Taft Visit Invitations Issued for Waterloo Luncheon
The Town Criers' club sent about 100 invitations for a Taft visit to Waterloo next Tuesday. Attendees must respond by 2 PM that day to attend the luncheon and reception at the Pythian temple after Taft's Lincoln Park address. Admission by ticket only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Criers’ Club
William H. Taft
Pythian Temple
Waterloo
Lincoln Park
Galloway
Carroll
Iowa
William Galloway
Agricultural Hall
Dedication of Sacred Heart Set for Oct 8
Archbishop J. J. Keane will preside at the Sacred Heart church dedication on Fourth Street West. The event marks his first public appearance since joining the Dubuque diocese after transferring from Cheyenne. Parish growth includes 290 communicants and school enrollment over 1390, with plans for a new school building despite ongoing debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Fourth Street
J. J. Keane
Cheyenne
Wio
Dubuque
Sacred Heart Parish
J. J. Hanley
Sacred Heart School
Women Protest Benah Binford Stage Comeback
New York crowds face protest as Benah Binford a Richmond Red Light district figure tied to a murder case plans a stage appearance. Prominent women call the move an affront to decent women, citing sensationalism and a troubling moral trend in modern entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benah Binford
Richmond ‘Red Light
Henry Clay Heattle, Jr
Evening World
America
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
Binford
Bogroff Doomed to Execution in Court Martial
Dimitry Bogroff was tried by court martial in Russia for the assassination of Premier Stolypin. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death by hanging, with the sentence to be confirmed by the military district commander. Witnesses included officials and the Empress and royal family observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klef
Russia
Dimitry Bogroff
Stolypin
Bogrof
M. Stolypin
Nicholas
Olga
Tatana
Marie
Anastasia
Bogroff
Chief Universsty
Secret Police
Walko
Bogroff Calsn
Chicheglovitoff
Gol. Kullabko
M. Stalypin
Bogroft
Purse and Ring Lost, Then Found in Sioux City Hotel
Mrs Anna Peterson of Waterloo lost a purse with 740 dollars and a 125 dollar diamond ring. The St James hotel proprietor later found the items behind a bed and returned them to the owner as she and her husband stayed at the hotel for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Anna Peterson
Waterloo
St. James Hotel
Bold silk theft shocks Cedar Rapids merchants
In Cedar Rapids on Tuesday afternoon two strangers posed as merchants and stole six bolts of silk worth about 140 dollars from the Weieh Cook building. The plan involved dressing rooms and a dress suitcase, with a possible third accomplice. Police are investigating after the bold daylight theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Meesrs
Coln and Robinson
Sioux City
Silk Department
Mammoth Electric Sign Promotes Cattle Congress at Coliseum
A giant electrical sign for the Tinwaairy Cattle Congress is under construction. Measuring 12 by 12 feet, the mammoth display will be placed at the Coliseum and aimed at downtown streets by next Tuesday.
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Tinwaairy Cattle Congress
Coliseum
Numerous Waterloo churches schedule Sunday services and events
A long list of churches in Waterloo outlines preaching times from 10:30 a.m. to 7:45 p.m., Sunday schools, youth meetings, and midweek prayer. Pastors named include Hulbert G. Beeman, Edgar A. Vadlint, Herbert Ware Reberd, and others. Invites extend to all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Walnuts
Walnut Streets
Baptist Young People’s Union
Hulbert G. Beeman
Jefferson Street
West Park Avenue
Edgar A. Vadlient
Yong People's Meeting
First Presbyterian
East ,Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Herbert Ware Reberd
D. D
Robert C. Westenberg
Independence Avenue
Christian Endeavor
H. D. Atchinson
D.p. Dubuque
Fred J. Clark
East Park Presbyterian
Kern and
Cutler Streets
Frank Schroeder
George Sels
Epworth
Wvening
O. C. DePuy
Jesup
Young Pepples’ Society
E. M. Muir
Waterloo
Northminster Presbyterian
Westfield
T. M. Neilson
Gladbrook
Fourth and South Streets
Walter H. Rollins
Tnion Congregational
Thirteenth and
Jefferson Streets
Lee A. Brink
A. B. Lane
Plymouth Congregational
Public Library
Fifth and Mulberry Streets
Fifth Street
L. B.llix
Courtlandt Street
Bible School
Walter W. H. Schwedler
T. J. Brown
Fasetta
H.C. Culber
Walker
Greco Methodist Episcopal
Fourth
Mulberry Streets
E. D. Hull
M. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Broadway
Center
J. E. Johnson
First Methodist Episcopal
Randolph and
West Fourth
Frank Cole
Randolph Street
Epworth Jeagus
Free Methodist Church
Carter Mobile
Douglas Etraeta
E. N. Miler
Carrie 4_ Miller
Linden Methodist Episcopal
Geo. B. Shoemaker
Servicsa
Butheran
Corner High
Maple Streets
HK. Mueller
Tiigh Street
Lea
Epel
Nin Evangels
J. Sarvay
Harry A. Moore
Fagie Cunneh
Central Church of Christ
West Fourth and South Streets
Firemen seek wage rise on Erie railroad
Erie railroad firemen demand a 10 to 12 percent pay increase, upping total gains to over 20 percent in two years after a 10 percent raise last year. Other notes include local social visits, construction contracts, and rail staff changes across Waterloo, Colfax, Mason City, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Harry Scarborough
Westhoff
W. J. Wagner
Highland
Flaherty
Colfax
William Flaherty
Interurban
W. H. Behrens
Cedar Falls
August Behrens
Louisa
Newhartford
Theo. Behrens
H. B. Perham
Order of
Masonville
A. Gill
Waterloo
Eagle Center
Roy Carroll
Rose Barber Shop
Warl
Harry Brenneck
Mason City
North Waterloo
Ralph Gillespie
Illinois Central
Omaha
Sham battle excites crowd at Cheyenne Arapaho pow wow
More than 3,000 Indians attend the second annual pow wow in Watonga Oklahoma as the Cheyenne and Arapaho fair association promotes civilization through exhibits. Enthusiasm runs high for horse races and athletics, and a Sham battle between opposing Cheyenne and Arapaho warriors stirs the grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watonga
Okla
United Brethren State Conference Set in Waterloo
Waterloo hosts the United Brethren annual state conference starting Sept 27 in the new Allen and Fourth street church. About 500 guests will attend with notable leaders from across the country, as sessions cover devotions, messages, missions, and college talks through October 1 with dedications and ordinations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Waterloo
Upper Iowa Methodist Episcopal Conference
United Brethren
Allen and
Fourth Streets
Brethren
Alsters
Weekley
D. D
E. W. Curtis
Ira A. Holbrook
J. P. Wilson
D. J
Class of 86 Banquet Reunion At Hotel Hum mel
Members of the class of 1886 held a Thursday banquet at the Hotel Hummel. Attending were Dr. N A Mershon T A Trimble G E Shear E G Hunt and S C Bretnaill with invited examiners J B Albrook W H Slingerland and L L Loeckard plus Mrs Trimble Mrs Shear and Mrs Lockard. Bishop W J Lewis was ordained with the class. ticket reservations exceed fifty. The Firman Development Co invites attendance at events and demonstrations at 301 Lafayette Building and West Third street shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Hummel
N. A. Mershon
T. A. Trimble
G. E. Shear
E. G. Hunt
L. . Lockard
W. 3. Lewis
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
The Manning family thanks friends for kindness and floral offerings received at the time of their bereavement for wife and mother. D. J. Manning and family. Burkett Pedicord Architects 412-13 Laf. Bidg. Phone 2088.
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D. J. Manning
Burkett & Pedicord
Arch
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Datingqnue
Mrs. Peterson
United Presbyterian—cCorner
Second and
Wellington
M. G. Munn
U. P
Westminster Presbyterian—Corter
Wellington Street
William Burton Sandford
Weat Third Avenue
Manson Street
M. J. Johnson
St. Mark's Episcopal
Christ—Episcopal
Eest
George W. Hinkle
Church of Christ (Scientist
Marsh Place
Fifth
Sycamore Streets
Mary's—Corner
Vc East Park Avenue
Lafayenca Street
Folkenbrook
Yastor
Bacred Heart
Fourth West
Randolph Streets
St. Joseph's
Third and Mulberry Streets
BE Slattery
Universalists
Church of the Redeemer
Last Fourth and
Effie McCollum Jones
Iowa Street
First Church United Brethren In Christ
Allen Streets
St. B. Graves
West Fifth and
South Streets
Wm. H. Beachier
Church of the Brethren
West Seventh
Christian Workers
St. Luke’s
Eutheran
West Second
Commercial Streets
Emanuel Evangelical
Courthouse Square
J. H. Bauernfetnd
LaFayette ,Street
Young People’s Alliance
HE. Nolte
Frank Shaffer
Upper Iowa
Calvary Evangelical Association
East
Newell Streets
H. J. Faust
East Fourth Street
S. S. Smith
Methodist Conference
E. Nolte
Bogan Avenue
Norrwegian Tlutheran
Walnu and
Vine Streets
Chapel—Railroad
North Addition
Fifth and
Camimanion
Lewis P. Kopp
Parkersburg
W. C. Keeler
Grundy Center
International Bible Students' Association
Dags
Dane Street
East Aide
Bible Studentts
Salvation Army
Water Streets
Willam Buikema
Ensign
Holiness
A. Williams
W.S. Sylvester
O. CG. Firman Development Company
Lafayette Building
North Waterloo and Railroads
Pearls
LaBelle Florida
Mlinois
Blim & Co
United Brethern
City
Otterbein Brotherhood
W. H. Meyers
State Brotherhood
W. L. Bunger
Dayton
S. Hough
D. Dayton
Hough
South District
S. Hanson
J. S. Kendall
L. O. Miller
A. Schwimley
Towa State
Women’s Missionary Association
Donnie Minton
Lake City
Dillavoy
Committee On Home
Wendle
W. J. Stiverson
van Metre
W. M. Weekley
John E. Rowan
A. S
Chill
South America
T. G. Brean
C. Whitney
Buas«Ness
Leander Clark ‘College
Iowa State Conference
R. B. Wiliams
Leander Clark College
Thea Leander Clark College of the Future
Franklin E. Brooke
FE. L. Reese
Des Moines
C. E. Burton
H. S. Gabel
Preachers’ Aid Society
J. T. Hobson
D. DB
Fred Riggs
J. P. Landis
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Landis
K. P
Standard Oil
R. Seese
Toledo
O. G. Firman Development Company
Elmata
D. C. Firman Development Company
Lafayette 4
Sten
John Hickle
West Third Street
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