Evening Events and Social Toils in Riverside and St Paul
Local notices list Tuesday morning activities at Riverside Drive club and nearby venues with meetings and picnics. Chautauqua events, church meetings, a city C E union mass, a wedding, and L O T M gathering fill the day’s schedule. A choir guild garden party at the Christ Episcopal church raised funds for the organ.
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Riverside Drive
C. Bhean
Chautauqua Park
Mae Buchan
Marjorie O’keefe
Eletre Nous Club
Clarence Huston
Elk Run Inn
Pansy Club
Ced’ River Park
City C. E. Union -Christian Church
Eleanor Deyo
Elbert Green
A. O. U. W. Hall
Lund
Misses Humphreys
Charlotte Mann
Dorothy Crowell
Ruth McMillan
Howe
Chicago
Cox
Louise
Salina
Kan
ST. Paul's Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
W. C. Guy
Daughters of Martha
Misabel Shaw
Neo Cailer Street
Mae Harter
Granie
Waterloo notes on markets people and travel in brief
Riverside market reports list bees selling at 24 cents a dozen and grapes at four cents a pound. Numerous residents and visitors travel to Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, and Chicago, with personalities including Dr. F C Sage, Alfred Langley, J B Vaughan, and Miss Leonore Shanewise. derailment delays trains. several families relocate within Waterloo and to nearby cities.
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F.C. Sage
Swept Simday
Littleton
Alfred Langley
Cedar Rapids
Str
W. F. Parrott
Des Moines
Willis Wentworth Wat
Taracare
J. BR. Vaughan
Bubugie
Basin
Iowa Baptist Convention
Charles O'goard
Inima
Gilbert O'goard
Mary Stevenson
Pine Street
Webster City
Carrie Wilson
Waterloo Savings Bank
Waterloo crowds head to Des Moines fair by train and auto
An exodus to the town state fair at Des Moines began this morning with Waterloo residents flocking to Sycamore Street and Union Depot ticket windows. About 125 pages were sold as crowds formed around trains and many travelers chose auto transport. The Great Western runs all southbound trains in two sections during fair week.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
Sycamore Street
Great Western
Union Depot
Boston Braves Clinch 3-1 Win Over Cardinals in Pitchers’ Duel
In St Louis Boston secured the last win of the series 3 to 1 behind a near perfect pitching effort by Southpaw Boston. Tyler held the Cardinals to one hit while Perdue struggled but pitched well in late innings. Better defense from St Louis would have kept the score closer as Boston gains on the NL race with New York.
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St. Louis
Boston Braves
Cardinals
Tyler
Perdue
Boston
New York
Chicago
Si. Howis
Absent minded man loses then finds auto
Otto Borchers, after watching a theater show and playing billiards, forgot where he left his car near Fourth and Sycamore. He searched for hours before discovering the automobile where he had parked it.
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Otto Borchers
Fourth
Sycamore
Ellis Rote
Chief Dunham Delayed by Minnesota Road Conditions
Chief Dunham and his family returned from an automobile trip to St Paul and Minneapolis Saturday evening after a party of city officials traveled to the Twin Cities. Heavy snowfall kept the chief from returning as roads remained impassable.
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Dunham
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Dunhams
Riot Over Food In Providence Rhode Island
Riot over bread price erupts on Federal Hill as nearly 5 000 angry Italians clash with police. Three officers wounded one seriously and a fireman shot while seven citizens are injured. Deputy Sheriff Brown sparked the clash by attempting to arrest an Italian on a civil warrant. The day follows Saturday’s looting over macaroni prices.
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Providence
KR. J
Aug. Hi
Federal Hill
Brown
Vnly
Owl
Elook
Hammond Threats Tempers Temperance Work in Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa Aug 31 John B Hammond prominent temperance worker Saturday brought his threat to resign and urged unity among temperance factions after a heated meeting at a diner report says Hammond warned of possible action if disputes persist.
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Des Moines
John B. Hammond
Burlington and Keokuk Divide in Doubleheader
Keokuk and Burlington split a twin bill with Williams debuting for Keokuk in the second game, allowing four hits as Burlington tallied 6 to 5 and 4 to 2 wins. Earlier, Hammond sues Milwaukee road for $2000 over an ejection from a dining car for wearing shirtsleeves. Also noted: Muscatine and Galesburg split, Clinton beat Cedar Rapids 4 to 3 after Clinton stole three bases in the third.
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Milwaukee Rail’road
Hammond
Keokuk
Burlington
McCabe
Real Sox
Williams
Metins
McCullough
Sweet
Rolley
McGlade
Muscatine
Galesburg
Muskatine
Ross and
Ruskau
Seackert
Jie
Rojas
H. Ruskau
Flannagan J
Brennan
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Mellinger
Carrow
Darrow
Lingle
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George Garrettson
Bridge
Loouise Cox
Salina, Kan
Cecelian Sociery
St. Mary's Church
Miss Lemon
Flosie Lemon
Cedar River Park
Buchanan
Andrew Miller
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Charles Ash
Shell Rack
Michael Wolf
Sun- Gar
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Carl O. Wenner
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Ricker
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National Association of Tithe Men
Stales Mound
Ilinois Central
Jacob Brown
Eagle Center
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Mabel Jennings
Tarry Jenning
Jefferson Street
Dexter Phelps
Fifth Street
Leonore Shanewise
North Dakota
Iowa State ‘Teachbys
Cedar Walls
Ruth Reed
Dy Thia
Europe
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Carlton Reed
Eleanor Johnson
Marle Dickson
Stemograpiher
Black Hawk Abstract Co
Alargaret Hol
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Poocumpang
Wangler Ios
West Bend Woolen Mill
Superior
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Marseilles
Dunham Home
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Ewelers
T. H. Cobb
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Atlantis
Gerhart Hauptmann
Roland
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