BELOO EVENING COURIER RECORDS AND OFFICES
The excerpt lists the BELOO EVENING COURIER and Associated Press partnership with weekly issues and multiple office locations in New York Chicago Waterloo and Berlin. It notes editors treasurer and society roles and provides addresses for Tribune Building offices and foreign pages.
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Beloo Evening Courier
Associated Prensa
W. d. Hartman Company
Spli
West Park Avenue
Jean ¢. Baartnax
Aw. VY. Psterbon
Sec'y-Tre -Treas
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Alfred &. Lukens
Chicago
Tribune Building
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Carrer
Triver
Tris
Minster Waterloo
Arpart- Arencan
Ancor
Trafalgar
Dawe
Atrect
Bovlevant
Place de Opera Arena
Harpress Uthoe
Eines
Caret Rye Seri
Berlin
Nier den Linden
Ragtime, Lyrics, and Politics Echo in New York Dinner
The piece discusses ragtime composer opinions and a dinner in New York hosted by a club. It notes earnings from lyrics and music, the craft of writing, and debates on ragtime’s popularity and legitimacy. It also references President Wilson and political prospects for a potential second term.
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Alexander
Dixie
New York
Irving Bertinie
United States
St Side Bey
Ray
Paris
Ambiguous OCR Brief Mentions Wilson Nomination
Fragmentary text references Mr. Wilson and a party convention address, with unclear claims about his role and reception within a political campaign. It notes scrutiny of conduct and possible party alignment without clear outcomes or dates.
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Wilson
Washington Star
Mr. Wilson
Philadelphia
Congress
Resignation and the Call to Accept Fate in Life
A reflection on resignation comparing the small and large souls facing longing and fate. It invokes Goethe and Shakespeare to argue that both surrender to destiny, while life is a stage with uncertain exits and entrances and we must play our part. The piece ends with the word resignation.
Iron in the Blood and the Panama Vision
The piece argues that peace requires a renewed virile courage and cites Panama as the modern test of industrial, medical and engineering prowess. It lauds De Lesseps’ vision but notes his missteps, praising Colonel Goethals and the U S canal effort as a peaceful mobilization of "iron in the blood." It urges conquering nature and rivers like the Mississippi as future noble duties.
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High Seas
Panama
Cutebra
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
India
Columbus
Cortez
Pizarro
California
Will Pan
Spade
Catee
de Lesseps
Colonel Goethals
Waters
Mississippi
Secretary Bryan Drops Lecture Plans Amid Tariff Debate
Secretary Bryan announces he will not lecture next season after citing income pressures under the tariff law and the expectation that living costs will fall. The piece laments the loss of boyhood sports and mocks a marble shooting contraption that improves aim beyond knuckling down.
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Bryan
Worth the Sacrifice and Profitable Crops Across Iowa
A Des Moines Register and Leader note on Chagip Clark losing 15000 for skipping a lecture, yet valuing the sacrifice. It highlights Bean onion and potato crops as his main yield and claims sixty acres produced significant work and payoff. Burlington Hawk-Eye reports Samuel Kennedy earning 5000 from sixty acres near Clear Lake. Webster City Freeman-Tribune notes temperance lecture at a ball players contract rules banning liquor for the season.
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Des Moines Register
Chagip Clark
Bryan
Burlington
Samuel Kennedy
Clear Lake
Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Democrats accuse president of inattention in Times-Republican
In the Marshalltown Times-Republican a Democratic statement accuses the president of not paying the slightest attention to issues. The brief cites party criticism and frames it as a political stance during current affairs.
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Marshalltown
Ponderous Personages Hannibal by George Fitch
A humorous account of Hannibal as a monumental figure who shook Rome, detailing his early training, bold march through Spain to the Alpine crossing, and years of Roman stress before Scipio finally defeated Carthage. The piece blends playful tone with pithy remarks on warfare and leadership.
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Hannibal
George Fitch
Carthage
Rome
Hamilcar
Aye
Italy
Alps
Gladiator League
Evens
Scipio
Traly
George Washington
Fragmented political squib on a reform fight and re election
Fragments describe a Cedar Rapids Republican push for a fair fight against a Senator after re election. The text references tone, opposition, and a broader commentary on political management and public roads. The unreadable OCR leaves key names and events unclear.
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Cedar Rapids
Moauousky
GNP
A Collage of Quips and Notices From Various Papers
A mixed recap of satirical lines and brief items from the era, including remarks on renominations, lectures, and political platforms. It notes the Progressive platform as a bridge to public favor, comments on Sulzer and Albany politics, and assorted jests about income, cabbages, and social scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Progressive Party
Bare fragments hint at a football season note
Fragmentary text mentions efforts to untangle muddled football footwork with experts appearing to weigh in. Specific names, dates, or events are unclear in the damaged passage.
Sleepers Cipriane Castro to compete after Thanksgiving
Fragmented text notes Cipriane Castro will compete in a game or event after Thanksgiving, with unclear location and timing details.
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Leepers
Cipriane Castro
Dabne
Whl
Tax notices and book deliveries amid old-time woes
The heirs of Adolphus Buseh face income tax payments as Panaiia books arrive for Courier office delivery. A fragment hints at delays and losses affecting the process.
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Adolphus Buseh
Othe
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