Waterloo Courier Promos Foreign Bookings For Travelers
Advertisement notes the Waterloo Evening Courier is available daily except Sunday and lists foreign offices in London Paris and St. Petersburg for American travelers. It mentions circulation details and delivery via JHE Hartman Co and Alfred Lukens.
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Aterloo Evening Courier
Associated Prom
H. Hartman Company
West Park Avenue
Joh
HaRraasident
A.W. Perexson
Sev Tens
New York Ofice
Tribune Building
Alfred B. Lukens
Chicago
Trigialding Aow
Allen
Waterloo
Secur Clase
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
London
Trafalgar Building
Northumberland Avenue
Supress
Stad
Haymarket
Dawes Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucints
Place de Opera
American Express
Il Rue Scribe
Herlin
Inter Det Linden
Gt. Petersburg
Nevsky Prospekt
Foreign
City Boy Strength Through Gymnasium and Play
A historical argument contrasts rural and urban youth development. Dr. Cook of Minnesota cites field work as causing uneven physiques, while advocating balanced athletic training, gymnasiums, and team games as essential for well rounded health. The piece urges legislators to support rural school gym facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota University
Cook
Minnesota
Rich murderer Patrick spared by New York governor Dix
The piece chronicles Governor Dix's clemency for Albert T. Patrick, a wealthy lawyer convicted of murder. It contrasts public outrage from activists with Patrick's repeated attempts to win life over death, detailing dates and sequence of events from sentencing to eventual pardon.
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America
Dix
New York
Albert T. Patrick
Eek
Patrick
Charles
Peeteck
Ial
Reoward
Untitled Health Claim About Cure Ends in Confusion
A fragmented text discusses supposed cures and treatments with scattered references to medical terms and devices. The garbled prose mentions an alleged combination and specific products but provides no coherent evidence or actionable facts.
Patrick and Governor Dix in a contentious New York case
The text traces appeals, stays, and pardons surrounding a murder case. It notes court actions from Court of Appeals and Governor Higgins, including reversals, stays, and a sentence commuted to life, with criticism of the justice system and Dix’s gubernatorial role, framing public outrage over perceived legal manipulation.
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Uents
Court of Appeals
Geff
Moon
Ooo
Patrick
Wwewk
Grant
Eatelek
Lee Yey
Higgins
Recorder Golf
United States Supreme Court
Dix
Hice Institute
Hourton
Tex
America
New York
Dems Upset Over Postmaster Civil Service Reform
The piece argues Taft's civil service rule for fourth class postmasters blocks political appointments and mocks Wilson’s likely response. It claims about 50 000 post offices are insulated from politicians, leaving many Jeffersonian followers to protest and seek rescission of the order.
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Grover Cleveland
Taft
United States
Jeffersonian Party
Wilson
Erect Wilson
California teachers college proposal cited by Iowa piece
The Iowa state board opposes a teachers college while California educators push to elevate a normal school to a state teachers college. A Los Angeles Express article from Nov 28 is discussed as context for potential cross state swap ideas.
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Iowa State Board of Education
California
Obsolete Notion Warns Wilson On Public Portraits
A commentary notes that President Elect Wilson faces an outdated demand that public figures must pose for every camera shot. The piece critiques the press photography ritual and its social expectations.
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Wilson
New Haven: A City of Yale and Enduring Beauty
New Haven sits between Long Island Sound and the Yale area, linked to New York by rail and steamship. It hosts Yale College with 3,000 students and a large local population, and is noted for its old Green, Taft Hotel, and prominent industries including clocks firearms automobiles. The essay reflects on possession, happiness, and the joy of beauty without ownership, contrasting Yale’s influence with civic life.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Long Island Sound
Yale
New York
Alwmni
All America
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Yale College
Broadway
New Haven Road
Taft
Hast Rock
West Rock
Hartford
Statehouse
Rosamond
Cabinet speculation and college growth in state papers
The Dubuque Times Journal supports E G Dune for governor in Wilson's cabinet, praising his qualifications for the agriculture portfolio. Des Moines Register touts Iowa's many small colleges as a point of state pride, while Dubuque Telegraph Herald blames mill-owners’ greed for the Lawrence crime, arguing profits harmed workers.
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Yunn
Dubuque
Des Moines Register and Leader
Iowa
California teachers college proposal gains support in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles County Supervisory association backed converting the normal school into a teachers college and urged the Southern California Teachers association to back the movement. President Millspaugh says California needs a state teachers college, arguing current options fail to meet demand and would require costly equipment and facilities.
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Los Angeles Express
Los Angeles County Supervisory Association
State Normal School
J. F. Millspaugh
Southern California Teachers’ Association
Moet
Millspaugh
California
Millapaugh
Ust Treved Bon Miles
Colin Sen Oloo
A Teachers College For Industrial Training
The speaker urges a teachers college to teach industrial subjects, arguing it would enhance instruction and address rural conditions. He warns against exploiting children and suggests the college would professionalize teaching, aid agricultural education, and shape legislative support.
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South
Euch
Window shopping joy sparks a memory of Ruth Cameron
A colorful Evening Chit Chat vignette describes a middle aged woman in shabby attire savoring expensive textiles and furs in a shop window. The voice reveals happiness and a vivid inner scene as the narrator notes the contrast between wealth display and the speaker's worn clothes.
The Negro Vote Me and the Democracy Idea
Dr J C J C Stevenson argues that democracy requires universal suffrage across races and genders. He cites rising Black political influence, cites examples from Virginia and states like Pennsylvania Illinois and New York, and contends Republican defeats partly reflect Black voters' shift from party ties to issue based choices.
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Fola la Follette
United States
Tom Walker
Gloucester County
Virginia
Board of Supervisors
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Kansas
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Free States
Taft
Unclear GOP Shift Mentioned Over Brownsville Incident
The text notes a northern politician may have moved away from Republican policy stance, mentioning a 620,000 figure and a colored regiment charged with shooting up Brownsville, Texas, suggesting political ramifications and contested memory of the event.
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Hoosevelt
Brownsville
Texas
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Ise
Isn Reumenis
Teachers College For California
Spirit OF the
Lowa Press
Tut
Sheldon Sun
Rockwell Phonograph
Republican Party
Rin Cape
Ruth Cameron
J. C. J. C. Stevenson
Ryn Ier Ues
Waterloo Savings Bank
Franklin Miles
Main St
Elkhart
Ind
Chub
A. Smith
Klinefelter & Son
Park Avenue
Ralston
C. M. Wray
M.D
Natl Bank
Rexashen
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
Black Hawk
Franklin St
Co. D. Pedersen
Jefferson Street
Robert G. Dakin
Lafayette Building
Blue Waterloo
Towa
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
Weat Fourth Street
Waterloe
DR. Gerrit J. Bennett
Elmwood and
Western
Bazard
Wack Hawk Bank
DR. Bodwell
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