The Waterloo Courier and Foreign Postage Notices
The piece lists Telegraph and Courier offices in Europe and North America for travelers and foreign postage, naming several locations and agencies. It also comments on President Taft's reciprocity speech, praising his handling of opposition and predicting Senate fate. The article notes broad popular support for reciprocity and Taft as a steadfast ally.
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Senate
Justice Harlan Turns Seventy Eight In Good Health
The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald notes Mr. Justice Harlan’s seventy eighth birthday. Despite age he remains vigorous mentally and physically, attends Presbyterian church, teaches Bible class, golfs for exercise, and lives in an old fashioned Washington home. He believes American life is improving and rejects pessimism about the nation’s future.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Standard Oil and Tobacco Trust
Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
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Supreme Bench
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Justice Harlen
America
Public Service Morals And Worry In Life Lessons
A aged jurist reflects on civic virtue criticizing public figures honestly benefits society. He warns against worry as the main enemy of health and happiness while praising disciplined personal care and steadfast presence, noting Justice Field and Justice Harlan for long tenure and dedication.
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Leaping the Chasm and Weather Wars in Iowa
A wary street view in Waterloo condemns shabby sidewalks on Main Street and urges repair for safe commerce. Dr. Wiley mocks heat as a mere state of mind while tariff clashes, free trade, and producer fears prompt calls for sensible policy. Lorimer, Cannée, and Iowa politics heat up in a summer gubernatorial tease.
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Iowa
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Vitality Theft and the Quiet Drain on Friends
The Evening Chit-Chat discusses how sharing mood and energy can feel like stealing vitality. It compares this to heat transfer between objects, notes how some people deplete others when they rely on sympathy or decisiveness, and warns against being too greedy or stingy with borrowed energy.
Spirit of the Iowa Press opens with Sedeletn ek a
A fragmentary note from the Spirit of the Iowa Press presents a cryptic phrase Sedeletn ek a, hinting at a regional wordplay or editorial prompt. The unreadable segment suggests archival OCR gaps but preserves a hint of local publication voice.
Iowa and nation in brief roundups from multiple papers
Iowa topics touch citizens and policy from farm to city. Des Moines notes pride and conflict in governance while Keokuk Davenport edge riverfront plans. Mason City highlights babies at fairs. Webster City flags restraint of trade. Council Bluffs cites home buying boycott. Marshalltown panels senatorial debates. Ida Grove reflects on Hawkeye highway dreams. Des Moines News covers Mayor Gaynor’s decline and public sympathy.
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Des Moines
State Fair Association
Towa
Death of Stephen A. Douglas Marks End of an Era
The Waterloo Courier reports Stephen A. Douglas died at Tremont House in Chicago last Monday. The news unsettles both parties as crowds converge on Chicago for funeral rites, amid calls for subscriber payments and a note of media ties. The piece also records a social note about a gathering with several editors from neighboring papers.
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Stephen A. Douglas
Waterloo Exultant as Volunteers March to Dubuque
On Tuesday June 4 Waterloo welcomed Capt Trumbull and the Pioneer Greys from Cedar Falls for a farewell march through Commercial street and a union speech at the court house. About 108 volunteers, including 30 from Waterloo, were sworn in and sent by train to Dubuque amid cheers from nearly 4000 locals. The day closed with civic pride and prayers for the soldiers as they began their arduous journey and the town praised their patriotism.
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Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co Shows Satisfactory May Report
The Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co, oldest in the state, published a May 20 financial condition report after auditor review. It shows steady business growth and a well balanced balance sheet with assets of 734,481.36 and deposits around 444,?4.54, reflecting a favorable overall condition.
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Bryan Says Too Much Business Imperils Home
In a New York report dated June 5, William J. Bryan states the American home faces triple peril from neglect of religion, weak home life, and pursuit of pleasure and dollars. His reply, read from the pulpit, warns that business and leisure consume time needed for home life and faith, with home religion neglected.
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Outlook in steel trade brighter
Pittsburg June 5 A number of furnaces of the Carnegie Steel com
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Steel plants reopen boosting local employment prospects
The Jones & Laughlin Steel company and a partner operation resumed today after a period of inactivity. A large workforce was hired, and local steel trade prospects are described as better than in months. A Kansas City reader credits Foley Kidney Pills with relief from back and kidney pain after a severe cold. J. K. Jodger & Son.
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Ex-Slave State's Memorial Flowers Mix Up
West Union Iowa June 6 a peculiar error sent flowers for Decoration Day from a former Confederate state. T W Carlton of Alvin Texas shipped about 800 Cape Jessamines to Pollard Floral Co Midorado Iowa at a wrong address. Express Agent Joe Neff hunted a place to dispose of them to pay charges finding Dr Darnell president
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School board member considers purchase for procession flowers
An unidentified school board member indicated willingness to buy flowers for the Decortion Day procession and present them to school children. W. W. Peebles of Alvin is tasked with notifying proper people why the flowers were misplaced.
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Alvin
Indians Join Mexican Rebels Reinforce Ti juana Camp
A band of over 40 Indians expected for days to reinforce the Ti juana insurgents entered General Jack Moshy's Camp yesterday and joined his force. Insurgent reports say Cal Mayor's eight federals battalions left Ensenada days ago, but their movements are unclear.
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