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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1909

Page

9

Des Moines Pioneer Entwistle Dies at 94

Edward Entwistle, co pioneer of steam locomotives with George Stephenson, died at 94 in Des Moines after a long life spanning the birth of the railway era. He rode the Rocket as a teen, helped run early trains in Britain and America, and witnessed the transformation from steam to modern locomotion. He leaves three daughters and a son.

Des Moines Edward Entwistle Geo. Stephenson Buillt Second Albert Aisley Perry Fannie Ensminger Thomas O'Dea George Entwistle Stephenson Manchester Liverpool Entwistle America

Miss Holbrook and Miss Pat Seek Quiet at St Agathas

In a lakeside passage to Annandale, Patricia Holbrook and her niece Helen approach St Agatha's School under telegram orders from Father Stoddard. Donovan, the Irish narrator, escorts them from Glenarm to the secluded halls, hearing of a million-dollar inheritance, family feuding, and a persistent unwanted suitor.

Paul Stoddard Stoddard John Glenarm Annandale Turkey Stamford, Conn Patricia Holbrook Annnandale Station Chicago St. Agatha's School Glenarm New York The Brothers of Bethlehem Virginia Mountains Pennsylvania Miss Holbrook Connecticut St. Agatha’s Lake Annandale St. Agatha's Chicago Express Mr. Donovan Laurance Donovan Walter Stoddard Father Stoddard Telegraph Office Helen Helen Halbrook Port Annandale Port Annandale Hollender Pat Patricia Glenarm Place Sister Margaret Margaret Helen Holbrook Miss Pat Henry Arthur Holbrook ‘Brothers New -York Lfe Stamford Mr. Glenarm Father Miss Wolbrook

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