Waterloo Evening Courier Listing and Advertising Rates
The Waterloo Evening Courier details publication schedule amid rates and policies. It notes daily except Sunday printing, advertising charges, and special contract pricing, plus foreign and shipping office locations for readers in Europe and New York Chicago.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Ymnager Evening Courier
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The Australian ballot and voting machines debate
The piece argues against disfranchisement via machines and urges preserving voter will. It calls taking off party levers, enabling voters to choose each candidate, and aims for early, fair counting without political interference. It favors speed but not at the cost of free expression.
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Cosson argues on vice suppression during Chicago visit
Attorney General Cosson told Chicago daddies how to end commercialized prostitution by segregation pressure. George Popham of the Protective League for Women cited Des Moines observations, calling the city worse than Chicago, as Cedar Rapids police chief J M Carroll’s evidence was noted. The debate pitted segregation of vice against anti white slave groups amid city and town vice comparisons.
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George Popham
Protective League For Women
Des Moines
Chicago
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J. M. Carroll
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Association of Police Chiefs
Attornexy Casson
Vanderbilt Heir with $24000 Fortune Sparks Debate
Alfred Gwrynte Vanderbilt, a yet unnamed heir, inherits a patrimony of 24000 dollars. The piece notes his sportsmanship and spending, while criticizing large fortunes as untouchable by government and arguing such wealth yields little social benefit.
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Alfred Gwrynte Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Thia
Catarrh Cure Claims and Patent Remedy Claims
An old advertisement touts a catarrh cure claiming to reach the disease source and promises internal remedies. It cites a “Bestmond” and a periodical combination of ingredients, with a Toledo publisher offering the product at a family price for constipation and related ailments.
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Ote
Editorials Show Changing Times Narrowing Old Individualism
A quoted editorial from the Luna City Republican argues the nation shifts toward a collective conscience. It criticizes inherited wealth, cites Alfred Vanderbilt, and notes temperance, liquor laws, and political contrasts. It also references voting machines, Australian ballots, and President Taft facing Republican endorsement and public skepticism.
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Luna City
Vanderbilt
Mr. Brant
Alfred Vanderbilt
Tie
Tia Io
Taft Signals Return to Lead Reconstituted Republican Party
President Taft hints at reconstructing the republic and returning the party to popularity. Critics wonder why rivals do not respond. The piece notes Woodrow Wilson’s ever somber demeanor, suggesting a fixed disposition regardless of success.
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Taft
Republican Party
Nes Moines Tribune
Towa
Lesson of the Iowa political scene and reform calls
The piece surveys Iowa politics with calls for nationwide primary reform and direct voting by the people. It notes Republican gains in an Iowa Senate race, questions the one term pledge, and cites editorials from multiple papers on reform and political strategy.
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St. Sioux City Tribune
Bryan
Wilson
South Dakota: A Humorous Portrait of the State
The piece jokingly recounts South Dakota’s history and quirks from its split origins to its cities. It notes the border with North Dakota, the Black Hills, Bad Lands, and rivers, plus rough depictions of immigration, divorce laws, and civic trivia. It ends by citing a 600,000 population and prairie landmarks.
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East End
Nebraska
United States
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Sioux Falls
Chicago
Pierre
Yankton
Chamberlain
Aberdeen
Watertown
Missouri
Bridge Trust
Prairies
Armageddon in Politics as Roosevelt, Taft Battles End
The article argues Roosevelt and Taft won despite the Chicago Republican Convention defeat, framing Woodrow Wilson as victor for cheap government and reform. It elevates Roosevelt to near historic stature and critiques the Republican machine, urging progressive unity across parties to advance reform.
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Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Cummins
Republican Party
Campaign Expense Commission
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Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
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Lorimer
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Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Jefferson
Garfield
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Calhoun
Webster
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Charles the Great
Napoleon Bonaparte
Republic
Local politics spark in Dubuque over new congress seat
In Dubuque County supporters push for a fresh congressman as Henderson departs. Waterloo residents seek to keep the honor and block an opposing candidate, signaling a charged county race.
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Dubuque County
Henderson
Waterloo
Up to the Democrats
Sioux City Journal notes the Democratic burden of governing under heavy responsibility after a campaign against enemies. It questions if Democrats can withstand pressure from allies and cautions that a large majority can invite risky, hazardous legislation.
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Sioux City Journal
Republican Party
Tia
Wieon
Progressive party divides over Foley kidney pill ad mentions
A political commentary on the Progressive party and Wilson election, noting splits with Democrats and predicting Wilson's inevitability. The page includes an advertisement testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills by W A Crayton and a Chamberlain’s Tablets appetite claim, both promoting health products.
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W. A. Crayton
Bessyville
H. W. Taggart
Envy and Triumph in Ruth Cameron's Chit Chat
In Ruth Cameron's Evening Chit Chat a society tale explores envy after a young woman rises to success and marriage to a wealthy bachelor. The columnist urges readers to overcome envy and celebrate others' fortunes with genuine pleasure rather than resentment.
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Ruth Cameron
Wilson urges end to cabinet speculation
President Elect Woodrow Wilson says cabinet speculation is fruitless and that he will keep his mind open until a final announcement is possible. He adds no announcement will bear his signature and decisions will come after deliberate counsel with party leaders.
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Dubuque
Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
United States
President-Elect Keeps Focus On National Thinking Before Inauguration
The president elect stated the period after his election is for listening to informed national voices, calling it a public duty. He denied authorization for any Bermuda vacation announcement. Gov. Wilson stayed busy with correspondence and telegraphs as callers arrived despite rain and mud.
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Progressive Party
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