Hubbard denounces clergy lawyers and doctors in lecture
Libert Hubbard denounces cler gymen editors and doctors as untruthful while praising big business and cooperation He attacks Hearst backed journalism as corrupt and laments competition as obsolete urging truth led by professionals in the twentieth century audience around 300 at First Congregational Church heard his blunt critique and call for unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Randolph Hearst
Elbert Hubbard
Hubbard
Gymen
Truth
Cooperation over ruthless competition in business ethics
The speaker argues the world has moved beyond feudal and barbaric ages toward cooperation. He predicts competition will shrink as cooperation grows, cites truthfulness as profitable, and suggests the United States be run with business principles led by a general manager figure, praising Theodore N. Vail and W. S. Brown as capable leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hubbard
New ‘Orleans
United States
Theodore N. Vail
W. S. Brown
Change in Operation for Waterloo Dairy Congress
To handle large crowds at the Waterloo Dairy and Cattle Congress October 14 to 18 inclusive, the East Fourth Galloway Loop line will run in one direction from noon daily. Outbound via East Fourth street, inbound via Galloway and west side. No morning change.
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Waterloo Dairy and Cattle Congress
East Fourth Street
Galloway
West Side
M. Cheney
Waterloo Knights of Columbus Celebrate Columbus Day Event
Waterloo Knights of Columbus held a Columbus Day program at the Elks hall with seventy five couples in attendance. PF Klein led the event, Attorney J. Murtagh spoke praising Columbus, Cleary read, and the Waterloo ladies orchestra performed. Margaret Maddigan debuted with a contralto voice, receiving applause for her vocal selections.
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Waterloo Knights of Columbus
Daree
Elks* Hall
PF. Klein
Murtagh
Oan Addy
Christopher Columbus
America
I Cleary
Waterloo Laadies
Grchestra
Margaret Maddigan
Waterloo
Maddigan
Jion
Kerry
Minneanglis School of
Made
Whitch
Verdict Blames Railroad in Sullivan Death In Chicago Yard
In Dubuque Illinois Central Railroad Company is named in the coroner jury verdict as part cause of Joseph Sullivan’s death at the Milneis Central yards in mid October. The panel finds Sullivan died on October 16 after injuries sustained at the yard.
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Dubuque
Joseph Sullivan
Milneis Central Yards
Ublinois Central Railroad Company
Illnois Central engine headsight negligence questioned
An inquest found the Illinois Central Railroad company negligent for not having a proper headlight on engine 1688 of a freight train in Dubuque yards. Evidence showed a missing headlight and a lantern improvised on the front to aid visibility during the departure from Freeport TH.
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Illnois
Freeport
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Dairy Congress
Armstrong Manufacturing CO
Libert Hubbard
New
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Cler
Standard Oil Company
United States Steel Corporation
Philadelphia
Java
New Orleans
East Fourth
Daul Davis
Shoe Department
Bath Street
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