Old Guard Split Over Andrew Case in Treasury Tug
Washington July 6 The Old Guard backs Assistant Secretary Andrew against Secretary MacVeagh. Senators Lodge Aldrich Crane Reed Reott Gallinger Aldrich along with President Eliot support Andrew, praising reforms and efficiency. House Democrats push inquiry but treat as a family dispute amid looming investigations.
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Washington, W. C
Treasury Department
House of Representatives
MacVeagh
Congress
Old Guard
Andrew
Reed Smooth
Utah
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Elihu Reot
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
Jacob H. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Lodge
Harvard
Eliot
Aldrich
Washington
Monetary Commission
Mint
Crane
Tal
Case
Progressives Discuss Radical Platform for Iowa
Iowa progressives seek a strong platform at the Des Moines state convention to block Roosevelt's third party. Leaders warn that a weak plank could hand victory to Roosevelt’s ticket and threaten GOP candidates like Kenyon, Clarke, and Cosson without a clear progressive agenda. They aim to pass resolutions Wednesday that solidify the party’s direction and preserve the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs Moines
Progrese Sives
Iowa
Des Moines
Inwa
Roosevelt
Kenyon
Clarke
Cosson
Urket
Chicago
Baltimore
Progressivs
Hear George TR Stewart Tonight at Mhanladigna Park
Local crowd invited to hear George TR Stewart perform at Mhanladigna Park tonight on Saturday evening. Event starts at p.m. with the city venue hosting the speaker for residents seeking updates and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George TR Stewart
Mhanladigna Park
At & P.m
Fire Destroys Country Home Near Mesa Junction
Cedar Falls Indiana July 6 Special Word reached the city after a clock today that the large residence on the Fred Webster farm one and a half miles north of Mesa Junction burned to the ground Mr Webster and family had occupied the home about a year no details on cause extent of loss were provided in a brief country message
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Cedar Falls
Fred Webster
Mesa Junction
Roosevelt to Attack Both Major Parties in Campaign
Theodore Roosevelt said he will challenge both the Republican and Democratic parties on trust enforcement. He warns abolition of big business is futile and will push for close national supervision, reaffirming stance from Osawatomie speech. Rumor he offered the vice presidency to Jip Hien B. Lindsey is denied.
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Oyster May
N.Y
Roosevelt
Osawatomie
Kan
Jip Hien B. Lindsey
Denver
Victory Hung on Thread Says Bryan
Bryan said victory hung on a slender thread after the Tal timers fight and blamed many outsiders for interfering with his nomination chances at Baltimore. He claimed he could come nearer to a Chicago nomination and urged a progressive platform to deter Roosevelt from running. He criticized party leaders for the temporary chairmanship outcome and suggested different conventions could have yielded a different result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janecin
Neh
Mr. Iiryan
Taltimers
Baltimore
Republicana
Chicago
Chicagnani
Taft
Roosevelt
Ty Clark
Wilson
Hoe
Trouble Woman Nancy Newman Dead After Long Afflictions
Mrs. Nancy Newman of Manesville Kays died at ST years old. She was the last of thirteen siblings whose stepfather Capt John Sterret was county sheriff. A string of tragedies followed her family from scalding and burns to a riot murder, a house collapse, a runaway death, and two relatives killed. She broke her leg two weeks earlier and never recovered.
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Manesville
Kays
Thaneack Jounta
Nancy Newman
John Sterret
Mobile
Ala
Iowa Golf Championship Decided Today
The Iowa state golf tournament ends today with the championship match between W. M. Sheehan and J. W. Hub Bell, both from Des Moines. Craig Van Dyke of Sioux City faces E. L. Townsend of Des Moines for the director's cup as ideal weather benefits the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
W. M. Sheehan
J. W. Hubbell
Des Moines
Craig van Dyke
FE. L. Townsend
Tes Moines
Taft Won't Insist on Hilles as RNC Chairman
President Taft favors appointing his secretary C D Hilles as chairman of the Republican National Committee with active leadership for re election but will not insist if committee members at the White House Monday hold different views. Other names like William Barnes and former Representative Herbert Parsons of New York have been mentioned amid objections to Hilles.
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Beverly
Mags
Taft
C. D Hitles
Republican National Committee
National Committee
White House
Hilles
Wm. Barnes
New York
Herbert Parsons
Uilles
Printer's Body Found in Maline Wharf Area
The body of Goa Reckey, a printer, was found in the Maline Wharf area this morning. An awakened wool dlea had gone home to The poet alone last night as was his custonm after work. Hear George R. Stewart at Chavtarqua Park. conight saturday duly at nom.
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Goa
Reckey
Dle
Hia Euatonm
George R. Stewart
Chavtarqua Park
Burlington Hawk Pitcher Falls From Hotel Window
Pitcher Fol of the Burlington baseball club fell from a third story window of a local hotel onto the sidewalk last night. He is alive with suspected internal injuries and possible amputation of his badly shattered right leg. Fol showed some nourishment this morning after a fall of about 40 to 50 feet, an escape regarded as miraculous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Hawk
Burlington Baseball Club
Runaway Wagon Death in Jones County Farm Incident
A Jones County farmer, Hen Engiebarte, died when his wagon was frightened by a passing auto causing him to fall and break his neck. The incident occurred near Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Cedar Rapids
Toly
Engiebarte
Jonese County
Hardy rails against hurried descriptive reporting by newspapers
Thomas Hardy in an address before the Royal Society of Literature denounces rushed English American newspaper prose as fearfully worded. He notes publishers pride in good writing while criticizing haste that leads to errors and sloppy style, urging youths entering journalism to study strong English composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Springfield
Mass
Republican
New York
White Star Line
Hardy
Salvage Shot from the Sea
The article describes the craft of salvaging shot and shells from seabed sands. Workers require a boat courage and license. Portsmouth practice sites see daily target runs with Admiralty paying for recovered shells. A long line and buoy locate shells followed by a pole and pick to extract the objects.
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Portsmouth
England
Admiralty
Bret Pickers
Si Ie
Dia
You and Nature Find Strength in Fresh Apparel
The text urges harmony with nature and personal renewal through new clothing. It frames nature as divine and suggests adopting nature’s example to receive renewal, echoing a spiritual-minded message about growth and self-presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
tKlla Wheeler Wilox
John Gates and the cab ride gamble tale
A Gates anecdote recounts a New York cab ride with a stock market friend. Gates repeatedly trumped his companion in a three sided bet over buying and selling a horse and cab, finally winning by revealing the buying price was $100 less than the selling price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
New York
John Watchme
Cabby’s
Cabby
John Watch-me
John Watch Me
Two Mules Reunited for Kauai Research Mission
Two mules with a history were shipped to W B Hardy on Kauai to aid the geographic and water research branch. Hardy, who previously worked the mules in California, will continue field work where roads are scarce and waterways run through rough terrain. The mules, riding saddle and pack, will travel tracks as far as possible before researchers proceed on foot.
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W. B. Hardy
Kauai
Geographical and Water Research
Department
California
Hardy
Honolulu Bulletin
Not a Cheap Building, Cheops Pyramid Cost Estimate
The article cites Scientific American figures estimating the Cheops pyramid would cost about 100 million dollars to rebuild under modern conditions. It details 40 000 workers for two years for a rebuild versus 100 000 workers for thirty years in reality, with 12 ¾ acres, 746 feet height, and about 149 315 100 cubic yards of stone and granite. Materials would total 36 million, labor 72 million, plus 93.6 million for tools and transport, with foundation work adding to the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Hair Care Guidelines From Infancy To Adulthood
The text advises sleeping with the head uncovered to preserve hair beauty, keeping hair raised and braided loosely at night, avoiding starched nightcaps, brushing with a soft short bristle brush, and not combing from roots in multiple parts to prevent damage. It also notes smoothing the hair with the hands as beneficial.
Cats ward off snakes at Queensland cattle station
A Queensland cattle station keeper praises cats for snake control at the head station. He notes 16 to 20 cats kept as a guard, often seen guarding or killing snakes, though some cats die from snakebites in the line of duty.
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Queensland
Heaven, Earth, and the Call of Infinity in Faith
A reflective meditation on heaven as both a place and a condition. The author contrasts biblical visions with geographic and cultural images, asserts the Lord’s way, and recalls personal experiences like a bat in church and a vast expo’s pigeons answering a home call. The piece blends theology, longing, and imagery to urge readiness for the heavenly home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt W
Ocean
Tropic of Capricorn
Arctic Circle
Town chatter and local notices from Waterloo week
P J Martin traveled to St Cloud Minnesota on business. E L Johnsons return home after six weeks in Europe. Dorothy Shoembair from Hollywood is visiting T F Moore home Waterloo. Gladys Martin resigns at Iowa State College Ames to spend three weeks at Spirit Lake. B L Cobb notes drought effects limited. some rain in southeast near Brandon and Shady Grove earlier. Loretta Kibby to spend six weeks with parents in Waukon. John S Halley ill after winters in Tennessee. recently arrived home. Mabel Brooks Galloway released from jail after paying fine. Miss Norton Russell headlines Electric Park next week performing Madame X tabloid version and Ramond scenes.
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P. J. Martin
St. Cloud
Minn
E. L. Johnson
Europe
Dorothy Shoembair
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Cal
Waterloo
T. F. Moore
South Street
Gladys Martin
Stanton
Iowa State College
Ames
Spirit Lake
B. L. Cobb
Brandon
Shady Grove
Misa Loretta Kibby
William Galloway Company
Waukon
John S. Halley
Tennessee
Warse
Mabel Brooks Galloway
Frank Knapp
Norton Russell
Electric Park
Miss Russell
Madame X
Ramond
Son
Cotter Disorderly House Bail Set At $1000
Preliminary hearing in the Iowa case against Charles E Cotter for conducting a disorderly house on Fifth Street East began before Justice F P Knapp. With only part of sensational evidence presented, the hearing continued to next week as authorities pursue more testimony. Cotter’s bond stands at $1000 and he is jailed for lack of security. The action stems from an attempted Cosson law closure. the establishment has been abandoned by Cotter and his inmates.
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State of
Iowa
Charles BE. Cotter
Fifth Street
F. P. Knapp
Cotter
Cosson
Shooting blamed on clerk in Webster City incident
Webster City Iowa July 6 Special The shooting of William Reinhardt on the Fourth is fixed on Nelson Morris a young city clerk. Morris fled last night and has not been located. He was riding with two young ladies and fired to frighten a group of drunks by the roadside, according to the young women.
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San Francisco
Buffalo
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Heaven
Jerusalem
Earth
Constantinople
Redlands
Smiley Heights
San Bernardino
Golden
Pacific
John
Webster City
William Reinhardt
Nelson Morris
Morris
Banks report sharp reserve drops amid mixed loan shifts
New York figures show a weekly clearing house statement with loans up by 11.3 million and net deposits down 25.56 million. Specie and legal tender declines accompany a 513000 fall in circulation. Deficit cash reserve widens while total aggregate reserves stand at 425.2 million. Saturday night events feature George KR Stewart at Chautauqua Park.
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New York
Chattanqua
Blecof Clearing House
Tric Park
Thejon Waterloo Security Savings Bank
New York Clearing House
Mullet Tax Yields in Waterloo Salons and Advertised Witness List
Advance collection shows 26 retail salons and 2 wholesale establishments in Waterloo paid a total mulet tax of 10 050 for the quarter ending July 1. If sustained, the yearly tax would reach 40 200. The notice lists mail advertisees in Waterloo dated July 3 1912, including Mrs Art B Bean Miss Lillian Borgy Miss Ida Bondeleon Mrs Grace E Cale and many others along with numerous individuals and firms.
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Waterloo
Art B. Bean
Lizzie Billings
Lillian Borgy
Clara Brown
Ida Bondeleon
Ruth Byrnes
Grace E. Cale
Elsi Callahan
Geo, Danny
Marion Carey
Theresa Connor
Mabel Cook
Irena Davis
Jeanette Douglas
Alta Ellison
Roy Farnum
Margaret Felkey
Gertie Garlow
Olive Weber
G. W. Wagner
Dar Ballinger
Romeo Beebe
George Bick Co
Bouck
A. G. Bowman
Broe
James Brennan
W. Broffle
George
Bunn
W. G. Banninger
G. Benninger
H. A. Correa
Cottar St. Arley Cross
Howard Edson
Arthur Ennis
Harry Farrand
H. H Fuller
B. F. Goodrich Co
Harry A. Gould
Lewis Gutternson
B. L. Heinz
del Hilton
Willard Holliday
Arthur Holt
Wille Horn
A. W. Jobnes
Paul Jones
Wm. Junuehus
Herbert Kahler
Frank Keller
Peter Knipp
H. Kreider
Eddie Larsen
John Lawles
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Etgma
House Democrats
Progressives For Radical Platform
Teddy
Bryan
Woma
Printer
English
The
John W. Gates
CAS
Cate
Snakes
Conrier
the Golden
Dkev
Christ
John C. Fremont
Dave
Courier
Charles E. Cotter
G. W Cons
Sunnyside Farm
Logan Ave
Fight Room Modern
House
Vermont St
Black Hawk
George KR. Stewart
Chautauqua Park
Northwestern States
Portland Cement Co
Mason City
Ifor
Lina
Cottage Grove Ave
George FR. Stewart
West Fourth St
Home Park
I. J. Fommer & CO
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