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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1912

Page

12

St Pauls Church Norfolk oldest in America and relics

Special correspondence describes St Pauls Episcopal Church in Norfolk as possibly America s oldest church, its ivy covered yard with a 1673 grave, the 1739 building blasted by British fire in 1776, Dunmore s cannonball embedded in the tower, and John Hancock s chair among relics. It notes rector Okeson s 20 year grave and Cortons travel notes before returning to Waterloo and Chicago.

B. L. Corton Norfolk Qct St- Paul's America St. Paul's Elizabeth River Lord Dunmore St. Paul’s John Hancock Pioneer Church Nathaniel Bacon Common Council Nicholas Albertson Okeson

World voyage attempt in small 25-foot boat

Captain J. C. Ross of Victoria British Columbia and two young Englishmen began a global voyage aboard a 25 foot sailing boat from Yokohama. They plan to reach the Tiji Islands then Australia and Southern Asia before sailing to the Mediterranean and up the Spanish and French coasts toward England. They will cross the Atlantic to Panama to pass through the canal and then sail up the North American west coast to Victoria before returning to Yokohama via the Pacific.

London Yokohama J. C. Ross Victoria B. C Tiji Islands Australia Asia Mediterranean England Atlantic Panama Canal North America Pacific

Hamlin Garland in Flame Peril

Hamlin Garland, the author, narrowly escaped death when his West Salem Wisconsin home exploded in gasoline fire. A servant Fern Fox was badly injured as flames spread rapidly, forcing Garland to leap from an upstairs window to escape. The blaze destroyed mementos from Garland’s travels and Wisconsin relics.

Garland

Probe of Beet Sugar Industry to Be Conducted

Ames Oct 8 The United States department of agriculture and Iowa will jointly study beet sugar production in Bremer and Clinton counties. Federal and Iowa State College soil experts will visit Waverly Bremer county to survey soils and determine why sugar beets succeed there and why they fail elsewhere. E B Watson from USDA soils and F R Howe from the college will lead the probe with F W Beckman collecting publicity material.

Ames United States Department of Agriculture Iowa Bremer Clinton Iowa State College Waverly Bremer County State College Towa United States E. B. Watson United States Department of Soils Weahington F. BR. Howe Tm Soils F. W. Beckman

Cholera Epidemic Reported in Yokohama

Washington reports cholera epidemic at Yokohama with public health service updates and ship inspection precautions. Also noting a yellow fever case in New Orleans tied to a Greek passenger from Santos aboard the British steamer Chaucer.

Washington Yokohama Japan Public Health Service New Orleans Chaucer Mississippi River Santos Brazil

Electrical machinery powers a modern world across industries

A neophyte learns that the Chinese republic prints new money with motors, and $12,317.06 was spent by corset makers on electricity in six months. The piece catalogs how electrical machinery touches over 200 diverse industries from textiles and printing to cooking, cleaning, bottling, dentistry, mining, and weaponry, calling it the universal servant driving daily life.

Nakea

Recorders Office Replaces Pens to Save Transcription Time

In the County Recorder's office, pens last two hours, with Deputy Jennie Bird using eight pens daily. Recorder Plummer attributes improved ink quality to legibility and reduced corrosion, predicting long term savings though current outlay rises from more acid writing fluid.

Chas Jennie Bird Plummer

Vienna Bakery Booth Draws Crowds at Pure Food Show

The Vienna bakery, among the largest in the northeast, had a beautifully decorated booth at the armory, displaying its choicest oven products. An omission kept the name from the exhibitor list in last evening’s Courier.

Vienna Bakery Courier Towa

City in Brief Highlights and Local Notes

Short urban items report glass buyers advertising in Buchanan. Mrs J M Longfellow attends a School Girl's Party at Mrs George Mead's home. East Waterloo Modern Woodmen camp meets with special business. Mr and Mrs Harry Henderson return to Waterloo from Galena with Esther Bodell wintering. Mrs J W Winterbotham recovering after Cedar Rapids hospital operation. W H Miller visits Lanark Illinois after thirty years away. Irvin Weineck shows progress after scalding injury. County supervisors hold a routine afternoon meeting.

J. M. Longfellow Shell Rock George Mead East Waterloo Modern Woodmen of America Harry H. Henderson Waterloo Henderson George Bodell Jof Galena Esther Bodell Irvin Weineck Riehl Street Board of County Supervisors

Licensed to Wed in Waterloo Marriage Notice

Clarence R. V. Bassarear aged 24 and Nina C. Stewart aged 20 of Waterloo plan marriage. The notice notes eight pounds of sweet potatoes sold for 25 cents at C. H. Eightey’s grocery in Waterloo.

Clarence R. V. Bassarear Waterloo Nina C. Stewart C. H. Eightey's Grocery

Gas Case Argued Before U S District Court

Attorneys in the Des Moines gas rate case argued before Judge Smith McPherson in the U S district court at Council Bluffs Iowa on the company's motion to appeal the prior decision. Arguments were expected to take the entire day.

Council Bluffs Des Moines Smith McPherson United States District Court

Domestic Happiness League planned in Manchester

A group of northern clergymen in England proposes a national league to promote domestic happiness. Ministers and Christians would survey parishes, intervene in household strife, and monitor offenders. The plan cites many separation orders among the working class and notes Lancashire has 26,409 legally separated people not free to remarry.

Manchester England Nexes North Lancashire

Recall petitions float over Hunt reforms in Arizona

Dissatis faction in Phoenix circulates recall petitions against Governor George W. P. Hunt over prison reform and executive parole powers. The move targets the governor in his home county as supporters demand the recall option he has long supported.

Phoenix Ariz George W. P. Hunt

Planned 10 Blow Up Panama Canal Plot Details Read

Indianapolis report describes McNamaras Ortie BE and McManigal as leaders of a dynamiters squad discussing plans to blow up the Panama Canal locks. Prosecutor Miller read conversations showing calls to obtain dynamite from the MacClintie Marshall company and to execute the Panama plan to shift attention from the Los Angeles affair. McManigal declined the mission and arrests followed.

Indianapolis Ind McNamaras Ortie BE McManigal Panama Miller John J Jones B. McNamara McManigat International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers MacClintie-Marshall Construction Company Los Angeles

Mrs Carroll Opens Mothers Congress in Ottumwa

Mrs B F Carroll president of the Iowa Mothers Congress opened the biennial session at the First Baptist church Ottumwa. The morning feature was the National Mothers Congress report by Mrs Chas Branton Dallas Center and the educational committee report by Mrs A O Ruste Charlies City.

Ottumwa B. F. Carroll Iowa Mothers’ Congress First Baptist Church National Mothers’ Congress Chas. Branton Dallas Center Mra. A. O Ruste Charlies City

Mechanician Tony Studelarf Dies in Milwaukee Crash

Milwaukee Oct 8 Tony Studelarf mechanician for David Bruce Brown who was killed last week while testing for the Vanderbilt novice course in this city died today from injuries suffered when their car went into the alley. The incident follows Bruce Brown’s fatal accident during a trial in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Wis Tony Studelarf David Bruce Brown Vanderbilt

Americans Lose Four More in Nicaragua Battle

Reports state American forces suffered two marines and two blawjackers killed in the attack on Leon and Chinan dega in San Juan Del Sur Nicaragua. Fifty rebels died and many wounded. remaining attackers were disarmed.

San Juan del Sur Nicaragua Leon Chinandega

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