Hartmans in Berlin Report Welcome Despite War News
Dr Hartman and his wife write from Berlin under watchful waiting noting Kaiser and army officers at their hotel. They describe disrupted business, German hospitality to Americans, and plans to book passage from Rotterdam. meanwhile Victor Innes and wife face murder charges in San Antonio with a habeas corpus hearing anticipated.
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Berlin
Bel
New York
Rotterdam
Germany
United States
Stalwart
Kaiser
Tennessee
States
America
Innes
San Antonio
Tex
Victor E. Innes
Eugene
Ore
Elois Nelms Dennig
Beatrice Nelms
Atlanta
Prince of Lippe Killed Self Fearing Kaiser
London reports Prince Frederick William of Lippe committed suicide after a German cavalry unit misidentified Belgians near Liege on Aug. 4. He feared Emperor William's anger and died by his own hand. his widow was informed on Aug. 14. Lady Randolph Churchill arrives from Germany with the tale. An evening concert at Universalist church features Agnes Rodboldt and others.
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London
Prince Frederick William of Lippe
Randolph Churchill
Jennie Jerome
New York
Germany
Holland
Liege
William
Lassie McGregor Loses Big Stake In Syracuse Heat
At the Grand Circuit meeting of the New York state fair in Syracuse on September 4 Margaret Drujen won the big half of the Empire State prize with 2:14 trotters finishing third heat. Lassie McGregor led early but fell to fourth after a late misstep. King Couchman dropped to second in the Syracuse 2:11 pace stake as Napoleon Direct swept the final heats.
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Syracuse
Margaret Drujen
Lassie McGregor
King Courhman Beaton
King Couchman
Napoleon Direct
Hol. Geers
Geers
King Coachman
Sans Camelia
Cox
Irene Bear
Murphy
Baron Alcyone
Cabill
Empire
Margaret
Peter Stevens
Garrison
Martella
Walpat Grove
Ruthven
the Chambers of Commerce
Omar
Floyd
Rai Newzel
Andrews
Coax
Oakdale
McDonald
Reusens
Brighton
Tommy Horn
Labor Day Delegates Prepare for City Parade
A joint committee meeting of five local labor unions will be held this evening to finalize arrangements for the Labor Day celebration. All organized labor members planning to participate in the parade should assemble at the Labor Temple by 8 30 Monday morning, with the parade starting at 9 o'clock.
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Foveal Labor Unions
Organized Labor
Labor Temple
Fifth Street West to Become Speedway War on Speeders
Residents of Fifth Street West threaten action as night speeders flood the area after dark along the long straight pavement. They urge patrols to curb reckless driving and note the danger to sleep and safety amid the stretch’s lure for imitation Oldfield stunts. An ad for Wang Miller’s school shoes also appears.
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Fifth Street
Barney Oldfield
Waterloo hotel opens with congratulatory telegrams and praise
The Russell-Lamson hotel in Waterloo opens to the public with over 100 telegrams of congratulations from hotel firms and firms nationwide. Local hotel men praise its elegance and consider it the finest in the middle west. Only one first floor room is rented to the Galloway corporation. others await occupancy.
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Russell-Lamson
Horton-Holden Company
New York
Denver
Minneapolis
Texas
Waterloogans
Waterloo
Russell-Lainson
Middle West
Russell-- Lamson
Fifth Street
Galloway Corporation
Morton-Holden Company
Prospective Lessees Eye Drug Store Deal Nearby
Several prospective lessees are considering the premises and it is probable that a deal will close for a drug store and other business enterprises within a few days. The location attracts multiple bidders seeking retail and service ventures. Local brokers report strong interest from speculators and established chains alike.
Germans Reach Thirty Miles From Paris Defenses
London reports the German army is within thirty miles of Paris outer fortifications. Amiens fell after a three day battle, and La Fere was captured in fierce fighting. Heavy clashes persist along the northern front with no official results released. The Liberte cites an English officer arriving from Reims about twenty eight miles southeast of Paris.
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London
Paris
Altha
Somme
la Fere
Amiens
France
Joffre
Lorraine
Luneville
Muercche
Moselle
Liberte
Errefitte
unclear battle report fragment from wartime dispatch
Fragmentary military notice describes a battle with heavy losses and shifting positions. Mentions French and German actions, retreats toward Somme area, and British forces, with incomplete names and places due to OCR errors.
Lecture Series For the Teachers at Town State College
Feiboots of Waterloo announces a university style lecture series for teachers and parents to run through fall and spring semesters. Lectures, free to all interested, feature faculty from Town State Teacher College on topics from school spirit to teaching methods and literature.
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Charles Wo Kline
Feiboots
Waterloo
Odmombers
Homerth Searley
John Barnos
C. P. Catercave
Tenching
AL Lynch
Charles Myerhalz
G. W. Walters
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DR. Hartman and Wife
SEM
Baltimore
Frank T. Hartnat
Hartman
Europe
Conrad Whl
Bristol
Unter den Jinden
Prince OF
Lippe
Self
Agnes Rodboldt
Maxwell Case
Jennette Gimmen
Universalist Church
M' Gregor
Margaret Druien
King
Labor Day
Speedway
Wang & Miller's
RUS
L-Lamson
volved—Hotel
Pau
Campeiane
Une Getinaie
Tosa
Lerinis
Tery
R. Stafford
St. Francis Hospital
Davenport
People’s Furniture Co
Lafayette Street
Entz
Ork
Entz Bros
Bros.” Neat
East Fourth Street
C. F
Apu En Nig Nage
Joseph
South Bend
Bawest
Breguet
Joseph Sons Company
First National Bank
Electric Park
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