Mrs Eddy's guarded tomb and Mrs Stetson who expects her rise
In New York Augusta Stetson, once a leader of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, declares Mary Baker Eddy is not dead and will reveal herself to followers. She praises tomb guards at Mount Auburn near Boston, saying they may witness Eddy’s demonstration, while noting the guards’ role keeps world attention on the spot.
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New York
Augusta E. Stetson
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Alis. Stetson
Mrs. Stetson
Carl
Business Girls and Bodgtead Boosters Organized
The Rue Muirhead Business Girls club met in Graca M. B. church despite cold weather. Miss Charlotte Cassiday presided, Ella Chalfaut elected temporary secretary, and a telegraph from New Castle welcomed Waterloo business girls. Booster Girls of east and west sides formed plans for a club room and future entertainments to fund improvements.
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Ella Chalfaut
New Castle
Business Girls
Waterloo
Rae Muirhead
Grace Saxe
Businges
Booster Girls
First Congregational Church
Y. WC. A
C. W. R. Russell
United Clubs
East Side
Alfene Eighmer
Elizabeth Black
Irene Rohde
Helene Gate
$500 A Day Increase From Indian Land Leases
Washington January 4 Secretary Bal linger has been advised that leases on Indian land will yield about 500 more per day due to rising oil prices. The move increases government receipts and effects investments in tribal properties.
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Washington
Ballinger
Revenue shift from oil lease locks in Oklahoma Kansas
The government measures revenue from the lease of Indian oil lands in Oklahoma and Kansas, noting an advance in crude oil price from 49 to 44 cents per barrel, reflecting changes in state production rents and federal income projections.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Clark Favors Six Year Term For President And Congress
Washington January 4 Ex speaker hopeful Champ Clark of Missouri advocates amending the constitution to elect the president for a six year term and bar re election He also supports a three year term for Congress to ensure elections every three years He argues the unwritten two term limit is dangerous and should be fixed with the six year presidency and three year Congress terms
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Washington, D. C
Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
Congress
Teachers Delayed by Late Trains
East and west side public schools opened after holiday vacation with nearly all pupils and teachers in place. Several teachers who spent the holidays with relatives were delayed by late trains, causing tardiness in both districts. All expected to arrive by this evening.
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East and West Side
Religious expeditions plan Nashua services by Waterloo group
Waterloo religious workers prepare to invade Nashua for Sunday services with multiple leaders directing men and boys meetings in the afternoon and Haworth league services in the evening. The party departs Saturday and returns Monday, urging participation. Burglars steal 2600 dollars from the state bank at Sherman, South Dakota.
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F.M. Wishbaugh
L. Deitwiler
Raymond
Nashua
Spain Writes of Frontier Moves and Annexation Aims
Madrid reports a tense scene at the Portugal frontier with Spanish troops poised for possible annexation as King Alfonso seeks to regain territory lost in the past dozen years. Officials quarrel over the republic’s grip while monarchist remnants resist the republic’s reach.
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Spain
Portugal
Alfonso
Madrid
Nain
Chicago markets in early trading report and cash prices
Samson Jos reports estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep with 28,000 hogs up to 20,000 sheep and 27,000 hogs expected tomorrow. Hog prices opened weak then closed around 7.85 to 8.25. Sheep market opened steady with native and western lambs noted. Cash wheat and corn bids listed along with New York and St Louis closes and several major stocks and bonds quoted.
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Ciengo
Jeu
Doe
Lomoorrow
Chicago
Jan
Fourlimga
Hazel Vaillant remembered after tragic loss
Hazel Vaillant a bright young girl from Waterloo Ontario is mourned after passing away at a young age. Funeral services planned with multiple local pastors leading and pallbearers drawn from her Sunday school and school peers.
City in Brief and Local Notes from Waterloo
J F McIlhinney travels to Chicago on business while W G Reynolds sails to Dysart. Hair goods for sale and shampooing by appointment. Business visitor G G Refsnider in Mason City likely to return tonight. Mrs G L Black heads to Los Angeles to winter with Rathermel family. Fred Fenton leaves for Turon SD. Mrs Fenton to stay longer with W M Law relatives. Kate Larimore visits Chicago friends. Waterloo Business College team to Cedar Rapids for a game. Notices of Rev W Teachler at First Brethren with sermons on the Early Apostolic Church and Prodigal Son. Virgil B Curtis returns to Rockford after visit with Hendersons. A B Hallowell family expected back in March with Clifford Stallowell due midmonth. Cold weather brings frozen ears and noses. Fred Nus injured walking to work. Fugen May found guilty of carrying a concealed weapon. Ervin Miller also guilty, both fined.
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W. G. Reynolds
Dysart
BE. Johnson
First Brethren Church
Hey. W. Tr. Teachler
Early Apostolic Church
Teachler
Virgil B. Curtis
Rockford
Fugen May
Ervin Miller
Miller
May
Street Railway Service Improves After Weather
The street railway system reports improved service today with steadier operations and lighter traffic along the Waverly line. Only a few passengers traveled between Waverly and Wiearloo, and last evening's final run carried a single traveler amid the elements.
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Sit
Waverly
Wiearloo
Lake Seaman a Kalle by Thain Lake Seaman a Kalle by Thain
Olaf Anderson 50, former Great Lake seaman and night engineer at Northwestern Tee Cutting Works, killed on Northwestern bridge. A union card from New York and a strike pledge from Chicago found in pocket. No relatives in this country. Drowned in the Mississippi at Clinton. Jan fr. Evening Press. John Fisk 66, Albany resident, drowned in Mississippi last night after ice near an air hole broke while he sought water. Survived by wife and son in Chicago.
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Clinton
Tawan
Evening Press
Olaf Anderson
Great Lake
Seaman
Northwestern
Ife
Northwestern Tee
New York
Chicago
Mississipi
Tia
John Fisk
Albany
Mississippi
Fisk
Tie
Chiraga
Mrs Bennett Farms Big Fruit Enterprise at Neosho
Mrs Marion S Bennett former Waterlon resident now runs a large fruit farm in Neosho Newton county seat. She visits at Mr yard Patavis on Commercial avenue. The farm grows strawberries peaches apples and dewberries with expanding yearly profits.
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Marion S. Bennett
Waterlon
Neosho
Newton County
Yard
Patavis
Fire Destroys Morse Grain Elevator near Ta Town
A fire at Morse near Ta last night destroyed the large grain elevator and its contents, causing about 5000 in damage. The building was partially insured. The cause remains unknown.
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Morse
Town City
Evening Press
Morsé
Here
Digestive Aid Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief
The ad promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless remedy that digests any meal and relieves indigestion, sour stomach, heartburn, and other stomach distress within minutes. It warns against self-diagnosis and claims the product prevents misinterpretation of digestive issues as nervous or serious illnesses.
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Otian Aumie
Pape
Dark Platform Lighting Sparks Depot Complaint
Travelers at Waterloo rail yard complain of poor lighting on depots platforms. Only kerosene lamps light the Fourth and Fifth Street sections, forcing passengers to exit into darkness and stumble over rails. Residents fear a footpad could operate in the vicinity until the structure is upgraded to resemble well lit corridors like at the Illinois Central. The city council may act to press Rock Island to improve illumination.
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Waterloo
Ratiro
Depo
Isla
Unois Central
Rock
Governor Eberhart urges major state government changes
St Paul notes report Governor Eberhart in his inaugural message calls for substantial reforms to the administrative structure. He targets too many boards and commissions, criticizes the salary fee system, proposes a new assessment plan, and suggests trimming the legislative size. In Minneapolis progressives unite to form the Progressive League amid statewide organization.
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St. Paul
Minn
Eberhart
Millionaire Bigamist Pleads Guilty in Clayton Case
Three elopements tied Charles F Drummond, a St Louis realty millionaire, to a bigamy charge. He pleaded guilty yesterday in St Louis County Court, received six months in jail and a $500 fine. He was paroled on good behavior after paying fines and costs.
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St. Louis
Charles F Drummond
Clayton
Bigant
Brunmend
Bachelors Name Vows To Remain Single One More Year
New Year’s Eve at Yvis hall saw sixty members of the Bachelors clh dance away the old year and ring in the new while renewing vows to stay single for another year. The group, with about one hundred fifty members, serves nearly ten thousand in the Home stake mines, where most men are employed. One member broke his vow in the past year. The bachelor button remains the club’s emblem.
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Yvis Hall
Tead
Homestake Company
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Frank Cole
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J. F. McIlhinney
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Jturon
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Waterloo Business College
Cedar Rapids
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Raymond Brown
Siloam
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Hudson
Gertrude Terrycof
Sid Perrin
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A. B. Hallowell
LaCrgne
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Kan
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Fred Nus
Iowa Paper Company
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Iig
West Second Street
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Kalle BY
Thain
Ola Anderson
Ron Downn
Clinton Budgie
Dife
Mioto
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Progressive League of Minnesota
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