Waterloo helps a starving traveler get back on track
A Waterloo community response supports Arthur Cleall, a Minneapolis man stricken by sickness and traveling west. Captain Klingaman and Captain Tripp gather funds, donate a horse, harness, and $15 plus future aid, enabling Cleall to continue toward Colorado. Donations continue as locals express gratitude and offer further help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Courier
Arthur Cleall
Minneapolis
Colorado
Captain Tripp
Associated Charities
Kyingamanu
Klingaman
Mr. Klingaman
Capt. Tripp
Uneasiness at Washington over proposed internal improvements
The Washington scene grows anxious as the push for federal ownership and a vast internal improvements program raises fears of political and financial disruption. Both parties voice unease at the populist doctrine, warning of constitutional overreach, state jurisdiction conflicts, and potential economic ruin similar to past wildcat currency and overambitious road and canal schemes.
Lawyers Added for Thaw Defense in White Trial
New York reports two more lawyers, John F. F. Iselin and Howard S. Gans, have been retained for Harry K. Thaw’s defense in his Tombs trial for fatally shooting Stanford White. It is unclear who will lead the defense. David Watson of Pittsburgh is said to be retained as advisory counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft Ds
Duckuy
New York
Harry J. Thaw
Tombs
Stanford White
John FF. Iselin
Honard S. Gans
Digories
Me Tselh
Thaw
David Watson
Pitteburg
Anarchists Arrested in Marseilles Morning Clash
Anarchists were arrested in Marseilles this morning amid reports of planned outrage on President Fatheres. The Associated Press notes rising tensions as global news wires report on political unrest and clashes across Europe with scattered confirmations of arrests and provocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Marseilles
Fatheres
Copenhagen
David Th. Francis
Mozer
Fredericl
Tinares
Madrid
Linares
Sarlingo
Senor Soriand
Hspava Nueva
Sarigossa
Henry
Boriin
Prince Henry of
Prissidt
Fas Bean Sanpointud
Adjira Yorn Koester
Haytien
Verdga Bricts
Paris
St. Savicuns Ehieh
London
John Harvard
Harvard Adversity
Wesbirius
Harvard
Chicago Cashier Hering Charged in Wrecker Ring
In Milwaukee Avenue State Bank cashier Honey We Hering faces scrutiny by detectives over a wiretapped claim of a gambling ring run by Chicago figures including Tom Reave and Louis Le Lens. Hering admits acquaintance with Towers and Trayanil but says his bets were small and trouble not caused by them. Police seek the money trail and who received it.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Tom” Reave
Chieiga
Troy
Louis le Lens
Hering Waa
Califernia
Tetwe
Hering
Yenng
Towe
Trayanil
Five Men Arrested Across U.S. for Bogus Bond Scheme
Five men were arrested today on charges of selling bogus bonds in various regions of the United States. The defendants are linked to a purported incorporated concern with an alleged capital of one million dollars, according to Associated Press dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chargirs
United States
Ai Incorporated Condern
Bryan Replies to Sullivan In Bitter Exchange
Lincoln Sept 1 The reply of William Jennings Bryan to Chicago leader Roger Sullivan was issued last night. Bryan says he will not elevate a personal dispute into a public clash and denounces Sullivan as tied to private corporate interests. He argues Democrats must consider public welfare over individual ambitions and urges Illinois Democrats to decide matters at the next state delegates meeting. The piece also covers Roosevelts Cuban policy moves with naval plans and Marines being dispatched to Havana and congressional actions granting power to Palma to wage war.
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Lincoln
Neb
Wiliam
Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Chicago
Mr. Sullivan
Jefferson
Illinois
St. Louis
Sullivan
Springfield
Minois
Democratic Party of the
United States
Democrats
Ilinois
Tlinois
Democratic Party
Ter Lo Senor Quesada
Onde
Roosevelt
Havana
Taft
Bacon
Cuba
Des Moines
Dixie
Cuantapamo
Ilavana
Tacoma
Javell
Norfolk
Minneapolis
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Newark
Bonaparte
Baton
Oyster Bay
Hawana
Palma
Colwell
Eruiser
Denver
Lanuing
Elavana
Navy Department
Congress
Havaia
Republic
Rueral
Funston
Wash
Frederick Funston
Washington
Cleveland
Eduardo Chilas
Santiago
Laday
San Domingo
Santa Clara
Bne
Coronel Molijo
Marietta
Clenmogos
Gilves
N. Y
Henry Grout
California
Havana War Reports Roaming Conflict News Snapshots
Associated Press dispatches from Havana recount heavy fighting near El Gano and near Wajay as government forces clash with rebels. Reports claim mixed victories, with casualties on both sides and unclear rebel losses. Other items note naval movements, bridges destroyed, and U S intervention talk as tensions rise.
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Associated Press
Havana
el Gano
Ach
Frodtienes
Wajay
Los
Joss
Suicide by train shocks South Dakota town
Sioux City dispatch reports 47-year-old Jack Foster, a harvest hand from Fort Mudge, killed himself today by lying under a train near Mellette, South Dakota. Family strain followed a troubled reunion last night. Foster and his wife had separated months ago and attempted reconciliation multiple times.
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Sioux City
Jack Foster
Ferweny
Fort Mudge
Mellette
South Dakota
Foster
Transfers of Cedar Falls and Waterloo Real Estate
Real estate transfers list several Cedar Falls and Waterloo parcels. Ima R. Cosgrave to Mary A. Strawn for a Cedar Falls lot at 1250 dollars. H L Chase to Charles A. Hints for Cedar Falls lots at 52 dollars. James M. Dandfield to Elale L. Epperson for a East Waterloo lot at 300 dollars. Albert C. Bollinger et al to Tannie V. Lane for an East Waterloo lot at 2600 dollars. Anne B Snyder to A J Rebar for a West Waterloo lot at 2700 dollars. Joseph T. Vowers to Thomas the wards for a West Waterloo lot at 2800 dollars.
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Ima R. Cosgrave
Mary A. Strawn
Cedar Falls
H. L. Chase
Charles A. Hints Ab
Lotx
James M. Dandfield
Elale L. Epperson
East Waterloo
Albert C. Bollinger Et. al
Tannie V. Lane
Anne PB. Snyder
A. J. Rebar
West Waterloo
Joseph T. Vowers
Thomas
Insult to veterans fuels uproar over relief list
A Black Hawk county board resolution to publish names and amounts of Soldiers' Relief aid drew fierce criticism. The writer argues it shames veterans who served 1861 to 1865, says aid funds aid daily living, not charity, and calls for an extra session to rescind the measure. Tax payer laments public exposure of needy veterans nationwide.
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Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
Fegles
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Mellon
Yeas—Kyles
Johnson
Rownd
Newton Nays
Welstead
Becker
Kascht
Union of States
Messrs
Newton
Jong
Wegles
Jolson
C.D. Becker
Soldiers' Relief Committee
Relief Committee
Mayor Receives Appeal Over Missing Boy Harry Maxey
A Cumberland Wis. father letters Mayor Merner seeking help for his son Harry Maxey who ran away with a circus last April. Found near the electric plant suffering rheumatic pain and lameness, he was cared for at the city hall by Marshal Enlow and is now able to travel. The letter notes the boy will turn 17 on November 3 and asks for guidance on what to do next.
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W. H. Merter
Cedar Falls
Jayne
Merner
Marshal Enlow
Oity Hall
Eare
Harry Maxey
Harry
Cumberland
Wis
Des Moines to Minneapolis lad aided after illness and poverty
A sick poor boy, left penniless after rheumatism hospital care failed, traveled from Des Moines to Minneapolis where Marshal Enlow bought him a ticket. The boy, with eight grandfather, is expected to recover and return to Wisconsin once strength returns. The letter criticizes the father for indifference to his son’s plight.
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Eral
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Marshal Enlow
Wisconsin
Jeongidign
Death of Mrs Mary A Bigley Linked to Cassie Chadwick
Woodstock Ontario Sept 15 The persistent worries over Cassie Chadwick the daughter of Mrs Mary A Bigley are cited as the indirect cause of Mary's death. On her deathbed she prayed for Cassie Chadwick's forgiveness despite evidence against the high finance criminal. Cassie Bigley Chadwick was born near a local truck ferry.
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Woodstock
Ont
Cassie
Mary A. Bigley
Chadwick
Ohio
Pastor Rev B Chase resigns after reaching sixtieth year
The age bound agitation reached the Austin Congregational church as Rev B Chase, past sixty, resigned his pastorate. Trustees accepted his resignation yesterday and plans call for a church vote next Wednesday evening. Chase has led the church for five years and will step down on November 30.
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Chicasa
The
Austin Congregational Church
B. Chase
Chase
Lis
Iowa potato giant eyed to power Iowa farm economy
Washington reports Iowa may gain a new industry from denaturized alcohol production using a European potato variety. The large tuber, while less valuable for eating, promises enormous yields, with claims of 600 gallons of alcohol per plant, boosting light heat power for farms and households. Officials Secretary Wilson and Dr. Galloway champion the effort as pivotal for state agriculture.
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Washington, D. C
Iowa
Jowa
Agricultural Department
Europe
Wilson
Dr. Galloway
Towa
Rumors of New Rubber Trust Linked to Ryan Return
Wall Street anticipates an official announcement forming a global rubber trust. Reports claim Thomas I. Ryan will secure American control over crude rubber and influence worldwide rubber manufacturing. Abroad chatter links Ryan to King Leopold of Belgium over African rubber rights, with Colonel Samuel P. Colt mentioned as president of the syndicate.
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New York
Sopl
Thomas I. Ryan
Europe
Wall Street
Ryand
Leopold
Belgium
Afrion
Rubber control inquiry ties to Colt Inx statement
A fragment indicates the Rubber company discussed in Europe and the distribution of rubber supplies, with Colonel Colt Inx noted as confirming partial or concluded involvement in a larger deal. The snippet references a probe into rights and control aspects within the rubber trade.
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Dniton States ‘Rubber Company
Europe
Colt
Mrs Longworth reports crush at McKinley memorial unveiling
A panic swept a 50 000 strong crowd at the Capitol grounds as Mrs Nicholas Longworth unveiled the McKinley memorial statue. Two women were injured and removed by ambulance while Mrs Longworth remained composed. The dedication program continued at Memorial Hall with Gov Harris presiding and speakers including Day Daniel McKay and Brown. The statue group features a central deaf president figure with bronze figures symbolizing industry education prosperity and peace. Sculptor Herman A McNeil from New York created the work in Vermont granite pedestals.
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Columbus
Capitol
Nicholas Longworth
McKinley Monument
Longworth
Eliza Louisa Kuhn
South Sixth Street
Gov. Harris
William R. Day
Supreme Court of the United State
John W. Danicl
United States
Virginia
Joseph MckKay
Brooklyn
N. Y
Toulon Veteran Legion
R. B. Brown
Grand Army of the Republic
McKinley
Widlow
Tha McKinley Day
Hari Vermont
Herman A. McNeil
New York
Little Girls Stage Robbery After Fun
In Salirtay's Daily report two young girls aged about one year and a half are accused of stealing Miss Hattie Kenison's handbag containing over ten dollars. The duo chased down East Fourth Street to Water Street and were brought to the city hall for custody. The other item describes Chief Sweitzer recapturing a jail escapee, Frank Jackson, who fled the corridor, sprinting toward Firth Street before being recaptured and placed in a cell.
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Salirtay
Justi
Water Street
Miss Kenison
City Hall
Franklin Street
Kenison
Sweitzer
Firth Street
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Mt. Bryan
América
Daniel
Theury
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West
Middle West
Indiana
Trenmury
Deverd Slim
Castle Dering
Couey
Cienfuegos
Marietta Marines
Boston
Portemouth
Caban- AS
Jiakvest Tland
Waterlon
la Porte City
Jacob Anson
Anlon
Cedi
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
New Haven
Conn
Dizd Vrom Worky
Cassie Chadwick
Woodstock, Ont
F.ryan
Congo
Mrs. Longworth
Little Girls
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