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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1910

Page

7

Cousin of Chinese emperor enters children in Harvard

Cambridge, Nov. Three children of Liang Tan Yen, cousins of the Chinese emperor, are to begin American education at Harvard on Nov. 22. The family came to America with their parents. Prince Liang was educated at Harvard. his wife visits the U.S. for the first time. He says the United States is better suited to educate his countrymen than his homeland.

Harvard Cambridge Liang Tan Yen Tlarvard C. Liang IL Liang Aisan Lians America Prince Liang Prince Lang United States Sitverl Husland

Regulation of Dance Halls Urged by Probation Officer

Des Moines. Nov 16. Probation officer Mrs Florence McFarland and workers from Roadside settlement and the YWCA urged stricter regulation of Des Moines dance halls after visiting several venues. They report drinking and smoking, improper dancing, and girls being drugged or pressured by men. McFarland supports club women gaining authority to arrest and guard morals, while noting halls are a social need that should be regulated rather than eliminated.

Des Moines Dunesha Florence McFarland McFarland Rosetta Stone Bertha Harris Mrs. McParland Hanor Bwen New York Vivian Gould George Gould

Baby causes gas explosion in kitchen in Des Moines

Neighbor witnesses infant Jeanne McCown crawl toward a bubbling kettle and turn on the gas flame, triggering a stove explosion. The child is found safe in a distant kitchen corner as glass shards and crockery spill, with parents relieved. Fire officials note no serious injuries.

Baby Des Moines Jeane Mamirisi Donald C. McCown Amccown Crane & Co Mamini Adi Alee Jeanne Mamma Joanne Drewn Kayn

Cummins Seeks Senator by Popular Vote in 1942

Senator A B Cummins, while in Marshalltown, advocates using a February or March special primary to select a United States senator by popular vote. He backs the idea as consistent with voters will, notes potential $350000 cost, and signals no fixed plan but supports future primary competition beyond legislature chosen nominee.

Marshalltown Register United States A.B. Cummins Tama Ate Br Popother Leeishiture Tam Dol‘Jiver Cummins Times-Republican Register and Leader

Mark Twain and Howells Skip Concord Centenary

In a reminiscence from Harper's Magazine Mark Twain and William Dean Howells decline to attend the Concord centennial of the Battle of Lexington and Concord. They ride to Cambridge and back, facing cold winds and failed travel plans, lamenting their misadventure and the missed company of Twain at the historic event.

W. D. Howells Battle of the Minutemen Concord Mark ‘Twain Siarper’s Mr. Clemens Mark Cambridge Isis Boston Porter North Clemens Gael Mark Swain Worter's Bermuda

On the Move

A fragment from Catholic Standard and Times questions whether Skipper has bought a place for himself in society. The editorial tone suggests skepticism about his readiness and implies he may be merely tense and not yet settled.

Skipper Alan

Insures Solitude and The Man In the Chair Ad Review

A London Opinion snippet laments crowd trouble and guides readers to dismiss excuses. It urges ranking four fathoms and studying how to avoid repetition while promoting a quiet smoking experience with a specific cigar brand.

London

Shall Girls Have Y W C A in Waterloo

Mrs Rae Muirhead promotes establishing a Young Women's Christian Association for business girls in Waterloo during a noon AY. Cl. A gymnasium gathering. She notes her 2300 club connections and cites New Castle Pa, Youngstown Ohio, Cedar Rapids Ottumwa and Muscatine as major clubs. Discussion covers prayer guides, weekly letters, and a talk on The Power of Prayer emphasizing personal work and the need for unconfessed sin removal.

Business Girls Waterloo Rae Muirhead Wim. A Muirhead Girls of Christ Ronco Jesus Calvary Muss Maclaren

Arson Trial Proceedings Resume with Child Witnesses

The arson case resumes with Daisy Walker on the stand for cross examination and Roma Walker recounting similar testimony. Witnesses Steve Holmes and R Decker describe an exchange involving Robinson, a farm mortgage, and a fire insurance policy evidencing action to secure coverage. Adjournment follows for noon recess.

Daisy Walker Roma Walker Nehmning Fred Steve Holmes Mr. Folmes Janesville Robinson Holmes Molmes R. Decker Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company Robinson Place Decker

Catholics Elect at New Orleans Convention

The Catholic convention elected Edward Reeney of Brooklyn New York as president Anthony Maer of St Louis Missouri as secretary and Joseph Red of Willow South Dakota as color bearer at its gathering in New Orleans on November 16.

New Orleans Edward Reeney Brooklyn N. Y Anthony Maer St. Louis Joseph Red Willow South Dakota

President Buchanan's Day of Fasting Proclaimed

The 1861 proclamation calls for a nationwide day of humiliation fasting and prayer amid national distress. Buchanan urges public repentance and devotion to God to prevent civil war restore unity and preserve the Constitution. He stresses personal responsibility across all social spheres urging adherence to the fast and faith.

James Buchanan Union Buchanan

Precedents Guiding Colonial Governors on Thanksgiving Days

The text discusses two precedents used by colonial governors to set thanksgiving days. One followed Queen Elizabeth I’s era after the defeat of the Spanish Armada and the other followed King James I’s England after the failed Gunpowder Plot, shaping official observances.

Queen Ross James England

Tricksy Art Dealers and World Love Phrases

A collage reports on a Paris dealer exploiting new artists to create modern masters through staged auctions and critic manipulation. It contrasts the dealer's profits with the artist’s rise, then shifts to a riddle about King Solomon and a Chicago Tribune quip on love. It ends with a note on global love phrases and the Greenlander phonetic example.

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Mark Twain Y.W.C.A Business Girls" Club WILE Mrs. Muirhead Mrs Rai AL Muirhead President Buchanan Necesary Independents Paiot Drovuot Gil Blas Solomon Chicago Tribune Yougalni Habbek Mafaryne Ka Pisar Karim
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