The Courier in Europe Travel Access Points
American travelers can find The Waterton Courier on file in European cities including London Trafalins building offices and American Express locations. listings show various streets and landmarks such as Berlin Unter den Linden and Nevsky Prospekt, with references to foreign postage and paper pages.
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Europe
Waterton Courier
London
Foom
Trafalyns
Northeam Ferland Avenue
American Express
Sand S Smarket
Dawe
Shamahlp
Green Street
Yaris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Place Ge
Opera
Ene Serita
Berlin
Unter Dies Linden
Petersberg
Nevsky Prospekt
Conservation of Utilized Resources and Fire Loss Costs
The article argues that substantial fire waste costs the public and insurance alike, citing annual losses around 216 million dollars and per capita losses. It urges stronger building codes and enforcement, fire marshal oversight, and state regulation to lower premiums and reduce waste. It discusses shared burdens on property owners and the need for assurances that premiums fall with better precautions. It also notes controversy over civil service commission appointments.
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Towa
Europe
Greinsurance
National Board of Fire
Nationaal Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Selah
Ations! Board of Fire Underwriter
Tagenish
Mayoral Appointments Require Council Approval
A discussion on whether council approval is mandatory for mayoral nominations, arguing that “shall” implies necessity for majority consent. The piece compares to U S Senate approval for presidents and notes the city of Ottumwa pushing a municipal skating rink project with broad public interest and demand.
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United States
Senate
Ding
Fures of Armis
Council
Ottumware
Iowa City Half Page Onion Headline Digest
A fragmented Iowa newspaper collage notes political chatter in Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Burlington. Senator Young plans a Washington trip after New Year and Dr Cook is mocked for selling both sides in magazines. Manufacturing expansion and population growth via industry receive emphasis in Boone View. Cedar Rapids adopts a city slogan “Cedar Rapids Suits Me” amid civic improvement talk.
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Cedar Rapids
Jazette
Young
Washington
Des Moines
Cedar Rapides
Iowa
Standpalville
Fire at Newry Gun Company building destroys stock
Fire swept through the Newry Gun Company building on a Saturday, destroying stock and invoices. The Hibbs Clothing and other tenants suffered damage as well. Officials estimate losses exceeding 109,000 dollars, with insurance likely to cover part of the toll.
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Marengo
Wee
Newry Guns Company
Mizud
Hibbs Clothing
Imes & Travner
Ienderson
Firs Company
Sreade Werk Snving
Enduring Christmas Wisdom From The Evening Chit Chat
A reflective Christmas column urges jotting down gift ideas for next year to avoid repeat mistakes and celebrates the spirit beyond consumerism. It notes the vanity in gift value boasting and pleads for courtesy in card acknowledgments, while urging mindful simplicity and care around children.
Five Clerks Killed in Norfolk Western Wreck Near Williamson
Roanoke Va Dec 26 Four mail clerks and a messenger died instantly in the wreck of Norfolk & Western passenger train No 16 in tunnel No 6 near Williamson W Va The locomotive tender and cars left the tracks the mail car wrecked Engineer and fireman slightly injured and several others hurt None of the passengers injured The wreckage blocks the tunnel and clearing will take time
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Roanoke
Norvilk & Western
Williamson
W. Va
Edwards
Columbus
Robinson
Charles N. Davidson
Dowdy
Heedon
Dr Hayes Stipes Subdues Suspect in Meyers Incident
In a tense night incident at Meyers, Dr Hayes Stipes restrained a felon after the man attacked a guard. The arrested suspect, 34, was bound over to the grand jury on $1,000 bond.
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Meyers
Wares
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Probe Cost to Railway Companies and Clerks Injured
Washington reports reveal Joseph Stewart's annual post office review. It notes costs for domestic and foreign mails, 3,375 routes, and 420 million miles traveled. The report urges ocean mail service improvements, salary readjustments, and clerks’ retirement protections amid 446 railroad accidents.
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Washington
Joseph Stewart
Hitchcock
United States
Department
Congress
South America
Philippines
Japan
China
Australasia
Stewart
Far East
Tabernacle Ready at Portsmouth in Advent Campaign
The Portsmouth tabernacle in D. is nearly complete with seating for about 8,000 and interior decor pending. A large stove factory donated furnaces for heating as Evangelist Sunday and crew prepare for a six weeks campaign starting January 1. Workers gather next Saturday as publicity builds, with 20,000 residents in Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
Evangelist Sunday
Waterloo
Fred Seibert
Tabernacle
California
Mr. Ackley
Homer Rodeheaver
Newcastle
Miller Treasuer Shelby County Triumph Follows recount
Shelby County election contest ends with George H. Miller elected county treasurer after a recount of all 24 precincts and nearly 4 000 votes. The board noted quirks in voting patterns with many voters mismarking straight party tickets and partial selections across offices.
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Harlan, In
Shelby County
George H. Miller
Charles Echer, Jr
J. W. Bailey
H. W. Tapley
Te County
Priester
Miller
Shop Lifters Busy Saturday in Waterloo Stores
Saturday and Saturday night in Waterloo saw multiple thefts as shop lifters used crowding to conceal items. Reports indicate a man took mittens from an east side store and a knit vest from a west side store before being apprehended.
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Waterloo
Thief Confesses after Mittens Taken to Police Station
A suspect admitted to stealing mittens before being released after shopkeepers declined to prosecute. A woman returned silk hose after being challenged by store staff and vowed not to trade there again. Several other shoplifting cases were resolved with goods returned or nonprosecution.
Parents Rich Son Wants Sleep After Starvation
New York December 25 John R Smith claims descent from Joseph Smith founder of the Mormon church and son of Charles Smith a wealthy retired publisher of Princeton Hill. He lies critically ill in Bellevue Hospital fed twice hourly warm milk. He spoke in lucid intervals giving his name and antecedents amid a history of starvation. The case highlights a wealthy lineage claim and severe malnutrition with ongoing treatment.
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New York
John R. Smith
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Charles Smith
Princeton
Hill
Bellevue Hospital
Family troubles and hunger prompt city mission visit
A man with a troubled family life endured twenty one days with little food. He wandered days seeking work and applied for aid at a Belevue mission on Saturday, unable to account for himself due to weakness.
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Belevue
Billy Sunday to Open Six Weeks Campaign in Portsmouth
Billy Sunday will launch a six weeks campaign in Portsmouth Ohio starting January 1 The Daily Times Portsmouths largest and bi weekly paper offers delivery to any address during the term for 50 cents cash sent with order It is a risk free offer for readers seeking timely religious and civic messaging
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Dat Times
Dying Messages From Jersey Bedside Mists
New York December records a grim Jersey City Christmas day scene. Tom Colley and his wife lie dying of pneumonia as watchers feign news to Mary across the hall. Mary, told little, dies twenty minutes after Tom, ending a tragic chain.
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New York
Mary
Thoas Colley
Jersey
Tom
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