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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1910

Page

10

Ottawa Dispatch Lists Royal Family Children in Detail

The Ottawa Free Press reports a London dispatch suggesting the coronation could be postponed due to an “interesting event” in the royal family. It lists King George and Queen Mary’s six children with ages and roles, noting the princes and princesses are modest and well behaved, except for the heir and cadet Prince Albert.

Ottawa Canada Ottawa Free Press London Dispatch King George Queen Mary Edward Albert Prince of Wales Albert Frederick Victoria Alexandra Mary Princess Mary Henry Wiliam George Edward Jonn‘ Charles Prince Edward II Prince Albert Prince Henry Prince George Prince John Royal Navy

Purse Snatchers Active in City Neighborhood

Mrs. J. H. Hasbrouck and her daughter were robbed near Sixth Street West and Washington Street as two men grabbed the purse. They discarded it in a yard on Jefferson Street where it was recovered. About $23 in currency plus a small personal wallet was taken. Police had no clues and a public report was filed.

J. H. Hasbrouck Miss Minnie South Street Sixth Street Washington Street

Licensed to Wed Couples Named in City Notices

Marriage license notices list Ralph E. Christopher of Raleigh and Edith May Gibbs of Waterloo. Carl Benson of Marshalltown and Viola Hampton of Marshalltown. John William Koch of Waterloo and Mary C. DeLaney of Washburn.

Ralph E. Christopher Raleigh Edith May Gibbs Waterloo Carl Benson Marshalltown Viola Hampton John William Koch Mary C. DeLaney Washburn

Boil drinking water advised as Iowa battles epidemics

Health warnings spread across Iowa as fever outbreaks in Ottumwa Des Moines and Waterloo link to contaminated water. Scarcity hits western areas with streams drying up and wells failing. Cedar River low raises infection fears in Waterloo while railroads haul water and farmers cull livestock due to drought and water shortages.

Iowa Waterloo Ottumwa Des Moines Cedar River Black Hawk County Dubuque Illinoig Central

Beveridge Attacks Tobacco Coupon Abuse in Senate

Washington December 20 Senator Beveridge of Indiana challenged the practice of giving coupons with tobacco sets to crush competitors. He recalled the Dingley law’s anti-coupon clause and alleged it was mysteriously removed in conference. Beveridge presented data on the tobacco trust using coupons to favor itself and hinder rivals.

Washington Tobacco Trust Beveridge Indiana Smoot Utah Finance Committee Aldrich Leutenant Committee On Finance Senate American Tobacco Company Dingley Conference Committee

Meritol Tonic Digestive Promoted by Henderson Drug Co

Promotional note highlighting Meritol Tonic Digestive as a tonic and builder that tones the system boosts appetite aids digestion and cleanses impurities. Local representation by Henderson Drug Co and American Drug and Press Association.

Meritol Henderson Drug Co American Drug and Press Association

Porcupine Field Touted as World's Richest Strike

North Bay Ont December 21 Porcupine the newest Eldorado of the north is taking a toll on lives as prospectors flock to the district. The winter harshness and arduous journey from North Bay to Porcupine Lake deter many while promising rich veins of gold. Pottsville thrives on high adventure and bold ventures as professional miners enter, and initial claims fetch large investments.

North Bay Ont Upper Ontario Porcupine Hesebourt Toronto Grand Trunk Cochrane G. T. PB Kelso Porcupine Lake Porcupine Dominion United States Hills Landing Pottsville Canada Topsa

Mark Twain Seeks Thanks of Congress in White Outfit

December 1908 letter from Mark Twain to Congressman Joe Cannon, penned at the Willard Hotel in White attire, urging “the thanks of congress” to gain floor time to advocate for copyright privileges. He jokes about carrying a barrel of liquid laughter and pressures Congress to ratify gratitude for literature as a national asset.

Mark Twain Uncle Joe Congress

Silent Command At Army Post Echoed In House

A fragment notes a private utterance about sending an order to the sergeant at army camp, with the word Quick implied as a terse directive. The passage conveys a moment of urgency in a House setting without broader context or attributed speakers.

Army

Grandparents in Court Over Custody of Child Edwards

A district court suit filed by W. M. and Jane B. Robinson seeks permanent custody of four year old Janette Edwards. They are the maternal grandparents suing L. H., Elizabeth, Ena and Janette Edwards, with the girl's parents deceased. The case centers on which grandparents should have custody after the child lived with relatives.

Tom Janette Edwards W. M Jane B. Robinson L. H Elizabeth Ena Jannette Edwards L. F Elizabeth Edwards

Child custody case over grandchild in Waterloo

Plaintiffs claim Grandmother Robinson raised the child while her grandparents Stohnson in Colorado and Edwards, visited in Waterloo last summer. It is alleged adoption papers were filed and custody was secured. Plaintiffs seek permanent possession of the child.

Stohnson Colorado Waterloo Edwards Grandmother Robinson

YMCA Notes On Holiday Coverage In Wilbur

Harry R. Lee, YMCA physical director, goes to Janesville to spend the holidays with relatives. In his absence L. O. Thompson leads the junior athletics, Paul Gennett and Edward Weller head the senior classes, and F. W. Wieland and secretary B. F. Devendorf run the businessmen group.

Harry R. Lee Janesville L. O. Thompson Paul Gennett Edward Weller F. Ww. Wieland BF. MM. Devendorf

Hunters to Fight for Legislation

Des Moines dispatch reports hunters statewide organizing to back proposed sport legislation. D Y French, Des Moines club president, leads efforts to form a state body with circulars for statewide cooperation. A Des Moines meeting date is undecided with January 9 proposed by many, subject to change.

Des Moines D.Y. French Hunters

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