Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Dubuque Sunday Herald in Dubuque, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Dubuque Sunday Herald

Location

Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1900

Page

8

Tragic drowning claims Dubuque youth Jaeger

The drowning of 13 year old Carl Jaeger near Zollicoffer’s lake is reported. He and two companions were swimming when he slipped from a mud bar into deep water. His body was recovered with help from relatives and authorities. Funeral services are set for Monday at St Mary’s Church with burial in German Catholic Cemetery.

Whetherwald Zollicoffer Red Dager Krancis Jaexer Dubuque Chey Arthur Lathrop Curk Snapp Zoltleoffer Chak Farally Jaegers Botog Jewaukee Carl Knapp Panio Gunthrop Knapp Jaeger Gethrop Zolliwoffer Frank Arnold Rudolph Oscar Atte S Mildred

Hon John Glass Dies at 64 in Great Falls Montana

Notice reports Hon John Glass aged 64 former U S marshal at Deer Lodge Mont died in Great Falls after a long western career. He left a daughter in Spokane and a son in British Columbia and had lived retired recently.

Brownson Ling Dubuque John Glass Great Falls Mont Cather J. Brownson Brownson Dubuquets Monetang Gen. Grant United States Deer Lodge Ife Spokane Naxon British Columbia

J K Graves steamer sinks near Helena with three lives lost

Reports say the raft er J K Graves went down in ninety feet of water seven miles south of Helena Arkansas on May 1. Fireman Fred Duncan of Paducah Kentucky and an unnamed black cook perished. The remaining passengers and crew reached shore safely. No insurance was carried on the boat.

D. Ke Greaves J. K. Graves Helena Ark Ered Duncan Paducah Lwg

Wales Adopts Plan to Leave Julien Hotel After Years in Charge

Retirement announced for C E Wales who managed the Julien hotel after a long career beginning in Boston and Monticello. He will exit once a new manager is installed, aiming to settle properties in Dubuque and visit his Vermont boyhood home before returning to Iowa.

Nia Julén C. E. Wales Mesgsra Borehand Stout Coimnan Kidder Boston Monticello Ife Dubuque Lorimier House Julien Wales Vermont

Poverty Comes to Gillette in Kansas City Star Tale

The Kansan recounts Grant Gillette once a cattleman with vast herds and bank access who lost it all. His wealth vanished after debt and a 1898 collapse. he moved to Mexico, now runs shirt waist and millinery stands with his wife. The account recalls prior confidence and later pity for the fallen figure.

Kansans Grant Gilette Bby Chihuahua Gilette Nelle Mexico Kansan Gillettes Adairy Gillette Kangas Grant Cgillette Kansas Robison George MM Munger Phimbs Lantry Kansans City Grant Gil-lette Kansas City Abilene Bie Chicago Ciattleomen Arkansas Short Grass Country Platten Nebraska Rocky Mountains Rock Island Kansag Kansax Pane Kankin The Star

Reunion After Twenty Years Ends family's separation

Savanna Illinois May 6 Gustave Larson of Ottumwa Iowa passed through on his way to Rockford to be reunited with his family after a twenty year separation. Larson and his wife had no quarrel in Sweden and separation followed. Larson came to this country but the family did not. The family later learned of his whereabouts and reconciliation followed. The family is now happily reunited. The educational department of the D IA Ta AL will meet next Thursday afternoon in the library. Prof Schaper of Wah school will deliver a lecture on Youth During Adolescence.

Apler Savanna Gustave Larson Ottumwa Rockford Larson Wifo Sweden D. Ia Wll Mbrary Schaper Wah

Admiral Dewey a Hero Honored in St Louis Parade

Thousands cheered as Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Dewey led a grand parade through St Louis rail and street routes. The procession featured 200 groups, with bands, veterans and civic bodies, ending with an informal Loyal Legion meeting at the Planters hotel before the party departs for Memphis. A runaway driver struck bystanders caused several injuries.

St. Louis Mrs. Dewey Order of ‘the Loyal Legion Memphis Admiral Dewey Lieut. Caldwell O. L. Whitelaw Planters Hotel Washington and Grand Avenue Thirteenth Olive Streets Mounted Police John W. Campbell Wells Dewey Lieut Cauldwell Ziegenhein Bath W. W. Scott Marshal’s Grand Army of the ‘Republic Falkenhainer Bromley Pourteh Hamilton Fish, Jr Carter Dicl Missouri Keltenthaler Robert Buchan National Union and Drum Knights of Father Maathew Cole United Boys’ Brigade of America Bachman’s William's James W. Grant Knights of Pything Forum Club Fanne Charles F. ‘Vogel Aldéa Century Boat-club Knights Ladies” of Security Dewey Council PostoMce St Louis

Results of Saturdays games National League

In Chicago the Cubs beat Cincinnati 3 to 2 with Mennese and Chance pitching for Chicago and Hahn and Wood for Cincinnati. In Boston Philadelphia split a doubleheader 12 to 6 with Peete and Clarke starring for Boston and Donahue and McFarland for Philadelphia. In Pittsburgh the Pirates defeated St. Louis 7 to 2 behind Chesbro on the mound and Schriver at bat, with Sudhoff and O’Connor for St. Louis. In Brooklyn Brooklyn won 4 to 3 over New York as McGinnity and McGuire opposed Doheny and Warner.

Chicago Mennese Chance Cincinnati Hahn Wood Boston Philadelphia Tueipe Hiliis Lewis Clarke New-York Brooklyn McGinnity McGuiré New ‘York Doheny and Warner Pe W Seewes Eres Sneer Pelt St." Louis Pittsburg Eee Eel New York Lace

American League Battery Lineups and Standings Tidbits

The report lists team records and batteries for several AL clubs including Cleveland Buffalo Chicago Detroit Indianapolis Minneapolis and Kansas City with win loss tallies and batting pitching notes. It names specific battery crews such as Wilson Hart Spies Ample Spear Millen Frisk Shaw Kellum Powers Hastings Dixon Sparks Yeager Katoll Sugden and Byler Hansen. describes Des Moines Denver Pueblo Omaha and St Joseph matchups and scoring lines.

Steen L. Pet Milwaukee Clevelands Indianapolis Chicago Wi Buffalo Kansas City Minneapolis Weelt Detroit Eeve Cleveland Wilson, Hart and Spies Ample and Spear Jae Feothynett Millen Frisk Shaw Kellum Powers Hastings Dixon Sparks Yeager Kansas Flonsos City Patten and Gonding Chicago Katoll And Sugden

College football results and scores across campuses noted

Scores from various matches include Lincoln Nebraska 10, Beloit 5, Wisconsin 10, Yale 9, Columbia 4, Pennsylvania 3, Cornell, Brown 6, Princeton, Harvard 12, Williams 0. Entries also mention Columbia Missouri Kansas Missouri University and a Dr Kay’s Renovator ad claiming system invigoration and prices 20 and 1.

Lincoln University of Nebraska Omaha M.C. Aaye Beloit Beloit “College University of Wisconsin New York Yale Columbia Philadelphia Pennsylvania Cornell G Providence Brown Princeton Campridge Harvard Wil Mams Kansas University Missouri University

Kansas City Southern board names leaders in St Louis meeting

At a St Louis gathering the Kansas City Southern board elected John Lambert as chairman and Edenborn as first vice president, with an executive committee including Harriman Otto Kain Gates Lamibert and Edenborn. G Warner B8 named general passenger and ticket agent in Kansas City. Metropolitan Handicap results from New York noted with Ehlebert and Danny Maher.

Kansas’ ‘City Southern St. Louis Ansas City Kansas City Pittsburg Gulf John .Liambert Wm. I. Denborn Edenborn Tee Eam Harriman Otto FL Kain John’ We Gates John Lamibert Wim HL. Gorr

Fire destroys Standard Varnish works on Staten Island

A midnight to early morning blaze at the Standard Varnish works in Elm Park, Staten Island, caused 260000 dollars in damage. Seven large tanks of turpentine and linseed oil exploded, pouring flammable liquids into Newark Bay. Fire boats from Bayonne assisted but could not halt the spread to nearby stores with two thousand barrels of oil and turpentine. The loss is partially insured. The fire is believed to have started by a gas explosion in one tank.

New York Elm Park Staten Island Val Kull Newark Bay Bayonne

Marquette Minstrels at Court No 1 presents second show

Marquette Court No 1 CG O F announces its second minstrel entertainment Sunday evening with reserved seat sales. Soloists include J L Parnell T B Farley Thomas W Egan Ed Geisheker Wm F Grode J P Buechele W H Meuser G W Klauer plus acts by J W Lassance Hayes Maguire Egan two male quartettes Dom Paul’s band and Jubilee Day in Rubetown. Farewell appearance by Bayes and Maguire before a Dubuque audience. Dan Hunt reports from Nashua on business and outlook. The Cherokee company of the Fiftys second regiment will be mustered out Saturday.

Marquette Court No CG. O. F Court Messrs J. L. Parnell T. B.farley Geisheker Ff. Grode J. P. Buechele W. H. Meuser G.W. Klauer Wiig Bayes Maguire Dubuque Farley Geisbecker Buechéle Meuser Joseph J. Ott

Deaths of Frederick Jaeger and G F Weist

Frederick Victor Jaeger aged 16 years 1 month 18 days died Saturday at 10 00 am Funeral from 37 Walnut Street to St Marys Church burial at German Catholic cemetery Flowers and friends invited G F Weist aged 74 years 6 months 18 days died Thursday in Guttenberg May 3 1900 Funeral May 6 2 00 pm from corner Lessing and Front streets burial at Guttenberg city cemetery Friends invited.

Jaeger Frederick Victor Jaeger Walnut Street St. Mary's ‘Church Wbist Guttenberg Towaz G. F. Weist Lessing Front Streets Guttenberg City Cemetery

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fred Raeger Zollicoffer’s Lake St. Mary’s Cormon Catholic Cemetery Mlood Gillete ST. Ouis Legion Weber Third United States Volunteer Engineers Col. B.5 Spencer Black Horse Culver Military Academy Hotchkiss Kirkwood St. Louis High St.Louis Hursar Alton Western Military St. Louis “University Corp Oma Young Men's ‘Christian Association Ore Culver Military Aca Culver Academy National League American Association Western Association Des Moines Sioux City Welmer Twineham McDonald and Denvér Denver Byler ,and Hansen Hughes, and Wilson Pueblo Andrews Johnson Graham St. Joseph Underwood Kay Metropolitan New York Ehlebert Perry Belmont Arables Danny Ma‘herup Avon North Fark Kee Wash Goods Linen Department Ecru Balbriggan Serra Nottingham Brussels Point Calais Renaissance Wwe Wilton Velvets Per Marquette Hayes and Maguirre Central Committee Ganized G. A. “Wittman Des ‘Moines A.B. Jackson Tama J. B. Romans Denison Cedar Rapids Cato’ Sells Walter Cunningham Des Moinea Marquette Minstrels Foresters Dan Hunt Fiftys Second Regiment California Muscatel Kentucky Gouda-nelive Do-Auy Lorimur House
Search Courier

Search the Dubuque Sunday Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Dubuque Sunday Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication