Whitellaw Reid Dies in London and Legacy Outlined
The obituary recounts Whitellaw Reid’s death in London from pulmonary edema at 2 10 p m and the royal and governmental condolences. It traces his career from Xenia Ohio to editor of the Cincinnati Gazette New York Tribune and ambassadorial posts in France England and to the presidency of his papers. It notes his residence Ophir Farm near White Plains and his marriage to Elizabeth Mills with two adult children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
Alexandra
Sandringham
Sir Henry Tegge
Ogden Reid
New York
Sleepy Hollow
United States
Whitelaw Reid
Xenia
Miami University
South Charleston
Republican Party
Fremont
Lincoln
Cincinnati Gazette
Reid
General Morris
West Virginia
General Rosecrans
The
Gazette
Agate
House of Representatives
Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
Greeley
Hayes
Mr. Reid
Berlin
Tresildiestt Garfield
Kayes
State University
Dix
Harrison
France
Republican National Convention
England
Spain
Edward VII
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Ophir Farm
Westchester County
White Plains
Long Island Island
Frederick Law Olmstead
McKim, Mead & White
Court of
St. James
London
Edward
Alexandria
Mise Elizabeth Mills
D.ogden Mills
Former Pastor Visits Waterloo on 12000 Mile Journey
Rev J A Bauernfeind formerly pastor of the United Evangelical Association church and now superintendent of the deaconess work in the U S arrived in Waterloo from western Iowa en route to Chicago. Since taking the position last April he has traveled over 12000 miles and oversees a Chicago training school for young women in slum nursing and church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bauernfeind
United Evangelical Association Church
United States
Waterloo
Point
Iowa
Chicago
Bauern~ Found
New Two Story Block at Jefferson and Fifth
A $330000 project will replace the old Kirst Methodist church with a two story brick building 40 by 84 feet. The lower floor will house mercantile space while the entire second floor will be used by the Iowa Manufacturers Insurance company. The site was bought by AL FK Glenny, then sold to J. E. Sedewick, and later transferred to W. W. Marsh and the Iowa Manufacturers Insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Tnsurance Company
Jefferson and
Fifth Streets
Kirst
Insurance Company
AL FK. Glenny
J. E. Sedewick
W. W. Marsh
The
Tawa Manufacturers’ Insurance Company
Waterlo o Business Men Ad Reads to DumFleet
Ad copy directs readers to look for a waterloo business men notice and urges not to think the printer has slept. The text hints at an ongoing campaign or promotion intended to keep the public thinking about tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jmperrow
Waterloo Business Mens Temperance Association
Cad Erie Tient
City in Brief From Iowa Town Notices and Visits
Local notes report Buchanan's shop offerings and social calls. Residents including Charles Wilcox and J. B. Newman are mentioned along with visits from families in Madison Readlyn Jesup and Dysart. A Pythian meeting and court case updates accompany health notes on diphtheria and scarlet fever.
Prisoners Arrests and Court Actions After Weekend Disturbances
Officers and courts handle a crowded weekend docket as eighteen prisoners faced police court. Miller pleaded guilty to drunkenness while a patrolman narrowly avoided injury during arrest. Several defendants forfeited bonds. others admitted guilt or had cases continued.
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L. J. Smith
Gus Uskeskemenoge
Peter Grady
la Porte
D. Smothers
E. H. Thompson
Charles Schneider
Theodore Bismark
Iis
Peter Jensen
Joe Garlizer
Jean
J. J. Traver
New Officers Elected in Catholic Fraternal Groups
The Catholic Order of Foresters No 1234 elected officers including Past chief ranger L Bernard and Chief ranger W Schmitz. St Vincent's Society of St Mary’s church chose officers with President J Reihsen and Treasurer J J Roberts. Delegates to the state convention were Rev H P Rohlmann and W Schmitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Foresters
L. Bernard
W. §. Schmitz
J. C. Kascht
J. J. Roberts
J. Reichsen
St. Vincent's Society of St. Mary's Church
J. Reihsen
W. P. Bernard
John Koch
H. P. Rohlmann
Schmitz
Mother Charges Kidnapping Child in Habeas Corpus Case
A writ of habeas corpus was served on Sheriff F. M. Shores by Tama county authorities, demanding the return of Hazel Mae Bell, 9, to Pearl M. Bell in court before Judge Platt tomorrow at 1 p.m. The petition names J. P. Bell Sr and Mary Bell as respondents with alleged father A. P. Neh, ir involved in the kidnapping case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Shores
Tama County
Platt
Hazel Mae Bell
Pearl M. Bell
J. P. Bell, Sr
Mary Bell
Violinist A N Hoxie Delights Waterloo Parish
A N Hoxie of Philadelphia played a delightful violin program as a prelude to the First M E church service in Waterloo. His selections included The Prize Song The Deluge Romance and Serenade and he is noted as a talented musician who studied with prominent eastern teachers and played with eastern orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Hoxie
Philadelphia
Waterloo
M. E
Change Made in Hotel Project Raises Feasible Funds
The hotel plan edited by C O Lamson reduces the required raise to about 85 000 with 8 000 still needed. Lamson offers to sell Kenwood lots for 185 000 including his 50 000 subscription, extending the fundraising deadline to January 1. Also noted are local visits by Daniel Kelly and grain raisins at C A Eightey’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson
Mr. Lamson
Kenwood
Death of Old Resident of Waterloo
G B McNutt, a veteran of Company F Thirty-eighth Iowa infantry, died at 6 a m at 1426 Blackhawk Street after a paralytic stroke last May. Born November 29 1847 in Kansas, he moved to Iowa as a child, served in the Civil War, and married Nancy Spangler in 1877. Survived by his widow a son and siblings, funeral set for Wednesday with services at home and First M E church Elmwood burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. BE. McNutt
Thirty-eighth
Iowa Infantry
Blackhawk Street
Mr. McNutt
Kansas
Iowa
Bremer County
Thirty Eighth
Nancy Spangler
Waverly
Waterloo
Orville McNutt
Mahala Keck
Minnesota
Thomas McNutt
Washington
Robert Anderson Post
M. E
W. F. Spry
Elmwood
Dr Hull Delivers Sermon on One Hundred Million Dollars
Grace M E Church pastor Dr E D Hull spoke last evening on the social and economic issues of a hundred million dollars. He argued that a small group of men controlling the nation’s wealth is unjust and doomed to fail, citing that 4 000 men held 7 percent of the wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D.hull
Grace M. E. Church
Mr. Hull
Andi
Egypt
Rome
Temperance Association Display Ad Reappears
Our statement printed as a display ad today urges readers to revisit the prior temperance message. The note emphasizes repeating the appeal and invites continued attention to the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watersoo Business Men's Temperance Association
Waterloo Business Men's Temperance Association
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Asquith’s
Wacernfeind
Chicagoo
J. H. Bauernfdind
Tnsurance CO
T. Bulli
Jefferson
Buchanan's
Charles Wilcox
Fourth Street
Columbus
Ohio
G. A. Shields
Burlington
Helmet Lodge
K. P
Jacob Reihsen
Merer
Detroit
Orval Blough
Madison, Wis
Otis Blough
A. M. Markle
Readlyn
Noah Blough
la Porte City
George W. Hubbard of
Jesup
Michigan
J. E. Yeamans
Leander Park College
Ralph Mason Hix
F. C. Platt
A. C. Savage
Adair
Ida Moser
Eldora
P.J. Martin
Fremont Street
F. W. Porterfield
William Hamilton
Jefferson Street
Ada Vaughn
Rothsay
Minn
William Sindlinger
J. C. Davis
Walla Walla, Wash
City
Clarence Walker
Ivan Powers
Clif. Milligan
Rock Island
Rolfe
Grundy County
George Shatzer
Essie Emery
City of
Guy Walker
Meyers
A. J. Kerr
John and
Delbert of
Dysart
A. R. Kerr
Independence
Stack
Mra
T. C. Keene
ARQ
MILER
Mohlis
Satur
Charles Mohlis
Arlo Miller
Miller
C. O. Lamson
Boosters of
American House
Fifth and
Commercial Streets
Waterloo West
Prospect Park
C. O. ‘Lamson
Daniel Kelly
Buffalo Center
M. H. Kelly
Iowa City
Mr. Kelly
Reis
C. A. Eightey's
CO. F, Thirtyeighth Infantry
Hull
F. O. Evans Piano CO
Bridge Street
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