Waterloo Man George Brown Dies at 82 After Illness
George Brown, longtime Waterloo resident and First Baptist Church member for 31 years, died at 3 36 am at 427 Tenth Street West He was 82 born October 28 1836 in Pittsburgh Pa married Sarah Phillips in 1849 moved from Pennsylvania to Iowa and finally Waterloo in 1881 Survived by four children Mrs A H Pinkerton Waterloo Mrs H J Nichols Long Beach Cal Dr Charles Brown Armour SD and Edward J Brown Portland Ore Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 pm at the residence and 230 pm at the First Baptist Church Rev E A Valjaunt to preside with Dr John A Hart possible assist Burial in Elmwood.
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George Brown
Waterloo
First Baptist Church
Tenth Street West
Mr. Brown
Pittsburgh
Ireland
Pennsylvania
Sarah Phillips
Iowa
Iowa City
Tama County
A. H. Pinkerton
H. J. Nichols
Long Beach
Cal
Charles Brown
Armour, S. D
Edéward J. Brown
Portland
Ore
Brown
William and
Mary
California
Nichols
E. A. Valjaunt
John A. Hart
Des Moines
Elmwood
Tripoli couple married in Waterloo ceremony
Miss Vina Tanzer and Mr Merrill Bennett both of Tripoli surprised friends by marrying at the officiating minister Rev W H Rollins residence on Home Park boulevard Waterloo at 11 o clock The bride wore pink silk with cream lace The couple will live near Tripoli after a wedding journey Mr Bennett a rural school teacher Miss Meier played the Flower Song The bride is daughter of August Tauzer The event is followed by a business meeting at the East Side Opera House Sunday night by Waterloo Business Men's Temperance Ass'n.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vina Tanzer
Merrill Bennett
Tripoli
Waterloo
W. H. Rollins
Home Park Boulevard
Miss Meier
Armemanx
August Tauzer
Temperance Union Meetings in Waterloo Area
Big temperance gatherings organized by the Waterloo Business Men's temperance association will be held tomorrow evening at the Waterloo theatre and in Grace ME and First M W church. Men will hear addresses by Marshalltown leaders. women attend Union services with Rev. E D Hull and Rev. W F Spry. Dr Rosa Liebig will address the women on temperance with incidents from her work overseeing the poor. Special music featured at all services. Advertisement notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as trusted by Mrs Hugh Campbell of Lavonia Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business Men's Temperance Association
Waterloo Theatre
Grace M. KE
M. WH
Marshalltown
E. D. Hull
W. F. Spry
Rosa Liebig
Liebig
Kirt M. E. Church
West Side
Grace ME. Church
East Side
Sao
Waterloo Business Men
Tenperance
City in Brief: Various Local Updates and Notices
Miss Anna Backers travels to Reinbeck for her mother's illness while Des Moines visitor Beulah Alexander stays in Waterloo. Scaffolding rises on a new gas office building as brickwork advances. H C Bond and family quarantined for scarlet fever. Loren recovering. Edu manera: Mias Ethel Mason visits Waterloo then to Iowa State Teachers College. Local editor Fay Place touring Waterloo. organist Runkel to perform. Dwight Warren returns. may move to Canada to tend bought farm. New York couple Wilbur Bentley visit. J B Smith to host Christian life talk with advisory board session. Presbyterian hospital hosts a clinic with visiting surgeons. Ellis dinner highlights visitor entertainment. Laymen Missionary meeting set with Dr W S Marquis speaker. Blanche Bayless and Catherine Wilson entertain for Miss Charlotte Cassidy. Black Hawk county annual tax sale approaching. delinquent payments come in as sale nears.
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H.C. Bond
Loren
Order of Yeomen Lodge
Mias
Ethel Mason
Shell Rock
Mra
Amos Vogt
Eleventh Street
Mise Mason
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Ellen Mullarky
County Recorder
Cedar Falls
Minneapolis
Blanche Bayless
Catherine Wilson
Locust Street
Charlotte Cassidy
Joliet
Ill
Black Hawk County
Bentley
Fighters Game Tate Affair
A rugged yard line exchange sees an Army man tackled, an Army back fumbles, Navy recovers on its 17, Hobbs bursts for two but fumbles then Army recovery on the 84. Army punts with 1 yard to gain, Navy penalized 15 yards after Leonard’s run and a Keyes punt returned to the Army 47. Benedict and Pritchard add yardage as a Navy stop follows.
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Army
Navy
Hobbs
Leonard
Keyes
Pritchard
Benedict
Bazaar closes this evening at St Mary's Armory
Tonight ends a week long bazaar at the Armory with a hot supper from 5 to 8. Miss Verna Cann wins a doll, Charles Wood a quilt, John Koch Jr. a five dollar gold piece, Frank Finn a box of candy, W Friedl a picture, Miss Florence Watson waiat and Miss Madeline Schmidt a pillow as awards. Waterloo Ladies' orchestra provides music for dancing and a happy closing night expected.
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St. Mary's Bazaar
Armory
Verna Cann
Charles Wood
John Koch, Jr
Frank Finn
W. Friedl
Florence Watson Waiat
Madeline Schmidt
Waterloo Ladies’ Orchestra
Trouble Over Goan Planter in Poyner Township
Bueter claimed David Feldman stole a worn planter from his farm and had him arrested for larceny. Feldman acquitted as evidence failed to show intent. Testimony showed Bueter offered the planter for free and Feldman paid 40 cents for it as junk value. In a separate case, John Smith was found guilty of assaulting Andrew George. a $10 fine was imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Feldman
Poyner Township
R. Bueter
J. Dempster
Feldman
Bueter
Price Fixing of Trust Exposed at Chicago Hearing
Government's suit to dissolve the Harvester trust nears a key milestone as reports on price fixing and competition destroying methods are reviewed. Assistant AG Edwin P. Grosvenor demands fresh documents within two weeks from R G Haskins and other company officers, warning of consequences if not forthcoming.
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Chicago
Dhe
International Harvester Company
Edwin P. Grosvenor
Harvester Trust
Harvester
R. (. Haskins
International Harvester Company of America
Grosvenor
Mr. Haskins
J. N. Wood
William M. Gale
Stomach Trouble Causes Death of David Stromberg
David Earl Stromberg thirty died this morning at ten after years of stomach trouble and a recent operation. Born April fifteen eighteen eighty nine in Lafayette he leaves a widow four children and relatives. Short services will be held at eight this evening at the residence with Rev W B Sanford. Remains go to Lafayette for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Earl Stromberg
Mr. Stromberg
Lafayette
G. J. Stromberg
Coggton
W. B. Sandford
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Republican Named to Succeed Rayner
Baltimore Maryland November 20 Gov Goldsborough announced the appointment of William P Jackson Republican national committee man for Maryland to succeed the late United States Senator Isador Rayner. Jackson will serve until the legislature meets in January 1914 and fills the unexpired term of three years. The legislature will also elect a successor to Senator John Waller Smith whose term ends in 1915.
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Baltimore
Goldsborough
William P. Jackson
Maryland
United States
Isador Rayner
Jackson
Battle
John Waller Smith
Exeire
Waterloo native returns with aged mother to city life
A Waterloo man, a longtime Pacific coast resident for thirteen years, moved back with his seventy seven year old mother Mrs Mi nervat Lines to 828 Fowler street. He once ran Waterloo’s first steam laundry and plans to start a local business.
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A. Lines
Waterloo
Pacific Coast
Fowler Street
Minervat Lines
Lines
Waterlo o ad notes taxes and saloons display
Fragmentary ad content lists names in Waterloo and Tripoli with mentions of taxes and saloons. It promotes local business claims about taxes growing less as saloon numbers rise. The ad uses period voice and emphasizes Waterloo facts from a business association.
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Waterloo Facts
Waterloo Business Men
Professor Bartlett Nearing End of Fifty-Year Teaching Career
Prof M W Bartlett a longtime Black Hawk County educator is near death at his daughter's home in Cedar Falls with son W A Bartlett arriving from Pomona California. He is 78 and spent many years with the state normal at Cedar Falls.
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M. W. Bartlett
Black Hawk County
Austin Burt
W. A. Bartlett
Pomona
California
Thas
Bartlett
State Normal
Gedar Falla
Syndicate of Twenty Thieves Led by Two Physicians Nabbed
Chicago detective Capt. J C Young says a half million dollars in property stolen by a syndicate of twenty thieves led by two physicians. The group operated across railroads warehouses and steamship lines with inside help. Six-year-old Richard Todd provided crucial information. Suspects include Dr Nicholas Kern Dr Edward B Stalhutte Joseph Todd and Remus Dougherty. Mrs Todd was detained as investigators pursued the case.
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Chicago
J. C. Young
Erie Railroad
Richard Todd
Nicholas Kern
Edward B. Stalhutte
Joseph Todd
Remus ‘Dougherty
Theodore N Y Vail Undergoes Two Operations
H B Kiesler reports from the New York Sut on Theodore N Y Vail former Water lon resident and AT T president. Vail was hospitalized in New York with chronic costitis and bladder inflammation. He underwent two operations with the second on November 27 to conserve strength for the ordeal. early signs point to a successful outcome as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Kiesler
New York
Vail
Mr. Vail
Elks Will Pay Tribute To Dead Members In Waterloo
Elks Lodge Waterloo announces public memorial Sunday afternoon at Waterloo theatre for deceased members. Parade to Grand Opera House Cedar Falls band to play, with W R Law delivering address. Following, concert by Cedar Falls band in Elks hall.
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Waterloo Lodge
Waterloo Theatre
Wil Mareh
Mde
Robert. Healey
Fort Dodo
Louih A. Moore
Focal Lodge
Healey
W. St. Law
Cedar Falls
Wks
Elks’ Hall
Two Vehicles Collide on City Streets
A fogged nighttime collision left two vehicles wrecked and a pedestrian injured. Authorities have not yet confirmed names of those involved. A racing horse and rig also struck a vehicle, causing extensive damage and a shattering of the buggy body.
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Goth
Piard
Firth Street
Hattigiere
Spokane Beauty Seeks Quiet Life After Fame
Evelyn Johnson, hailed as Spokane's prettiest working girl, used beauty contest fame to win engagement to Robert P. Bragam. After hundreds of love letters poured in from across the country, she chose swift nuptials to end unwanted attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane, Wash
Spokane
Evelyn Johnson
Woman's Hotel
Spokane Daily Chronicle
Miss Johnson
Robert P. Bragam
New Choice Cuts of Meat Revealed at Show
Ames Iowa Nov 30 Special Porterhouse steaks and rib roasts are not the only cuts of beef and mutton. Iowa State College experts will demonstrate cheaper cuts at the International Live Stock Show in Chicago. Miss Catharine J MacKay and Miss Ruth Michaels lead the booth showing nutritious cuts and practical uses. They depart for Chicago this week to devote their time to the display.
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Ames
Porterhouse
Iowa State College
Chicago
International Management
Deag Chas
Grace Jerger Appeals AMA Membership Denial
Dr Grace Jerger of Waters lor appeals a denial to join the Hawkeye County Medical Society after the American Medical Association invited clarification of her status. She cites her credentials from Chicago College of Physicians and Surgeons and past roles at Woman's Hospital and St Luke's lab, arguing her denial stems from alleged association with Dr J A Serger in Waterloo. She seeks review and an investigation into her qualifications and records as a physician.
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Gracy Frith Jerger
Waters Lor
Ack Hawk County
America Medical Association
Fita
Loral Society
American Medical
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Chicago
Woman's Hospital
St Luke
Learn to Buy and Serve Cheaper Meats Economically
In these days of high meat prices, every housewife should learn how to buy meat economically and serve cheaper cuts attractively. The meat bill may be cut in half, allowing the family to be fed on as much meat as ever.
Gloves and the Man Desolate Right Hand Glove Riddle
A humorous meditation on the fate of right hand gloves. The narrator muses that men wear left gloves and keep their right hands free for coins, umbrellas, and ties, while right-hand gloves vanish into darkness and prices for singles are questioned.
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Paet
Goople
East Side Opera House
Union Meetings For
Temperance
Chamberlain
Hugh Campbell
Lavonia
Glauses
Buchanan
Anna Backers
Reinbeck
Beulah Alexander
J. H. McIntyre
Fairbank
Carthage
Fay R. Place
Jesup
Runkel
Grace Church
Guilmant
Dwight Warren
Standish
Canada
B. B. Bunnell
Shady Grove
Wilbur Bentley
Johnsonsburg County
J. B. Smith
Presbyterian Hospital
the Ellis
First Congregational Church
W. S. Marquis
Rock Island, Ill
Tate Affair
C. . Bueter
Republican
Rayner
Wates
Charles W. Peterson
Cedar
Emma Paulsen
Carl K. Stanford
Maud L. McDougal
Merrill W. Bennett
Atwina Taitzer
Theodore YN. Vail
Men's Temperance Ass'n
ELS
Alfred Longley
Guy
S.W. Wedards
Larghetto
Cedar Falls Band
Ro. W. Schuneeman
W. J. Lake
Fe. Sindlinger
Paul Davis
Agnes Bodholdt
Une Companiat
Effie McCullom Jones
Julian W. Richards
W. R. Law
Morning Light
Cedar Fuller
Uffis McCullom Jones
Side Opera House
Ass'n
Waterloo Business Men's Temperance Ass'n
G. V
Care Courier
Wilson
Burd
Electric Park
Cate Courter
Kent
M. B. Neff
4Th St
G. Wilcox
Th St
Chambernain
la Parte City
Delmar Sisters
South
Delmar
Anid Buguhy
Girl's
MacKay
Grace Jercer
American Medical Association
Gaillard’s
France
Wangler
Cohn Brothers
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