Courier Tri-Weekly Edition Notice
The Courier Tri-Weekly, published daily in the capital city, notes second class matter and lists offices in Europe for American travelers, including Trafalgar building Northumberland Avenue, Haymarket, and Paris Boulevard des Capucines. Foreign postage and special contract rates are advertised with travel and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leerem
Wetaken, Sons
Wea
Fu Waterloo
Depertiene
Europe
Trafalgar Building
Northemberland Avenue
Haymarke
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
cameraOpera
American Express
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Petersb Nevsky ‘Prospekt
Public movement links high school education with work training
Waterlo e east side schools partner with Illinois Central shops to offer a vocational path that blends schooling with paid shop work. The plan aims to raise student outcomes, aid parents and taxpayers, and encourages other firms to adopt similar arrangements. A Louisiana widow reported four industrious children moving to Macomb to finish school while earning a living, illustrating potential community benefits.
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East Side
Miinots Central
Courier
Schop
Minos Central
Nuanual
Mllinois Central
Waterloo
South
Louisiana
Macomb
Miss
Nora
Tingis
Toa Belsl
Allah
Lbertine
School Board of
East Waterloo
San Antonio: A Patchwork City of Past and Present
The piece portrays San Antonio as a vibrant border city blending Mexican charm with U S comforts. It highlights the Alamo legacy, missions, metropolitan hotels, and tourist appeal, noting heat in summer and strong regional rivalries with Dallas and Houston. It references a century of buildings, the Alamo hotel and shops, and local quirks like sulphur springs and the horned toad as state bird souvenirs.
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San Antonio
Texas
United States
Mexico
B. Frankin
J. Adams
Dallas
Houston
Metropolia
Jose
Boston
San Avetonia
America
Alamo
Attle Stone
Hotel Gossip and the Traveling Man’s Code of Success
A hotel popular with traveling salesmen reveals a philosophy: a successful drummer barks, a good mixer understands others, and a reliable deliverer fulfills promises. The piece observes teetotal, respectful behavior among guests, rare swearing, and clean talk, noting politics remain business-focused and Sundays yield surprising religiosity.
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Parker
Gus
Bill
Jack
Rob
Ifius
Flisnye
Cincinnati
Taft
Minneapolis
Chicago
Roosevelt
Wilson
Notorious case ties murder to sensational lovers letters
The trial drew wide attention as a man convicted of murdering his wife faced appeals and acquittal while a second woman linked to the case through infamous 'punny' love letters became part of the drama. The remark about the law hints at potential future cases where wealthy individuals might attempt similar acts.
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Bunny
Madero Gains Ground Amid Latin American Rebellions
The report suggests Madero is maintaining control as rebellion tensions ease, with observers debating whether the government or public weariness seals the outcome. In Dayton Ohio J W Copeland reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured his son's cold, posing a contrast to paying a doctor's bill. For sale by all dealers.
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Madero
J. W. Copeland
Dayton
Ohio
Chamberlain
All Dealera
Accurately dressed charm in daily effort
Ruth Cameron ponders a young woman’s daily presentation as a model of being accurately dressed. She defines accuracy as hair, neckwear, hat angle, shoes, cleanliness, and a neat, appropriate, simple style with no loose ends. The piece urges readers to evaluate themselves in the mirror each day for similar poise.
Unfair Tactics and McCormick Witnesses
The Cedar Rapids Gazette accuses the campaign of trying to paint Woodrow Wilson as hostile to foreigners and proposing immigration limits. The Council Bluffs Nonpareil reports Medill McCormick failed to prove himself a credible witness before the Clapp committee, appearing boisterous and aimed at Hilles.
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Cedar Rapids
Woodrow Wilson
Campaigns Speak Of Advertising And Public Service
The Iowa papers reflect on modern campaigning stressing service over incantation rhetoric. They note Taft Roosevelt ad spending contrasts, urge concise messages, and discuss editors moving toward post office roles aiding party aims and public reach.
Rising official appointments stir public bribes fears
The text argues loyalty to the administration may blur into bribery under the current awakening. It predicts that appointing editors to official posts will become unpopular as scrutiny grows.
Kenyon and the tariff debate in the Senate
Senator Cummins argues against drastic tariff cuts and warns that voting for nonrepublican candidates would threaten the Republican Senate majority. He advocates fair protective duties, urging Iowa voters to elect a Republican legislature to support Kenyon and prevent industrial paralysis.
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Cummins
United States
House
Senate
Iowa
William
Kenyon
General Assembly
Mrs P H Brogan Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs P H Brogan of Wilson Pa testifies from long experience that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is far superior to others and excels for croup. For sale by all dealers.
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P. H. Brogan
Wilson
Chamberlain
Croup
A Dog's Vote in a LeMars Satirical Tale
In LeMars Sentinel a bull terrier named Snooks is depicted as a straw voter. Owner George Kinckhehn, a progressive Republican, throws three slips with Taft Roosevelt and Wilson. the dog sniffs and selects Wilson. Fresh slips are then used for another round of voting.
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LeMars Sentinel
George Kinckhehn
Snooks
George
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
Dog Picks Letter Reveal in Augury Tale
A dog scented a bundle marked Wilson and carried it to his master who opened it. The finding sparked belief among onlookers that it was an omen or augury, as locals discussed the curious incident and its possible meaning.
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Wilson
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