Amusements at Waterloo Tonight and Coming Week
The Waterloo presents a string of acts led by Lem B Parker's A Girl of the Mountains starring Nellie Bonn and Isabel Gould. Also on the bill are Paid in Full by Eugene Walter, The City by Clyde Fitch with Hugo B Koch, The Countess Coquette a musical French farce, The Rose Maid operetta, The Bohemian Girl by Aborn, plus other performances through March 19.
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Waterloo Nuse
Lem B. Parker
Nellie Bonn
Isabel Gould
Waterloo
C. S. Primrose
Eugene Walter
New York
Broadway
Hugo B. Koch
Clyde Fitch
Waterloo Theatre
United Play Company
Wright
Middleburg
City
Fitch
United Play, Company
Countess Coquette
Marcelle Janvier
Paris
Metropolitan Opera Co., Inc
Melville Alexander
Anatol Friedland
Globe Theatre
Chicago
Messrs
Balfe
Atlantic
Pacific
the Waterloo
Butter Seizures Lead to Federal Prosecutions in Chicago
In Chicago federal court a wave of prosecutions is anticipated after revenue agents seized more than 250000 pounds of butter from city cold storage houses. The seizures stem from unlawful adulteration and related offenses detected by investigators.
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Chicago
Butter Adulteration Probe Ties Chicago Warehouses
Government findings report widespread butter adulteration in Chicago warehouses. Col. L. G. Nutt forwards recommendations to Commissioner Cabell as millions of pounds were examined and samples from over 3,000 tubs analyzed. About one third of Chicago butter was found watered down or moistened beyond acceptable levels.
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Leralion
Cabell
Washington
Col. L. G. Nutt
Chicago
Charite
United States
Snimplea
Revenue Department
Graft Estimated at 1.2 Million in New York Saloons
Evidence shows a central fund of about 1.2 million dollars annually from protection payments by saloonkeepers. J J McGrath testified he directed a manager to pay a civilian collector, aligning with changes after Mayor Gaynor ordered police from saloon violations. A typical rate of 200 dollars for two months could yield the annual figure.
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New York
J. J. McGrath
Whitman
McGrath
Gaynor
Telegraph Operators Meet in Dubuque on IC Line
A large group of Order of Railroad Telegraphers members gathered in Dubuque on February 28 to attend a meeting of IC line operators between Chicago and Albert Lea Minnesota.
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Dubuque, Jua
Order of Railroad
Chicago
Albert Lea
Remarkable Swift S P Coated Blood Remedy Promises Cure
An advertised medical claim extols Swift's Sure Specific S S and 8 5 5 for curing eruptive blood diseases by a mysterious Divine selection. It asserts superiority over mercury and minerals, praises purity, and urges readers to buy a one dollar bottle or write for advice from The Swift Specific Co in Atlanta Georgia.
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Swift Sperific Co
Medical Dept
Swift Bldg
Atlanta, Ga
Meeting of Local Railroad and Telegraph Workers Report
Observers noted more than a hundred organization members in the city for a meeting to discuss work hour changes wage increases and terms with railroad and telegraph companies. Attendees indicated business intent and no strike was mentioned though calls for higher pay and better housing were discussed.
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Elty
Jea
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Waterloo and Surrounding Areas
A sequence of real estate transfers is listed with buyers such as George Co. Butler, John W. Fox, Mary A. Leahy, A B Ellis, and Carrie Presha among others. Properties span Waterloo and Dunkerton areas with parcel details including blocks and lots and prices ranging from $1 to $12,441.
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Black Hawk Co
Gc. Co
Butler
KB. Oj. Dinuwa
Prospect Hilla Adiition
Waterloo
John W. Fox
Sarah J. Steel
Orginal Flat
West Waterloo
Mary A. Leahy
James W. Leahy
A. B. Ellis
Wlunt
Block & North Waterloo
Boma Bishop
Charles
O. B. Kober
Delle L. Wappert
Pierce’s
la Porte City
Carrie Presba
Henry G Bellmer
Dunkerton
Beuhner
Rebecca A. Owen
Rudolph
Benjamin J. Taylor
Westfield Addition
G. J. Rudolph
Bennie J. Taylor
C. J. Rudolph
B. J. Taylor
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Ad Claims FAZO Ointment
An advertisement touts FAZO Ointment promising cure for itching, bleeding, and protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. Drugstore refund offered if it fails to cure any case. Priced at 00c.
Father John's Medicine Restores Man's Health and Breath
James M. Clark of Lowell Massachusetts reports lifelong throat and asthma trouble eased by Father John's Medicine. He spent much on doctors before finding relief and plans to continue the remedy for his family who keep well and free from coughs and colds.
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James H. Clark
Linwell
Mass
John
Davtor
Father John
Carleton Sting
James
Clark
Central Street
Lowell
Ovey Company
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Pald Lim Pull
Stene
Rosebud Garden
Knox Wilson
the Countess Coquette
N. Y
I. C
Dexter Phelps
W. A. Covell & Son
Commercial Street
Cage
Woods Bros. Furniture Store
Woods
DGE
Iowa
R. Fld
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