Dr Reherd Returns to First Presbyterian on World Mission Tour
Dr Reherd fills first Sunday back at First Presbyterian Church with sermons on foreign mission work. He argues Christianity is oriental in origin and has spread widely in the East, including Korea. The congregation welcomes him as the manse is prepared for Mrs Reherd and the children arriving Fridaynight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Reherd
First Presbyterian Church
Renerd
Far East
Palestine
Korea
Waterloo
Dr. Reherd
Dewar Sunbeam Class Meeting Report
Dewar July 28 report of a Sunbeams class meeting with a birthday party for Miss Beth Anderson. Activities included games, a repast, and a party honoring Miss Lara Olette. Officers listed: President Miss Iva Padget, Vice President Miss Anna Wallet, Secretary Miss Margaret Ksiple, Treasurer Miss Luria Weidman. Upcoming events noted with Revivals at M. E. Church under Rev. Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wallet
Margaret Ksiple
Luria Weidman
Treasursia Wednesse
Dewar
M. E
Mr. Ward
Brotherhood Conducts Service in Absence of Pastor
With Rev J M Bamford away the Logan Avenue United Evangelical Brotherhood led yesterday morning worship. Readings included The Bible by H Eccleston The Man s Part in Church by Herbert Bamford The Man s Idea of a Better Missionary Society by H Shook The Ideal Minister by Henry Ub iann Prayer by William O Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bamford
Logan Avenue
United Evangelical Church
Brotherhood
H. Eccleston
Herbert Bamford
Missionary Society
H. Shook
Henry Ubiann
William O’brien
Tag Day Raises Funds For Charities In Des Moines
Tag day held Saturday for Associated Charities and the Iowa Children's Home at Des Moines netted a nice sum for each organization. Volunteers assisted and earned praise for supporting the two good causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Iowa
Tes Moines
Eaton for Governor in Illinois Progressive bid announced
Joliet July 22 Robert Eaton of Will county announced his candidacy for governor on the Progressive party ticket. Headquarters will open Thursday in the Congress Hotel Chicago with Wapt. Wyom Frame of Joliet in charge. he served in Roosevelt's Cuban campaign. Dysentery is serious but curable, and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy is claimed to cure even malignant forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Ill
Robert Eaton
Will County
State Grange
Prohibitionists To Meet Tomorrow In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids July 29 Prohibition leaders anticipate a lively Iowa dry state convention in Cedar Rapids next Tuesday and Wednesday with about 400 delegates. C D Jones of Perry seeks governor endorsement while H G Gordon faces a challenge from R H Williams Oskaloosa as the party prepares to draft a heated prohibition plank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Rt. H. Williams
Oskaloosa
State Centrals Committee
Gordon
Des Moines
Malcolm Smith
Roosevelt Declines View on Progressive Party Delegates
In Oyster Bay on July 24 the provisional national committee of the Progressive Party is expected to lead the new party at the Chicago convention next month. Contests have begun in several states with rival delegations likely to go to Chicago. Colonel Roosevelt said the committee men from each state would guide decisions, noting they were appointed not elected, and their rulings would be followed until the convention convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Provisional National Committee
National Progressive Party
Chicago
Roosevelt
South
Conflicts Expected Near Tomah After Reds Retreat
The Blue Army controls Tomah Wisconsin, Reds retreat seven miles but hold a strong position. Outposts line the city and roads west of town as patrols monitor bridges and cross roads. Tomah Indian School draws many young Indian spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Army
Tomah
Wis
Heo
Blue
Jumah
Young People Meet at Storm Lake Conference
Calvin Huntley and Loren Berry of First Presbyterian church with Christian Endeavor depart tomorrow for Storm Lake to attend a ten day Presbyterian Young People's conference. The training sessions aim to instruct and interest youths west of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Huntley
Loren Berry
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Storm Lake
Presbyterian Young People’s Conference
Chicago
Pastor Valiant to Take Month-Long Vacation Detour
Rev. Edgar A. Valiant of the First Baptist church leaves Friday with his family for a month at Clear Lake. He will return Saturdays to lead Sunday services except the last Sunday when another minister will preach. A pleasant outing is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Valiant
First Baptist Church
Clear Lake
Governor Probes Fordyce Guard Clash After Alleged Attack
Governor investigates a Fordyce disturbance over an attack on Fordyce residents by Arkansas state guard members. The guardsmen face condemnation as the entire battalion is held pending inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Tuly Aes Donaghey
Fordyce
Arkansas State Guard
Darrow Bribery Trial Nearing Verdict
The Darrow bribery trial in Chicago appears near its end with less than a week needed for evidence submission and time for closing arguments. Clarence Darrow is expected to dominate the proceedings, first as defendant and then as counsel for the defense, as the case moves toward a jury verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Angeles
Cal
Darrow
Ias
Trlal
Chicago
Beegan Fim
Eth
Hart
Clarence &. Darrow
Civic Reform Speakers Warn of Social Evils in Waterloo
Albert H. White and George W Reichel of the American Civic Reform union spoke in Waterloo on saloon and white slave traffic dangers, industrial oppression, and the need for civil service reform and parental instruction to curb social evils. meetings drew large crowds at multiple churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. White
American Civic Reform Union
George W Reichel
Waterloo
United States
White
First Baptist Church
Calvary Evangelical Church
Reichel
First United Brethren Church
Logan Avenue United Evangelical Church
Grace M. E. Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
H. L. Waterous
New York City
Independence
Edgar A. Valiant
Washington Park
Purse Lost in Road Yields $100 Reward
Two men found a purse with 850 in bank notes and several New York checks. The owner Dr. Waldo H Richardson of New York City was located after a return wire. Jim Hill of Oakland received 100 for returning the property.
Fishermen Use Beer to Extinguish Car Fire
Fort Dodge Iowa July 29 report says two autos returning from a fishing trip suffered a gasoline fire after a match sparked leaking fuel. With water unavailable the fishermen used beer to douse the flames and saved the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Heer
City in Brief Listings From Waterloo-area Notices
A long city in brief column reports numerous travel updates and local visits. Residents including Hon G H Baghor, Mrs W H Stiren, Misses Knee, J E Briggs, and D L Rankin travel and return from Chicago Orange St Paul and other locales. Local officials and businesspeople attend meetings and events. Ringling Bros circus train passes. water rates may be discussed tonight.
Trans Misssissippi Commercial Congress Invites Leaders to Salt Lake City
The twenty third session of the Trans Mississipp i Commercial Congress will meet in Salt Lake City from August 27 to 30 1912. Governors mayors and business leaders are invited to participate in topics from Good Roads to Immigration and Reclamation of Land. Delegates are allotted by state city and organization with totals not exceeding 20 per district. Rail fares and lodging details available on request with Boston Building Salt Lake City as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
Salt Lake City
Congress
Free Forum of
West
America
Trans-Mississippi
Boston Building
Utah
Newspaper Truth at National Conference on Press Freedom
Madison Wisconsin hosts the first national newspaper conference opening tonight with leaders from across the country. President Geo Vincent of the University of Minnesota will speak on The Press and the People. Adolph Ochs Will Irwin and Livy Richard are also slated to discuss Truth in reporting and fairness in news gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Geo. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Adolph Ochs
New York
Will Irwin
Livy
Richard
Boston
Melville FE. Stone
A. M. Simons
Samuel Hughes
Dan Seltz
Geo. French
H. H. Tammon
C. H. Grasty
William Holt
Geo. H. Dunlop
Snodgrass to view Catskill body in sister case
Wm Snodgrass of Meyersdale Pa travels to Catskill New York to examine a corpse found in the Catskill river believed to be his sister Dorcas Snodgrass a nurse who vanished from Mt Vernon on July 17. Reports say Dorcas may be aboard the steamship Minnehaha en route to Southampton but verification is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Snodgrass
Meyersdale
Catskill
N. Y
Catskill River
Dorcas Snodgrass
Mt. Vernon
Minny
Water loo Indians Lose 8 to 4 at Megle Center
The Waterloo Indians fell 8 to 4 to Eagle Center at Megle Center Yesterday. Mitchell and Champ pitched for Waterloo with Welsh catching. Rosauer and Brown formed Eagle Center’s battery, Brown with nine hits. umpiring reportedly influenced the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Indians
Megle Center
Mitchell
Champ
Indians
Welsh
Rosauer
Brown
Eagle Center
City Fellows
Silver Wedding Day Celebrated by Nichol Couple
Denver residents Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Nichol marked their silver wedding anniversary with a gathering of forty relatives and friends at their home west of Denver. A three course dinner was served beneath trees with garden flowers as a centerpiece and gifts included silver items and two rocking chairs. Attending out of town were Mr. and Mrs. John Chadwick Tripoli and others from Shell Rock Waterloo and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
F. A. Nichol
Pearl Nichol
Kittie Smith
Nichol
Waterloo
John Chadwick
Tripoli
Mr. Nichols
Albert Nichols
Shell Rock
Snyder
Young Boy Sentenced to Reform School
Dewey Lytle aged 13 was sentenced in juvenile court to the Boys' Industrial School at Hidory until age 21 for larceny and general corrigibility after stealing $10 from a milk dealer's wagon. He had prior juvenile court appearances and wept as the sentence was read, accompanied by his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Lytle
Hidory
Sunday Baseball Arrests In Creston Disturb Sabbath Peace
Creston Iowa July 29 several men Lester Brown W B Cargill R Eastman Edwin Coen c K Sennett Burr Breed and Harry Coen were arrested Saturday at the instance of David Abbott and George DeLay for disturbing the Sabbath by playing baseball within city limits. The case was moved for venue and will be before Justice Smith next Friday with bonds set at five dollars each. Many witnesses have been summoned and the proceeding is highly anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Lester Brown
W.B. Cargill
R. Eastman
Edwin Coen
C. K. Sennett
Burr Breed
Harry Coen
David Abbott
George DeLay
Jusice Smith
Rev Thaddeus Stevens Impresses Lacon Church
Rev Thaddeus Stevens of Lacon preached at the First Congregational church Sunday morning and evening and made such a strong impression that members aim to have him lead services again next Sunday. He appeared with a fine presence and voice and delivered sermons of clear value. A group of church members visited the Davises on Fourth Street West Saturday evening to greet him informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus Stevens
Lacon, Jil
First Congregational Church
Charles H. Davis
Fourth Street West
Mr. Stevens
Train Kills Deaf Farmer in Mason City
John Rombach a 24 year old farmer was struck and killed by a Milwaukee freight train at Whittamore. He was deaf and did not notice the approaching train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
John §. Rombach
Whittamore
Milwaukee
New York Stock Close July 29 Prices Ticker Summary
New York stock prices close for July 29 show lower and mixed readings across rail and industrials. Key figures include Canadian Pacific at 264 and United States Steel at 60 00, with Reading and Northern Pacific showing notable activity. The list also notes Atchison and Southern Pacific among rail issues, Amalgamated Copper and Amoco? sources indicating varied shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Danone
BBR
Rock Islands
Cs Bag
Northwestern
TASK
Atchison
American Smelter
Pee Dean
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Corners
Bilégicca
Seacseas
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Doctors May Cut Up Body In Post Mortem Case Ruling
Iowa City July 29 Federal Judge Lewin of Colorado held a physician may cut up a dead body to any extent to determine death cause even against relatives. Mrs. Mary Seelman's suit over her son's autopsy seeks appeal. the physician showed abdominal anatomy to nurses amid dispute over proper death certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Lewin
Colorado
Lewis
Denver
Mary Seelman
Attorney Smith
Pedestrian Struck by Auto at Fifth and Water Streets
Charles Harkness of 1437 Sycamore Street was knocked down by a slowly driven auto operated by J. W. Wray of Wellington Street at the Fifth and Water intersection. Harkness, standing near a saloon while dodging freight cars, suffered a fractured knee cap an ankle injury and possible dislocation and was taken home for medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harkness
Sycamore Street
Fifth
Water Streets
J. W. Wray
Wellington Street
Water Street
Harkness
Mr. Harkness
Auto Patrol
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DR. Rererd
First Pres
Byterian
Dewar Sunbeam
London
Stfikers
Frening Courier
Conpon
Yarrow
Nfar
Avery
Waterloo Myening
Form Union
Waterloo Evening Courier
Fivery
Washerloo
Connon
Buchanan
G. H. Baghor
Mra. W. H. Stiren
Oange
Mra. O. A. Lindelof
Ethel
Frank
Smnosa
Lucile
Gwyneth Knee
Postville
Clermont
J. £. Briggs
B. (. Wilson
Goodland
Kan
Bie
F. M. Wilson
St. Paul
D. L. Rankin
Sty
Charles A. Roby
Chalmers
Belog
John Dolan
Adams Street
St. Joseph's College
Dubuque
J. K. Lonergan
Carmody, Iron Works
J. W. Flickinger
Morrell, Kan
Mrs. Flickinger
J. J. Miller
Caroyl Tuttle
Fay W. Paine
Maquoketa
the Irving
P. J. Martin
Misney Blanche
Gladys
Dorothy
Spirit Lake
George E. Lichty
S. J. Hall
Dorothy Hall
Knight Templar Park
Emil Thena
Charles City
The
Irving
Polly Peirce
Worcester
Mass
Eleanor Johnson
Helen Prichard
Miss Johnson
Winona
Minn
F. L. Tanner
Illinois Central
Hopedale
F. C. Liffring
WHI
Detroit
Mich
Ohio
Indiana
Roy Donaldson
M. J. Perrin
South Street
Katheryn Meek
Atlantic City
J. L. Cooley
Hisather
Albert Lea
Ringling Bros.” Circus
Fred S. Pettit
T. M. Buchanan
Ella Ashbrenner
Harrison
Hampton
Nettle Miamond
Wade Nelson
Lake Okobodi
Diamond
Minneapolis
BIG Commercial Congress
Newspaper Truth
Madison, Wis
Train
Marke
West Third Street
Randolph Ot
West Seventh St
Kansas
E. Patterson
Gen
Del
Electric Park
Courier
West Sixth
Lafayette Park
FR. Sklar
Lafayette St
Parlen & Orendorff Co
Canton
Jil
Tandon Addition
Lafayette Street
Smith
Hammond Ave
Por Sali
Wadena
Wadena Minn
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