Waterloo Evening Courier and Associated Press Notes
A scanned Waterloo Evening Courier page covers publication details, foreign office listings, advertising rates, and a palate of editorials on Cummins, Lorimer, and political issues. It references travel offices in New York and Europe and criticizes U S political corruption and campaign rhetoric.
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Terloo Evening Courier
Associated Frese
TEE W. J. Hartman Company
West Park Avenue
City Courier
Wednrsday
Podey
Waterloo
Iowa
Bona Fide
Os Department
Courier
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Ite
Adec
Trafelgar Tumberland Avenue
America
Haymarket
Dunec
Stea
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Place de l'Opers
American Fapress Ofice
Rue Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Lingen
St. Petersburg
Evsky Uraspekt
Vacant Lot Cultivation Proposed to Beautify Waterton
A wobbly draft discusses using vacant lots to boost Waterton's summer beauty by growing vegetables and flowers inspired by Minneapolis civic projects. It cites benefits such as lowered living costs, improved civic pride, and cross‑class social interaction.
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Waterton
Minneapolis
Cluss
Rurth
Struggling Iowa Race Weighs Party Shifts and Voter Sentiment
The contest features the Kraledos facing an unsettled field with few clear rivals. Analysts note the volatile political climate and warn of shifting alliances as weather of uncertain contingencies looms over the upcoming election season.
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la Foliette
Iowa
Untimely Deaths Averted And Political Glee In Iowa
A jumble of clipped editorials and satirical lines references Iowa politics. It notes harmony in the Republican party and mockingly critiques figures tied to presidential ambitions while mentioning areas like Sioux City, Dubuque, Webster City and Clear Rapids in a periodical page. The passage blends humorous speculation with partisan jockeying and cultural jibes.
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Giaxzette
Faust
Dubuque Pimes-Journal
Harmony
Fragments weaved humor and satire on salary logic
A collage of captions and quips on marriage salaries and daily life. It includes a London Tit-Bits correction about not mixing statements, a pun on moving and mortality, and a satirical medical anecdote contrasting exercise with affording a motor car.
So-called republic laws and reformers under scrutiny
A collage of quotes and notes surveys political rhetoric and public opinion. It cites Crane’s philanthropy and business ethics and discusses Underwood Clark and Hearst with a focus on governance and reform debates.
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Republic
So-called Frauds and Legal Wrangles in Sugar Trade
An excerpt rails at the use of so called terms in a Chicago Tribune defense of American Sugar Refining in a customs fraud case. It condemns the breach of law and the penalties paid by the company, mocking the bankers lawyers and the so called profession.
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Chicago Tribune
American Sugar Refining Company
United States
Hearst Support in Iowa Ties Clark to Walsh
Fragmentary text shows William R. Hearst backing Clark with political captain C. A. Walsh in Iowa working for Clark. The snippet hints at coordinated public relations but provides few concrete actions or dates. The passage implies campaign activity connected to Hearst and Walsh in Iowa.
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Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
Democrat
Washington
New York World
Underwood
Champ Clark
Congress
Clark
William Randolph Hearst
Sion
William R. Hearst
Divorce views and social critique in Cedar Rapids Gazette
A letter argues for sympathy toward divorced mothers facing stigma, asserting divorce is sometimes necessary and calling for support and justice. The writer urges space for discussion and defends single mothers raising large families, ending with a consumer note about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and its availability.
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Cedar Rapids
Madame Schumann-Heink
Airvorce
Real Cabbage Cigars
London Chronicle notes no end to smoking curiosities as tobacco adulteration, with molasses lamp black licorice rhubarb cabbage chicory and other items reported. It praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and says it is for sale by all dealers.
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The
London Chronicle
Chamberlain
Commissioners of Inland Revenue
No Big Monument for Gen Weaver in Des Moines
Des Moines February 12. A plan to erect a monument for the late General James B. Weaver was dropped after relatives stated they prefer a simple granite border marker. Weaver wished his grave marked by a border with his name age and the inscription He Was a Friend of the Poor. William Jennings Bryan had offered to start a $100 subscription for the monument.
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Des Moines
James B. Weaver
Weaver
William Jennings Bryan
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Robert G. Dakin
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West Fourth Street
F. C. Liffring
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Lamson Building
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