Madam Melda in Waterloo Promises Gala Concert
Australian prima donna Madam Melba arrives in Waterloo and will headline a concert at Walnut Street Baptist Church tonight as part of the Artists course staged by Scott Prowell. Her Midwest tour includes Minneapolis and St Paul tomorrow, with Ohio appearances and a European season to follow.
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Madam Melda
Waterloo
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Scott Prowell
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Madam Melba
Illinois Central
Madison
Wis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Iowa
Ohio
Columbus
Toledo
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Chicago
Europe
British Isles
Covent Garden
London
Melha
Australia
Melba
George Purchase
Aukland
New Zealand
Mademoiselle Sassoli
John Lemmone
Albert Quesnetl
Maurice la Farge
Cadillac Dealers Report Strong Orders For Future Delivery
Cadillac Sales Manager E R Benson reports dealers in New York, Pennsylvania, and New England are accepting orders only for delivery in two to three months, with existing allotments already pledged. He notes rising dealer prosperity, new showrooms, and ongoing education campaigns, confirming a stable production schedule for 1911. The Waterloo agency is Morris Motor Car Co., 215 East Fifth Street. Jewel theater trap drummer Ray Krapp replaces H W Tromanhauser’s post.
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E.R. Benson
Cadillac Motor Car
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Cadillac
Waterloo
Morris Motor Car Co
East Fifth Street
Franglais Weather Riddle Delivers Odd Clues
A surreal weather note hints at a ripe potato theme. It mentions a globe and potato imagery while muddled terms suggest seasonal forecasts. The quirky line gives no clear forecast but keeps a playful local tone.
Tennessee Judge Can Fine Oil Trust 30 Million
Memphis Oct 21 Judge John E McCall must decide within weeks if Standard Oil is guilty of rebating on 1628 counts from a grand jury. The indictment was returned two years ago and has been postponed many times. If found guilty on all counts the company faces a possible fine of 30,480,000.
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Tennessee
OIL Trust
Memphis, Tenn
John E. McCall
Standard Oil Company
Torneys
All Trust
McCall
Standard
Domestic Science Expert Visits Waterloo Social
Caroline L Hunt a renowned domestic science expert spent last evening in Waterloo as Mrs J H Woods guest for dinner Hunt is gathering material for Good Housekeeping articles Awakening in Iowa Along Domestic Science Lines She is connected with La Follette's Magazine and has collaborated on a nutrition study and meat use in the home. She will meet Waterloo teachers and may feature Waterloo in her forthcoming pieces.
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Caroline L. Hunt
Waterloo
J. H. Woods
Miss Hunt
Good Housekeeping
Iowa
Robert la Follette
la Follette
Miss. Hunt
C. F. Langworthy
Bo Housewives
Madison
Washington
Illinois
Evanston
Tabernacle To Be Locked At William Sunday Meetings
The tabernacle for William Sunday meetings will be locked tonight marking a stage in finishing touches. The platform and amphitheatre for speakers and singers were completed, seating will be placed tomorrow, and a cloak room will be built beneath the choir area. Workers will use a side entrance and heat will be provided by six furnaces without pipes. Men found their own dinners today as church ladies did not serve.
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William
Arm Fracture After Streetcar Fall in Waterloo
Mr. Ferguson, a new resident of Waterloo, fell from a street car near Lincoln Park at about 8 o'clock this morning. He fractured both bones of his left forearm, sought immediate medical aid, and said the car failed to stop where he intended to alight before he got off.
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Ferguson
Waterloo
Lincoln Park
New Waterloo Realty Deal Signals Market Rise
J K Joder and G N Garrettson bought the Bernard McCormick corner at Fifth and Jefferson in Waterloo through F B Marquis for 20000 dollars. The 72 by 120 foot tract, once eyed for a hotel site, was sold by Thomas Cascaden who had owned it since Bernard McCormick sold it two years prior for 12500 dollars.
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Waterloo West
J. K. Joder
G. N. Garrettson
Thoma Cascaden
F. B. Marquis
Bernard McCormick
Fifth
Jefferson Streets
Joder
Mr. Garrettson
Fifth Street
Jefferson Street
Thomas Cascaden
Waterlow
Flynn to Cleanse New York of Crooks Say Officials
New York City faces a crackdown as William J. Flynn, famed secret service operative and former head of the New York secret force, takes charge of the detective bureau to eradicate pickpockets thugs and swindlers. A Jamaica slum note mentions 100000 residents living on about 12 cents daily.
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New York
New York City
Iff
William J. Flynn
Flynn
United States
Jamaica
Are Police In The Political Fight In Waterloo
A Democratic candidate, Ralph A. Dunkelberg, spoke at roll call before about twenty three Waterloo police officers promising to work harmoniously with the department if elected county attorney. The event, at police headquarters, marks an unusual political use of a police roll call and underscores tensions between local officials in the election.
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Ralph A. Dunkelberg
Roll Equid
Dinneen
Mr. Vinkelberg
Waterlolo
Crief
Ainneen
Hoxie
Chief Dinneen
Shores
Evening Courier
Shores Anda. H. J. Pfeiffer
Wanted Rooms and Accommodations in Linden Area
Classified notices list roomers and furnished rooms for rent near 265 Cottage Grove Ave Linden including a modern house rental at 515 Pine St. Requests include a seamstress capable of alterations and a call to W B Small at Bell Outfitters 222 East Fourth. Phone contact for furnished rooms is 818 Pink.
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Boamers
Cottage Grove Ave
Linden
Pink
East Fourth
Prize cow refuses 10000 offer at Chicago show
A Chicago to Evening Courier special reports W. W. Marsh of this city owner of Dairy Maid of Pinehurst refused $10,000 for the prize cow. Dairy Maid produced more than 1000 pounds of butter fat in a year and was being exhibited at the International cattle show in Chicago.
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Chicago
Evening Courier
W. W. Marsh
Dairy Maid of
Pinehurst
Pepper Clark Signs With Cubs for Spring Tryout
Chicago papers report Pepper Clark sent back his signed contract to President Murphy signaling a spring tryout as the Cubs seek pitching depth. King Cole also signed for next year at a salary more than double last season with a $1,000 bonus and potential further bonuses if he maintains his performance over three years.
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Chicago
Pepper” Clark
Murphy
Cubs
Pepper
Clark
King Cole
Cole
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