western
DR. Bodwell
E. A. Hunt
Fred C. Sage
Lameon
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