Waterloo Evening Courier National Information and Rates
Waterloo Evening Courier details publishing practices with prices, circulation notes, and advertising rates. It lists offices in Waterloo and New York, executive contacts, and foreign distribution points in London Paris Berlin and St. Petersburg. The notice notes postal classifications and job terms for subscriptions and ads.
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Waterloo Evening Cour Aed
Waterloo Retorted
PSE W. WH. Hartman Company
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Haitor
A.W. Parcawn
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New York
Tribune
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Waterloo
Couvier
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Tendon
Trafalgar Building
Northumberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capacites
Place de l'Opera
Rue Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
J. Petersburg
Nevsky Prospekt
From Anarchy to Law and Order in Society
An essay traces the shift from primitive rights to a structured state, noting criminals arise from poverty and neglect. It praises reform, cites New York prison reform plans to end fixed terms, and questions whether society can end the costly blood price of order.
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New York State Commission On
All for a Quarter From Foreign Court Delays Cited
A brief note reflects frustration with delays and unclear rulings in domestic courts while occasional relief arrives from foreign tribunals. The writer expresses concern over slow processes and opaque legal language.
France Court of Cassation orders 25 cent stamp refund
An eight year tax dispute ends as the Court of Cassation rules that the Rural Co operative Loan Society at Maginod must be repaid 25 cents in stamp duty on its registration papers. The three sections of France's top judiciary sat in solemn session to decide the case.
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France
Court of Cassation
Co-operative Loan Society
Maginod
Inland Revenue Authorities
The President and the Changing Face of Leadership
A reflection on how the title president shifts with corporate reform. The piece contrasts a veteran former head now shelved as president with a young active successor in New York. It questions whether the word’s use conveys honor or exclusion.
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New York
George Westinghouse Passes, Acknowledged as Great Inventor
The world mourns the death of George Westinghouse whose life fused genius with practical invention. He transformed undeveloped ideas into widely used technologies and arranged his will to keep his vast interests operating, ensuring continued employment for thousands of workers.
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George Westinghouse
Clarence Cannon Named House Journal Clerk
The article notes Clarence A. Cannon of Pike County Illinois was named House journal clerk amid political appointment talk linked to Wilson administration. It mentions ongoing belief in world issues resolving slowly and reports Kentucky House passes a state wide prohibition constitutional amendment with 60 to 32 vote amid hurdles ahead.
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Cannon
Wilson
Joseph G. Cannon
Clarence A. Cannon
Pike County
Ilinois
House Journal
Illinois
House of Representatives
Kentucky General Assembly
Thinking Themes by Dr Frank Crane
Dr Crane argues readers tend to exaggerate sex and alcohol stories and to distrust sensational claims. He advocates discounting such narratives by at least fifty percent and criticizes moralizing and sensationalism in biographical and literary anecdotes.
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Frank Crane
Wagner
Malpagient
D'Annun' Zio
Daniel Webster
Poe
The Spenders Weigh Our Nation’s Wealth and Will
The essay argues Americans waste resources on flashy luxury and harmful indulgences while neglecting frugality and productive spending. It cites Corra Harris on New York vanity, a Polish miners bag with 38 thousand dollars, and national costs like tobacco and liquor. It warns against get rich quick schemes and advocates unselfish, disciplined spending aligned with stewardship.
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Corra Harris
Independent
Lady of
New York
Paris
Lizzie
Montana
Bureops
Post Office Department
United States
Panama Canal
Ife
The Bea Constrictor and Its Curious Ways
A playful overview of the boa constrictor describing its size range from as small as several feet to huge lengths, its lack of limbs, powerful tail, and hunting style. It notes its travel by ground and trees, its method of ambushing prey, and its jaw flexibility after meals, with a closing remark about its Brazilian habitat and a North American gratitude nod.
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Brazil
North America
Unemployed Army in Yolo County Stirs Local Fears
Reported in California the unemployed group set up in the area to demand food and drink. A New York husband seeks divorce claiming his wife attempted suicide 23 times, driving him to nerves. The tone notes irony about men recognizing danger after many attempts.
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Yolo County
California
New York
New York City Hall Clock Stoppage Cited by Pace of People
The article notes that New York residents' fast pace is blamed for the city hall clock stopping. Ambassador Page is mentioned as perhaps regretting missing a certain banquet. Wisconsin’s top corn grower is Paul Konczynski of Fond du Lac county with a yield of 138 bushels per acre.
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New York
City Hall
Wisconsin
Paul Konchnik
Fond du Lac
Obstacles Face Connolly In Iowa Senate Run
The Marshalltown Times-Republican notes Connolly may seek a second term rather than confront a major obstacle to Maurice’s ambitions. It cites Cummins blocking Maur ice’s aims and questions the wisdom of Congress hot heads threatening war.
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Connolly
Marshalltown
Republican
Sill
Cummins
Maurice
Waverly
Political Rhetoric Attacks Republican Tariff Era
A fiery denunciation condemns the long Republican tariff prosperity era for harming workers and children in mills and factories, calling it the blackest stain of the period. The speaker asserts that alleged protections failed and caused widespread suffering among American labor. The passage reflects sharp partisan critique.
A Man's Job and An Alley Debate Across Cities
The piece contrasts Democratic hopes to topple Cummins with Orrin political strength, noting no Iowa candidate yet willing to challenge him. It also surveys Cedar Rapids Gazette’s alley abolition trend, highlighting safety, crime, and cleanup costs as cities remove alleys to simplify front access and reduce liability.
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Webster City
Cummins
Cumming
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Early proprietor recalls Waterloo Reporter’s birth and change
J. J. Smart, Iowa pioneer and partner of the late Matt Parrott, led the Waterloo Reporter after purchasing it on February 11, 1869. The paper began May 13, 1868 as a Democratic weekly, failed that December, then revived under Smart and Parrott to become a community force.
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J. J. Smart
Iowa
Matt, Parrott
Waterloo
H. Q. Nicholson
Messrs
Courier as Foster Parent to a Beloved Iowa Spot
A sender wishes the Courier success as a foster parent to a cherished Iowa location Waterloo and two loved spots in the state. The letter expresses goodwill and friendship toward J. J. Smart and his circle.
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Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
J. J. Smart
Believes in Crows and a Farmer’s Odd Homestead Note
A Missouri farmer writes to the Homestead arguing for a crow bounty while recounting his long life in Iowa and Missouri. He recalls Illinois laws granting and then repealing crow bounties, says crows may help control worms, and describes fields where corn was untouched by crow activity but damaged by cut worms.
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Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Reading of a Man Seeking Corn in a Crow's Nest
A fragment recalls a man who climbed to retrieve corn only to find worms and squirrels causing greater harm than crows, illustrating a rustic misfortune and the humor of misjudged labor. The anecdote hints at rural life and the dangers of overconfidence in harvest time.
Argentine Transcontinental Rail Reaches 175 Miles Straight
Argentina now holds the world record for the longest straight railroad stretch. A transcontinental line crosses 175 miles of prairie without a curve, surpassing prior records.
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Argentina
New Zealand
Argentine
Prairies
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