Roosevelt Regrets Iowa Third Ticket Emerges
In Des Moines and across Iowa, Col Theodore Roosevelt rued the move to a third party after a June primary victory by progressives. Republican editors and local papers denounced the ticket as a misstep, urging support for the state platform and nominees, with many editors predicting it would hurt Roosevelt's cause rather than help it.
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Des Moines
Teodore Roosevelt
Iowa
Maines
Henry
Rosevelt
W.O. Payne
Nevada
Smith Brookhart Delates
Washington Press
GC. N. Marvin
Shenadoah Sentinel Post
Roosevelt
Carter A. Noel
Rockwell City
Taft
E. B. Dowell
Indianola Record
W. J. Hunter
Webster City
reeman-Tribune
George W. Clarke
Stevens
Éenian Tribune
Clarke
Colfax Tribune
M.L. Curtis
Knoxville Journal
Frank B. Loomis
Muscatine Journal
Journal
Albert B. Cumming
CG. O. Goodwin
Grundy Center
K P Lodge Meeting Tonight in Pythian Temple
Helmet Lodge No 89 K P meets this evening at 8 on the third floor of Pythian Temple after a near two month break. Reports from the grand lodge in Des Moines and the Supreme meeting in Denver will be shared and plans for the coming year discussed.
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Helmet Lodge
No. 89
K. P
Pythian Temple
Grand Lodge
Des Moines
Denver
Colo
Road to Wellville praised by Victorian Physiological Society
English gentleman and society president T A Wilson urges members to read The Road to Wellville calling it the finest physiological knowledge in a compact form. A miniature copy is shipped on every third Grape-Nuts package to extend circulation free. Pontum Cever Co. Battle Creek Mich.
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Wellville
Victorian Physiological Society of London
T. A. Wilson
Hamburg St
Richmond
Eng
Pontum Cever Co
Battle Creek, Mich
Obituary notices for two Waterloo area residents
The notice reports the death of J A Missel in Chicago after Brights disease. He had lived in Waterloo two years and was connected to Vaughan Land Co and later did real estate work. He was born November 10 1871 in Lancaster PA and leaves a brother in Lancaster. Also noted is the death of Mrs Shurtleff in Wilmette Illinois from cancer, former Waterloo resident, with survivors including Jessie Cheesbro and Alvin and Alice Shurtleff. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Alel
Bright
J. A. Missel
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Vaughan Land Company
Florida
Lancaster
Wm. H
German Lutheran Church
Molders’ Union
O'Keefe & Towne
Minnie T. Crippen
W. C. Shurtleff
Dr. Crippen
Shurtleff
Sycamore
Ill
Jessie Cheesbro
Chicago
Alvin
Alice Shurtleff
Wall Paper Sale Promises Deep Discounts at Peerless Store
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co announces a special notice selling large lots of Peerless wallpaper from Chicago at substantial markdowns. 10,000 rolls of Peerless 5 cent paper offered at less than half price and 14,000 rolls of Peerless 10 cent paper priced at 4 12 cents, with emphasis on exceptional value and stock availability.
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Peerless
Chicago
Paul Davis Dry Goods CO
India topic drawn crowd at First Presbyterian lecture
The First Presbyterian church crowded as Rev. H W Heberd opened a series of entereopticon lectures on India. Dr Reherd outlined India’s people and religions Buddhism Mohammedanism and Hinduism and noted Christianizing efforts. A slide of Japanese burial rites failed to display due to a blown fuse. next Sunday will conclude the India topic. Dr Charles E Brett and Rev Wade Coons planned forthcoming talks. Rally day for all church departments set for next Sunday.
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First Presbyterian Church
H. W. Heberd
Rederd
Japan
Harikari
Togi
India
Charles E. Brett
The
Foreign Mission Board
RE. Wade Coons
Two Greek and an American Held on Harassment Charges
In police court this morning two Greek men Henry Langer and Jim Crow along with an American were detained after witnesses testified they tailed two young women. The American received the longest sentence after admitting he followed and touched a defendant with a light chin tickle before Roth’s admission.
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Henry Langer
Jim Crow
Langer
Roth
Greeks and others face fines in county case
Crow was not implicated and the case against him was dismissed. Langer was fined 55 dollars or 10 days in jail. James Loukas and Mike C Ganous, the Greeks, pleaded not guilty but two witnesses testified the charges were true. One witness said he walked with a young woman and they were followed by the Creeks who asked if she was going home alone. They followed to Iliinois Central shops where an officer was notified. Both were fined 10 dollars or three days in jail. Jessie Smith, with several Greeks, pleaded guilty and was fined 10 dollars or three days in county jail. Her companion John Metis forfeited bonds of 25 dollars. Oak Flooring. Several smallers for wholesale prices. Iowa lumber Co.
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James Loukas
Mike Cganous
Ilinois
Jessie Smith
Thae
Jefferson Street
Ccounty
John Metis
Cross-Continental Auto Trip Highlights 1646 Mile Journey
Waterloo resident K D Seeberger and his wife traveled from Waterloo, Iowa to Portland, Oregon in a Mitchell Six covering 1646 miles in 19 days. The trip featured Nevada desert and Utah mountain scenery with no tire changes and ended with praise for the Mitchell car.
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Portland
Ore
K. D. Seeberger Poe
Waterloo
Nevada
Cheyenne
Ogden
Utah
Oregon
K. D. Seeberger
Iowa
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver
Mitchell
Seebergers
Seeberger
Omaha
North Platte
Neb
Laramie
Evanston
Woo
Salt Lake
Montello
Elko
Austin
Reno
Carson City
Nev
Placerville
Oakland
Sacramento
San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Highway
Redding
Medford
Eugene
Salem
Farm paper subscription offer promotes steady income
Making money on the farm is not a matter of chance. It depends upon knowing how and upon an understanding of all conditions. There is no better means of obtaining the necessary knowledge than a careful reading of The Town Homestead, which is the oldest, the biggest, and the most popular farm paper published. It may be obtained dubbed with this paper at the rate of $8.50 per year for both papers. This is a liberal price and can be only secured by placing subscriptions through this office. The publisher of The Homestead can use a few good farmer subscription agents, and offers liberal incentives to the right men. Particulars may be learned by writing to James M. Pierce, publisher, Des Moines, Iowa.
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James M. Pierce
Des Moines
Jowa
Bremer County Fair Opens. Town Criers Promote Attendance
The Bremer county fair at Waterleo opens tomorrow with Town Criers planning a strong turnout. President Tarry F. Kiester urges members to attend, ribbons will be given at depots, and Holstein breeder AL Nelson will greet Waterloo visitors during the Waterton cattle congress inviting all Bremar county residents to attend.
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Bremer County
Waterleo
Town Criers
Waterlon
Tarry FE. Kiester
Rock Island
Mllinois Central
AL Nelson
Town Criers’ Club
Nelson
Waterloo
Waterton Cattle Congress
Bremar County
Gunmen of Rosenthal Case Nabbed in Brooklyn
Brooklyn police capture "Gyp the Blood" and "Lefty Louie" Harry Horowitz and Louis Rosensweit with their wives in a Brownsville flat. They, along with five others, are accused in the Rosenthal murder. Sixty detectives tracked surveillance of families since July 16. Final clue tied to a New Brighton laundry near a moving picture show. Police announce arraignment planned.
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New York
Gip the
Defty Louie
Herman Rosenthal
Polles
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Valley
Dougherty
Thant
Gyp the Hiood
Lefty
Fle
Aprsistant
Mors
Whitman
Hot Springs
Sam Scheppas
New Brighton
Brighton
New York City
New Slaven
Pittsburgh
Meyer
Cassasso
Brookllyn
Louie
Digest of stomach remedies and a local crime roundup
A discarded ad copy touts digestive aids while police report on two gunmen in New York eluding capture after the Rosenthal murder. Real estate transfers in Cedar Heights and La Porte City list multiple parcels sold for $1 each. The James Gardiner Company handles real estate, rentals, and insurance.
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Blank Hawk Co
Ahabart
Jos. F. Klingaman
Stephen D. Brown
Cedar Heights
A.W. Haffa
Elia
Degon
Rainbow
Bickaler
A. Rownd
Galloway- Gibson Investment Co
The
James Gardiner Company
Professors Hugh and Van Pelt Plan Buffalo Center Trip
Professors Hugh and Van Pelt will depart tomorrow for Buffalo Center on business.
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Prof
Hugh & van Pelt
Timorrow
Buffalo Center
Bue Ines
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Olonel
Col. Roosevelt
Boone News-Republican
Waterloo Courier
K. P. Lodge
Young Man
A. Missel
the Hospital
Crow
Iowa Lumber Co
Chemer
Taivenia
Taivenia Ry Rudin
Catthornodile
Smt Et Ek Ee
Tioninel Chamiral Co. Baltiraors
Pape
Moss
Gro
Mellin
Mellin’s
Mellin's Food CO
Fhoston, Mass
Boyce Optometry Specialist
Majestic Theatre
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph Company
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