Pastor Change at St Joseph's Parish Not Proceeding
Rev Michael Barry will not come to St Joseph's to assume duties. He is appointed pastor of St Columbkille's in Dubuque, replacing the late Rev John Fogarty. A concursus will select a St Joseph's pastor from ten-year veterans in Dubuque. Father Mulcahy has managed St Joseph's since Father Cooney's death, earning parishioners' praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Barry
M. Coaney
St Joseph's Church
St. Columbin’s Church
Utuque
Dubuque
St. Joseph's
Father Cooney
Father Mulcahy
D. L. Mulcahy
Barry
St. Columbkin's
M. Barry
Archbishop Keane
S J. Columbill’s
John BR. Fogarty
Father Barry
Father Garry
St. Columbil's
Waterloo
St. Columbin’s
Region
Dubuquers
Gray Witch Engine Smashes Wagon Near Tabernacle
Bert Puffer of Colby- Parker Transfer was injured when a Great Western switch engine struck the wagon he was driving in front of the Evangelistic Tabernacle. He suffered sprained ankles and bruises, taken to his Jefferson Street home. wagon and freight were damaged. Fellow rider Fred Carleton escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Puffer
Colby- Parker Transfer Company
Great Western
Tabernacle
Puffer
Jefferson Street
Fred Carleton
Pathetic tale from Iowa woman on lost husband and guide
Alta Crleary reports Mrs F X N Summer, formerly of Spirit Lake Iowa, returning from Grooked Lake north of Prince Albert with a tale of her husband and his guide missing for eighteen days. They had gone to fetch supplies and did not return, leaving clues from an overturned canoe found during the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crleary
Alta
F. XN. Summer
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Grooked Lake
Prince Albert
White
Kentuckians Aim to Unseat Powers in Congress
Louisville reporters state Caleb Powers, elected representative from Kentucky’s Eleventh District, faces a strenuous contest before taking his seat. Both Republicans and Democrats in the state say moves will be made in Washington to challenge his seating, intensifying the battle over his election.
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Louisville
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Congress
Powers
Washington
Waterloo Bowling Team to Meet Dubuque Crack Bowlers
Waterloo's bowling team travels to Dubuque for two contests tomorrow. Morning action on Paul’s alleys and afternoon on Witvgerald’s. The Waterloo squad includes Clarence Mariahl, Herman Paul, Charley Jackman, J. Vandrill, and Bill Stolte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dubuque
Paul
Witvgerald
Clarence Mariahl
Herman Paul
Charley Jackman
J. Vandrill
Bill” Stolte
Roosevelt Views Own Specimens At National Museum
President Roosevelt visited the national museum in Washington on November 19 and examined the game specimens he and his companions collected during the African expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Washington
Roosevelt
National Museum
London Theaters Prices and Programs Compared
London theaters charge from sixpence to a penny for programs with matching information across prices. The author notes program quality declines with price and adverts appear, while theater quality overall rivals New York. Music halls seat 3,000 to 5,000, drawing the great middle class, per the London Letter in the New York Sun.
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London
Tn New York
New York
London Letter
New York Sun
Tender Hearted Maid Dies Young
A historical verse tale recalls a gentle maid of tender manners who weeps at the sight of rain touching a window blind. She pleads with her maiden aunt to spare the kitchen tasks and laments all acts of time keeping. Her sensitive soul knits for bare trees and dies young, a widow notes.
Sailor Dies After Blijfacket Battle Off Cherbourg
Cherbourg France Nov 19 A sailor Patrick Z Fitasimimons from the Tonisiana battleship died this afternoon after a night dispute between white and colored bluejackets from the American fleet. Benjamin Prin of Kansas who was wounded is improving.
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Cherbourg
France
Patrick Z. Fitasimimons
Benjamin Prin
Married couple receive odd wedding gifts across tales
A Chicago World-Herald item recounts bizarre wedding gifts. An English hunter received fake teeth glass eyes and false minds from an anonymous donor with a note hoping such substitutes aid future misadventures. A rival author was gifted a heavily annotated clipping book and an artist a course in self instruction. An undertaker sent two coffins to an elderly west merchant and his spinster wife while an Ohio octogenarian got a brass birdcage for his much younger spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Getap
Ohio
Chicago
Wkecord-Herald
Pirates of Hongkong and the real old fashioned bloodthirsty kind
An extract from Harper's Magazine by W. J. Aylward describes pirates in Hongkong. It contrasts the brutal river pirates preying on cargo and passenger ships with petty waterfront thieves. The piece recalls piracy along the West or Pearl rivers, river steamer hijackings, and attacks on the Sikiang river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Pearl River
J. Aylward
Harper's Magazine
Death by Swallowing Gold Satirical Ledger
An authority from the Westminster Gazette recounts a traditional claim of death by swallowing gold. A solid gold lump, about half an ounce, supposedly sinks in the bowel, cannot pass, and after two or three days destroys life without suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Westminster Gazette
Unfortunate Response About Nearby Churches
An ironic reflection notes that rival churches in a village, opposite each other, sing in response to each other during hymns. The quip centers on the line Will There Be Any Stars In My Crown prompting No, Not One, No, Not One from the neighboring congregation. Such harmony in discord is considered fortunate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott
All Right Table Said To Be First Rate Solid Oak
A prospective guest asks about a table where a returning man replies that the table is first rate, solid oak with heavy legs and a polished top, describing its quality in confident terms. The judge quotes the exchange as evidence of sturdy craftsmanship and dependable furniture.
A Question of Gifts and a Courier Want Ad
A brief item cites a Q and A exchange about gifts and friendship, noting a deliberate rift with Jinks over his upcoming marriage next month, drawn from Lippincott's. The piece suggests trying a Cour ier want ad as a literary prompt or test of social dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinks
Lippincott’s
City in Brief Includes Local Notes and Updates
Waterloo items report a wide array of local updates. Individuals travel for business and visits, illness and medical issues are noted, and service changes plus a gas furnace fire are described along with transit timetable adjustments. Community mentions include school, church, and social visits, with several residents traveling or ill.
Courier Presents Sunday Bouquet to Rev William Sunday
The Courier marks Rev William Ashley Sunday s fortieth birthday with a large bouquet of American Beauty roses and white chrysanthemums. Employees from all departments chipped in, including 35 newsboys, to honor the evangelist and wish him long prosperity in his preaching work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
William Ashley
Corler
Sunday
Parents mourn infant Dorothy Ar. Ant Breen death
Mr and Mrs Cornelius Breen of 302 Adams street mourn the death of their infant daughter Dorothy Ar Ant who died at 5 20 this morning from heart failure She was born in Waterloo on October 20 1910 and would have been one month old tomorrow Survived by parents three sisters Helen Mabel Emma and Grovert brother funeral Sunday at 2 30 from the home Rev H J Faust Calvary Evangelical church will conduct the service Interment in Fairview cemetery
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Cornelius Breen
Adams Street
Dorothy Ar. Ant
Waterloo
Helen
Mabel
Emma
Grovert
Emma Joyner
Mr. Breen
Grovert Breen
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tittle Floyd Meggison
H. J. Faust
Calvary Evangelical Church
Fairview Cemetery
Wisconsin County Leads in Big Dairy Growth in State
Wisconsin earns fame as a dairy state through Jefferson and Waukesha counties. A town shipped 35 carloads of grade dairy stock last year and Jefferson County sold 700000 dollars worth of cows in 1909. Waukesha hosts two thriving breed associations, Guernsey and Holstein, with 1000 registered Guernseys and 75 members, born from cooperative effort led by Dr. David Roberts and pioneer breeders.
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Wisconsin
Jefferson County
KH. EB. Colby
Kimball
Colby
Waukesha County
Jefferson
Mr. Colby
Guernsey
David Roberts
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Roberts
Metropolitan Dance Tonight at Rickley Hall
Attendance is urged for the Metropolitan Dance at Rickley Hall tonight with music and performances promised by local artists. Organizers expect a lively community event and invite residents to enjoy the evening.
First annual Guernsey Breeders sale draws 72 cattle
Seventy two head sold for a total of 17845 dollars with a top bid of 1180 dollars for a celebrated show cow. The event boosts local advertising value and highlights dairy progress in Waukesha county. Black Hawk county is urged to learn from these gains to become a Midwest dairy capital.
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Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Waukesha County
Black Hawk County
Middle West
Meat Trust Buys Argentine Interests
Washington reports show American packers have acquired large Argentine plants and entered agreements to stifle competition. Consular notes say American firms dominate Argentina's meat industry, affecting supply and prices as duties shift. Australia remains the only other potential supplier in world markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Argentine Republic
Australia
Moore & Moore Move to New Illinois Central Site
Moore & Moore begin demolishing the Water street lumber yard fence as they relocate to the Illinois Central right of way at East Fourth and Sumner streets. New site will host a lumber shed 200 by width, a warehouse 130 by 24, and an office of 45 by 20 feet, with plans for a modern Masonic temple at the former site.
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Water Street
Moore & Moore
Illinois Central
East Fourth
Sumner Streets
Masonic Temple
Pioneer Bridge Builder Here
George E. King of Des Moines and his sister Mrs. James Conklin of Heaverton N Y visited their niece Mrs A J Fairburn He is a pioneer bridge builder active in Iowa for thirty five years and owner of the George E King Bridge company for twenty years He built the Gilbertville bridge the first Waverly bridge and the Ft Dodge bridge Also linked to Iowa Drug company presidency The visitors plan travels to Janesville tomorrow and will stay in the area for several days East high lost at Cedar Falls 33 to 0
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George E. King
Des Moines
James Conklin
Heaverton
N. Y
A. J. Fairburn
King
Iowa
Gilbertville
Waverly
Ft. Dodge
Tes Moines
Iowa Drug Company
Missionaries return home after Indian wealth discovery
Dr Charles Myers and his wife, sent six years ago as missionaries by the First Presbyterian church of Kansas City, have resigned and returned from Ketchikan Alaska. They found the Indians wealthy and progressive, competing with white men in business. Attend the Metropolitan Dance at Hickey hall tonight.
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Kansas City, Mo
Charles Myers
Ketchikan
Alaska
First Presbyterian Church of
Kansas City
Kas
Foundation for Hospital Complete
The foundation for the new Fran cistan Sisters hospital has been completed workmen are now on the foundation for the Koller Toor laundry and workmen's home located 25 feet from the hospital. All foundation work will be finished by Dec 1. Materials include stone cement and brick. Contractors under James Register have done rapid work with excellent workmanship. Superstructure of the hospital will be erected next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francistan Sisters
Koller Toor
James Register
Metropolitan Rance Event At Bicktey Hall Tonight
The Metropolitan Rance takes place tonight at Bicktey Hall. Details on start time and guest appearances are available at the venue.
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T. Joseph
St. Comphil’s Church
Evangelistic Tabernacle
Caleb. Powers
Unaver
Eh Buchanan
Syndicate
Deel
I. I. Johnson
Hummel
W. J. French
Coxas
Jon
Guy A. Feely
S. Cole
Lamont
South Dakota
WW. Cole
Marie Mullarkey
Ceduc Falls
Katherine Winslow
A. Winslow
Miss Winslow
Waterloo Business College
John Kimbro
Weet Sixth Street
E. H. Peddicord
Leonard Crowter
Webster City
Hummel Hotel
Mabel Lettau
Post Office
Burlington
D. W. Clapp
BE. G. Clapp
Davenport
Bob Clapp
City
Margaret DuRand
Independence
Andra Goodman
Iowa State University
W. A. Goodman
Texas
Wright
Black Hawk Bank
Tom Carlos
J. T. Knapp
Drew ‘Woodruff
South Street
Myrtle Rugg
Presbyterian Hospital
M. Shores
Miss Rugg
S. H. Basher
Oklahoma
Mr. Basher
Hot Springs
Ark
Roland Glenn
Oelwein
J. H. Ridenour
Mrs. Glenn
Mrs. Ridenour
Twin Cities
East Side Department
G W. Harker
Conger Street
Lester Wilson
Lafayette’street
Charles F. Hepler
Baby
Wisconsin County
Martin's
Rickley Hall
Meat Trust Buys
Pioneer Bridge Builder
East High
Cedar Falls
Metropolitan
Bickiey Hall
Washington St
Randolph St
Northern
A. D
Kepple
Walnut
California
Central Savings Bank
Auditor of State
G. H. Chever
Ralph Law
H. H. Brenneck
WM. Kurth
Bicktey Hall
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