Waimehoo Evening Courier Local Advertisements Summary
Sa text fragment lists publication details for the Waimehoo Evening Courier and associated offices in New York Chicago and Europe. It notes classed rates and mail editions, advertising charges, and foreign distribution points with offices in Trafalgar Building Haymarket Paris Berlin and St Petersburg.
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Waimetoo
Postefice
Materioo
Waterton
Mucot
Couriar
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Adon
Trafalgar Building
Northumberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawes Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capecives
Cornet Pace de Lopera
Ue DE
Berlin
Inter den Linden
Petershure
Nevsky Prospekt
Local Candidates Enter Republican Primary For County Offices
A list of Black Hawk County residents announcing candidacies for county attorney sheriff recorder and supervisor. Names include Wirt Hose Tom Plummer Charles Plumner Fk Wenner F M Shores G W Virden David B Henderson and M S Cline with June 1912 Republican primaries noted.
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Charles Plummer
Tam
Fk. J. Wenner
Black Hawk County
Dune
F. M. Shores
Winck Hawk County
David B. Henderson
Cline
Democrats Face Clash Over Clark Nomination After Strong Win
The article notes Champ Clark leading as the Democratic nominee front runner while Woodrow Wilson fades. It discusses party strategists arguing Clark may not be strongest for final election and questions how to unite the party around a nominee amid shifting support among leaders and factions.
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Champ Clark
Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Roel Umd
Tay
Newt
Pol Fmarty
Tuderwood
Wilson
Parigan
Cocksure
Ainsing Apes
Condensed News Praises Chicago Style Daily Briefs
Readers in Dig cities favor Waterton based Courier condensed news for daily items. Testimonies support the idea that Chicago papers excel by detailing daily reports in compact form and offer substantial coverage of happenings.
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Waterton
Courier
Chicago
Courier covers Waterloo Iowa and world news in brief
The Courier reports Waterloo Iowa coverage in detail and condenses world news for quick reading. It frames itself as a time saver and informer for local readers seeking both local events and global items without wading through trivial content.
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Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Optimist Imam Sees Democratic Vote and Depot Need
The text notes an imam who aims to vote Democratic next fall and believes conditions will improve. It also mentions a desire for a new depot to improve the site.
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Imam
Turbulent Iowa notes and oddball items from spurious press
A collage of scattered Iowa clippings reports poultry figures, state wealth in fowls and eggs, a windfall inheritance tax in New York tied to Iowa, rail tolls from the Interstate Commerce Commission, and speculative politics with fractured commentary on public figures and mysteries from various towns including Des Moines Perry Cedar Rapids and Sioux City.
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Towa
Cedar Rapids
Lowa
Jawa
Vinton Eagle
New York State
John J. Astor
Council Bluffs
Hanna Tapered in the Paugh I N and a Call to Action
The editorial portrays Consul General Hanna facing a third international crisis, urging bold defense of Americans abroad. It recalls 1882 events in La Guaira Venezuela where a civil war leader levied heavy fines on merchants and foreign consuls, threatening seizure of property and exile if unpaid.
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Hanna
T. Hanna
Oan International
Agan
Cousni
la Guuayra
Venesuela
la Guayra
Hanna and the thirteen consuls in the San Juan incident
In the town jail siege Hanna rallied thirteen foreign consuls by visiting the jail with armed sailors lent by a Spanish lieutenant. The doors opened, the consuls escaped, and Hanna celebrated by leading a chorus of the Star Spangled Banner. Eulate was court martialed in Spain but pardoned after Hanna secured thanks from England, Germany, France, Austria, Italy, and the United States.
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Hanna
Jorge Juan
Leutenant
Hulate
Escheverra
Eulate
Spain
England
Germany
France
Austria
Italy
United States
San Juan
Porto Rico
Thomas
Forge a Key to All Pleasures With Open Senses
Ruth Cameron argues that culture requires all senses and the mind to be open. A deaf man who cannot hear yet sees well is used to illustrate that cultivating art, music, and literature is possible and necessary. The piece urges effort to develop missing sides rather than accept limited pleasure.
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Jess
Develo
Tonee
Mmusic
Ruth Cameron
Political Parties Split and Roosevelt Dominance Seen
Collier's Weekly notes tactical gaps between Democrats and Republicans and cites the 1908 Bryan map as a warning. It argues the November wave reflects opposition to the current administration and highlights Roosevelt's standout status among Republicans amid waning Democratic strength in key states.
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Collier’s Weekly
Congress
Tait
Bryan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Tidiana
Roosevelt
Wes
Keon
Roosevelt Likely to Head Third Party If Taft Nominated
The piece argues Woodrow Wilson could unite progressives with efficiency but notes Democrats show limited enthusiasm. It claims Roosevelt commands broad progressive support while Taft would split the GOP if Roosevelt runs third party. A strong progressive Democrat as VP could widen the split, posing a national challenge.
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Woodrow Wilson
Champ Clark
Clark
Roosevelt
Taft
Underwood
Harmon
South
The Presidential Bee Recited In Verse
A quirky note satirizes a busy bee figure in verse, contrasting comic lines about luck and widowhood with lines from The Presidential Bee poem. The piece blends jokes about failure and success and references to famous names in a playful social column tone.
Limiting Injunctions and Industrial Warfare in America
The Chicago Tribune discusses the writ of injunction as a weapon in labor disputes, noting its rarity in England where police restraint is preferred. It questions whether American use reflects public support for restraining radical tactics amid labor unrest and police responses.
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Chicago Tribune
United States
England
Astoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Lea
Union leaders push for safeguards on the writ of injunction
Widespread support forms for a general demand to limit and safeguard the injunction, with Taft defending limits. The Clayton bill passes the House 244 to 21, proposing seven day TROs and court extensions for property protection, while senate objections target John Doe writs and peaceful picketing.
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Taft
House
Senate
John Doe
Always a Chance. When a man wishes to make a fool of himself
A terse aphorism notes that fools seek chances to act foolhardy, implying foolish behavior arises from personal choice rather than chance. The line frames self-initiated folly as an ever-present human trait.
Death of famed reporter Julian Richards mourned statewide
Cedar Rapids Gazette notes the death of Julian Richards, a respected Iowa newspaper man and former private secretary to Speaker Henderson, mourning the loss of a widely known and popular journalist who kept strong ties with public affairs. Real estate transfers listed include Edw. E. Mahnke to Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Co. and other parcel transactions in Cedar Falls, Waterloo, and La Porte City with nominal sums.
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Cedar Rapids
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
E. Mahnke
Waterloo
Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Co
Ricker & Bratnaber Land Co
Milan S. Cline
Nora A. Wilson
Cedar Falls
W.W. McFarlane
Chas. Calleas
North Addition
Margarite Litchfield, Et al
Inc
W. Hough
West Waterloo
A. E. Eis
H. C. Baylega
North Waterloo Place
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H. W. Dean
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E. C. de Voe
Bridge Street
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
C. M. Wray, M. D
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
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Franklin G1
Robert
Dakin
Blue Waterloo
Gerritt J. Bennett
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Edgar H. Knittle
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Carl Bickley
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