Waterloo plans colonial style Hotel Russell Lamson
Promoter C. Lamson seeks development funds to build a modern eight story colonial hotel at Fifth and Commercial in Waterloo. The project includes 206 rooms on a 140 by 140 foot site with fireproof steel brick concrete construction and a historic site razing the old American House. Subscriptions total a few hundred dollars short of 85 000 toward an 800 000 project with local citizens banding to raise capital.
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Wilson Tells of Boyrood Days in Staunton
Staunton, Va. December 30. President Elect Woodrow Wilson, Virginian by birth and a son of New Jersey by adoption, visits his hometown on his fifty sixth birthday. He speaks of reunification and notes his future in politics will require a stern resolve and war paint. He recalls youth memories at Mary Baldwin seminary and courting in the area as crowds cheer.
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Old Resident Susie McNutt Dies Suddenly at Home
Susie McNutt an elderly city resident died Saturday afternoon at 1414 Lafayette Street after a stroke. Born November 30, 1882 in Pennsylvania, she is survived by daughter Mrs J B McNutt and siblings George and Celia Myers and Miss Margaret Myers. Funeral at 2 PM at the house conducted by Rev. Fuller. Interment in Kimwood.
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Divorce Suit Over Religion Splits Married Couple in Waterloo
Edward T. Turner sues Ella J. Turner for divorce on grounds of desertion claiming she will not live with him due to her Latin church beliefs while he is not religious. They say they wed in Dubuque in 1802 and lived apart after moving between Cuba City and Waterloo. A church supper and First Presbyterian meeting are noted for next Thursday.
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