Golden West Magazine Intro Amid Waterloo Prominence
The Golden Nest Magazine edited by Rev. Sam Small arrives from Chicago after delays. Waterloo headquarters publish a lavish issue featuring Waterloo industry, portraits, and city life, with sections on Iowa today and a nationwide view of American progress, aiming to showcase civilization across interoceanic states.
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Sam Small
Chicago
Waterloo
Taft
W- P. Soash
The
Soash Land Co
Golden West Publishing Co
SoashiZand Co
Golden West
Iowa
Nation
al Thorofare
Pworld
Ohio Rivers
Rocky Mountains
John L Frost dies after hernia operation
John L Frost of Cedar township died at Presbyterian hospital at 11 this morning after an operation on Monday for hernia relief. He would have turned 29 on May 1. Survived by wife Hubbard Frost and two children Esther and Clarence, plus mother and several siblings. His funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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John L. Frost
Noutheast
Waterloo
Presbyterian Hospital
Hubbard iFrost
Mary Frost
Deceilent
Esther
Ashton, Ja
Hess
Alcock
Trecedent
Cedar Township
Williamson Dies In Independence At 70 Years
F H Williamson aged about 70 years dies in Independence after years of invalid life at his sister Mrs W Ge Denhan home Born in Kentucky father a well to do s t ate holder but mother an abolitionist family moved to Delaware county in early fifties later worked as a stone cutter paralyzed twenty five years ago Jubilee notes Miss Mabel Widdel and Miss Clara Schroeder plan to open a millinery and dressmaking store H C Ricowche injured unloading hogs at Jesup son of F Huck Jr ill with lung fever recovering Olinger Bros busy shelling corn A Widdel Jubilee butter maker and family visiting Denver death of infant Raymond Fryal Murray born March 4 1909 died Thursday funeral Saturday conducted by Rev Waupt interment Barclay cemetery sympathy with bereaved parents
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Independence
F. H. Williamson
W. Ge “Denhan
Kentucky
Delaware County
Mabel Widdel
Clara Schroeder
Jubile
H.C. Ricowche
Jesup
F. Huck, Jr
Olinger Bros
A. Widdel
Mand
Denver
J. We. Murray
Dem Merseh
Dem
Johnson
Fred Schnof
Herman Thies
Thies
J. W. Hough
W. B. Anspach
John Kniltel
Venice
Wm. Pieshelmann
Lown
Mr. Piechelmann
Will
Caroline Abrecht
William Behrend
Tripoli
Iowa
Behrend
Waverly
International Harvester Company
Getts & Kehe
Herman Albrecht
Bremer County
Jones County
Alice Huppert and Robert Kerr wed in Waterloo
Alice Huppert and Robert Kerr married at the home of Rev G W Booman in Waterloo on Wednesday evening in the presence of relatives. Huppert has lived near Washburn for years and will be a homemaker. Kerr has lived near Eagle and they plan to farm near Eagle Center.
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Mr. Moore
Alice Huppert
Robert Kerr
GW. G. Booman
Waterloo
Miss Huppert
Lashburn
Eagle
Eagle Center
Hicks Family and Friends Visit and Travel Notes
March 31 notes from Hicks and Reinbeck area record visits in Waterloo and nearby towns. Names include Steve Hicks, Miss Mary Paters, Mabel Gary, Mrs. Cummings, Will, Nadeen Dicky, and many others, with travel to Waterloo, Iowa City, Reinbeck, and Buckingham for visits, sewing, music lessons, and medical matters.
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Cartersville
Victor Geisendorf
Caneshardean
Pauline Murphy Birthday Party and Local Notices
Denver reports a birthday party for Pauline Murphy with local residents noted visiting and returning from Waverly and Sumner. Various residents, trips, illnesses, and social events are listed, including funeral attendance, sick relatives, and visits to Waterloo. In Los Angeles George Alexander sworn in as mayor after recall victory. Minnesota bills allow Sunday baseball games from 2 to 6 PM.
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Denver
Pauline Murphy
Henry Lehner
Fred Leangey
Ernest Steege
Waverly
Christ Pepe
Sumner
Glausing
Wateari
Fred Kurt
FL Robinson
Charley Hunt
George Meyers
C. Judas
Minnie Denman
Janesville
Helen
Night Watchman Yockey Assaulted At Westfield Factory
James Yockey nightwatchman at the udiloway factory in Westfield was struck with a three foot iron bar leaving a severe scalp wound. He crawled to the engine room to raise the alarm as the assailant escaped. Police failed to arrest the intruder and a reward of 3500 was offered for the culprit. Local owners urge a special patrol and thorough investigation.
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James Yockey
Udiloway
Westfield
Yoekly
Yackey
Yockey
Fourth Street
William Galloway
Galloway Company
Local social and school notes from Epworth and Waterloo area
Raymond attends Epworth. Earl Hewett visits Cedar Rapids and Tow City. Rev. T. M. Nielsen tours for lectures in Farley and Chicago. Miss Halfen teaches spring term. Miss Mina Taylor returns to Mt. Vernon to teach. Mrs. Edwards and W. T. Edwards visit Waterloo. Smith and Mangin sale draws large goods discard. Charley Taylor visits Mt. Vernon. Glenn Washburn visits grandmother in Waterloo. Mrs. Ray Holley visits with parents in Waterloo. C. C. Smith buys a driving horse from Albert Renters. Mrs. Emerson Marble from Schoolcraft visits relatives. Family plans move to La Porte. Mrs. Bern ard and Paul visit Waterloo. Mrs. George Home visits near La Porte. Mrs. Glenn Parker and Mrs. Nielsen visit Clara Parker in Waterloo. Mrs. Charley Britzman and Mrs. Carl Britzman visit Charles Gragert near Waterloo.
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Raymond
Earl Hewett
Epworth
Peter Jungen
Cedar Rapids
Tows City
T. M. Nielsen
Farley
Iowa
Chicago Epworth Seminary
Neilsen
Miss Halfen
Mina Taylor
Mt. Vernon
Glenn Washburn
Waterloo
C. G. Washburn
Ray Holley
John Cotton
C. C. Smith
Albert Renter
Emerson Marble
Schoolcraft
Minn
Readlin Readlya March 31 News Brief
Hermar Thran, proprietor of the eity meat market, transacted business at Duburne and Galesburg. George Kent, our popular partner, spent Sunday with family in Hazleton. Miss Daley Eldis of Walrhank visited her sister Mrs J W Hough for several days. Nick Mersch is buying a carload of horses to ship to Waterloo late this week after a winter of large purchases.
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Readlin
Readlya
Hermar Thran
Eity
Duburne
Iowa
Galesburg
George Kent
Hazelton
Daley Eldis
Walrhank
J. W. Hough
Nick Mersch
Waterloo
Nick
Hopkins Geta Seven in Springfield Senate Ballot Result
With quorum broken and few legislators, the sixty ninth joint ballot for U S senator in Springfield yielded Topking Seven leading with Foss at one and Shurtioff three as the vote tally stood.
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Hopkins Geta
Springfield
United States
Topking
Foss
Shurtioff
Republicans Ready to Pass Payne Tariff Bill Next Week
Washington reports Republican leaders confident they can move the Payne tariff bill to passage. A separate vote is expected on the sugar, tobacco, barley, coffee, tea, coal, petroleum, beer, and iron ore schedules as the Ways and Means Committee drafts amendments.
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Washington, D. C
House
Dwight
Payne
Ways and Meal Committee
Gotham women unite to protest new tariff duties
New York April 2 for the first time a mass meeting is planned by the City Federation of Women's Clubs to oppose Payne tariff boosts on gloves and hosiery. The call urges women to attend Thursday to defend the home and the poor from higher domestic costs. Chicago reports 100000 petition names opposing the Payne bill with more signatures being gathered statewide.
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New York
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Hotel Astor
Chicago
Payne Bly
League of Cash County
Congress
Wort
Troquo is Hero Dilley Dies At 38 In Seneraville
Otho Herbert Dilley musical director and composer of popular songs died of consumption at his Seneraville home aged 38. He led orchestras in major theatres and headed the Troquois theatre orchestra in Chicago during the five years ago fire. He stayed at his post to play a lively benight to avert panic.
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Zanesville
Otho Herbert Dilley
Seneraville
Dilley
Troquois
Chicago
Brewer Wilbur Hart Dies by Suicide Over County Option Fear
Wilbur C. Hart, a wealthy Janesville brewery owner, killed himself amid temporary insanity over fear that the county option measure would pass. He prepared for suicide during the Wisconsin legislature’s fight and did not know the bill had been defeated. Separately, New York dispatches note trade conditions improved by recent weather with gradual recovery slow.
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Janesville
Wis
Wilbur C. Hart
New York
Dan
Leg Break Revealed After Week's Delay Near Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls April 2 Special H S Hughes five miles southwest of town suffered a runaway accident a week earlier injuring a leg. He treated it at home until swelling and pain worsened. A physician diagnosed a broken leg and says he will be laid up for several weeks.
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Cedar Falls
H. S. Hughes
Here
City register theft probe widens with $100000 shortage
Baltimore news reports a growing shortage in the city register's office now estimated over 100000. William F Downs, 26, married stock clerk, is charged with misappropriating 26080 of city funds and held on 50000 bail. Officials say other city workers live beyond their salaries and that civic corruption may extend beyond Downs.
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Baltimore
Mid
City Register
William F Downs
Owens
Downs
William F. Downs
Register
As8
Young Downs
Bryan
Miss Mat tie Cooper Dies at Colfax
Jesup mourns Miss Mat tie Cooper a Colfax visitor dies from enlargement of the heart after rheumatic trouble. Daughters and siblings named Walter Fred Cooper Mrs James Lee Mrs George Lochéad Mrs Henry Burrell. Funeral set for 1 30 tomorrow from Mrs Rob inson’s home with burial in Barclay township where parents rest. She was a Methodist active in church work.
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Jesup
Mattie Cooper
Colfax
Miss Cooper
Decedent
John Cooper
Lot Robinson
Robinson
Barclay Township
Walter
Fred Cooper
James Lee
Plainfield
George Lochéad
Craig, Nebr
Henry Burrell
Methodist Church
Pursuit of Crazy Snake Continues Amid Rebel Tensions
Oklahoma City April reports that Crazy Snake, Creek chieftain, remains at large in the Tiger mountains after a week of militia, sheriff, and civilian efforts. Col. Roy Hofmann plans withdrawal unless new outbreaks occur, while authorities hold 80 to 100 prisoners and seek the fugitive’s voluntary surrender. Some say Crazy Snake is wounded as relatives deny knowledge of his location amidst a sprawling chase.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Crazy Snake
Tiger Mountains
Roy V. Hofmann
Col. Hofmann
Guttirte
Minneapolis Senate approves home rule commission plan
Minneapolis April 2 the senate passed an amended Works bill authorizing boards of freeholders in home rule cities to adopt the commission form of government within their charters. The amendment, offered by Senator R E Smith, includes Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth. The bill lets city boards incorporate the commission plan and provide for mayor and council members to be elected at large or by other methods.
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Minneapolis
Senate
Boards of Freeholders
R. E. Smith
St. Paul
Duluth
Two Murderers Hanged in Montana Condensed
Frederick Lebeau, a double murderer, was hanged at Kalispell after showing illness and protests of innocence. In a separate case, Wilson Hays, an accessory to the murder of Guard John Robinson, was hanged at Deer Lodge, slowly dying after eight minutes.
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Helena
Mont
Rederick Lebeau
Kalispell
Lebeau
Wiliams H. Hays
John Robinson
Deer Lodge
Waiter killed after stammering mimicry at noon
Danville Illinois April 2 George Devaugh a waiter at Shepard's restaurant with a stammer resisted Charles Henchman who mimicked him during offers at noon yesterday and struck him, fracturing Henchman’s skull and killing him instantly Devaugh was arrested for the death.
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Danville, Jil
George Devaugh
Shepard's
Charles Henchman
Henchman
Deyvaugh
Lone robber robs post office safe in Waukee
A lone robber forced entry at the Waukee post office in Des Moines area and blew open the safe escaping with 30 dollars in cash and several hundred dollars in stamps. Local authorities investigated the heist and searched for clues and suspects.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Evening Press
Waukee
Direct Election Push Moves Senate Vote For Constitutional Change
Springfield reports the House passed a joint resolution urging Congress to call a constitutional convention for the direct election of U S senators by the people. The measure, drafted in Chicago and introduced by Rep Field stack, mirrors a Senate action, signaling broader legislative approval despite primary voting ambivalence. Dr Peter Swan dies at Traer after paralysis onset at breakfast four weeks prior. Born 1858 in Steubenville, he served as United Presbyterian pastor in multiple cities, arriving in Traer five years ago.
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Springfield
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Chicago
Fieldstack
Shurtleff
Senate
Peter Swan
Traer
Mr. Swan
Swan
Tracr
Traey
Nebraska
United Presbyterian Church
Stubenville
United Presbyterian
Burlington
Parisian Students Mock Justice With Mass Deliveries
Paris April 2 royalist students jailed by justice of the peace Mr Hammard for mutilating statues and staging demonstrations reacted humorously by ordering four hundred wagon loads of merchandise to be delivered to Hammard’s residence. The surprise deliveries caused near riot conditions as traffic was impeded and drivers urged to depart with loads.
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Paris
Hammard
M. Hammard
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