Roosevelt fires up Progressive campaign in Oyster Bay
Roosevelt frames Progressive movement as keynote of campaign and vows a taut fight on a full program. He endorses woman suffrage and plans a new party platform to contrast with Republicans and Democrats. He weighs recall of judicial decisions and discusses selecting judiciary candidates with William L. Ransom.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
William L. Ransom
Brooklyn
New York Bar Association
Columbus
Mr. Ransom
Roosevelt movement grows as leaders tour region
The piece notes plans for a national convention of a new party led by Colonel Roosevelt as Prof. Charles Merrian visits Oyster Bay to discuss the situation. It mentions a Connecticut outlook reported by State Auditor Alsep and Ernest Smith and Francis J. Heney arriving from Baltimore to brief Roosevelt on the Democratic lineup after Wilson's nomination. It also advertises Brady War Pictures for schoolchildren via the Waterloo Evening Courier with a coupon on page 3.
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Roosevelt
Charles EK. Merrian
Chicago
Mlinoty
Oyster Bay
Connecticut
Alsep
Ernest Smith
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Waterloo Evening Courier
Courier
Hanes
Wee Five
Brady
Flenry W. Elson
Ohio, University
Aner
Mt Tor
Offler
Des Moines Mystery Death From Tama Shipment
A dead man found in Des Moines, shipped from Tama by Harrison & Youngman, likely killed by a revolver. No ID on body, decomposed, sent to Still College, where officials deem it unusable for dissection. Coroner James Lee and Northwestern agent Charles Anderson lead investigation to identify the man and determine the cause of death.
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Des Moines
Northwestern
Tama
Lee
Still College
James Lee
Corener
Charles Anderson
Harrison & Youngman
Final Service in Old Grace M E Church
Grace M E Church held farewell services marking the last events in the old building after over forty years of parish life. Rev Emory D Hull led a morning sermon on church duties and service as congregations listened to hymns and reminiscences from longtime members.
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Grace M. EB. Church
Emory D. Hull
Wm. Starr
G. W. Harbin
W. H. Bachman
Gale
Small
Israel
HF. Paar
California
Andrew Thompson
Los Angeles
Cal
Writhn
J.C. Gates
Goodby
CH. Bingham
F. J. Eighmey
SM. Bentley
Wow. Wyant
F. J. Eightney
C. R. Ro
Ald
Ble
Waterloo
Grace M. RB. Charch
Chicago
Marion Greene
Soaked in Coffee Until Too Stiff to Bend Over
A testimonial for Postum by a user who quit coffee two years ago and reports resolution of stomach and nervous troubles. She cites a neighbor who improved after stopping coffee and switching to Postum, noting no further side pains and ability to work.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Nothing Better Than Chamberlain’s Tarmient for Muscle Soreness
For soreness of the muscles whether caused by violent exercise or injury Chamberlain's Tamicent relieves rheumatic pains. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Modern Flat Structure Rising at Fourth and Wellington
John G. Miller advances a three story reinforced concrete fireproof apartment building at Fourth Street and Wellington, replacing the old Dr. Gr. Bickley home. The $64,000 project will feature stone facings, wide porches, and 21 units. Miller plans to reside there with his family as the largest city apartment project to date, with completion aimed about a year from now.
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Dr. Gr. Bickley
Fourth
Wellington Streets
John G. Miller
Miller
Chicago
St. Paul
Ainneapolis
Winnipeg
Fourth St
Wellington Street
Foreward vision movement highlighted across Iowa churches
Across Upper Iowa Conference and Waterlow, ministers and lay leaders gathered to boost a forward vision movement. In Park, Ohion services and dedications linked First M Neharehs, Waterloo churches, and Union services at Gravy ML St. A cantata titled A Day in the Woods was praised by a large audience at First Brethren church. Dr. Walter H Rollins preached and Rev Lowe OU gave benediction.
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Terloo
L. Alford
J .H. Hankinson
L. B. Park
GF. Fowler
Witlet
Edmund Miller
Willa St. John
M. i
Union
Park
SM. Dison
Boone
Mast Park Presbyterian Church
Nusie Waa Waveen
Dixon
Local Visitor Albaints Terms at Mistent Alon Morning
A fragment from Shell Rock notes a visitor named Shell Hoek and an unnamed companion visiting Mr and Mrs Bisplinghett, then relaxing at a home in Miinten Alon on a Monday morning. Profo and Mea OC are mentioned, with R. Buedetey and Byerit of Preirieshirg listed as visitors.
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Shell Hoek
Annia Teoningsent
Ars
Cures by Native Herb Save Seafarer Poison Victim
A man aboard a ship bound for India was bitten by a venomous reptile. Ship doctors failed to stop the poison, but an Indian medicine man used a native herb to quickly neutralize it and save the man's life. The tale extols roots and herbs as nature's cures and references Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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India
Lydia FE
Local Visitors and Relatives Stir Town Events
People from Shell Creek visit and attend church gatherings in Waverly and Chantwurgig events. Mrs Taedebey and Mrs Meena host guests while Mr Papebites attends updates. Mrs Currie Mangfield buys property adjoining the Baptist parsonage as residents catch up with relatives from Emmetsburg and nearby communities.
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Taedebey
Marien
Ian
Iin
Piu Bares
Dria
August Austan
Corte, T
Fra Amick
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Fourth Street West
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Syndicate Building
Wastin Powoe
Rub-No-More CO
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