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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1909

Page

7

Women Enshrine Mine Heroes in Chicago Resolutions

The Woman's Trade Union League of Chicago adopted unanimously a tribute praising eleven miners who perished in the Cherry coal mine disaster for rescuing others. The resolutions call the peaceful heroism of plain workers greater than battlefield glory and pledge sympathy to affected families.

Chicago Cherry Woman's Trade Union League Mary McDowell Wherry Andy Avhereas John ‘Buhay Robert Clark Thomas Floon Dominick Fermente James Jamison Isaac Lewis Alexander Nourberg James Shears Harry Stewart John Srdrbinski Joseph Woman's Trade Union’ League of Chicago League of Chicago United Mineworke Focal

Informal dancing party and society events near Miss Eleanor Johnson

Twenty school friends gathered at Miss Eleanor Johnson's home on Leland Avenue for an informal dancing party with a light lunch. Mrs Zimmerman hosted the Girls Friendly Society at Christ Episcopal Church on Seventh Street East, discussing a baptismal font and featuring music and refreshments. Marjorie O’Keefe entertained girl friends on Mullberry Street with games, music, and a pumpkin autumn theme. Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G.A.R. held a successful Christmas bazaar in Soash Hall raising over 100 for the treasury, with ample booths, fish pond, and a substantial dinner. A pleasant surprise party honored Mrs. F. J. Stanton on Almond Street for her 38th birthday with music and two-course supper. John M. Julien of Dixon, Ill., visited as an out-of-town guest.

Elean Bor Johnson Leland Avenue Zelma Ellyson Ellady Julien Marjorie O'Keefe Mullberry Street Katherine Hall Julia Curtiss Pearl Stanton Celestel Miller Genevieve Wilhelm Grace Starr M. J. O'Keefe Helen Lincoln Circle Soash Hall Treasury Chicago Sadie Crance S. H. Verkler F. J. Stanton Almond Street Pearl Celia Misses Pearl Celia Stanton White Miss Fawcett

Bomb Kills Buenos Aires Chief Police

Buenos Aires reports the chief of police Senor Falcon and the police secretary were assassinated yesterday on Callao street when a bomber sprang from hiding and detonated a bomb under their carriage. Both died after hospital transfer. the attacker then shot himself but survived. A related report from Ahmedabad notes Lord Minto and Lady Minto had a narrow escape from bombs while traveling by carriage.

Buenos Aires Senor Falcon Callao Street Aman Minto Ahmedabad British India Lord Minto India

Labor chiefs would stay mandate in DC case

Washington on November 15 the counsel for Gompers Mitchell and Morrison asked the district court of appeals to stay the mandate to the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia until January 2, 1910. The court took the request under consideration. The Westminster Literary Society meets Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs George A Wheeler at 48 Cascaden Place to discuss Emerson the Poet. The Modern National Reserve Council No 135 meets in Seash Hall Monday evening November 16 with a short business session and a federal. All members come and bring a friend.

Washington District Court of Appeals Gompers Mitchell Morrison Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Westminster Literary Society Geo. A. Wheeler Cascaden Place Emerson Miss Salisbury Mr. Rentz National Reserve Council No. 135 Seash Hall

Widespread Fraud Alleged in Appendicitis Surgeries in Chicago

Dr G G Burdick leads charges that hundreds of patients were operated on for suspected appendicitis with little or no real disease, blaming ethical codes and hospital practices for a push toward costly procedures. He cites a physician boasting 800 operations later proven false by a nurse’s testimony, urging reform of the medical system. The piece also recounts a two minute courtship tale of railroad men and a quick marriage between E H Killen and Mina Ring, who wed after a public bet and a rapid ride to the county seat.

Chicago G. G. Burdick Chicago Savings E. H. Killen Here Conde Miss Mina Ring Killen Miss Ring Killan Selby F. A. Gookin Minneapolia

Mrs Margaret Connelly Dies After Four Decades in Waterloo

Margaret Connelly, 68, wife of John Connelly of 408 Adams Street, died Saturday night after a brief illness. A native of Ireland, she lived in Waterloo forty years and was active in St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Survived by husband and three sons, John Jr Thomas J and William J. The funeral, from St. Joseph's and burial in Catholic cemetery, pending word from a traveling salesman son in the west.

Margaret John’ Connelly Adams Street John, Jr Thomas J Wm. J Waterloo West St. Joseph's Catholic Church

Wedding Sparks Quick Pace Sets Two Records at Thinety

Lebeau witnessed a rapid wedding on November 16 as the couple wed only two hours after a brisk two minutes and twenty five seconds of decision. The ceremony occurred in Thinety despite the unusual haste and ongoing weather.

Waterloo Horse Sale Slated for Saturday November 20

The Waterloo Live Stock Commission company announces a regular horse sale for Saturday November 20. Big horses are not as high but remain saleable while wagon and express horses, farm stock, southerners, craft mares, and well-broke drivers sell well. Manager Wm Holland notes this will be the last regular sale until January 8 and says December will feature private sales. Buyers and sellers are urged to attend Saturday November 29 as well.

Waterloo Live Stock Commission Company Wm. Holland

Uncookd Oysters Death Warns Chicago Readers

Chicago reports the death of Corwin A. Jay 21 from typhoid linked to raw oysters with Miss Bessie Boyd critically ill. Health Commissioner Evans warns cooks that a sizable oyster supply may be sewage tainted. Dr Rud and Dr Kearsley note cooked oysters would have prevented illness. Local officials urge caution and sanitary shellfish sourcing.

Chicago Corwin A. Jay Sophia Street Bessie Boyd North Waller Avenue W. A. Evans Jay Austin Anthony Rud Heves Hvans

Eight Against All Billboards Conquest of Eyesores Discussed

The Civic Society of the Ladies' Literary held a January meeting focusing on billboards and public advertising. Miss Ward urged awareness of outdoor ads' effect on children and image. Tacoma and Los Angeles examples showed boycott and prohibition actions. The group planned progress and a move to join the American Civic Association, with library access to related publications.

Civic Society of the Ladies’ Literary Margaret Clark W. M. Stewart Morence McCoy Waterloo F. L. Kimball West Side Waterloo &Cedar Falls Mill Company East Side Los Angeles Civic Society of American Civic Association

Waterloo Faces Continued Discussion Over Central Association

Proposals from President Justice seek to keep Waterloo in the Central association as manager Boyle and local officials weigh concessions. A Burlington hearing was postponed with continuance to allow other matters to settle. attorneys did not attend last night. Officials report progress and promise decisive action soon, with Waterloo seen as poised to secure strong footing within the league.

Waterloo Boyle Justice Waterloo Association Central Association Burlington

Labor Men Fight Over Liquor Question at AFL Meeting

A mass temperance meeting in Toronto led by Rev. Charles Stelzle and featuring John Mitchell John B Lennon and Thomas L Lewis threatens to spark a major clash at the upcoming American Federation of Labor convention. Brewery Workers Hotel and Restaurant union delegates resist any move to push liquor issues by voting delegates.

Toronto American Federation of Labor Charles Stelzle Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America Stelzte John Mitchell John B. Lennon Thomas L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America Brewery Workers’ Union International Alliance Stelzle

Applause In Ancient Rome At Theaters

Ancient Roman audiences showed restraint by snapping the thumb and index finger to signal satisfaction. For clear approval they applauded with loud claps by striking the left and right fingers together, and a hearty sign was beating flat palms against the earth.

Rome

Waverly Deanery Session in Cedar Falls Led by Iowa Bishop

The Waverly Deanery of the Episcopal Church meets in Cedar Falls Tuesday and Wednesday with Theodore N Morrison head of the Iowa diocese presiding. The Woman's Auxiliary to the board of missions hosts sessions. speakers include Mrs Arthur of Coddi Rapids and Mrs C B Jones of Independence. Clergy will discuss Body and Soul by Rev Percy Dearmer. eleven clergy expected plus Auxiliary members.

Cedar Falls Waverly Bipiscopal Church St. Luke's Church Blishog Theodore N. Morrison Diocese of Iowa Davenport Presidy Board of Missions Arthur Codgi Rapids Iowa St Luke’s Church Mra C. B Jones Independence Anderson Storm Lake Arthin Cedar Rapids G. W. Hinkle Christchurch Waterloo Percy Dearmer England Waverly Deanery Woman’ Auxiliary

Auto collision damages suit heads to jury

A jury was empanelled to hear evidence in M. H. Hill vs Joseph B. E. and Alice Ridenour over $5 damages from a Sycamore Street collision dated October 7 1908. Both sides owned cars and deny fault while Chester Tempest 15 faced juvenile court arraignment, with no action taken as the case was continued.

M. H. Hill Joseph EB Alice Ridenour Sycamore Steel M. J. Butterfield J. W. Arbuckle Counse C.T. Rudolph Chester Tempest Platt

Earthquake Shocks Felt in Scod Teneriffe Canary Islands

Heavy earthquake shocks were felt yesterday in Scod Tenerife, Canary Islands, signaling a strong seismic event. Officials report no immediate injuries, but tremors caused structural concerns in local buildings and prompted temporary evacuations in dispersed coastal areas. Residents describe persistent rumbling and ground movement lasting several seconds.

Teneriffe Canary Islands

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