Rock Island Line Waterloo Timetable Highlights
Waterloo Iowa timetable lists Chicago Rock Island and Pacific routes with multiple east and west bound trains. Notable services include No. 20 Chicago and St Louis Limited, No. 4 Fort Dodge Dubuque Express, and Twin City Limited, with passenger and freight connections to Omaha, St Louis, Minneapolis, and Chicago. Some trains run daily, others exclude Sundays. a Chicago sleeper departs Waterloo at 6:10 p.m. and arrives 7:30 a.m. in Chicago.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Chicago
Omaha
St. Louis
Denver
Memphis
Colorado Springs
Peoria
Fort Worth
St Joseph
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Chicago and
St Louis
Chicago and Burington
St. Louis Mail and Express
Twin City Limited
Tess
Roechford
Vfay
Rock Island
C. F. Hayes
L. M. Allen
Gen. Pass
Missouri River
Ilinois
Chicago Express
Chicago Limited
St Paul and
Chi. Lim
Debuque Accom
Lfam
Fort Dodge
Dubuque Eispress
GIO
Chicago Stock
Sioux C Limited
Ft. Dodge
Pam
Sioux City
Venes Eo
Dubuqne
Dubuque
St. Paul Lim
Albert Lea Pass
Albert Lea and
Albert Lea
St. Paul Manifest
Xo Limited
St Paul Espress
Albert Lea Manifest
Rail Schedule Fragments From Chicago to Midwest Lines
A fragmented timetable lists multiple trains with origins Chicago and St Paul, including east and west side departures. Entries show times such as 2:45 am for No 1 St Joe east, 4:85 pm for No 3 Matt east, and 8:15 am City Express west. Mentions express, limited, freight, and daily services marked by agent B. H. with Sunday notes.
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Traiis
St Joe
East Side
K. C. Matt
West Side
Kansas
City Express
St. Paul Limited
C. Limited
Way East Side
Cham
St. Paul
Twin City
Poultry Hens Drunk to Increase Birthrate Report
Paris reports from the Department of Charente Inferteu describe a method where hens are fed bread soaked in wine until intoxicated then placed in nests with eggs. As sobriety returns, hens supposedly accept maternal duties, a practice now widely used to boost birthrates despite ethical concerns. English and German poultry researchers reportedly experiment with bread and beer to cut incubator costs. Authorities warn against cruelty and urge scrutiny.
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Paris
Department of Charent Inferteu
Jake
Poultrymien
Christian Vompurance Union
Methry
How to Avoid Appendicitis
An OCR fragment suggests remedies for constipation and appendix concerns. It mentions Mosk viellas of appendicitis and Ortho Lanatlyerruit syringes as mild laxative aids. The text includes brand names and cautions against substitutes, aiming to present a digestive health advertisement style.
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Mosk
J. KM. Joder
Wangler Brox
Westminster Burial of Lady Burdett-Coutts Today
The body of Lady Burdett Coutts was interred in Westminster Abbey in a service attended by a cross section of society, with the church filled to capacity. Concurrently reports from Berlin describe ongoing royal estrangements, disputed reconciliations, and a plan to build a 1907 giant cruiser to surpass all existing battleships in size and speed.
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Associated Press
London
Lauroness Burdett-Coutts
Westminster Abbey
Phe Abbey
Marlborough
Sunderland House
Quihess
Cart
Berlin
Wiliam
Colonial Office
Africa
Eglinse
Reichstas
Dreadnaught
Satsuma
Pederick
William
Black Hawk Pioneer Jacob Brand obituary appears
The Ciidden Graphic reports the obituary of Carroll county pioneer Jacob Brand died Monday afternoon at his daughter’s home Mrs Henry Snyder. Born in Ireland February 4 1840 he moved with family to Waterloo Iowa in 1850 later settled Cedar township and Carroll County. Survived by seven children Frederick Billwart Henry Anna Snyder Mary Warshaw and others. two sisters also present at the funeral. Funeral services held at Snyder home then Westlarn cemetery after religious affiliation with Methodist Episcopal church.
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Ciidden
Black Hawk
Jacob Brand
Carroll County
Henry Snyder
Mary A. Moore
Ireland
Patric
Mary
Egon Moore
America
Waterloo
Waverly
Cedar Township
Currall Co
Glese Seven Ide
Gidley
Tneoh
Garis
Culehoma
Watte S. Short
del Norte
Colorado
Baward
Spirit Lake
Jacob Anul
Short
Frederick
Dol
Henry
Bilwarl
Anna Snyder
Mary Warshaw
Whealer
Etta Orbs
Mill Aml
Connor
Vernicee
Mise Connor
Waterton
Tawi
Hiyeral
Asank IL
Berm
Glidden
Carroll Aid
Snyder
Java Orloek
Westigarn
Failures in 1906 United States statistics by RG Dun Co
Failures in 1906 totaled 31 420 bankruptcies with 116 200 015 of defaulted indebtedness and 102 676 272 in liabilities. Manufacturing failures numbered 2 690 vs 2 728 prior year. Trading class defaults reached 7 542 with liabilities around 48 186 196, down from 53 701 503 previous year.
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New York
Tan. F
United States
RG. Dun & Co
Negro regiments ordered to the Philippines by March to June
The Yimth and Veith cavalry and the fifth infantry, all the negro regiments in the regular army, are ordered to prepare for service in the Philippines. They will sail between March and June 11. Major General Bell says this is their turn to go, not a move to remove them from the United States.
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US Associated Press
Washington, BD. C
Kin
Fifth Infantry
Ams
Philippines
Bell
United States
Jackson Day Banquet Program At Waterloo By Way Of Banquet
The Jackson day banquet at half past six on January 8 features portraits of ex Governor Boies and Old Hickory. More than 200 tickets sold with door sales expected. Ladies admitted for first time in Waterloo Jackson club history. List of speakers includes W. W. Birdsall as toastmaster and J. B. Weaver Colfax among others. Menu lists assorted dainties and desserts with many dishes.
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Boies
Old Hickory
Jackson Club
Waterloo
W. W. Birdsall
J. B. Weaver
Colfax
Horace Boies
da Cato Sells
Jackson
Tefferson
J. BD. Sullivan
Des Moines
A. van Wagenen
Sioux City
M. Carr
Manchester
J. M. Parsons
Des Stones
J.D. Dennison
Dulityque
Geo. F. Treinhart
Chas. A. Dickson
Jas
A. Reed
Kansas City
Martin J. Wade
Town City
Iton
Anthony C. Daly
Marshall Towns
Kennedy
Rumor of theft at Jesup sparks village alarm
Jan 11 report from Jesup notes rumors of a burglary at a bank, but the tale shifts to a hand injury at the Linnea Central depot. Wall Hamilton, a lineman, accidentally severed arteries in his wrist while trying to brace a fall, with surgeons stopping the bleeding. Hamilton will be out of work for days. The piece also mentions Tom Freed selling stock to Alpha Young and a first poultry show in Jesup with Frank Stoddard winning top prizes.
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Tere
Wall Hamilton
Llineia Comtral de
Siaraon
Gampanys
Jayant
Hamiltear
Wil
Aomander
Disturbed the Congregation in Sunday Service Chaos
A fragment describes a disturbance during a Sunday gathering with repeated coughing and disruptors blamed on individuals including Taney, Tar, Joder, Wangler, and Alsen. The text references a sale bill printing note and a Courier office detail, implying a chaotic event tied to a local notice.
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Dlev
Taney
Tar
K. Joder
Wangler
Alsen
Bomb attack at Fourth Street National Bank shocks Philadelphia
A unknown man hurled a bomb at the Fourth Street National Bank in Philadelphia injuring several and killing W. Z. McLear, assistant cashier. The bomber demanded money from president Richard H. Rushton and fled as the device exploded. A key with RK Steele Garner Iowa was found on the bomber.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Tolay
Fourth Street National Bank
W. Z. McLear
Richard H. Rushton
Rushton
RK. Steele
Garner
Iowa
Des Moines
R. Steele
Towa
Klemmie
Trust Company Embarrassed in Goldfield Financial Trouble
San Francisco reports the L M Sullivan Trust Company of Goldfield is financially embarrassed with drafts drawn on San Francisco brokers protested. Peter Grant, treasurer here, calls the embarrassment temporary and cites about one million dollars in assets. The firm engaged heavily in mining stocks in Southern Nevada and advertised nationwide.
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San Francisco
Calif
L .M. Sullivan Trust Company of Goldfield
Peter Grant
Powder Mill Explosion Kills Four in Wisconsin
A telegram from Kenosha reports a pewter oil works at Pleasant Prairie near Racine exploded today. Four men were killed and four were injured. Authorities investigated the blast and its cause, with rescue crews working at the site.
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Pleasant Prairie, Wis
Associated Press
Racine, Wis
Kenosha
Pleasant Prairie
WRECKED BY DYNAMITE IN BISBEE AREA
Nine buildings were wrecked and mining machinery destroyed by a dynamite explosion in Lowell near Bisbee. No lives lost, windows shattered, relief train brings injured passengers from Neeleys station after a smoking car derailment. Gas supply partly restored in Cleveland after outage with one death reported from gas shortage.
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Associated Press
Bisbee
Ann
Lowell
Cape Girardeau
Neeleys Station
Weisco
Cleveland
Van
Typhoid Epidemic Plagues Scranton as Deaths Rise
Scranton faces a raging typhoid outbreak with nearly 1000 cases and escalating deaths. Officials claim the situation is under control, though reports suggest underreporting. City health boards tighten measures while allowing residents to depart to avoid demoralization, hoping for a brief quelling of the crisis.
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Scranton
Jan
Mae
Real Estate Transfers From Waterloo Listings
Real estate transfers show Trenty Hammer to John Hundley in section 31 00 14 for 140 dollars. Elen Markham to Idwin R York for a lot in East Waterloo at 600. G A Doerfler to Warren Brown trustee for a West Waterloo lot at 7000. Henry Allen to Herbert Peck for East Waterloo lot at 325. Henry B Allen to Herbert E Peck for East Waterloo lot at 82. Others include various lat and lot transfers in East Waterloo and West Waterloo with sums ranging from 350 to 9500. Cemetery plots in Wood Cemetery Hinies described as well.
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Trenty Hammer
John Hundley
Elen Markham
Idwin R. York
East Waterloo
G. A. Doerfler
Warren Brown
West Waterloo
G. A. Thoerlier
Isabella Evans
Eftie Alice Hartman
Waterloo
Yohn W. Wilby
James Register
Willoth
Hoxte
Yienry B. Aven
Herbert 1. Peck
Mast Waterloo
Henry
Allen
Herbert EB. Peck
Henry B. Allen
Herbert E. Peck
Wmmons Johnson Et al
Findhloeb Ab
Weigo
Wimwood Cemetery
Hyies
Bimwoodt i
Saloons and Cigarettes Statistics Stir Public Eye
Iowa officials release a detailed Official Register on saloon and cigarette law operations from Oct 1 1905 to Oct 1 1906. It shows 43 prohibition counties with 1 770 saloons generating 1 097 052.53 mulct revenue, plus 377 092 in extra city licenses. Seventeen thousand dollars per saloon? No, totals show varied city shares and 920 618 to cities from 1 474 145.20 collected. The report traces growth of prohibition counties since 1889 and notes cigarette tax collections were only 7 575 with Des Moines contributing 4 275.
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Oet
John Jamieson
Guy Brewer
Land Department
Jamieson
Rewer
Merriam
Brewer
Carroll
Audubon
Cedar
Emmet
Towa
Pocahontas
Sac
Shelby
Grundy
Monroe
Prohibition
Cianietis
Secretary of State
Wes Moines
Iowa
Cedar Stag
Polk
Des Moines
Scott
Davenport
Otlumwe
Prohibition Counties
Restitution Efforts for Dutch Land Grant Under Governor Van Twiller
Heirs seek restoration of land once granted to Forncocks and other Dutch settlers by letters patent signed by Governor Van Twiller. Grants were ratified by later Dutch and English governors, culminating in Lord Cornbury's administration with a deed of ownership ratified.
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Forncocks
van Twiller
Holland
New Netherlands
Lord Cornbury
Gentleman Beggar Jailed in Iowa for Cheating
Independence Iowa January 5 Gus Shuster a well dressed educated German long active in begging is jailed awaiting grand jury action on charges of false pretenses He claimed a $40 000 German heirship and sometimes a $1 500 draft His name appeared in a German uncle’s will years ago but the later will excluded him Investigators believe he came to the United States fully aware of the facts His arrest shows no emotion and he eats where he pleases even in a jail corridor
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Independence
Iowa
Gus Shuster
Iis
Shuster
Germany
Prisoner in padded cell dies after raving attack
In Gowrie area Iowa a farmer died in custody after being moved to a padded cell following violent raving and an assault on Sheriff during a tense eviction. The incident occurred at Swaledale and involved the local jail and Gowrie connection. Phone outage protest follows mutual line rule change as Sheffield patrons remove service.
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Swaledale
Iowa
Gaia
Truato
Pee- Wes Mutual Telephone Company
Sheffield
On Watches Dead in Dubuque House Tragedy
In Dubuque on January 5 a lone servant keeps silent vigil beside the body of Julia Archer after a sudden death. A single lamp and a quiet room mark the scene as authorities begin inquiry into the mystery surrounding the demise.
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Dubuque, Tawa
Whitt
Eut
Julia Archer
Electric Shock Fatal and Miserly Woman Revealed by Crime Scene
A east Duburne woman found dead in her collage amidst rumors of wealth and miserliness. Neighbors say she lived alone for decades, with blinds drawn for days before entry. A Burlington route substore keeper was killed by an electric shock while handling a live wire in a factory setting.
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Wunlington
Jawadan
George K. Morris
Burlington Route
Morris
Comte
Box Reilers Service Rural Delivery Injustice Debate
Eldova Tau and Tau warn that rural delivery costs should not be borne by towns as a public policy. The ruling prompts criticism that jock boxes are taxed at an erased rate and locals oppose financing countryside mail service. Public sentiment views the measure as unfair.
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Eldova
Towa
Tau
Lie Now Postetties
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Tarond Brand
Hichester
PILU
Hollister
Radner
Tate
Jer
Houses Drug Company
Madison
Wis
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Cedar Rapids Division
Natlee
Westminister
Black Hawk Pioneer
AML
Suliman
Parker Mouse
Nespolitan Tec Crem
Angel Cake
Ajipollinaris
Coffer
Jesup
Courier
Oilee
AC Natlée
Trust Company
Goldfield
Nevada
Lrom State Center
P. Snyder
Marshall County
Milwaukee
Rachel Snyder
2. Fornecock
New York City
Trinity Church
Henry Forncock
Wisconsin Soldiers’ Home
Findin
Forntocks
Trinity ‘Church
Ars
Nchester Repeating Rifles
Winchester
Winghester Repeating Arms
New Haven
Rosy Veomises
Prisoner
Womry Phitter
Rae
Webster County
Plotner
Gowrie
Dubugig
Ayo
Canada
Holmes
Rackeoreit
Foul
Hine _ prain euzont
Grand Focks
B.D
Jackson Street
Foley
Bright
Wangler Bros
HH. W. Ts Gar
Box Reilers Service
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