Waterton Courier and Europe Postal Listings
The Waterloo Evening Courier announces its tri weekly service and foreign distribution. It lists offices and contacts across London Paris Berlin and St Petersburg for travelers seeking copies abroad with rates and postage details.
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Courier
Masaher Associated Press
Pabiebad
W. UM. Bartmay Company
Spits West Perk Avenue
Hamman
W. Priansox
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Geb
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Cidade Cersoz Tribune
Waterton
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
London
Xcom
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Haymarket
Dewe's Steamship Agency
Green Sureet
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucinies
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American Expreas Ogoe
Que Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
St. Petersburg
Nevsky Prospekt
The Music Must Be Faced In Mexican Strife
An editorial assesses Huerta and Villa amid Mexico’s turmoil. It cites Huerta’s year in power despite adversity and Villa’s notoriety as a rebel and killer. The piece questions U.S. handling of Monroeian obligations and suggests benevolent despotism as the only hope for restoring order.
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W. 5
Benton
Villa
Maximo Castillo
Bismarck
Great Britain
United States
Europe
Castillo
Mexico
Ing
Carranza
United States Arma
Balancing Nationhood and Crisis in the Americas
The piece argues for Mexican cultural reform as essential to self government and warns the United States must choose between supporting Mexico or facing wider conflict under the Monroe Doctrine. It stresses the urgency as delays bring murder, banditry, and barbarism. It also reports on water mains extension petitions for Chautauqua Park amid a recent house fire.
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Mexico
United States
Chautauqua Park
Lwater
Water Commissioners
Courier
Alimony criticism on payment norms and gender roles
A satirical piece argues alimony is a price ex-husbands pay to lose a wife, noting how typical settlements leave women and children underfunded while husbands struggle to remarry. It jokes about the disparity in per month payments and calls for rebalancing the income split between spouses.
In come Tax and Mexican Oil Nationalization Debate
An article notes Mexico’s plan to nationalize oil fields and sell them for fifty million dollars or more to finance the war. The piece questions the buyer’s identity and impact. It cites improving securities prices as signs of better business, but warns against generalizing from railroad stock fluctuations. A Chicago aldermanic race glimpse shows a woman candidate worrying about polls and distributing see-gars, sparking a political jab.
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Rock Island and New Haven Railroad
Chicago
Bird in the bush and ballot box debates across Iowa
Iowa editorials attack political prospects and policy issues from Connolly to woman suffrage, cost of movies, and vaudeville budgets. Commentary covers Rep views, presidential stance, and sensational war-time myths, with Sioux City Journal debunking a Maine sinking tale as an enduring falsehood.
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Iowa City
Connolly
Sioux City
Sigsbee
Maine
Horatio Nelson
Trafalgarging
England
Paul
Ideas of a Plain Man by Dr. Frank Crane
This piece warns against spiritual adultery by clinging to abstract truths at the expense of people. It cites Pharisees, medieval zealots, Puritans, and rigid individuals who sacrifice love for principles. Jesus valued warmth and compassion, often bending rules to help others, underscoring that human kindness outranks doctrinal purity.
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Man
Frank Crane
Athene
Jesus
Not Yet Begun to Fight: Bonhomme Richard Duel Declares Resolve
The report recalls the clash between Bonhomme Richard and Serapis where Jones, pressed by cannon fire and near surrender, asserted defiance. It notes Tones’ rebuke and the brutal exchanges that followed, highlighting the captain’s stern stand amidst the deadly duel.
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Jones
Moment of Fun Feed the Brute
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item reports a playful confession about a girl who fell for a younger boy. She admits loving him but not in love. he returns to school and asks for something to remember her by, preferably something to eat.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
What They Said and a Soda Fountain Moment
A collection of small humorous clippings from various papers. Vincent and Marian debate a playful religious ritual in Indianapolis News. A kindergarten dairy visit in the Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph wonders if spigots yield different flavors. In Swansea a station agent quips after a dog incident in Everybody’s Magazine.
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Vincent
Marian
Mari
East End
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
William J. Stevens
Swansea
R. I
William
Stevens
Everybody's Magazine
Ambitious nomination urged for Hamilton for governor
The text lauds Hamilton as ideal for the office, noting his prior roles in the Iowa legislature, Congress, and state institutions. It praises his proven honesty, frugality, and public spirit, claiming he would command broad support at home and could secure more votes than any Republican challenger if nominated.
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Iowa
Congress
Board of Control of
Hamilton
Democrat May Nominate Hamilton for Governor
An unnamed speaker urges the state Democratic rank and file to nominate John T. Hamilton as their candidate for governor. The article notes a French scientist experimenting with fog prevention by floating small objects as a separate curiosity.
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John T. Hamilton
Cedar Rapids Republican Announces Hamilton for Governor Nomination
Cedar Rapids reports Hon. John T. Hamilton of this city enters the Democratic nomination race for governor. The announcement marks a notable development in local political circles as the campaign begins to take shape.
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Cedar Rapids
John T. Hamilton
Longest Plant and Oil on Rivers Noted in Report
The article discusses quantities of oil on river surfaces used to study evaporation and attributes fog formation to these observations. It also claims the world’s longest plant is a subtropical seaweed that can reach about six hundred feet in length.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
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Evening Courier
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Burch Brothers Co
Stewart and NuBone
Star Hose
DR. Bodwell
Waterloo
H. A. Boysen
Black’s
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Black Hawk Bank
T. F. Thornton
Black's Building
O. J. Fullerton
C. A
R. E. Russell
James Black
F. C. Liffring Osteopathic Physician
DR. Gerrit J. Bennett
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E. H. Knittle
BANK
Realdence
Bine
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