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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1910

Page

6

HOG, SHEEP, WHEAT AND STOCKS REPORT FOR CHICAGO MARKETS

Lamson Bros. report shows estimated receipts for hogs 41 000 cattle 24 000 sheep 40 000. Hogs open 5 cents lower, close weak with mixed and butchers 6.85 to 7.25, rough heavy 6.81 to 7.06. Sheep market opens steady. Cash wheat and corn price ranges listed, with Chicago and New York close data. stock prices include Canadian Pacific through United States Steel and other major names.

Chicago New York Stock Exchange Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania IdOk Rock Island Chicago Great Western Northwestern Atchison Oberg AM Aanerivan Smelter le Sax Vinton Pacific Southern Pacific Brooklyn Rapid Transit United States Steel, Common United States Steel, Pfd Amalgamated Copper Northern Pacific Great Northern Illinois St. Pauls Missouri Pacific

North Waterloo Railroads See Employee Moves and Crew Shifts

Brakeman Millidge resigns from I. C relief crew to become section foreman with the Rock Island lines. He came from Northwestern service two years ago and served as TCnal brakeman until now. Waterloo friends wish him success in his new role. Various locals update on visits, hires, and lay offs across North Waterloo rail operations and shops.

Millidge Tock Island Northwestern Tcnal Waterloo William Neary Aberdeen South Dakota North Waterloo Melvin E. Streamer Mr. Streamer Fairfax Minnesota Elmer Drenner Oscar Tastley Augard Cedar Falls Frank Foor Robert Brown F. P. Riddell Dub W. H. Harper F. J. Wilson Indiana Clinton

Crippen’s Petition Denied. Execution Set for Wednesday

London authorities deny Crippen’s last reprieve as Crippen’s path to mercy ends. The condemned man will be executed Wednesday morning, marking a final chapter in the case that has drawn international attention.

London

Justice Dempster Ties Many Knot in Triple Weddings

Justice J F Dempster officiated three marriage ceremonies in as many days. At 11 am today, Leslie B Koon and Mabel V Smith married at the Horria residence in Falls avenue Leslie and Mabel plan return to Fonva near a farm. Earlier, Stewart E Evans and Lena Whrring of Marshalltown wed, and Lee E Elliott and Anna W hipkey of Waterloo joined in marriage Saturday night. Dempster offered counsel as he joined the couples in holy matrimony.

J. F. Dempster Justice Dempster Mae Dempster Toye Fonna Dallas H. Horria Falls Avenue Leslie B. Koon Mabel V. Smith Yonda, Ta Irs Koon Fonva Tha G Praem Marshalltown Justice Stewart E. Evans Lena Whrring Lee E. Elliott Anna Whipkey Waterloo Ife

Two Men Charged With Illegal Hunting in Winslow

Deputized game warden H. H. Yordy obtained warrants for the arrest of Walter Newall and Thomas Richards of Winslow on a hunting without a license charge. Justice J. E. B. Dempster issued the warrants this morning and the defendants agreed to appear in court later today.

H. H. Yordy Walter Newall Thomas Richards Winslow Court of Justice J. EB. Dempster

Rock Island Exhibit At Chicago Land Show

The Rock Island lines present an interactive display at the Chicago land show featuring modern agricultural methods demonstrated by experts from western colleges. The exhibit aims to show practical value to farmers and consumers and includes twelve free lectures in the Coliseum lecture room on topics of vital interest.

Chicago Rock Island Lines Western Agricultural Colleges Agricultural Department

Mr Sunday Led By Faith In 48th Birthday Tribute

Attorney J W Arbuckle presented a speech to Rev William A Sunday celebrating his 48th birthday. The speaker praised Sunday as a Godly leader and described him as a powerful figure in a spiritual battle against sin and darkness, likening their era to Waterloo with allies Wellington and Blucher.

J. W. Arbuckle Wm. A William Ashley Willie Billy Bill Hell Waterloo Wellington Blucher

Tribute Flowers Presented on Birthday by Wel Coming Union

A speaker praises Mr Sunday on the forty eighth anniversary of his birth calling him leader of the city campaign. The message expresses confidence and affection with flowers given as a memento of esteem and well wishes for his future.

Sunday

Pay Pledges For Revival Early

Those who made pledges to the fund for the Sunday revival campaign and did not pay cash yesterday or today are urged to pay their pledges to any bank as early this week as possible. The quicker pledges are honored, the more the committee can determine the income versus indebtedness.

Base Ball Sit Clears Waterloo Delegation Optimistic

Manager Frank Boyla William Ewald and Waterloo delegation return from Chicago base ball meeting greatly encouraged they expect Waterloo to join the Three I league next season managers foresee a better season ahead the atmosphere has cleared and all Three I managers are optimistic for next year

Frank Boyla William Ewald Waterloo Chicago

Small Fire on Linden Avenue Causes Minor Damage

An invalid resident on Linden Avenue witnessed a small fire caused by a chimney burning out at 12 20 P M. The damage was slight and potential effects on the patient’s condition are unknown. G H Eighmay’s grocery will be closed all day Thanksgiving.

Sweney Linden Avenue G. H. Eighmay

One Man Fights Then Prays After Misread Sermon

A late arriving worshipper at a tabernacle service angrily threatened an usher after a humorous incident in Mr. Sunday’s sermon. The usher calmly revealed he meant to invite the man to become a Christian and pray. The visitor realized his tendency to jump to conclusions.

Tabernacle Sunday Tme

Community Notices and Meetings Callout

A list of residents with addresses and ages, including Mrs Wilson, Mrs Hutlman, Mrs Sherill, Mrs Fairweather, and others, plus a group of districts meeting at the Church of the Brethren and planned prayer services. Wednesday and Friday union meetings in districts, Thursday prayer at the tabernacle at 7 o clock.

Barrett Stebbing Baltimore Muirhead Church of the Brethren (Brethren Driftmier Commercial Hl Martin Burk Commercial C. A. Tyler West 7Th Minnie Jewell M. C. A. and Carpenter Hotel B. Bickley West Austin Burt Bird West First Almond Gates Mulan Wellington Streamer Leland O. Lamb Lupton St E. BD Smothers Commercelal Tabernacle

Royalist Attacks Briand During Ferry Statue Ceremony

In Paris on November 21 a royalist struck Premier Briand twice in the face as ceremonies for Jules Ferry’s statue dedication ended. President Fallieres and officials were nearby. republican guards intervened to prevent further harm. The premier was not seriously injured.

Paris Tuileries Gardens Jules Ferry Briand Fallieres M. Briand

Tuesday Morning Prayer Meetings Listed By Hosts

A list of cottage prayer meetings for Tuesday morning at 19 o'clock with host names and addresses including Mrs Wheeler at Cabin Cottage Cedar River Park Mrs Carr 10 Richt Mrs Clyde Palmer 408 Broad Way Mrs Springer Edwards and Eineatn corner Mrs EL Be Beightol Fairview avenue Mrs KK Cutler 430 Cutler Mrs Schreedemeier 1920 East 8 Mrs Wilsieth 1527 East Fourth Li Mrs W Wahl 234 Lineain Mrs A G McCoim 410 Clay Mrs wa Collins 211 Clay BL ML Fritzinger 313 Lincoln VK Mrs FL Wichmann 122 Franklin Mrs OB Durk 314 Bast First Mrs L G Adams 418 Walnut.

Wheeler Cabin Cottage Cedar River Park Carr Richt Clyde Palmer Broad Way Springer Edwards and Eineatn EL BE. Beightol Fairview Avenue Kk. Th. Cutler Cutler Schreedemeier East Fourth Wilsieth W. T, Wahl Lineain A. G.mccoim Clay Wa Collins Fritzinger Lincoln FL Wichmann Franklin OB. Durk Bast L. G. Adams Walnut

Kirmesse Opens Tonight at Ellis Hall

The fourth annual Kirmesse will open this evening in Ellis hall with the ladies of St. Mary’s Catholic church in charge. Booths are decorated and fine handiwork prepared as the fair runs throughout the week.

Ellis’ Hall St. Mary’s Catholic Church

St Catherine’s Society to Meet at Mrs Stadlinger’s

St Catherine’s society will meet with Mrs Harry Stadlinger on Fourth street west Tuesday afternoon All ladies of the congregation and their friends are invited Lincoln circ le Ladies of the GA K The members are requested to attend the funeral of Sister Julia Mc Bride at St Joseph’s church Tuesday morning at 930 Meet at the home of Mrs D R Weaver 402 Lafayette street at 9 oclock and go in a body The Coterie club will meet with Mrs T J OConnell 726 W Mullan avenue Tuesday afternoon A F & A M There will be a called meeting of Waterloo lodge No 105 AF & AM at Masonic temple Tuesday evening Nov 22 for work on the

I. C Frank R. Wood Glenn Hamilton Frank Mishler North Water Iam St. Joseph's College of Schaefer Alon Collins Lovell Carl Smith J. M. Boehler Jeaup Klein George Snyder T. Mulstead Joe Conrad Charlies Johnson J. T. de Wald George Laird Frank Killeas Ole Kuntry Myers’ Orchestra Acco Nomia Club BE. E. Beightol Fairview Avenue St. Catherine's Society Harry Stadlinger Fourth Street West Lincoln Circlé Julia McBride St. Joseph’s Church D. R. Weaver Lafayette Street Coterie Club T. J. O'Connell W. Mullan Avenue

Punish Editor For Reward to Kidnap Governor

F D Warren Girard of Kansas editor of Appeal to Reason must serve six months in Leavenworth federal prison and pay a $1000 fine after a jury verdict. The sentence was affirmed by the circuit court of appeals. He was accused of mailing envelopes printed with a reward offer for kidnapping ex Governor Taylor and returning him to Kentucky.

St. Paul Minn F. D. Warren Girard Kansas Appeal To Reason Leavenworth United States Court Circuit Court of Appeals Warren Taylor Kentucky

Unemployed in U S Estimated at 4.5 Million

The Bowery Mission board estimates 4.5 million unemployed in the United States. About 15 percent are said to be in New York City and vicinity.

New York United States Board of the Bowery Mission New York City

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