American travelers in Europa and political notices in Waterloo
The Waterloo Courier lists American travel offices in London Paris and Berlin and announces Republican primary candidates Edward F. Kistner for County Attorney Wirt P. Home for County Attorney H Jacob Pfeiffer for State Senator and Eb L. Hostetler for Seventh District Supervisor seeking the June primary voters.
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the Courier
Europs
Europa
Waterloo Courier
Lopton Room
Trafalgar Building
Northumberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dan’s Steamship Agency
Yi Green Street
Charing Cross Road
Park
Boulevard Des Capucines
Coronen
Edward F. Kistner
Undertaker
Annougnat
Wirt P. Home
East
Waterloo Township
City of
Waterloo
EB. L. Hosteter
Reactionary campaigns loom as progressives mobilize
Washington reports Cummins and Dolliver push for an early railroad bill vote to rush home for primaries. Standpatters wage a strong campaign with mass federal literature, while progressives face turnout risk in uncontested districts and need vigilance to prevent “Car roll” political moves. Overconfidence cost Manr a battle. history urges action.
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Washington
Cummins
Dolliver
Towa
the People's Government
Carroll
Manr
Hair Trade Crisis Sparks Fashion Panic Across Paris
A Canton decree imposes death for harvesting hair from deceased Chinese to curb grave hair theft. Paris faces a fashion crisis as Chinese graves are tapped for wigs and extensions, prompting calls for an untapped hair source and warnings of a looming famine in the world market.
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Canton
China
Paris
Regulating a grave public matter and resource policy
The writer argues China is not the sole place deaths occur and stresses the need for proper regulation of a major issue. They warn against sensational approaches, urge realistic aims, and suggest possible federal handling under conservation of natural resources.
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Ally
China
Consumers pay the price for shipping unfairness
The Nebraska attorney general told a St Paul conference that the real issue is the rate burden on consumers not ships. He argued investigations should target excessive shipper profits if they harm consumers and noted consumers are eager to see any abuses addressed, even if it means curbing shipper gains.
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Nebraska
Qpething
St. Paul
The Prune Charges and Downie Scandal
The report recounts allegations against John Downie for sending 400 pounds of prunes to a tuberculosis sanitarium instead of 300 pounds of dried peaches, noting the offense alongside prior accusations of inappropriate contact. It casts doubt on Downie’s case and urges him to resign for moral restoration.
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John Downie
Cownie
Righteousness
Carroll
Renomination Said to Split the Republican Vote in Tawa
Tate Young warns that Carroll’s failure to be renominated could split the Republican Party of Tawa, hindering any unified effort at the polls. He implies standpatters may withhold support if their candidate is not renominated, raising questions about loyalty to the party ticket.
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Tate Young
Carroll
Tawa
Young
Governor should order state investigation for voter clarity
A Cedar Rapids Gazette reflection urges Governor Carroll to order an Iowa state affairs investigation into Mitchellville. The piece argues such an inquiry would reveal truth, dispel veracity doubts, and provide voters a factual basis for judgment, criticizing politically motivated charges. It notes the governor faces twelve years of state institution concerns.
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Dubuqne
Iowa
Iowa Institutions Governance Faces Political Muddle
The state’s institutions, once managed by capable leaders like Larrabee Kinne Downie and Hamilton without politics, have fallen into a growing turmoil over the past year. The governor and a former board member now exchange harsh charges, with Gov. Carroll bearing much of the blame for a program that has unsettled Iowa residents.
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Larrabee
Kinne
Downie
Hamilton
Carroll
Caryell
Iowa
Reading Aloud Bond for Newlyweds and Kindness Practice
A column extols reading aloud as a bonding habit for newlyweds, recommending two to three sessions weekly with novels like Vanity Fair and Dickens. It highlights couples sharing books as a happiness source, contrasts with rising divorces, and adds a playful tip to gift pennies to children to become a fairy prince or princess for a moment.
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Henry
Fairyland
Nashua Woman Dies Aged Fifty in City Home
Nashua on May 30 reports Mrs. Geo. W. Ogbin died Saturday morning at her Nashua residence from Bright's disease after a year-long illness. She was about 50 years old, longtime Nashua resident, active socially and noted for character. A Chicago sister arrived too late. private funeral held at her home this morning.
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Nashua
Geo. W. Ogbin
Bright
Special Day for Old Soldiers at Walnut Street Baptist
An Evening of patriotism at Walnut Street Baptist featured J 8 Puthill delivering a moving address on Am I my brother s Keeper The sermon praised veterans from the Civil War Spanish American War and National Guard members with choirs and a recitation about fading veteran numbers highlighting temperance as a key cause for national strength.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
T. A. McManus
National Guard
John
Turhill
Tuthill
New York
Medical Society of
New York City
U.S
Real estate transfers in Waterloo by Whitneys and others
Real estate transfers documented by Black Hawk County Abstract Co list multiple Waterloo entries including Sarah Miller to Arthur Stull for lot 8 block 10 Whitney Sedgwick's addition and Harriet Heath to A W McFar Lane for lots 2 and 4 block 6 Burnside East Waterloo. Other transfers include James Harrison Hamilton to Arthur EB Stull for lot 2 block 10, Cedar Valley Development Co to Richard Robbins for lot 305 Pleasant View, and many additional Lot and block transfers in Linden Place Dewar Red Cedar and Jenks subdivisions with prices ranging from $1 to $1,300 plus. United States to Henry Young land in 29-88-12 listed.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Sarah Miller
Arthur
Stull
Whitney & Sedgwick
Waterloo
Harriet M. Heath
A. W. McFarlane
Burnside
East Waterloo
Jane Harrison Hamilton
Arthur EB
A. Breckner
Arthur E. Stall
Margaret A. Hisenhart
J. B. Highland
Whitney
Cedar Valley Development Co
Richard Robbins
Pleasant View
Co. C. Smith
P. W. Belangee
Dewar
E. T. Gregory
Henry P. Estey
Ricker & Brataber Land Co
Elsie J. Epperson
Martin Ben- 2On
Linden Place
Clyde A. Whitmore
Caldwell- Hallowell Mfg. Co
Red Cedar Addition
Frank D. McQuikin
Julia R. McQuilkin
Jenks
McQuilkin
M. B. Nef
Ulrica Walker
Et al
Cascaden Mig. Co
D. J. Denton
Westfield
Gertrude Zotlin
Frei R. Swanson
Zollinger
Warren Garst to Visit Waterloo Tuesday
Ex Governor Warren Garst, Republican candidate for governor, arrives in Waterloo tonight and stays until tomorrow afternoon. He will stop at the Ellis hotel and Republicans are urged to call on him. Garst, a former state senator and governor, is seen as a constructive statesman with a strong record. A large Republican turnout from nearby areas is urged to greet him and support his nomination at the June 7 primaries. Also noted, B F Kistner was re elected delegate to the national undertakers convention in Detroit this year, a second consecutive honor.
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Warren Garst
Waterloo
Ellis Hotel
Garst
Undertakers of the State
Des Moines
F. Kistner
Undertakers
Detroit
Kistner
Smith to work at Kistner parlors in Waterloo
R G Smith arrived in Waterloo from Des Moines yesterday and will be engaged at the Kistner undertaking parlors. He is a licensed embalmer and practical picture-framing worker. Mrs John A Engleman went to Jesup yesterday to visit relatives and friends for a few days.
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R. G. Smith
Waterloo
Des Moines
Kistner
Smith
John A. Engleman
Jesup
Des Moines Fear Drives Man to Seek Real Cure Letter
A Des Moines area man writes from Atlantic Iowa praising a so called real cure for drinking. He says he started drinking around peers in Des Moines and avoiding temptation by returning home. He claims he would not miss taking the cure for ten thousand dollars and his wife agrees.
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Bruce
Atlantic
Iowa
Des Moines
S N. D
J.E. Bruce
Yes Moinés
D. M
Neal Cure Institute promise of drink habit cure
An advertisement touts The Neal internal treatment of 30 drop doses claimed to cure drink habit in three days at the institute or home. It urges calls or letters for free copies of a guaranteed Bond and Contract booklets with testimonials and bank references, listing Des Moines Davenport Sioux City and Omaha addresses.
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Neal
Neal Care Institute
W. C
5Th Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Davenport
Sioux City
Omaha
Neb
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Black Hawk County Abstract Company
Waterloo Theatre Building
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Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
J. M. Groat & CO
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Central Savings Bank
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