Dr Gladden to Give Talk in Waterloo on Nov 4
Dr Washington Gladden preacher and author will address the First Congregational church Brotherhood in Waterloo Friday evening November 4. Free lecture on Men and the Churches. Gladden, born 1836 in Pennsylvania, rose from farm roots to a renowned writer and pastor with ties to The Independent and Sunday Afternoon. He resides in Columbus, Ohio. Waterloo Evening Courier promotes its reading value and offers clubbing rates through its office. Special note praises Vage’s Perfection Piano Polish.
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Washington Gladden
Waterloo
First Congregational Church
Gladden
Northumberland County
Pennsylvania
Oswego
N. Y
Rom Williams College
State Street
Brooklyn
Morriania
N. A
North Adams
Mass
New York City
The
Independent
Social Science Association
American Economic Association
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
Sladden
Columbus
Evening Sourier
Waterloo Eni
Waterloo Evening Courier
Courier Office
Bearded Lady Weds Kalkaska County Farmer in South Bend
The bearded lady from Barnum & Bailey, Miss Grace Albert of Kalkaska County Michigan, married in South Bend yesterday. She becomes Mrs EB Calvin, a Kalkaska County farmer of 53. The groom is reportedly not a widower. The couple’s age gap is nineteen years.
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South Bend
Ind
Barnum & Bailey
Irens
Grace Albert
Kalkaska County
Mich
Files EB. Calvin
Gilbert
Corn Remedies Advertise Quick Foot Relief
An old advertisement promotes a product claimed to ease corns bunions and callouses with soothing effects. The copy mentions swollen feet and sweaty conditions as issues addressed by the remedy, aiming to attract readers seeking fast foot relief.
Say goodbye to corns with the TIZ remedy
An advertisement extols TIZ foot remedy claiming fast corn and callous relief. It asserts the product draws out poisonous accumulations, cleanses and smooths feet, and promises noticeable improvement after a week. The pitch targets weary feet and urges购买 from Waterbury Dodge & Co. or druggists for 26 cents.
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A. Hoover
Progress
N.C
Laur Dodge & Co
Chicago
Farmers Resist Tuberculosis News Study Shows Burden On Printers
Washington October 27 figures from the census bureau outline mortality statistics for 1909 showing tuberculosis of the lungs among printers lithographers and pressmen in the death registration area reaching 51.5 percent for ages 25 to 34. Farmers show a lower share. Heart disease ranks second in deaths among gainfully employed men with variations by occupation.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
United States
Magnificent New Jewelry Story to Open in Waterloo
Orin C. Rogers & Co announces a new Waterloo jewelry store with extensive stock, rotating inventory from Chicago and New York, and fixtures inspired by Tiffany. E. St. Elmo Bateman will direct the shop after community canvassing and interviews with local leaders.
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Grin C. Rogers & Co
Orin C. Rogers & Co
Broadway
New York
State Street
Chicago
Orin GC
Rogers & Co
Tiffany
E. St. Elmo Bateman
Waterloo
Mark Twain Estate Valuation Tops Six Hundred Thousand
The probate inventory of Mark Twain shows a total valuation of 611,136 dollars. Stormfield home and 230 acres nearby are valued at 70,000 dollars. Stocks total about 450,000 dollars, with 200,000 in the Mark Twain Company. Daughter Ossip Gabrilowitsch sails for Europe and directs Stormfield sale of real estate.
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Mark Twain Company
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Five Iowa State students expelled for hazing stretch
Des Moines reports that five Ames Iowa State College students were expelled for hazing after inter class football games. The board of education noted more expulsions likely, withheld names, and called the assault on a freshman a disgraceful affair. The action aligns with President Stanton and faculty aims to end hazing despite earlier attempts to avoid expulsions.
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Des Moines
Iowa State College
Ames
State Board of Education
Nore
Board of Education
Stanton
Iowa
Cut-Off Cage Now Decided in Waterloo Case
The Supreme Court refused a rehearing in Waterloo vs. Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern Railway over the cut-off, resolving a long dispute and signaling removal of the obstruction to stop Cedar River floods near Sans Sonuct. Cass, president of the railroad, was unavailable for comment.
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Supreme Court of the State
City of
Waterloo
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company
Cedar River
Sans Sonuct
Cass
A. B. Swisher
Supreme Court
Railroad Company
C. W. Mullan
Dead man may be Dubuque resident identified as Frommelt
A dead man found on the Great Western track is suspected to be a Dubuque resident named Frommelt though spelling variants exist. Waterloo Casket Co manager Wilson says he wrote Dubuque relatives and believes Frommelt may be the deceased, who last lived there six months ago. Authorities seek relatives to claim the body as investigators note travel westward and lack of funds. In unrelated note, Christchurch basement hosts an overflow rummage sale selling warm clothes and shoes.
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Pubuque
Thin City
John Kromemelt
Dubuque
Courier
Morris Wilson
Waterloo Casket Company
Mrommelt
Frommelt
Nou
Mgr. Wilson
Frommell
Witerloo
Mr. Wilson
Christchurch
Kenyon Not After the Senatorship
Washington reports that W. L. Kenyon of Fort Dodge, assistant to the attorney general, is flooded with letters urging a run for senator to succeed Dolliver. He has not sought promotion and prefers to stay in the justice department. Kenyon, praised for indicting beef trust millionaires and pursuing Sherman act prosecutions, will speak next Thursday in Des Moines on the Sherman act despite earlier plans to cancel.
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Washington
Kenyon
Fort Dage
Dolliver
Department of Justice
Taft
Grant Club
Des Moines
Registration boards open in Waterloo precincts for voters
Registration boards in six Waterloo precincts opened this morning to accommodate electors not properly registered for the coming election. Many registrations expected. those who have moved or not voted here since last election must register to vote on November 8. Those registered and unchanged polling place need not register. Groups discuss politics as candidates await the vote.
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Waterloo
No Decision In I. C. Tax Cases
Springfield Illinois October 27 no decisions were handed down by the supreme court today. It had been expected that decisions in the Illinois Central taxes case and on the question of a new trial for former Police Inspector McCain of Chicago would be made public today.
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Springfield
Supreme Court
Tlinois Central
McCain
Chicago
Shippers Attack Terminal Valuation and Costs
Chicago October 27 shippers challenge Burlington Railroad terminal valuation at Omaha listed by General Manager Ward as 3 899 000 while assessed value is 331 205. They cite similar issues in St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth and protest increased maintenance costs. Capt Bogardus, famed marksman noted for 100 pigeons in 100 shots, discussed kidney relief from Foley Kidney Pills in an interview. Wangier Bros and H W Taggart.
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Chicago
Ihr Company
Ward
Sburlington
Omaha
St. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bogardus
Wangier
H. W. Tagrart
Advertised Letters at Waterloo Oct 26 1910
Waterloo Iowa lists advertised mail for October 26 1910 including Beulah Albert Millie A Bennett Myriel Bennett EF Rowan George Bromtmeyers Lippie Brown J L Brock Robert Brown B E Byers Elizabeth Davis Lulu Dreas ler Lola Ellis Lulu Everson M Flyn Arthur French G W Hanna Haggart H W Hevwermann Gima Hibbets Bradley Hil Idalinsier Vira Hodgson Loreta Huxley Thosbe Jones Ella Kenes Ella Kines N E Lantz Hi H Ladage Martha J Lawrence K A Mc Dermott Lydia McCarthy S M Manville Charley Mears Frank Manning Adah Larson Moore Katherine Murphy Frank Neff Maud Oveshott Jennie Parsons Pauline Prahn BE Robinson Christina Schumacher Mary Shephard Annie Sharp Laura Sheik Tillie Sivad Edd L Smith John Spangler Albert Simmons Helga Thompson Louise Walters Burtha Wahl Henry Waters J Wilson
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Waterloo
Beulah Albert
Millie A. Bennett
Myriel Bennett
EF. Rowan
George Bromtmeyers
Lippie Brown
J. L. Brock
Robert Brown
B. E. Byers
Elizabeth Davis
Lulu Dreasler
J. F. Duren
Lola Ellis
Lulu Everson
M. Flyn
Arthur French
B. Frazier
John Fuchs
Elsie Garrison
Effie Gilbert
G. W. Hanna
Haggart
H. W. Hevwermann
Gima Hibbets
Bradley Hil
Idalinsier
Vira Hodgson
Loreta Huxley
Thosbe Jones
Ella Kenes
Obscure Reader Names List Appears in Local Note
A long, garbled roster of individuals includes Mrs. FL Williams, Mrs. Gee, R. Williams, Mrs. Lee Wiltsle, Mrs. Bertha Wiltsa, Mrs. Hose Wood, BK. Ackeman, Mr. and Mrs. John Adair, George K. Barber, Dr. Paul D. Bergen, and many others. The fragment resembles a social or attendance tally, with numerous misspellings and inconsistent initials, suggesting a damaged page or listing from a community directory or event program.
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FL Williams
Gee
R. Williams
Lee Wiltsle
Bertha Wiltsa
Hose Wood
BK. Ackeman
John Adair
George K. Barber
Floyd Bernard
Paul D. Bergen
A. Bloomer
Hi. D. Black
Grazilla Unuelfer
Logan Bussey
N. ‘E. Butcher
AL. Cass
Merrill Campbell
Iving Carpenter
Glen Clary
Harry D
Kyle Mabon
James Matthews
Louis Mesher
Judge Miller
Bert
Morrow
Lora Morris
Arleish Aly Enoch Newman
Sewcomb Goom Co
O'Connell
Edward O'Day
Ralph Olsen
N Olwer
Parson
Piarrey Petersen Hoy
Wooa
Porter
Clits
Ieley
Rohertson
Jos
Sans
Pheurs Sehmita
Albert. Schubert
S.C. Simpson
Albert
Simith
Uarry Strans
Strott
John Awantyan
Jerendiah ‘Thomas
Geo. Jolson
ML. Warren
Walter Way
Louise IL Wolf Stare
Galynou
Staimbeard
CL Picize
Woot Law
Spain Fights Socialist Attack Amid Barracks Protests
Maafrid and 26 others are accused of stirring anti military sentiment by wreaths and propaganda in barracks. The government, claiming socialists are aided by the republics, counters with partial mobilization and arrests of socialist speakers.
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Maafrid
ASI
Union Pacific sells own stock buys outside lines
New York Oct 27 Union Pacific discloses in its annual report that it has disposed of holdings in several railways and added securities in others. It sold all its stock in Northern Securities except 7,249 shares, divested from Great Northern and Northern Pacific, and sold 100,000 preferred shares to Santa Fe while increasing stakes in New York Central and Chicago & Northwestern.
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New York
Union Pacfic
Addi“Ouna
Northern Securities
Union Pacific
Northern Securities Company
Great Northern Railway
Northern Pacific
Santa Fe
New York Central
Chicago & Northwestern
Papes Diapep sin Promises Quick Digestion and Relief
An old style ad emphasizes Diapepsin as a remedy for indigestion and stomach distress claiming digestion in five minutes. It touts benefits for gas sour stomach and belching and includes a coat and tailor notice, then lists a marriage license notice for Arthur J. Schettel and Lola M. Faha.
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Pape
Retter
Work progresses satisfactorily at tabernacle
Work progressed satisfactorily on the tabernacle today and the structure will be ready for the first services on Sunday when the building will be dedicated by the Hon. J H Burgess of Aledo II. Six large furnaces were placed in position today, part of the chairs placed in the choir loft and the remainder of the seats were constructed.
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J H. E. Burgess
Aledo
Fishing Schooner Golden Arrow Lost With Crew in Gale
News reports the Newfoundland fishing schooner Golden Arrow and several crew members lost in St. Marys Bay after a heavy gale drove the vessel ashore on a rocky beach near St. John Newfoundland.
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St. John, X. F
Oqet
St. Mary's Bay
Metz family bail fixed in Hayward Wisconsin
Bail for the Dietz family was set yesterday afternoon in Hayward Wisconsin. John Dietz was held at forty thousand dollars Leslie Dietz at ten thousand dollars and Mrs Dietz at four thousand dollars. Mrs Dietz said she would not accept bail until her husband was freed. Trial likely next month.
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Hayward
Wis
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GME
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Vage
Census Bulletin
Mark Twain
Humerist
Connecticut
Prince Ando
Cantacuzene Ande
Prince Michel
Gen
Grant
Cardinal
America
Nation OF
Hope
Rome
Cardinal Vannutelli
Montreal
Dead Man
Wilson
I. C
Spain
U. P
Union Inhel
Glasgow Tailors
Arthur J. Sehrettel
San Diego
Lola M. Faha
Cedar Falls
METZ
Dike
Taggart
Commercial Street
REGAL
Glide Auto, Co
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