Early resident hears summons for Rebecca Williamson
Rebecca Williamson died at her daughter's home after a long illness. Native of Pennsylvania, she lived in Waterloo since 1861, reared as a Quaker and later affiliated with Free Will Baptist church. Survived by four children and one daughter in Waterloo, with funeral Thursday at 2:30 p.m. and burial in Littleton beside husband and son.
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Rebecca Williamson
Yelock
G. L. Dixon
Cottage Grove Avenue
Pennsylvania
Rebecca J. Bowls
Lemerton
Chester Co
J. J
A.C. Held
Wanaconda
Edmund J
Independence
D. A. Norcott
Springfield
Waterloo
Charles Gibbons
Williamson
P. G. Kelly
Ohio
Big
California
Littleton
Lady of the Lake at Crystal theatre Wednesday June 5
Manager Mcintosh announces a 454 feature film The Lady of the Lake based on Sir Walter Scott. Filmed in Scotland near Loch Katrine with authentic lake scenes. cost over 49000. Produced by Vitagraph, transported entire cast to Scotland. One day only release at Crystal theatre Waterloo.
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Mcintosh
Sir Water Scott
Scotland
Loch Katrin
Unis Lake
Walter Lee
Vitagraph
Tle
Crratal Theatre
Waterloo
Couple Ordered to Leave City After Disorderly Conduct
A police court in Waterloo yesterday fined Mr and Mrs Whitlird ten pounds each and gave one week in jail with hard labor for indecent behavior at a party on Waterloo street. The couple, with one child, were released after agreeing to leave the city within a week. A separate note promotes Foleys Honey and Tar Compound with a doctor’s stamp and warning against substitutes.
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Tiassa
Whit Lird
Badiana Street
Fier
Qoise Eisaggeed
Poller
Moyers Ando
Civen
Reniey
Waterloo
Conference on Industrial Diseases in Atlantic City
The second national conference on industrial diseases meets in Atlantic City with a two day program. Prominent physicians, labor and health officials, sanitary inspectors and insurance experts attend a joint session with the American Medical Association and other organizations. The keynote urges thorough study of occupational illnesses to support protective legislation and public health.
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Atlantic City
Noda Dune
Iuhor
Lthor
Marlborough
Jen. Chas. P. Neill
Mr. Hatch
Catarrh Cure Promises Constitutional Relief
There is more catarrh in this region than all other diseases combined, once deemed incurable. Science shows it is constitutional, needing constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo is advertised as the only constitutional cure, taken internally from 10 drops to a teaspoonful, claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Croney & CO
Oho
Drugatsts
Hall
Roosevelt Urges Defeat of Root for Chicago Convention
Oyster Bay June 4 Col Theodore Roosevelt issues a public statement urging defeat of Elihu Root as temporary chairman of the Chicago convention He says Root allies with reaction and fights the people He attacks William Barnes Jr of New York Taft leader in Chicago noting the contest will decide whether the people or the interests rule Roosevelt says Barnes is a political boss and cites primaries showing party wishes not Taft The Taft forces hope for action by the Republican national committee on contested delegates Also Albert E Gibson of Galloway Gibson Investment Co and A J Lotts of Cedar Falls leave for a Canada trip.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Chicago
Col. Roosevelt
Root
William Barnes, Jr
New York
Barnes
Roosevelt
Col
Taft
Republican Nationa Committee
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