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Newspaper

Waterloo Semi Weekly Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1909

Page

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Tom Kreader Not Murdered in California Hoax

Benton County Times denies a widely circulated report that Tom Kreader, a former Vinton grocer, was shot and killed in California. The paper says the supposed victim is alive and well, calling the dispatch from Los Angeles police chief a falsehood. The rumor originated in Vinton and spread to several dailies. The Kreader family is highly respected.

Vinton Benton County Times Today Tom Kreader California The Times Los Angeles the Times Kreader

Mystery $1000 bill at Roscoe church shocks congregation

In Roscoe Pennsylvania a $1000 bill dropped into the Roscoe Methodist Episcopal church collection last Sunday astonished the lot. The elder in charge nearly fainted at the denomination. The donor is unknown after a trustee canvass of attendees found no clues. The church, with about 325 members, has annual offerings far below the amount. The owner may reclaim the bill by paying for the ad if it was a mistake.

Roscoe, Pa Roscoe Methodist Episcopal Church Roscoee Pittsburg Jr. J. Pearce Pearce Robert Pendleton

Washington pastor's notes in marriage suit revealed letters

Miss Laura Bunn Clark, daughter of former Mayor Hale Clark, turned letters written by Rev. Homer E. Davidson over to her attorney. The letters, sent to “Mrs. E. E. Davis” and signed Elmer, discuss a fake St. Louis marriage, threats, poverty, and an ongoing dispute with the minister. Davidson resigned from the Presbyterian church board after a local paper urged legal action rather than inflammatory talk.

Washington Ind Laura Bunn Clark Hale Clark St. Louis Homer E. Davidson Davidson Cincinnati E. E. Davis Elmer The Presbyterian Church

Goldman Now an Alien In Buffalo Court

Judge Hazel in the U S circuit court canceled the citizenship papers of Jacob A Kersner and revoked rights of his wife Emme Goldman. Kersner, an anarchist leader, had obtained his papers in 1884 at age 19 after two years in the United States, less than the five-year requirement. No defense was offered.

Buffalo Hazel United States Circuit Court Jacob. A. Kersner Kersner Omnia Goldman Emme Goldman

Town Talk from Friday's Daily

Local column notes recoveries births trips moves and family news. Mrs Glen Harper recovering after surgery. Mr and Mrs Samuel Holden relocating to South Dakota. Mrs Sly returns from Portland preferring Waterloo. a baby born to Ralph and Mrs Walker at 415 Bayard. Mr and Mrs J J Thompson visiting from Los Angeles. Montezuma Republican sold to Charles K Needham firm. editor J W Jarnagin linked to Cedar Falls Record. H D Gould marks fifth birthday with family gathering. Henry Cue sells 40 acre Mt Vernon farm for 3000 to Herman Wasserford. J K Joder and C A Stoy return from California. William Cue and mother settle in Waterloo as carpet weavers.

Glen Harper Samuel Holden South Dakota Sly Portland Oregon Waterloo Ralph Walker Bayard Street Henry Cue Mt. Vernon Township Herman Wasserford

Old Rates Kept on Silk Garters In Tariff Debates

Congressman Fitzgerald of New York urged a 30 percent cut in duties on suspenders and garters as part of the Payne tariff bill while other amendments were debated. The house wrestled with committee amendments, laboring late into the evening as leaders defended shifts in Dingley era provisions. Waterloo Iowa and Des Moines reports discussed saloon limits, Moon bill passages, and governance of state libraries and historical depots amid a busy legislative agenda. Cy rus Parker dies at Nashua after long illness, marking another local obituary.

Washington Fitzgerald New York Hill Connecticut Jacquard Harrison House Des Moines O'Connor Chickasaw Feely Senate Brindley Ames Schambaugh State Library Johnson Brigham Thirty-Third General Assembly Carroll Board of Control Cownie J.P. Connor F. F. Jones Downie Legislative Senate Iowa

Ninety-Year-Old Woman Makes First Ride in 44 Years

From Fridayrs Daily Mrs H Tiffany returned from Nora where she attended the funeral of her sister in law Mrs Will Simmons. She brings Mrs Eliza Simmons aged over 90 to Waterloo to live. She had not ridden a train or seen electric lights in decades. Despite her age she remains alert about farming and current events and looks forward to new experiences in Waterloo.

H. Tiffany Nora Will Simmons Eliza Simmons Waterloo Simmons Warren Sinois Central

Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo Districts

A list of transfers recorded in Waterloo area property deeds. E W Kendall to Adolph J Wit tick for land 21-89-13 valued at 5000 dollars. Alice Walker to John and Halley for a West Waterloo lot at 950 dollars. H J Kohler to D Elias Fox land B1-87-11, 94850. H J Blanchaine et al to D Elias Fox land 31-87-11, 4630. Sidney G Weick to EB Barrett land 11-90-12, 13160. Mary Talty to T J Ellis jat East Waterloo 640. Nora M Warris to Elmer W Harris et al land 12-89-14, 7000. Thomas Cascaden jr to EB W Mellinger low West Waterloo 300. Charlies KW Bentz to Charles M Fawrett jat East Waterloo 1. F J Stanton to Charles M Fawgett fat East Waterloo 1. Charles K Bentz to Harriet T W Pawcett lot East Waterloo 1. Clara Hazel Potter to Nettig FH Pommier lot West Waterloo 1. oad.

E. W. Kendall Adolph J. Wittick Alice Walker John & Halley West Waterloo H. J. Kohler D. Elias Fox H. J. Blanchaine Mary Talty T. J. Ellis East Waterloo Nora M. Warris Elmer W. Harris Et al Thomas Cascaden, Jr EB. W. Mellinger Charlies KW Bentz Charles M. Fawrett F. J. Stanton Charles M. Fawgett Charles K. Bentz Harriet TW. Pawcett Clara Hazel Potter Nettig FH. Pommier

Fashionable Styles in Politics in France

Paris Figaro notes many literary men adopt a polished political stance to suit their taste and attitude. They align with a party as they would choose a necktie, shaping public appearance over concrete beliefs.

France Ther Neckyie Paris Figaro

Arrival of Slavonia steamer brings Petro funeral planned

New York flags fly at half staff above city hall and police headquarters as the Slavonia arrives with the body of Lieut Joseph Petro. Petro, assassinated in Palermo, Sicily, on March 12 while protecting America from Sicilian criminals. City officials, police, Italian societies and citizens will attend a funeral for Petro on Monday.

New York Slavonia Joseph Petro Eiat Palermo Sicily America Petrosini

Refining Plant Explosion Injures Several in Port Richmond

Ow Sta. Explodes at Standard 64 refining plant in Port Richmond California on April 9. Fire destroys part of the works and several people are reported injured.

Standard Air Works California Port Richmond Cal Standard 64 Company

Taken Sick on Train Dies at Destination Shell Rock

Mrs. Casper Dale who lived here over forty years died April 8 at her daughter’s home in Waverly after becoming unconscious on a CGW train. She was 2:20 p.m. when death occurred. Survived by five children including Mrs. Sparks and Mrs. Collins. Funeral at Riverside Cemetery.

Shell Rock Casper Dale Anna Colins Waverly Dale Sparks CGW Mesdames Wm. Ross BE. S. Sparks Jas, Dale Bakersfield Cal Chas Riverside Cemetery

200 Diseased Cows Found in Cincinnati Dairy Herd

The Cincinnati health department and federal meat inspectors reported that a herd of six hundred cows supplying Cincinnati milk includes 200 infected with tuberculosis. The notice notes cooperation between local and federal authorities and concerns public health.

Cincinnati Cincinnati, Health Department

Married Today at Sycamore Ill Faith Hoy and Herbert Boies wed

Faith Hoy of Sycamore and Herbert B Boies of Waterloo were married at the bride’s parents home in Sycamore. The ceremony occurred at 10 o'clock with a small gathering. Mrs Boies will be at home after June 1. Boies is senior partner of Boies and Law, son of former Governor Horace Boies.

Charles Hoyt Sycamore Faith Hoy Herbert B. Boies Waterloo Boles Boies West Waterloo High School Northwestern University Phi Beta Phi Daughters of the American Revolution Boles & Law Horace Boies EB. L. Boies Boies & Boies Courier E. I. Boies Republican H. B. Boies Faith Boies Hoyt C. H. Hoyt Methodist Church Miss Hoyt

Get License to Wed Today

A marriage license was issued to Michael F. Brown aged 26 and Johanna Murphy aged 25, both of Dysart. The couple formerly resided near LaPorte City where they are well known.

Michael F. Brown Johanna Murphy Dysart LaPorte City

Raymond April visitors and community notices in Jesup

Raymond notes several social visits between residents of Raymond and nearby Waterloo including Mrs A Burt Mr John Kelley Mrs Frank Barron and children with Grandma Washburn Mrs Ella Hobson and family. Local farmers sow oats plow and garden, box sociable planned at Raymond school house to raise funds for M E church lighting. Various property transfers listed in town records.

Raymond A. Burt John Kelley Waterloo Math Berend West Frank Barron Grandma Washburn Ella Hobson Frank Douglas Des Moines Glen Parker Isabelle Springer Norway Town T. M. Nielson Grandma Gould Waterlow Elizabeth Trierweiler Jesup Nick Klein Elizabeth Fischels Brick John Fischels Kate Fischels T. O'Keefe C. H. Hall O'Keefe Raymond School M. E

Bennington Township Social News and Obituary Notes

Miss Roga Swivel of Whittemore visits sisters Mrs George Funk and Mrs Will Mixdorf. A St John Lutheran confirmation, a basket social at H Fasse home, and school openings are reported. Funeral for William Hartung, 35, held in Bennington with German Lutheran services. survivors include wife Anna Walters and siblings. Ramona Kramer ill with ear infections. Laura Mueller ill at college.

Bennington Roga Swivel Whittemore George Funk Will Mixdorf St. John’s Lutheran Adix H. Fasse Laura Mueller Lena Gibbs New Castle Neb E. B. Sage J. Kurtt Denver Ramona Kramer Bealings Ladies Aid Society George Knapp F_ Shining C. Nolting Waterloo Ella Reichert Coral E. , Shining Mabel Shining Harriet Tribon Mrs. Smith Carrie Whitney Lou Hartung William Hartung Anna Walters Fred Sioux City John Roseline Anya Emma

Public School Resumes After Vacation in Jesup

Jesup notes a one week school recess ends and high school pupils buy a piano for the assembly room. A musical program is planned at the opera house on April 14 with fifteen or twenty five cent admission. proceeds go toward piano costs. Local residents swap travel and family news as several move to Independence.

Jesup Mr Hawkins Independence Fred Miller Waterloo Ralph Young Ed. Trebon Prof. Wiltcox N. Miller J. A. Buechele Margaret Munsey Clarence Crynes Chicago

Local Notes From Denver and Surrounding Towns

Denver and nearby communities report visitors and entertainments. Mrs Henry Wente r and Mrs John Schumaker were visitors last Thursday. Aide society meeting hosted by Mrs Fredkins. Many locals confirm in Lutheran and St Peter churches. A thimble bee and visits to Waterloo and Waverly are noted. A dance with Beloit's harp orchestra is planned for April 13. Several residents attend funerals in Waterloo and Denver. William Hartung dies after long illness. remembered for steadfast faith.

Denver Henry Wenter John Schumaker Fredkins Aide Society Leta Meyers Mr. &Schoenbaum Lutheran Trena Elsie Prestfen Waverly R. Phillips Will Lingelbach Clara Moessner Waterloo Elsie Moeller Emma Oltrogge Elsie Prestien Eddie Beeman Herman Poock St Peter's Church Bertha Lobeck Littleton Will Eliendenst Fred Mathias Lou Baker Christ Brandt Stour Beloit Henry Shoemaker H.C. Bruns Mrs. Behnett

Marble Rock News Update and Local Events

Marble Rock items report J P Miller celebrated his 70th birthday with relatives. H Stott, age 85, is critically ill after a back injury. Mrs J W Martin hosts guests with Yeomen delegates traveling to Des Moines. Ladies' Aid from M E church and cantatas planned at Easter. John Randall injures a collarbone in a horse incident. Visitors from Greene and Nora Springs call on relatives. Church Easter programs under preparation. Mr and Mrs Justin Haynes host Philathea Baraca gathering. Co F Greenswood travels to Illinois. Hattie Hubbard visits from Waterloo. Edith Waller visits. G B Robinson travels to Texas. Ed Garber operated for tumor. Nies family returns to Stuart after visiting.

Marble Rock J. P. Miller H. Stott B. J. Oakes FP. W. Belangee Waterloo J. W. Martin Kate Hillman Mary Campbell Grand Cendors Yeomen Des Moines S. W. McNinch Minnie Horr Ladies’ Aid Society M. E John Randall Charles Williams Greene M. J.paddleford Nora Springs Methodists Christian Church Justin Haynes Co. F. Greenswood Illinois Hattie Hubbard West Side

Wreck Tale of Tug George Flood Drags Ashore Near Cleveland

In Cleveland on April 9 the deck cabin of the fishing tug George Flood, caught in a Wednesday gale, washed ashore twelve miles east of the city. No word yet on the captain or nine crew members. In Newark, April 9, the Orange local of the United Hatters and about forty unionists were enjoined from threats of violence in the strike against local hat manufacturers and from revoking workers’ union cards for returning to work.

Cleveland Ohio George Flood Here Newark N. J Orange The United Hatters of North America

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