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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1911

Page

10

Gadski Delights at Waterloo Conservatory Concert

Madam Johanna Gadski headlined the Waterloo Conservatory of Music Artists course concert, captivating a large audience with German lieder and Wagner pieces. Accompanist Edwin Schneider impressed with two American songs and solid piano work, while Gadski’s regal stage presence and elegant gown drew admiration.

Madam Johanna Gadski Waterloo Waterloo Conservatory of Music Gadski Rex Gadsakt Schubert Cadski Edwin Schneider Chicago Schneider Tray Dove L. V. Saar Sidney Homer Sibelius Cyril Scott Madam Gadsk

Mrs Story Denies Slander Involution of DAR Regent

Mrs William Cummings Storr honorary regent of the New York D A R is linked to slander claims. She alleges consent to publish sworn copies of two marriage certificates a divorce decree and a birth certificate. The documents concern her first marriage divorce second marriage and birth of her eldest son.

William Cummings Storr New York Daughters of the American Revolution Story

Waterloo concert highlights draw top opera names

Madam Gadski and Rosa Melba headlined a Waterloo concert tour, with Lotte Tauscher receiving reception honors. The itinerary lists Moline Illinois Ann Arbor Michigan Burlington Sioux City Grand Forks and Cleveland. Prof Prowell of Waterloo Conservatory earned praise for arranging prestigious artists for the series. Hugo Kortshak the violinist and Elizabeth Schmitz Pollender pianist are slated for the next Artists course on November 21.

Lotte Tauscher Madam Gadski Party Jeff Moline Ann Arbor Mich Burlington Sioux City Iowa Grand Forks N D Cleveland Ohio Neserves Scott B. Prowell Water-loo Conservatory of Music Melba and Gadski Water-loo Peonie Hugo Kortshak Elizabeth Schmitz-Pollender

No Decision on Tap Line Rates Delayed

The Inter State Commerce Commission announced no final decision on tap line rates for lumber-carrying railroads in the southwest. The rates, originally to be canceled Nov 1, will remain in effect until Feb 1, 1918. The notice states no final ruling yet and mentions a meeting of Circle at the Franklin club, hosted by Mrs Ed Larsen, with W Moorehead leading a discussion on U S relations with England.

Washington Southwest Interstate Commerce Commission Franklin Ciate Ed. Larsen Mulberry Stret W. Moorehead America England

Parole Sought for Paul D Phelps Youth Denies Theft Charge

Paul D Phelps, 19, requests parole after a guilty plea on a minor offense tied to his time as a wireless operator on a merchant vessel. Judge Ransier recommends clemency citing his youth, frail family, and intent to live honestly if released. The parole board will decide future liberty while noting his past missteps and earnings at Mobile.

Artes BE. Rausier Paul D. Phelps Anablosa Civiibeszlement Ransier Parole Board Phellips Omly Toval Jbank Eutheraagids Mae Sand

National Guard Units Held At McComb City

Natchez Mississippi guardsmen on duty at McComb City since October 28 remain stationed until no riot danger exists. No sword guard units reported in the area. Natchez companies plan to return home at the earliest safe moment.

Natchez, Miss Proem Mississippi National Guards McComb City Sword Natchez

Walks Over Continent From Jersey City to San Francisco

Ken ny Houa completed a coast to coast trek in seventy one days traveling from Jersey City to San Francisco. He traveled using savings from months of labor and did not steal solicit or work during the journey.

San Francisco Cal Kenny Houa Jersey City

Duluth Doctor Found Dead in Woods Near University

Dr Joan Jackola, a prominent Duluth physician missing since June, was found dead in the woods east of the University by Andrew Johnson and Peter Nelson. He was Finnish born, a noted surgeon and lecturer involved in woman suffrage, with prior legal trouble over unsolicited advances to a society leader.

Dobutit Minn Joan Jackola Duluth Unissity Andrew Johnson Peter Nelson Taekola Fle Sty Kanter Te Cerenirie Tie Diring New York Brookly Temeny O. P

A Doubtful Compliment in Towns Topics

A witty exchange shows a man praising a woman as sweet while she questions the sincerity, noting the compliment depends on how street she thinks she is. The light dialogue reflects social comic tone in a Towns Topics sketch.

Funk Denied Early Trial In Alienation Suit

Chicago news reports attorney exchanges over an $25,900 alienation suit against Funk. Scott Bancroft & Stephens seek immediate jury trial. Donahue Hartnett refuse. Likely six months of further proceedings with judge Cavnes or Abbott presiding.

Chicago Ort Carenver Funk John C. Henning Scott, Bantroft & Stephens Henning Mr. Scott Donahue & Hartnett Donahue Reeporters Stott, Bancroft & Stephens

WICKERGHAM ON PENAL MEASURES

Omaha Attorney General Wickersham argues punishment must reform, not merely avenge, urging parole expansion for life prisoners. He cautions laws reflect social priorities and that parole boards should include local citizen representation.

Omaha Wickershaim Sengihily Wickersham Wickerslam Murer Marten Iftiwass Iit Gerl

Wisconsin Senator Stephenson election linked to Hines scheme

Lieutenant Governor Thomas Morris testified before the senatorial investigating committee that Edward Hines of Chicago and Robert Shields of Superior helped fund a plan to defeat Democratic absences in the Wisconsin legislature to secure Stephenson’s 1909 Senate nomination. Morris said Cook of Duluth provided key details and that Shields sought $15,000 but was paid $7,500. He noted witnesses including Husting Titus and Crownhart, with further claims of a Chicago lawyer’s office discussion. Subpoenas were issued for those named.

Milwaukee Wis Axdwardines Chicago Lumberman United Jtatns Isaagy Stephenson Stephenson Gomiea Wisconsin Thomas Morris Caftern Morris Cook Dabhith William Lorimer Robert Shields Superior Lorimer Othhae W. B. Herburn Bob. Shields Seasty Shields Washington Wank Madison Sud Hensel Hines Booker Chicago Paul G. Husting A. Wi. Titus W. TL. Nittle Go- Jing Crownhart State Industrial Commission Saunderson Chaiman Heyburn

Friday Pay Day for Strikers at Illinois Central Vinay Day

Haitout Company will issue September salaries to strikers on Friday October 29 at the old First National Bank in the Century Building 613 Sycamore Street between 10 am and 4 pm. The payment point avoids shops to prevent trouble as strikers earlier faced entry restrictions.

Flist National Bank Century Sycamore Street Freeport T and & O

Good Fellow Prisoner Weeps As Dublin Scholar Faces Court

New York October 18 Magistrate House in a men s night court haltingly spoke of a prisoner Owen R McGuinness 240 West Forty sixth street a Dublin graduate and Shakespearean authority. He noted temptations and suspended judgment allowing the man to leave in tears while attorney Robin Lane looked on. Shield was in Chicago awaiting to be heard as a Lorimer case witness.

New York Magistrate House Owen McGuinness West Forty-sixth Street McGuinne University of Dublin Attorney Lane Oac Shields Chicago Lorimer Milwaukee

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