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Newspaper

Waterloo Semi Weekly Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1906

Page

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The World's Richest Man Alfred Beit of South Africa

Alfred Beit, dubbed the world’s only billionaire, built vast diamond and gold interests in South Africa from Hamburg roots. The quiet, unassuming financier shaped Kimberley’s industry, financed De Beers links, and held major stakes in land and mines across Transvaal. He hosted lavish London rooms while wielding immense influence behind the scenes, with ties to Rhodes and Barnato.

Boston Transcript Alfred Belt Ceril Rhodes South Africa Hamburg Germany Fortune Mr. Bell England Bir. Rockefeller Bell Cape Town Wahoo Carlisle Indians Africa Thwirnck Capt Town Kimberley Kimberly Rhodes Belt Rhod Cecil Rhoades Griqualand Barnato de Beers Company Beir Werner, Belt & Co Transvaal South African Republic United Concessions Alfred Bett Tillip Iniires London Ac Africa Rho i

New Cedar Falls Publisher Incorporates Cummins Paper

The Cedar Falls publishing firm Cummins Paper is incorporated by The Globe with 4000 of 10000 capital paid in before start. The company will publish a paper, provide printing and bindery services, and owes no more than 40 percent of capital stock. Directors listed include P. E. McClenahan, J. L. Bailey, C. B. Harris, W. H. Silliman, and H. C. Hemeo.

Cedar Falls The Globe P. E. McClenahan 3. L. Bailey C. B. Harris WH. N. Silliman H.C. Hemeowas

Babe Strangled to Death in Woedsville Tragedy

Special report: Qedar Falls district. Johannah Johnson, a one month old infant, died last night in Woedsville after a coughing spell during whooping cough. The baby died in its mother's arms before medical aid could arrive.

Qedar Falls Uly Johannah Ole.Johnson Woedsville

Imprisonment for Chauffeur in Kings County Case

New York chauffeur Frank Busold received two months in Kings County penitentiary from City Judge Beall for recklessly driving and injuring former Supervisor Thomas A Browne and Mrs Ambee Hewison on July 1. Owner George W Bryant was held in bail until next Thursday to allow a review of whether an owner can be held equally guilty with the chauffeur. An appeal to the County Court was arranged in Busold’s case.

New York Kings County Penitentiary Beall Yonkers Frank Busold Thomas A. Browne Ambee Hewison George W. Bryant Ball Couuty Ahee Rusold

George Perkins protests Polk county delegates to state convention

Sioux City July 20 George D Perkins has prepared a formal protest against seating Polk county's seventy two delegates to the state convention. His five objections claim the county convention failed to elect delegates proxies were barred by law and the chair denied authority to Cummins to select delegates. He argues the county did not adopt the necessary resolutions and that actions by McComber and Twombly left no resolutions pending. The protest seeks to invalidate Cummins’ selection authority and remove Polk delegates, aiming to reduce Cummins’ influence in the delegation.

Sioux City George D. Perkins Polk County Herking Perkins Cummins Polk A. B. Cummins McComber Twombley Meg Coimber W.C. Russell Hart FP. Biggs J. M. Hayes W. G. Dows E. C. Barber L. A. Brewer E. M. Scott Warren Harmen J.T. Carmody George Mummey Hugh Beattie W. A. Fulkerson E. M. Reynolds L. W. Anderson W. 8. King W. G. Bye Keokuk County Etter Judge Wade John Lewis Waypello Congress Thomas Keiley Sigourney J. C. Beem What Cheer

Des Moines Bribery Charges Roil City Council

Des Moines July 20 A Alderman Hamery claims A Hadley said other council members were visited and would not be alone when voting for street railway measures The East Side Commercial League pressures slowed the council delaying the second reading of the Des Moines City railway ordinance and signaling a slow unresolved path ahead for passage The public dispute centers on alleged attempts to influence votes and cohesive bloc strategy among unnamed council members and corporate backers

Des Moines J. L. Hamery George B. Hippee A. D. Hadley Lie Council Min City Council Des Moines City Railway Company Staly East Side Commercial League

Gourdain Seeks Court Action After Return to Narragansett Pier

Louis A. Gourdain, noted lottery figure, arrived from New York and visited Justice White of the U.S. Supreme Court in Narragansett Pier. White declined to receive his petition, reaffirming the clerk’s stance. Gourdain said he would not seek further interview with Justice McKenna, and White’s statement reassured him. The exchange was cordial, with White noting prior acquaintance with Gourdain’s father from Louisiana.

Narragansett Pier Louis A. Gourdain Chicago New Orleans Joliet Penitentiary New York Justices White Supreme Court of the United States White Supreme Court Washington Gowrdain Justice White Gourdain Hold la Fourche Loushian Ind K Urem Fern

Hartje Hartje Conspiracy Case Shocks Pittsburgh

Pittsburg July 20 Judge Fraser allows conspiracy evidence in the Hartje divorce case naming Augustus Hartje John L Welshons and Clifford Hope. Cross bill accused of immorality, with testimony from a former servant about visits to a disorderly resort and alleged blackmail demanded for perjury.

Pittsburg Praser Augustus Hartje John L. Welshons Merchant Cliford Hope Hartje Fraser Hartie

Their Little Grait Officers Draw Salaries Explained

Indianapolis July 20—State Life Insurance executives admitted drawing three salaries each. Andrew M. Sweeney president Samuel Quinn vice president and agency manager W S Wynn secretary actuary and Charles W Coffin general counsel disclosed salaries of 16000 annually, 1500 as director, and 2500 as executives.

Indianapolis Ind State Life Insurance Company Andrew M. Sweeney Samuel Quinn Vvice Wynn Charles W. Coffin

Miss Charke to Wed in Cheyenne This Summer

Laura Chirk the daughter of United States Senator Clarence Ti Clark of Wyoming plans to marry Charles Blythe a Salt Lake City merchant on August 6 at her home in Cheyenne Miss Charke is noted for her horsemanship and has traveled by horse pack from Evanston to Yellowstone National Park over 400 miles.

Miss Charke Cheyenne Wyo July SA Laura Chirk United States Clarence Ti -Clark Wyoming Charles Blythe Salt Lake City Aston Miss Clark Evanston Yellowstone National Park

Allison's Condition Improves Amid Denials of Setback

A letter from Senator Allison's secretary reports gradual improvement after his return to Dubuque. He is riding and driving, has a good appetite, gains strength, and has avoided worsening conditions despite hot weather. Senate Appropriations officials deny reports of decline.

Washington, D. C Allison Lee McNeeley McNeeley Alison Dubuque Senate Committee On Appropriations Des Moines

Real Estate Transfers In Waterloo Area

A. J. Ackerman transfers jot in Waterloo to James Byrnes for 200 dollars. Etta M. Heiser deeds to Etta L. Reed et al on an East Waterloo lot for 300 dollars. Reed et al transfer back to Heiser on East Waterloo jot for 1279.60. C. H. Storm sells jot in East Waterloo to Sylvia A. Chapman for 2000. J. L. Bailey conveys a Cefar Falls lot to C. D. Mills for 300. Ole C. Gullickstad transfers an East Waterloo lot to Andrew N. Gullickstad for 1. Charles E. Burgoon sells land in section 12 88 14 to FP M Trich for 200.

A. J. Ackerman James Byrnes Raat Waterloo Etta M. Heiser Etta L. Reed East Waterloo Etta L. Reed Et al C. H. Storm Sylvia A. Chapman J. L. Bailey C. D. Mills Cefar Falls Ole C. Gullickstad Andrew N. Gullickstad Charles E. Burgoon FP. M. Trich Sec

Funeral for Mrs Catherine J Norris Held in Waverly

Mrs Maude G Hostetler with her son Lloyd and sister Miss Pearl Norman traveled to Waverly to attend the funeral of their great aunt Mrs Catherine J Norris. She lived in Waverly all her life born March 1 1824 and died Tuesday July 17 1906 after heart troubles. She is survived by a sister in Waverly and relatives in Waterloo.

Treath Maude G. Hostetler Lloyd Pearl Norman Waverly Catherine J. Norris Episcopal Church Norris Waterloo John Norman Maude ‘Hostetler

Hunter and His Crowd in Des Moines Rail Ticket Fight

Des Moines reports that constitutional lawyers for Perkins Hunter plan to block the state election board from ruling on whether a so called Republican ticket, filed by Hunter and allies, can appear on the social ballot. They argue the board lacks power if two tickets claim Republican status, potentially sending the dispute to court. The tactic aims to influence the August convention and could split the party.

Des Moines Perkins-Hunter State Election Board Balters Cummins Election Board Secretary of State Auditor of State Attorney General Superintendent of Public Instruction the Savery Cummings Marion County Hunter-Young Palle County Hull Regent Congress Republican Party Harvey Ingham Captain Hull Congress Iowa Pennsylvania Railroad Falls Hamilton- Wright-Hardin Senatorial District Ward Eldora Peterson Clarion Chase Webster City Dmbuque Denison Dubuque Carroll United States Wed Bryan

Unknown Man Killed Near Melvin In Toxic Condition

An unidentified man about 45 was struck by a train near Melvin and died three hours later without regaining consciousness. He had been seen earlier in town intoxicated and wandering along the tracks. He died after a head injury and multiple leg fractures, clothing offered no identification.

Melvin Mel- Vin

Peculiar Accident Injures 13YearOld in Gillett Grove

Charles Fielder, 13, son of Ed Fielder of Gillett Grove township, nearly died when a cultivator shovel ripped his right thigh as horses moved and he adjusted fly nets. Doctors fear permanent crippling despite life being saved. Also in Iowa news, a July 20 report notes town educators’ exams and a woman burned to death in Fort Madison after ignited stove fuel set her clothing aflame.

Spencer Charles Fielder Ed. Fleder Gillett Grove Township Fort Madison Henry Bentler Houghton

Rural letter carriers named and staff changes

Rural letter carriers appointed Casey Thomas Vorheis Wing J Cavanagh Sidney Frank Mann Giester Sully Edward Haines and substitutes named W R Oliver promoted to steamboat inspection in Dubuque The National Bank of Commerce of St Louis approved as reserve agent for City National Bank of Clinton Independence Bulletin Journal reports a chorus network forming in northeastern towns led by Scott B Prowell of Waterloo ahead of Thomas orchestra appearance Prowell previously lived in Manchester and now runs a music class in Waterloo

Washington, D.C Casey Thomas Vorheis Wing J. Cavanagh Sidney Frank E. Mann Frank Giester Sully Edward 8. Haines Fred C. Haines W. R. Oliver Dubuque National Bank of Commerce of St. Louis City National Bank of Manchester Independence Bulletin-Journal Scott B. Prowell Waterloo Thomas Prowell

Arson arrests shock McMillan community in Luce county

Eight McMillan residents were arrested in Luce county on arson charges, ending a string of incendiary fires. The Associated Press report notes political tensions surrounding the case as investigations continue.

Associated Press Marquette Mich Luce County McMillan Sture

Ex-Gov Warrior Bolen Leaves for Canara After Fatal Event

Grundy Republican reports ex-governor and warrior Bolen plans departure following a fatal incident. Details are unclear in the fragmentary OCR, but the item notes Bolen’s intention to travel and follow up on the situation.

Grundy Bolen Canara Yerain

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