Boston Wins Score 2 101 In Exhibition Tilt
Boston fans cheered as the Red Sox beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a spring exhibition. Vean Greig pitched for Boston while Eppa Rixey faced the hitters for Philadelphia. Dutch Leonard starred for Boston with Alexander as possible day’s choice.
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Carrigan
Leonard
Bancroft
Philadelphia
Gardner
Paskert
Gravath
Hall
Cravath
Boston
Hooper
Scott
Niehoff
Luderus
Speaker
Boblitzel
Hoblitzel
Spearer
Lewis
Trooper
Landers
Vean Greig
Alexander
Moran
Red Sox
Battery
Burny
O'Loughlin
Kiem
Rigler
Evans
Edison Deaf Chairman Uses Wireless Debates
Thomas A. Edison, chairman of the naval advisory board, explained how he presided over meetings in Washington despite deafness. Dr. Miller Reese Hutchison operated a wireless telegraph system that transmitted discussions by Morse code, with Hutchison signaling to Edison at about 40 words per minute.
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West Orange
Thomas A. Edison
Dew Naval Advisory Board
Washington
Mr. Edison
Edison Laboratory
Hutchison
Mr. Fidison
Rowland Retained as White Sox 1916 Manager
Chicago news confirms Clarence Rowland will be retained as manager of the Chicago American League club for the 1916 season. Owner Charles A. Comiskey announced the decision today.
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Rowland
White Sox
Chicago
Clarence Rowland
Charles Aa. CoMiskey
Roumania Must Enter War Declared By Roumanie
A dispatch from Bucharest reported by censor notes that Bulgarian troops concentrate near the Roumanian frontier in Dobrudja. Roumanie urges Romania to intervene in the war theatre, warning that keeping its sword sheathed could risk national interests and honor.
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Yaris
Bucharest
Dobrudja
Roumanie
Romania
Italian 12 inch howitzer used in Titania struggle
The illustrated image shows a colossal 12 inch Italian mortar in action. A crew mans the weapon as it shells Austrian positions in Europe, highlighting the scale of the artillery employed by Italy during the Titania conflict.
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Europe
Waterloo City Brief Highlights and Local Notices
A scattered Waterloo notice sheet reports stolen bicycles, a license to wed for George Huthinford and Abel Pykell, several hospital updates, travels and visits, and a two-car collision at Fifth and Wellington. Notable names include Mrs J Walters, Mrs Stella Walker, James Drynan Henderson, and Sinclair Lewis connection. A new H G Rogers company wholesale of extracts and perfumes is announced.
Schiff Gives Barnard College 600000 For Student Hall
Jacob Schiff contributes six hundred thousand dollars to Barnard College on its fiftieth anniversary. The gift funds a student hall with meeting rooms and a swimming pool, reflecting Schiff’s longtime support as an original trustee and first treasurer from 1889 to 1893.
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Jacob Schiff
America
Jacoh Tf
Behit
Barnard Collega
Schiff
Barnard Cotlege
Elms Hotel Buys Noted Mineral Spring in Excelsior Springs
The Elms Hotel of Excelsior Springs Missouri now possesses a highly valuable medicinal spring water. The water flow is 50 000 gallons daily with a year round temperature of 51 degrees Fahrenheit. Its chemical analysis shows minerals aiding kidney bladder urinary issues and other ailments. Thousands visit daily placing it among the world’s famed waters. Porilana cement $1.28 Canfield Lumber n 43.
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Elms
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
America
Diphtheria Claims Death of Plainfield Child Far From Home
Helen Crowell five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Crowell of 811 Beach street Plainfield died early this morning from diphtheria after brief illness Antitoxin was given and a physician was not summoned until the condition grew worse Her father serving at a Jacksonville national guard shoot will come on receipt of word Funeral arrangements are pending She is survived by her parents and three sisters one of whom was visiting relatives in another state at the time of death
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Helen Crowell
Klenry Crowell
Beach Street
National Guard
Jacksonville
Mla
Fire starts by pouring kerosene in furnace injures Mrs Kelly
Morning accident at about 4 o clock left Mrs. G. D. Kelly of Lafayette Street badly burned on face, arms and upper body when oil ignited from the furnace door. She was taken to St Francis hospital and, by afternoon, rested as comfortably as possible. Also reported: Al Chapman taken into custody on a charge of stealing $1.54 from the Family Theatre, alleged to have taken money while a clerk’s back was turned. He is held at police headquarters. Wanted girls for Silver Vanity, apply Steward Russell-Bamson.
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G. D. Kelly
Lafayette Street
Chapman
Family Theatre
Tte
Waterloo Sells $50,000 Bonds
Mayor R C Thompson and city council were advised that a $50,000 bond issue will be sold to retire outstanding warrants and fund accumulated interest. Bonds issued at par to R A Dunn and H C Speers Song Co of Chicago bear 6 percent interest.
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R. C.thompson
Pond Lagu
HanNay Wie
McDuremo
Clty
R. A. Dunn
H.C. Speers
Waterloo
Boi
Rotary Club Plans Auto Reception in Waterloo visit
The Commercial club of Grand Forks members and secretary Clyde Graves plan a tour of Waterloo auto factories and sites next Monday after a Rotary luncheon. Fred Adams of Adams Paper recounts reviving a losing proposition into a thriving firm with 400 accounts in Waterloo. Guests Rev C Fox, W W Scultling, and W R McKowen give short remarks.
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Commercial Club of
Grand Forks
N. P
Acc
Retary
Clyde We. Graves
Waterloo
Rotary Club
Fred Adams
Adame Paper Company
Joan
Rev. C. @ Pox
Youtor
St. Mark's Mpnacapal Church
W. W. Scultling
Miami, Fla
W. R. McKowen
Weut Allis
Wis
New Meat Market Red Opens Tomorrow
Scharpenberg plans a specialty meat market at 612 Lafayette Street just east of the interurban station, opening tomorrow with up to date details and high class service. He formerly ran a packing plant at Streator, Wisconsin, and now operates a market in Cedar Rapids with access to large buying and export selection.
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Scharpenberg
Lafayette Street
Streator
Cedar Rapids
Prirons
Death of Alonzo Newton Moore at 69 in Plainfield area
Alonzo Newton Moore died at 9 20 Sunday morning at his son KR Moore s home 529 Kingsley avenue after an asthma illness. He will lie in state at Kistner mortuary Tuesday then be sent to Plainfield for burial with funeral services at Plainfield Baptist Church Surviving children include A R Moore and Mrs A C G Picken of 1017 South Street Arthur
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Alonzo Newton Moore
A, KR. Moore
Kingsley Avenue
Kistner Mortuary
Plainfield
Plainfield Baptist Church
A. R. Moore
A. CG. Picken
South Street
Arthur
Family Theatre Screens Stain with Comic Get Out and Get Under
At the Family Theatre today a six reel photo drama The Stain plays alongside a two reel automobile comedy Get Out and Get Under. Ruth Earnhardt of Omaha performs the popular song on the orchestra. Tomorrow the fifteenth Diamond From the Sky and Blood Will Tell featuring Francis X. Bushman are shown.
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Family Theatre
Ruth Earnhardt
Omaha
Francis X. Bushman
Mormon Colonists in Casas Grandes Face Anxiety Over Carranza News
In El Paso dated October 11, alarm mounts for about 100 Mormon colonists in the Casas Grandes area as Carranza recognition spreads through the Villa army base at Villa. The settlers report depredations but refuse to pay properties slated for tribute despite repeated warnings from the state department.
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HI Paso
Tex
Casas Crandes
Carranza
Villa
al Tho
State Department
Lawyer Near Death From Rare Disease
New York Oct 71 George F Stackpole a 71 year old Riverhead lawyer lay deathly ill in Uelle vue hospital from anthrax an ailment rare among men but not uncommon among cattle and rats. He spoke of facing death with courage and urged youth to prepare for mortality. His condition worsened after a severe illness and doctors planned ultra violet throat treatment as family members gathered at his bedside.
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New York
George F. Stackpole
Riverhead
Uellevue Hospital
Khean
Rattle
Leath
Garkell
Stackpole
Army Aviator Falls 1000 Feet, Dies at North Island
San Diego Cal Oct 11 Lieu tenant Walter D Talliaferro stationed at the United States army aviation school at North Island fell 1000 feet into San Diego Bay this morning and was killed. His body has not been recovered.
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San Diego
Cal
Walter D. Talliaferro
United States Army Avia- Uon Corns School
North Island
Master Masons Invite to Wahterlou T meeting
Announcement invites ATL Master Masons to attend a lodge gathering at Wahterlou No. 105 on Tuesday evening. A class of candidates will be received by the Rights and Indices of Security, with Myers' orchestra to provide music. officers will preside as the session opens at 7:30 and the main topics addressed by 9 o'clock.
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Wahterlou Toune
AL Poa& A
Mal Miwonle
Titerlay Avening
Ocl
EZ. Feulae
ATL
EU Ball
Myers’ Orchestra
W. GO
Illinois Central time tables and freight notices
Rail timetable excerpt lists multiple Illinois Central lines with departures and arrivals including Dubuque Chicago routes, fast mail and express services, and connections to Sioux City Minneapolis and St Paul. Additional notes mention local and freight trains, cross line connections, and a long list of Waterloo Cedar Falls and surrounding towns schedules. Also included are small classified ads for rent, lost items, and farm for sale in North Dakota with payment terms.
Trains Schedule From Waterloo and Waverly Details
The notice lists multiple Waterloo and Waverly departure and arrival times with trains stopping at Center Point Urbana Brandon and other points. trains 26 and 9 include extended stops and signal halts at sidings and crossings, with additional calls at Gilbertyne La Porte City Robbins and other locations.
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Dis
Waverly
Waterloo
Rapside
Gilbertyne
Urbana
Brandon
Center Point
la Porte City
Cedar Rapids
Numbor
Rapids
Jd Limited
Liliam
Canter ‘Point
Robbins
La‘fayetta
Gibertville
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Edison
DEAV
Roumanea
The
Evening Courier and Reporter
Arrow Wee Beret
Chett, Peal & Co, Inc
Econ Een
Rue Erie
Buchanan
Lert Guyer
Postoffice
Hendersom
A.W Strong
J. J. Walters
Stockwell City
J. L. Rose
Jane Tennant
Independence
Tow
Lierhobie
Fowler Street
George Lingelbach
Denver Street
Ling
McIntosh
Minneapolis
W. C. Haines
Sixth Street
Presbyterian Hospital
George A. Huthinrford
Abel Pykell
D. R. Gould
Stella Walker
Adams Street
Town Ciy
Ella Lighty
Willston and
Hammond Avenue
H. Wood
J. E. Lamb
Washington Treat
Century
Mourth and
Water Streets
George HH. Frish
George EL. Frish, Jr
St. Francis Hospital
S. J. Liehty
Third Street West
H. G. Rogers
Walter Scheel
W. W. Wyant
Geo
C. Welker
A. J. Holt
Maesors
Des Moines
Grand Conaail
Royal and
Brand
Royal Arch Munsons
Unitad Presbyterian Church
James. Drynan Henderson
J. W. Henderson
Prospect Hills
Clarke Freeman
M. G. Rose
Kirkwood! Avenue
Freeman
Alma Rose
Sinclair Lewis
Above, Inc
Saturday Bveing Post
Bewis
R. M.funge
Willeys-Overland Company
Potedo
Ohio
Mr. Purge
Waterloo Overlands Automobile Company
Iowa Territory
Fifth
Wellington Streets
Himion Wolf
Fifth Street
Woman's College
Porilana Cement
Canfield Lumber N
D. Moore
GC. E. Moore
Alhambra
Gal
Miller-McCartney
Agey
Silver Vantry
Apnly Steward
Russell-bamson
Paddy—Wiai
Maggie
Dinty Moores Place
George McManug
Saprpry
Mohrmon
Portland Cement
Canfield Lumber Co
Mre
A. J. Slatrig
Edith
Sang Sone Hotel
Beurth Street
Dna
Pesarvedd
Portland
Canfiels Wanniher Co
Lora
Gharies
Dock Ian
A. L
Illinois Central
Dubuque
Otienga
Titham
Ohtenga Express
West
Ctops
West Benia
Dodge
Qmabe
Onmhe
Fast Mall
Sioux City
Loeat
Dolge
Locsi
Albert Lea
Twin Citles, Limited
Win Cities
Twin Cities
Kuat
Iast
Des
Union Depot
Des Moinea
Cc. GW. BR
East Side
Union Dep
Twin G. T
Dee M
Sd North Bound
C. & Twin Q
Wor
Pau
St. Paw
Manly
Shell Hock South
Burlington
St. Louis
St. Loos
Kansas City
Davenport
Cadar Falls
Yor Sale
Mhode Island
Black
West Side
Fowler St
Webster St
Sinnard East Side
Universalist Church
Sinnard
Nels Sorenson
J. A. Parreh
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Secon
Daril’s Lake
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