The Waterloo Courier Advertised in Europe and Abroad
American travelers in Europe can locate The Waterloo Courier at offices in London Berlin and Petrograd with listings for American Express, Dawe's Steamship Agency and Capucines. The piece argues high prices educate Americans to save time and money, citing rising living costs and growing bank deposits as proof of frugal living and sensible purchases.
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THE
Courier
Europe
Waterloo Courier
London
Trafalcar Building
Northumberland Avenue
American Exprese
Hermite Cet
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Parc
Boulevard
Fea Capucines
U'Opers
American Express
Eve Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Peterabura
Progressives and universal service debate in political column
The piece argues for aligning with progressives to resolve party rifts and criticizes universal military service proposed by Major General Grant. It predicts unlikely passage, cites public resistance to military expansion, and lauds diplomacy over war, noting war supporters dream of battlefield glory while public opinion favors peace and restraint.
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Grant Lis
Grant
Youngs Lucky Haxen in State College Debate Significance
The state law college faculty believes if a deadlock and legislative failure prevent electing a senator to fill Dolliver's term, Young may hold over until after the regular primary. The analysis suggests Young has a firm grip, while standpatters would block any action to keep him in his seat. The Democrats are portrayed as unlikely to cooperate to advance programs.
The New Democratic Ideal and Clark’s Cautious Gloom
Champ Clark warns of backsliding from the ideal of democratic rule as he critiques the caucus system and the shifts after a session of congress. He contrasts past outraged liberty with current declarations that the caucus will decide policy. The piece questions whether democracy remains free under partisan control.
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Champ Clark
Cancreas
Clark
Grand Manan Cove Girls Turn Summer Escape Into Venture
Three women turned a summer retreat on Grand Manan Island into a business venture. They bought cottages, added a barn and shop, and hosted twenty seven guests last year paying nine to ten dollars weekly. The women, two teachers and a part time host, manage decor, supplies, and adventures, attracting city visitors with tasteful hospitality.
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Wong
Ulijder
Manan
Canada
Maine
Norway
Grand Manan
Cnut
Cove
Cooper Shop
Customs Seek to Deny Entrance for Ethel Clara Teneve
Customs officials plan to refuse Ethel Clara Teneve entry to the United States. She was led astray by a persuasive criminal who influenced her, but she was acquitted due to insufficent proof. The piece reflects national frustration and hints at political tensions in Mexico with mentions of federal dames and a Ciudad Porfirio Diaz station.
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Ethel Clara Teneve
United States
Jone
Mexico
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Centerville Girl Recovers After Mercury Doses
A Centerville Ta girl endured a dangerous fever with three thermometers breaking under her tongue during attempts to take the medicine. Officials report three doses of mercury likely caused grotesque glass splinters. the outcome and healing effect remain uncertain.
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Centerville
Shriners Initiated During Des Moines Shrine Event
Shriners from across the state gathered in Des Moines on Friday for the annual initiation and ceremonial at the Shrine temple. Seventy candidates were initiated into the Mystic Shrine. Senator A B Cummins delivered the banquet speech after the afternoon business session, preceded by Past Imperial Potentate Edwin J Alderman of Cedar Rapids. The annual Shriner business meeting is slated for December.
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Des Moines
Sanple
Mystic Shrine
A. B. Cummins
Shrine Temple
Lodge
Senator Cummins
Edwin J. Alderman
Cedar Rapids
The
Shriners
President and J J Hill discuss independent politics
James J Hill talked with President Taft about politics and said the last election showed party lines fall short for independents. He argued demagogues and agitators have dominated, and that a warning flag has been raised for their benefit.
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Washington
James J. Jun
Taft
Mr Hill
Ben
Washington joins United Equal Suffrage states in 1910
The article chronicles Washington becoming one of five equal suffrage states, following Wyoming Colorado Idaho and Utah, notes early conventions in Seneca Falls and Worcester, and embraces the broad support from labor groups and notable figures. It argues suffrage advances education, independence, and economic participation for women.
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George
Wryoming
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Washington
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Worcester
Mass
Harriet Afartineau
Joan Stuart Mil
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Wyoming
Norway
Finland
Bosnia
New Zealand
Australia
England
Scotland
Ireland
Canada
Kansas
Sweden
Denmark
Iceland
Louisiana
Iowa
Montana
Michigan
New York
Old Maida
Defiant saloonist dead after Newcastle rampage
William Griffith, a Newcastle Colorado saloon keeper, enraged by a assault conviction, opened fire injuring two bystanders and killing one. He barricaded himself in a room and was found dead when a Glenwood Springs posse, led by two women, forced entry. City Marshal Remmex and spectator Philip Carpenter were among the wounded. both likely to die. Citizens then patrolled the Bank block to protect the area.
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Newcastle
Colo
William Griffith
Glenwood Springs
Griffith
William Davis
Remmix
Philip Carpenter
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State Federation of Labor
Farmers’ Union
Thomas C. Hall
Union Theological Seminary
Tennessee Woman Suffrage Association
Tri-State
Memphis
Hugh H. Lusk
May Arkwright Hutton
Spokane
State Political Equality League
Buncomb
Tam
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Vigor
Black Hawk National Bank
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Cady & Gallup
Galloway Gibson
A. FE. Williams
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W. B. McMurray
French & Frazee
Texas Land
Chas. R. Gates & CO
J. C. Murtagh
A. G. Reid
Pike & Knapp
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Segars
Central Towa Granite Company
Williams’ Quality Seegar Shop
Fourth Street
Marah- Place
Mary Forsythe
Pisck Hawk Bank
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LaFayette Building
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