Beauties of Heaven Outlined in Glowing Colors
Evangelist Sunday painted a vivid Heaven to 4000 at the tabernacle, contrasting it with hell. the crowd saw a peaceful, love filled world without sickness or death, while condemning sin and urging conversions among Waterloo’s youth and church members.
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Heaven
Evangelist Sunday
Tabernacle
Hell
Evangelist
Ponce de Leon
Spain
Evergliade
Florida
Hut de Leon
Mr. Sunday
Christ
Fire Sweeps Mendon Trade District in December Blaze
Fire last night swept Mendon Michigan business district causing heavy losses. Reports indicate a damage estimate near 340000 dollars and firefighting efforts concentrated on the big lot Christmas pipes and Martin property.
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Mendon
Mich
Martin
Mutiny Quelled Near Rio as Barracks Fire on Cambra Island
A naval battalion mutinied at Cambra Island near Rio Janeiro with support from a scout ship. Shore batteries and loyal warships fired for hours until the mutineers hoisted a white flag and surrendered at noon, returning affairs to normal.
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Rio Janeiro
Cambra Island
Freight tariff suspended on livestock rates between rivers
Washington Dec 10 The freight tariff filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by the Northwestern railway and 110 other carriers increasing livestock rates between the Mississippi and Missouri rivers was suspended by order of the commission on the ground that the increase appeared unreasonable.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwestern, Railway
Mississippi
Bank Statement Shows Large Shifts in Loans and Deposits
New York December 10 bank statement reports loans up $33,054,000 while deposits fall $4,598,000 and reserves drop $4,367,000. Surplus declines $6,218,000 and a further deposit decrease of $8,219,000 noted under exit HU.
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New York
Accused Justice Official Faces Grand Jury Disclosure
Chicago December report alleges Charles F. Dewoody, division superintendent of the bureau of investigation, aided by others, lipped grand jury secrets to interested parties. John F.R. Brown, counsel for witness Alice Christopher, claims Dewoody sought sensitive information tied to the Fitzgerald sub-treasury theft case. Christopher testified Dewoody approached her at Portage Wisconsin to obtain grand jury data fearing exposure. Dewoody denied wrongdoing and urged full investigation in court.
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Chicago
Hefort
Gundis
United States
Toster
Charles F. Dewonds
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justoe
Portage
Wisconsin
Fitzgerald
Federal Sub-Treasury
Brown
Dewoody
Deadly gasoline blaze injures child in Chariton
Chariton reports a 6 year old girl, Thelma Rhodes, badly burned when gasoline spilled while her father filled a lit stove. Cedar Rapids notes Miss Clara Hageman, age 23, fatally burned lighting a kitchen fire with gasoline. Stanley Hughes, 2, dies from burns received two weeks earlier in City.
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Cedar Rapids
Clara Hageman
Chariton
Thelma
Harley Rhodes
Diva
City
Evening Press
Stanley Hughes
Ella Hughes
Ridgeway Nasby Named Postmaster at Ridgeway Iowa
In Ridgeway Iowa M L Ridgeway a resident and editor of the Review and a Republican has been appointed postmaster. He will assume the office around April 1.
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Ridgeway
Evening Press
M. L. Ridgeway
The
Review
Eggart Wins Best Ear of Corn at Des Moines Show
In Des Moines on December 10, J C Eggart of Newton captured top honors in the best ear of corn competition at the Evening Press event. The victory highlighted Eggart's superior crop quality among regional growers.
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Des Moines
Evening Press
J. C. Eggart
Newton
LAFPE YOUNG ENLISTS VETERANS IN IOWA MOVE
Des Moines Iowa December 10 Evening Press The two G A R posts in town begin a statewide drive to secure endorsement of Senator Lafe Young by soldiers in town After passing resolutions thanking Governor Carroll for the appointment committees start work to win similar action from G A R posts across the state Also announced at the state corn show are prize offers for best single ear of corn raised in Iowa and hundreds of district prizes
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Des Moines
Evening Press
Lafe Young
Carroll
IoWa
Co operative Association Handles Record Livestock Trade
Mason City Iowa December 10 The Farmers Cooperative society of Rockwell long noted for profitability reports that the cooperative association of Decorah will publish figures showing over 253400 in live stock handled last year and 11700 hogs marketed by member farms amid a booming cooperative movement led by Martins Cigars for Christmas.
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Mason City
Evening Press
Farmers’ Cooperative Society of
Rockwell
Co-Operative Association of Decorah
Young Men Pay $235 for Damages to Indians Camp
Dec 10 Evening Press reports Musquaki hunters’ camping outfit damaged by youths. In court the attackers settled damages at $235 after complaints by the Indians. Other items include racing collections and a women's meeting noting Miss Maclaren and Miss Miller.
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Oxford Junction
Evening
Racing Garden Mission
Miss Maclaren
Miss Milier
Blaze at Dubuque destroys Flick factory and cars
Dubuque Iowa December 19 The Evening Press reports a major fire at the A R Flick Box factory nearly destroying the plant and several Illinois Central cars. Loss estimated at 35 000 with yards of Standard Lumber company threatened. This marks the third fire at the Flick factory in three years.
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Dubuque
Evening Press
A. R
Illinois Central
Standard Lumber Company
Flick
Fie
Decorah Posten Becomes Corporation After 37 Years
Mason City Iowa December 10 The Decorah Posten long prominent Norwegian weekly has folded into a corporation with capitalization of 59000 dollars.
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Mason City
Evening Press
Decorah Posten
Section laborer killed by train in Town City
Jim Moran, a section laborer, was struck by a westbound train in Town City Ia today and instantly killed.
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Town City
Evening Press
Jim Moran
Crowned Achievement of Genous Completed in Philippines
A financial tally shows Continental U S totals 91,972,266 with all possessions listed at 101,100,000 though the Philippines is not included. The figures reflect a broad inventory and asset valuation amid unspecified context.
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Continental
U. S
Mine Disaster in Bellevue: Forty-Five Feared Dead
Bellevue Alberta December 10 An explosion at Western Canada Collieries mine sent thirty miners to be removed and forty five men may be entombed Ten bodies were recovered and twenty known dead as the blast left many severely burned or unconscious The full death toll was still being confirmed with twenty reported dead.
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Bellevue
Alberta
Western Canada
Ming
Perkins to retire from J. P. Morgan & Co
New York Rev. 10 reports financier George W Perkins will retire from J P Morgan & Co after ten years with the firm and over thirty years in business to devote time to profit sharing and public work aimed at easing the capital and labor conflict. He will maintain ties with industrial groups and seek opportunities to extend cooperative plans and benefit schemes.
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New York
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Clo
Woman Seeks Divorce and Alimony After Alleged Cruelty
Mrs. Lucy E. Leser filed for divorce from Joseph H. Leser this afternoon citing cruel and inhuman treatment. She seeks custody of their six year old son Leon L. Leser, $100 temporary alimony, permanent alimony terms, an injunction preventing sale of household goods at 185 Third Street West, and protection from his purchasing a revolver to harm her.
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Lucy E. Leser
Joseph H. Leser
Leon Ll. Leser
Third Street West
Juror bribery case nears closing in Chicago trial
Grant McCutchen and her 15-year-old daughter Charlotte testified as final witnesses in the bribery case against attorney Charles E. Erbstein. Prosecutors allege Erbstein bribed juror Grant McCutchen to vote Browne acquittal, paying 250 dollars split between McCutchen and intermediary Harry T. Stacy. Mrs McCutchen admitted involvement including a whispered signal "stick" as she kissed her husband.
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Chicago
Grant McCutchen
Charlotte
Charles E. Erbstein
Erbstein
Lee O'Neil Browne
Browne
McCutchen
Harry T. Stacy
Stacy
James T. Brady
Charles H. Spelke
Stick
Population figures from the thirteenth census released
The 1910 census lists a U S population of 93 402 161 across states territories DC Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico excluding the Philippines The ten year increase is 16 145 521 or 20 9 percent New York leads in population with 9 113 614 and Georgia Washington Montana and Wisconsin show notable gains Reapportionment calls for Congress to adjust representation as the house would grow beyond 272 members under current baselines
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Washington
Hec
United States
States
Territories
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philiptine Islands
Continental United States
Philippines
Guam
Samoa
Panama Canal Zone
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Texas
Massachusetts
Missouri
Michigan
Ticiany
Georgia
New Jersey
California
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Iowa
North Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Minnesota
Virginia
Mississippi
Kansas
Oklahoma
Toursiana
Arkansas
South Carolina
Maryland
West Virginia
Nebraska
Connecticut
Colorado
Florida
Maine
Oregon
South Dakota
North Dakota
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Montana
Utah
Vermont
New Mexico
Idaho
Arizona
Delaware
Wyoming
Nevada
Isis. I
Congress
House
Licensed to Wed Paul Koontz and Mona Lewis
A wedding notice records Paul Koontz of Waterloo and Mona Lewis of Garrison marrying. The brief entry lists the couple and confirms their intent to wed, reflecting a local society notice reflected in the marriage column.
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Paul Koontz
Waterloo
Mona Lewis
Garrison Wreewemene
Evang Sunday Leads Multiple Tomorrow Church Meetings
Regular meetings set for 10 30 a m and 7 p m at the tabernacle with Evangelist Sunday in charge. A men’s gathering at 2 p m at the tabernacle led by Sunday features How to Be Less Than a Man. Women meet at 2 p m at the First Congregational and Walnut Street Baptist churches with Mrs Muirhead and Mrs Sunday plus Miss Miller as speakers. Collections will be taken for current expenses. Sunbeam chorus to sing at tabernacle service. Odd Fellows will attend the men’s service. hundreds of visiting members expected. Monday evening Mrs Bee Muirhead will address both sums and wormesm at the tabernacle.
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Waterloo
Bunday
Rodeheaver
Tabernacle
The
Evangelist Sunday
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Lafpe Young
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Blaze
A. KR
Flick Factory
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