Drew Theological Seminary appoints Ezra Squier Tipple as president
In Madison New Jersey Ezra Squier Tipple was installed as president of Drew Theological Seminary, the pioneer Methodist institution founded in 1860. Tipple, born 1861, has served as professor of practical theology since 1905 and succeeds Rev Buttz who led since 1880.
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Madison
N. J
Ezra Squier Tipple
Drew Theological Seminary
Drew Seminary
Tipple
Buttz
Ezra Tipple
Camden, N
Syracuse University
Trew
New York City
Drew
May resurrect proposed road track line in Oska looa Waterlo o area
A railroad van sighting signals renewed push to finish the Oska loosa Waterloo electric line. The Oska loosa people and Chicago investors are linked to a Europe-backed loan, with $320,000 to $340,000 already spent in preliminaries. Officials expect a bond closing and construction soon, despite long delays.
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Town Traction Company
Europe
Chicago
Braces Pierced by Bullet Gift From Roosevelt
Mason City Iowa October Mr W B McAuley of Rockwell son of a wealthy farmer received suspenders from Theodore Roosevelt. The suspenders were pierced by the bullet shot by John Schrank a week earlier. Dr McAuley is doing postgraduate work at Mercy hospital and is on Dr Murphy’s staff.
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Mason City
W. B. McAuley
Rockwell
B.C. McAuley
Theodore Roosevelt
John Shrank
Auley
Mercy Hospital
Murphy
McAuley
Nervousness Cure Ad Prompts Family Tragic Shot Incident
An advertisement for Wade's Golden Nervine touts nerve relief then a fatal accident follows in southeastern Cong township. A 5 year old Leona Avis is killed by a shotgun discharge as an older brother handles a loaded gun while siblings are home alone.
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Net
George Avis
J. M. Berns
Cong Township
Quasquetan
Leona Avis
Wis
Aige
Avis
Nellie
Earl
Leona
Luva
Leena
Herrorstricken
Raymond News Notes Local Residents and Visitors
Mrs. Mary Baker and her son returned to Sioux City after visiting her mother. Bertha and Fern Clough show off a new piano. Victor Zellhoefer and baby visited Lynn Smith’s family. Frank Teeter visited his brother. John Roberts, Agnes Kascht, and Anna Schermer were hosted at the Britzman home. J R Ward and son from Stanford were here for a sister’s illness and death. C C Smith learned of sister D R Weaver’s death in Cedar Rapids and attended her funeral. R L Smith, Austin Smith, and Ramona Mastellar of Waterloo visited. Alta society ladies tied comforts at Nick Frost’s. Max Troliler of Dubuque staying with Rev. Father Rottler. George O Connell and mother rode to Waterloo. Waterloo friends attended Mrs. Norris’s funeral. Conner and son received a cement car. John Arthur of Cherokee visiting G W Arthur’s household. U Hall and son Vincent returned from Sioux City. Pete Jungen and wife with their young daughter visited the parental home. Mayme Callahan visited friends in Raymond.
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Little Son
Sioux City
Bertha
Fern Clough
Victor Zellhoefer
Baby
Lynn Smith
Frank Teeter
John Roberts
Agnes Kascht
Anna Schermer
Britzman
J. R. Ward
Stanford
Kan
Alice Norris
C. C. Smith
D. R. Weaver
Cedar Rapids
R. L. Smith
Austin Smith
Ramona Mastellar
Waterloo
Smith Home
Alta Society
Nick Frost
Max Trotiler
Dubuque
Father Rottler
George Connell
John O'Connell
Conner
John Arthur
Cherokee
G. W. Arthur
U. Hall
Vincent
Pete Jungen
Mayme Callahan
Noted Advertiser David L. Taylor Dies in Chicago
David L. Taylor president of the Taylor-Critchfield advertising firm, longtime figure in Waterloo circles, died in Chicago from nervous prostration. Born Geneseo Michigan forty six years ago, he built a national agency with offices in Chicago New York Detroit and Minneapolis. Survived by widow and six sons, his funeral was held at his Chicago home.
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Taor-Critchfield Company
United States
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Minneapolis
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Waterloo
Galloway Agricultural Club
Geneseo
Frank B. White Company
Lord & Thomas
Long-Crivelfield Corporation
Long
Taylor-Critchfield Company
Taylor
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Northwest
Taft Plans Retirement From White House Post
Washington reports a persistent rumor that President Taft will join Strong and Cadwallader in New York after leaving office March 4. The tale ties to Henry W. Taft and former Attorney General Wickersham and is viewed as probable though not official. It reflects belief he will return to law rather than seek reelection.
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Gonditer
Entirmes Court House
Lori
Ecordace
Board of Supervisors
James J. Rainbow
Rainbow
Washington, D. C
Taft
White House
Strong and Cadwallader of
New York
Henry W. Taft
Wickersham
Boy's life saved by misplaced heart at hospital
New York reports 13 year old David Krunish survived after a fence injury pierced his chest three inches from where the heart should be physicians say his heart is on the right side. If his heart had been normal he would have likely died.
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New York
David Krunish
Fordham Hospital
David
Vaughn Divorce Granted for Cruel Treatment in Waterloo
In district court Beulah Vaughn was awarded a divorce from Arney Vaughn on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple wed in Waterloo June 7, 1905, and custody of their four year old Vernon Vaughn was awarded to Beulah. The judge prepared to leave for Des Moines as court sessions paused.
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Ransier
Des Moines
Beulah Vaughn
Arney Vaughn
Vernon Vaughn
Waterloo
Vaughn
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Quick Color Return
Bittersweet promotional copy touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as restoring hair color, improving growth, and removing dandruff within days. The ad cites garden sage as a tonic and claims a fifty cent bottle from druggists with a money back guarantee. Agent H. W. Taggart is listed.
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Wyeth
H. W. Taggart
Meritol Eczema Remedy Promoted by Drug Firms
A Cure For Eczema claims Meritol Eczema Remedy quickly overcomes eczema whether acute or chronic. Positive relief is promised with strong endorsement from Henderson Drug Co. and Red Cross Drug Co. as exclusive agents.
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Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
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