Epoch-Making Address On Booze At Waterloo
Nearly 8000 men filled the Waterloo tabernacle and another 2000 waited outside as Mr Sunday delivered an anti saloon sermon. He unfurled the American flag and led a rally condemning saloons as a legal institution. Scores later stepped forward to pledge Christ. The water wagon with supporters filled after the event.
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Ireland Faces General Election Amid Turmoil and Threats
Dublin reports a heated general election with three major factions the nationalists the O'Brienites and the Grangemen. O'Brien allies with British officials and Liberal foes while Ulster tensions rise with Orangemen pledging resistance and a 25000 pound fighting fund fueling anxiety among liberals.
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Sunday Continues Talking Amid Roars of Approval
Vivid phrases describe Sunday speaking with gestures as crowds nodded and yelled in approval. The scene focuses on his jerking, swinging arms and animated body language while verbal remarks continued.
German General Says U S Is Not Prepared For War
In New York Gen Ernest Von Reichenau, artillery chief, says the United States lacks a large reserve army and should adopt universal conscription. He notes America’s current forces are up to date except for size and declines to predict a war with Japan.
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Thirty Credits to Enter U of Iowa
Cedar Rapids Iowa December 6 evening Press reports state board of education sets a 30 credit requirement for high school students to enter any Iowa state college, effective with future admissions.
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Real snowstorm blankets the plains in Midwest
Sioux City Iowa December 5 reports the first real snowstorm of the winter continuing 24 hours. Affected regions include northern Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota with a blanket of three to six inches of snow.
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Mail Robbery at Dubuque Stole Pouch From Train
A United States mail pouch tossed from the express car of the Chicago Great Western passenger train was stolen at Dubuque station at 4:30 am. The thief opened the pouch and took the contents, found later several blocks away. Value unknown. Railroad and postal detectives with local police seek clues.
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Taft and Young in Peage Talk
Washington report says Senator Lafe Young dined with President Taft at the White House. They discussed uniting the Iowa faction and Taft’s peace plan with insurgents. The president praised Governor Carroll for naming the Des Moines editor to the Dolliver Senate seat and hopes Young will help repair party rifts.
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Dietz Daughter Cleared in Shooting Case
Ashland Wisconsin December 4 Assistant District Attorney Lamereux announced there will be no prosecution against Miss Elmyra Dietz shot October 1. He said she never used a rifle and the real influence behind the Cameron dam defiance lay with Mrs Dietz who he claimed was the power behind the throne and backbone of the ten year fight. Miss Dietz left for Hayward with Sheriff Madden and her brother Clarence.
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Jones Confesses Murder in Ohio Case
Charles Jones of Miami County confessed to murdering peddler Guisseppi Rasmento in Columbus Ohio. Steve Scott had been sentenced to death. Jones testified for the state and received twenty years in the penitentiary. His sworn confession will be presented to the court.
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Iowa City Murder Case Nearing End
County Attorney MacDonald argued before the jury in the Baker murder trial this morning. C G. M. Dutcher defended. Judge Wade to conclude for the defense and former Senator C S Ranck will close for the state. The case likely goes to the jury this afternoon.
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President's Message Opens Last Congress Session in Brief Formality
Washington dispatch notes the short opening of the Sixty-first congress with Senate and House in session amid deaths and vacancies. Senator Kate Vout is sworn in tomorrow from Iowa as notable business looms, while President’s message and early nominations await. Speaker Cannon receives a standing ovation as Champ Clark enters to take next term.
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Judge McSurely Chosen Chief Justice in Cook County
Chicago December 5 Judge William McSurely was selected as chief justice of the Cook County Superior Court succeeding George A. Duprey who was defeated for re election.
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William Mmcsurely
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George A. Duprey
Lamp misfilled lamp causes Webster City fatal blaze
In Webster City Iowa a lamp filled by mistake with gasoline exploded at the Alva Fisher home. Mrs Fisher had a narrow escape from being burned as her husband rescued her before the fire burned the house and contents to the ground.
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Mrs Mary Baker Eddy Dies Leader of Christian Science
Boston announces the death of Mrs. Mary Baker Glover Eddy founder of Christian Science at Chestnut Hill. George W Glover her son arrives from Lead SD to arrange funeral likely private with Bible readings and Science and Health selections. Church will be managed by a board with no successor named.
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Tommy Burns Retires From Prize Ring For Good
Seattle, Washington reports Tommy Burns, former heavyweight champion, has announced permanent retirement due to a knee injury from lacrosse game months ago. The veteran fighter ends a storied career after years in the ring.
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