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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1910

Page

7

Sunday Evangelist Warmups Waterloo Meeting Sermons

The article describes Billy Sunday warming up crowds in Waterloo with sermons aimed at church members and skeptics alike. It contrasts Pharisee rigidity with Jesus as a braver preacher, noting Sunday’s provocative style and intent to provoke conversion and scrutiny of outward piety.

Sloan Billy ‘Unday Wateroo Ike Jack Amus Mr. Sunday Waterloo Mall Jesus Luke Reeks Romana John the Baptist Sus

Fragments from Billy Sunday and Iowa election notes

Excerpts mix religious oratory with political dispatches from Sioux City Woodbury county and Cedar Rapids. Sunday denounces modern morals while early returns show tight races in Sioux City Woodbury and county contests with Republicans favored and Democrats active locally.

Record of scratching and election weather across Iowa towns

Early voting shows heavy turnout with much scratching. temperance watchers oppose saloon petition. Des Moines, Marshalltown, Dubuque, Ottumwa, Muscatine and other cities report clear winds of partisan drift and local race bets. Fort Dodge notes unusually exciting turnout as weather remains ideal.

Record Breaking Day of Election in Washington

Washington voters show partisan mood as national voting is unlikely. White House officials and cabinet members gather to receive returns while Treasury officials disperse to vote, with Treasury staff reduced by about half.

Washington D. C White House Treasury Department

Prayer meetings held citywide for prohibition appeal

In Kansas City Missouri on a November day prayer services were held in every ward under the W C G P G and allied groups to influence voter sentiment for the prohibition amendment. Churches remained open and bells rang each hour with open air meetings in precincts lacking churches.

Kansas City W. Cg.p.g

Election Day Polls Open Amid Big Turnout and Weather

Voters across the nation go to the polls for a far reaching election. Governors and full state tickets are being chosen in 28 states, with many legislatures to name U.S. senators. Early turnout reports show heavy voting in Boston Albany Cincinnati Milwaukee and other cities. Vice President Sherman and three sons voted early while Ex President Roosevelt planned to cast his ballot at noon. Weather prospects show rain along the Pacific and snow flurries in parts of New York and New England with generally unsettled conditions elsewhere.

Iowa Evening Press Washington Thy Mississipi Worth Athuitic Eds New York Pennsylvania New Pacific States California Boladio Montana United States National Hcansa Maine Vermont Boston Albany Cincinnati Milwaukee St. Thomis Omaha Sherman Roosevelt Saganore Hill Oyster Bay Chicago Illinois Middle West Retling Dix Beiling Upstate Missouri St. Louis Momo Des Moines Iowa Goon Werther St. Paul Minn Laday Columbus Indianapolis Ind Indiana Wisconsin Wis Detroit Mich Neb Issac Kansas Clix Sioux Falls S. C Massachusetts Mass

Accidental shooting ends life of Iowa boy

In New Hampton Iowa Walter Zumbood 10 was shot and killed by his 12 year old brother Willie with a shotgun during a quarrel at home. The coroner's jury ruled the tragedy accidental.

New Hampton Eveving Press Walter Zumbood Willie

G O P Holds Own In First Returns In Massachusetts

New Bedford precinct 11 reports Draper 272, Foss 141 this year versus 254 to 195 last year. Prohibition candidate Daniel R. Sheen leads wards for legislature, appearing set to win as third member, defeating Ira J. Covey.

New Bedford Mass Draper Foss Vahey Prohibition G. O. P. Peoria Daniel R. Sheen Ira J. Covey

Roosevelt declines pay for Des Moines speech

Chicago reporting that Iowa State Teachers Institute offered 2000 dollars to ex President Roosevelt for a Des Moines address on a November evening, but he refused the honor. He accepted only enough to cover expenses, about 520 dollars, according to T. M. Walker of Des Moines.

Chicago Roosevelt Iowa State Teachers’ Institute of Iowa Ina

Banker L. Padden Dies Suddenly In Fredericksburg

L. Padden, a Fredericksburg banker and Civil War veteran who served with Sherman to the sea, died suddenly this morning. A Chickasaw county pioneer, his death is reported by the Evening Press from Mason City. Also, John Bishop of Nova Springs learned his son Losi, 23, was found dead at Roundup Montana, with suspicions of foul play prompting his departure for the scene.

Mason City Evening Press L. Padden Fredericksburg Sherman Chickasaw County John Bishop Nova Springs Losi Round Mont Bishop Lef

Robbers in Auto Get $3,500, Two Shot in Fight

Robbers in an automobile dynamited a bank safe in Beattie Kansas this morning and escaped with 2,500 dollars. In a running battle with citizens about 100 shots were fired and two robbers were wounded. a posse remained in pursuit. Other notices report a vault blast in Rio Ohio and a bank burglary in Mt Penfield Illinois with cash and stamps stolen. no further details. Also noted is the death of Dr. Ludwig Holmes, a Chicago Baptist clergyman, who fled from a hospital fire amid illness.

Beattie Kan Vaul Tot Rio Jerry City Solethery's Bank Penfield Mt. Penfield Ludwig Holmes Philadelphia A. Nove Chicago

Near Disastrous Fire at Lime Springs

Lime Springs November 8 Special I Aneson resident loses home to fire Sunday evening The blaze narrowly spares Fred Salisbury mill and electric light plant thanks to bucket brigade on the roof The Methodist church was crowded for Rev Maxwell's talk The fire alarm arrived just after the crowd dispersed Stampede narrowly averted due to timing

Lime Springs I. Aneson Old Town Fred Salisbury Methodist Church Devil's Sunday School Mr. Maxwell

Voter turnout and weather mark Election Day across states

Reports from Illinois to Massachusetts show brisk to heavy voting as snow, rain, and clear skies influence turnout. Governors, congressmen, and state legislators draw strong interest with upsets and close contests anticipated in multiple districts.

Goor Vote in Cedar Falls Falls

Cedar Falls Nov 8 special report notes about half the register voting by 2 30 pm with the rate ASG. The text mentions El Verso and Tlavana 10c Clear in a fragmented voting update from the local polling place.

Cedar Falls, Ta Sperial ASG

Skunks Infest Salix Graveyard Delighting Night Warnings

Salix Indiana, November 8. Maple Grove cemetery faces an unusual problem as skunks dig into graves and nest on rough boxes. Cemetery owner San Cone reports perpetual watches day and night and several traps set to capture the animals to prevent mutilation of the dead.

Salix Maple Grove Cemetery San Cone, Sexton Cone

North End Physician In Auto Spill Tumbles Car

A north end physician and a companion were in a severe auto spill on Washington street when the car turned turtle after hitting a curb on Eleventh street. The companion suffered a fractured leg while the driver escaped with several bruises. The injured man was taken to his home or another retreat by buggy. his exact residence was not learned.

North End Washington Street Eleventh Street

Tabernacle Announcements and Meeting Details

The Courier offers to publish election returns tonight after services likely by 9 30 and notes choir seating changes cause confusion. Mr Sunday will preach on a vital subject, hymn books revised for a chorus choir, with Fred Seibert selling books and a pocket edition on personal work. The second meeting features Rodehaver as chorus director, lured by a salary to join Sunday’s evangelistic team.

Sunday Sunaay Fred Seibert B.D. Ackley Mr. Ackley Fred Selbert Rodehaver Adweed Mustead

Taft Votes in New Jersey Polls Amid Crowd

Taft arrived at 10 30 to vote at his brother Charles Taft’s home and went to the polls later. He voted at 11 37 in an empty store booth after a four minute ballot marking. Aides and three secret service men accompanied him, with photographers present as he posed with judges before departing. Oyster Bay and Albany reports follow with Roosevelt and Dix voting updates.

Chirlonuti Taft Charles D. Taft Anent Capt Butt Secret Service Namie William H. Taft Ife Washington County Thompson

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