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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1910

Page

5

Repentance Means a Complete Surrender

Evangelist Sunday urged a full commitment to Christ as about 6,000 people heard last night in Waterloo. He lamented only twenty four front-word responses while hundreds stayed for prayer, pressed the case for unconditional surrender, and illustrated repentance as a change of mind and conduct toward God and man.

Christ Evangelist Sunday Tabernacle Sunday Old Town God Mr. Sunday Trs Hani Mr. Bunday John the Baptist Herod Mr Sunday Waterloo Hell Lincoln Southern Confederacy Chicago Scott Prowell

Revolt News Casts Shadow Over Mexican Uprising

Dispatches from Mexico and border towns report mixed progress in the revolution led by Madero. News items note a siege around Tepic, Diaz government seizures of arms from the U S, and forecasts of a decisive battle near Torreón while Reyes denied returning to lead rebels.

George Schultz Elected Reichstag Second Vice President

Berlin reports George Schultz an Imperialist deputy won the election to be the Reichstag's second vice president today. The selection evident in the Imperial government lineup underscores party control during the session.

Kreichstag Berlin George Schultz Reichstag

Record Flight Sets Altitude Mark By Armstrong Drexel

Armstrong Drexel set an unofficial air altitude record in Philadelphia climbing above the city to near ten thousand feet before the barograph failed to record the height. He descended safely near Oreland after a thirty mile flight and a fifteen minute attempt to gain more height. The event honored by Bleriot monoplane observers and officials from the National Associated Aero Clubs of America.

Philadelphia Armstrong Drexel Johnstone Baiemont Park Dotty Drexel Point Breeze Oreland Lanark Scotland

Identity of Hopkinton stranger linked to Dubuque inquiry

In Manchester Iowa November 24 a man’s body found in a thicket southeast of Hopkinton is tied to a stranger seen heading toward Dubuque weeks earlier. A prayer from Hopkinton and a watch with a charm identified by C J Murray connect the remains to the man who asked routes to Dubuque. The skull hole suggests self-inflicted death. a revolver is being sought.

Manchester Hopkinton Dubuque

Rifle Teams At H States Contest In Kansas City

Rifle teams from five states competed for the 5006 loving cup in the first annual shoot of the national guard association of many states including Arizona Arkansas Colorado Iowa Kansas Louisiana Missouri Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota Montana Oklahoma South Dakota Texas New Mexico Wyoming. Only Missouri Kansas Iowa Nebraska and Texas sent teams due to government funding limits. Eight marksmen per team. Brown defeats Carlisi 11 to 6 in Providence with final score noted.

Kansas City Midwestern International Rifle Association New National Guard Association Arizona Arkansas Colorado Iowa Kansas Louisiana Missouri Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota Montana Oklahoma South Dakota Texas New Mexico Wyoming

Fever Reaches Extreme Levels in Centerville Woman

Centerville Iowa reports Miss Etta Martin with a fever so high that three thermometers burst their bulbs after registering the peak figure. One instrument read 110 degrees and physicians believe her temperature may be at least 116 degrees, a record not yet fatal.

Centerville Etta Martin

Nutter Freed of Murder Charge in Union Factory Altercation

Heine Hutter was found not guilty of murdering Charles Viccient after a trial in Dubuque Indiana. Viccient died ten days after being struck during an altercation in the Standard Lumber yard where the men worked. The defense showed Viccient had a skull fracture from a train accident years earlier, which caused his death.

Dubuque Evening Press Heine Hutter Charles Viccient Viecient Hutter Standard Lumber Company Thorne Deense Viecent

Expert Opinion Cites Precedent for Senate Seat Tie

Iowa City Nov 24 The State university College of Law concludes that if the Iowa legislature deadlocks on choosing a United States senator to succeed the late J P Dolliver Lafe Young Des Moines editor named by Governor Carroll may hold the seat for the remainder of the Dolliver term March 4 1933 The debate divides into three camps progressive Republican standpat Republican and Democrat Parallels are drawn with Samuel Smith of Maryland 100 years ago who was appointed by the governor to the senate and waited for the legislature to elect a successor If Young is kept in office it could give him over two years to entrench himself as Senator

Iowa City Evening Press College of Law The State University Iowa United States J. P. Dolliver Lafe Young Des Moines B. F. Carroll Dolliver Young Lowa Samuel Smith Maryland Senate Legislatature

EMPLOYES STOLE FROM RAILROAD IN NOVEMBER ARRESTS

Police and a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul special agent arrested 27 individuals for stealing cans boards shovels lanterns and other railroad company articles. Fifteen were railroad employees and actions to be taken are not yet known. Also notes sightings of George Sunday eldest son of Rev and Mrs Sunday at Lake Forest university visiting for Thanksgiving.

Mason Cite Byvening Press Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad George Sunday

Short Sermons for Busy Folks on Repentance and Sin

A compact sermon fragment urges immediate repentance, condemns dishonesty and adultery, and insists only genuine repentance leads to happiness. It cites John the Baptist and Jesus, warns against worldly business with God, and notes the thief on the cross as the sole deathbed repentance.

No man lied in a trade yet the scene of faith and lies

The speaker argues about honesty in trades and the limits of religious virtue. He says a preacher who denies the devil would miss repentance, notes harsh judgment on church boards, and urges confronting sin or it will kill you. Religion means obedience to God’s commands.

Record Altitude Flight Sets New World Height Mark

The aviator began in a light southerly breeze at Belmont Park and flew the monoplane northward, rising high above the track. After less than five minutes the craft was a speck in the sky and disappeared beyond the northern horizon. Landing safely at Oakland twenty miles away triggered feverish excitement as the crowd learned a new world's altitude record had been set.

Belmont Park Drexel Oqreland

English Aboard Yankee Football Game At Crystal Palace

American Ambassador Reid and Mrs. Reid hosted a Thanksgiving reception at Dorchester House in London. The American fleet officers attended and many colony members were present. An eleven from the battleships Ida Hoe and Vermont played football at Crystal Palace for a local silver cup, with many English players in attendance curious to see the American game. The visiting blue jackets at Grave send and Portland spent the day in sports.

London Reid Dorchester House Ida+ ‘ho Vermont Crystal Palace Gravesend Portland

Special Train to Oskaloosa December 5

A Waterloo group will ride a special train on Monday December 5 with Rev. Mr. Sunday and Mrs. Rae Muirhead to Oskaloosa. Sunday delivers the Booze sermon while Mrs. Muirhead addresses women. Train departs about 7 AM, reaches 11:30 AM, returns 2 PM, arrives Waterloo about 6 PM.

Mutiny in Brazilian Navy Demands Pay Rise

Washington reports Brazilian seamen seized two battleships in Rio de Janeiro harbor demanding higher pay and end to corporal punishment. Several officers killed, shells fired on the city, mutineers hold both ships. Congress convenes in special session amid uncertainty over potential concessions. London telegram notes ongoing harbor fighting and a British squadron ordered to Rio de Janeiro. A Brazilian battleship captain is reported killed.

Rio Janeiro Brazil Congress London Farquhar Buenos Aires Minas Geraas

Grant Advocates Universal Military Training for All Citizens

New York on November 24 Major General Grant commander of the Department of the East declares support for universal military service. He proposes training every active male citizen to ready active duty in war and an regular army expansion to 250000, aiming for a million trained men in reserve.

New York Grant Department of the East

Pan-American Thanksgiving Service Held at Capital

Washington observances featured a Pan-American service at St Patrick's church at 11 AM with President Taft and almost all cabinet members, Supreme Court justices, and diplomatic representatives from North and South American nations. Cardinal Gibbons and Apostolic Delegate Falconio assisted at mass.

Washington St. Patrick's Church Taft Supreme Court North South America Carolinal Gibbons Apostolic Delegate Falconio

Gobble Gobble Hobble Hobble Farmyard Exchange

A New York visitor at her grandparents farm attempts to strike up a chat with a turkey in the barnyard. The turkey replies with gobble and hobble sounds while the hens echo with approval.

New York Gobble

Miss Wladyslawa Lichadziejewski Weds in DC

Washington November 24 The capital marriage license clerk issued forty four licenses on the eve of Thanksgiving. Nearly half the applicants came from outside DC including Virginia Maryland Ohio and Pennsylvania. Joseph Clege picked a bride with a name that sounded long and unfamiliar Miss Windyaiees Lic hadstejewniks.

Wladyslawa Lichadziejewski Washington, D. C National Capital District of Columbia Virginia Maryland Ohi Pennsylvania Joesph Clgepick Woo Long Windyaiees

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