Demand Reform in Party Rules Rally As Barnes Loses Fight
New York September 24 The resolutions committee of the Republican state convention calls for reform of national convention rules to base delegates on the Republican vote in states and districts while preserving congressional district representation. William Barnes Jr loses a bid in a stormy session over the measure, with supporters of Roosevelt signaling a possible party lead toward reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Resolutions Committee
Chicago
National Committee
Court of Appeals
National
Col. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Second Store Opened by Hanna in Waterloo Hardware Chain
J H Hanna proprietor of Waterloo Hardware Company confirms record business as the firm opens a second store at 909 Sycamore Street while retaining the Lafayette street outlet. The two stores form a growing mercantile plant focusing on hardware and Brown buggies.
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J. H. Hanna
Waterloo Hardware Company
Waterloo
Iowa
Waterloo Hardw Company
Sycamore Street
Lafayette Street
Cancert
Mrs E Ransier Family Arrives from Clear Lake
Mrs. E. Ransier and daughter Sliss Malion arrived today from Clear Lake where they spent the summer. They will occupy rooms with Mrs. Riecker until the Miller apartments are ready for occupancy.
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E. Ransier
Sliss Malion
Clear Lake
Auction notices and social events in Janesville
Public sales announced for September 29 and October 4 October 1 sale by DK Smalling and R T Smalling plus auctions by Claude Johnston. Social gathering at Cheney Loveland home with twenty neighbors and fruit prize games. Local business Mangler Bros Co and Roger Myers factory adjusting to orders and work schedules. Harry Bennett of Cedar Rapids attended the Waverly fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Roger
Allen
Kansas City
M. I
Cheney Loveland
Busan Gould
A. van Fope
Roger Myers
District Court of
Towa
Black Hawk County
Woollawn
Waterloo
Iowa
WK. Sedgwick
Edward P. Dickinson
Ulster Volunteer Army Moves Toward Provisional Government
Sir Edward Carson arrives in Ireland to inspect Ulster volunteers forming a provisional government in response to home rule. Private council meetings are planned to finalize arrangements as reports claim an Ulster force of about 100 000 men is organized and ready.
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Belfast
Ireland
Edward Carson
Irish Unionists
Province of
Ulster
Ulster Briefon ‘Council
Ulster Army
Retirement of Valiant At Cedar Valley Session
Rev. B. A. Valiant moderator of the Cedar Valley Baptist association is in Fairbank for the annual session where he presides. His resignation from the First Baptist charge in town was announced for Montana. A successor will be elected during the session and younger church members attend the young people's session this evening.
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B. A. Valiant
Cedar Valley Baptist Association
Fairbank
Valiant
First Baptist
Montana
Town Talk notices and social items from Hudson and area
Burton E Wilson is at Hudson F M Merrick trips to Colorado A B Gibson in Canada A B Lovejoy engaged at Osage A T Whittle leaves for Vinton with family Carl Davis Leavitt Johnson Trust on business Mrs I M Beebe to entertain Thursday afternoon at 1114 West Ninth Street Take West Ninth street car Mrs Minnie Rayner Cedar Rapids grand chief Pythian Sisters visits Mrs Grace Moore funeral of Mrs Katherine Jeremaisen at Danish church Fifth and South streets Friday at 2 30 with preliminary at 2 o'clock
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Burton E. Wilson
Hudson
F. M. Merrick
Colorado
Canada
I. M. Beebe
West Ninth Street
West Ninth
Minnie Rayner
Cedar Rapids
Pythian Sisters
Grace FE. Moore
G. M
Katherine Jeremaisen
Orlock
Fifth
South Streets
Buffalo Road Habit Surfaces In Old Oskaloosa Notes
The clipping discusses buffalo use of natural routes as pioneer roads influencing later railways and canals, with notes on road building and winter prep. It covers the 19th century London Medical Congress findings on intra-thoracic surgery, an artificial kidney device by Prof Abel, and canine kidney transplantation experiments by Dr Jeger. It mentions local names Abner Pepin and Mrs Moothart, and harvests including early Ohio potatoes.
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Barrick
Comins
Bennett Pontes
Royerd Myers
Waverly
Albert Wenner
Moothart
Abner Pepin
Jou Bartling
Ohio
Hay Decker
Buffalo
Oskaloosa Globe
Channing
Lapsing
Lakerie
Michigan
Superior
London
London Times
William MacEwen
Glasgow
Prof
Abel
Baltimore
Ernst Jeger
Death by own action Symphony and dirt road fall talks
The article notes Nietzsche calling music nerve poison and mentions Tach aikowsky’s suicide after his Sixth Symphony. It discusses fall dirt road work stressing maintenance of dirt roads, drainage, burning surface vegetation, and soil burial to improve road efficiency and safety. Rev Grimes leads Thursday prayers based on Hebrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Nietzsche
Wagner
Tschelikowsy
Tachaikowsky
Geveral
One Hundred Years Of The Locomotive Reflected In History
American Machinist reflects on the centennial of steam locomotive introduction in 1913, noting global transformation and past marvels. The article contrasts early engines with modern capacity and discusses historical beliefs about wheel and rail grip, citing Trevithick’s early demonstrations. Modern Woodmen of America camp No 2221 holds a meeting at Soash ball to elect a representative to fill Wim Meskell’s vacancy.
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Borhard Trevithick
Ist
Woodmen of America
Soash
Repa
Wim. Meskell
More Carriers to Be Employed in Waterloo
Waterloo post office plans to add two regular carriers due to high demand from Sumner and Cottage streets and broader city delivery requests. Currently twenty two regular carriers and substitute positions exist. civil service exams are set for November 1 at the post office with applications due October 1.
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Waterloo
Post Office Department
Washington
Sumner
Cottage Streets
C. J. Munger
Civil Service Commission
Oet
Waterloo City notice on sewer construction plat and objections
The city clerk of Waterloo Town lists streets with pipe diameters and announces a filed plat for sewer work. Objections to the street improvements or irregularities must be written and filed within twenty days after the first publication date.
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City of Waterloo
Iowa
West Fourth Street
Park Drive
Sheridan Road
City OF
Waterloo
R. L. Degon
Baltimore Street
Berth
Williston Avenue
Williston
Pleasant Avenue
Berch
Eureka Street
Johnson Street
Fron
Ninth
West Sixth Street
Locust
Johnson
Pleasant Street
Jonson Street
Sixth
Western Avenue
Seventh
Sixth Streets
Sixth Street
Kingsley
Campbell Avenues
Fletcher
Howard Street
Chestnut Street
Logan Avenue
Utica Street
Town
Ehty
R. J. Degon
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William Barnes, Jr
Hanna
Sees Mangler Bros. Co
E. 4Th St
Wo Loveland
Row and
Carson
A. B. Lovejoy
Osage
A. T. Whittle
Vinton
Carl Davis
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Black Dirt Belt
J. M. Grimes
Central Church of Christ
DEPT
Daures J Pry
City Mail
Cottage
Elmer E. Bartlett
Presbyterian Hospital
Bath
Post Office
Black Hawk Auto Co
Quest & Smith
EL M. Storm & Co
Commercial Street
Sile
Commercial St
Harry Gilson
Brush Automobile
Waterloo Town Lot
Elder
Hawkeye Oil Co
West 3Rd St
le Roy Printing Co
Security Storage Co
Mulberry St
C.G. Wilcox
C. G. Wilcox
Alden
Black Hawk Construction Co
Lafayette
Iside
Hammond
Sixteenth
Black Hawk Streets
Jarrod
Webster Street
Fourth Street
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