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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1908

Page

6

Contour identifications in Cedar Falls shooting case

Witnesses describe two young men seen at a shop on West Third Street and later near Snyder home. Prosecution contends the Steinhagen brothers shot Snyder during a rob�ry attempt. cartridges and revolver tied to the suspects. testimony traces visits, shots, and subsequent identifications as police probe the crime.

Eoctist Street Louis Steinhagen Winchester Coler G. NM. Nesbit Snyder Wne Wellington West Fourth F. W. Chapman West Third Avenue Third Street Second Street Moms Steinhagens Lovejoy Sweltzer

Steinhagen case details and witness identification in Cedar Falls trial

Court heard witnesses including Edward Steinhagen and J R Restor discussing the shooting and identification of the accused. Cartridges and location of evidence were examined. Dinneen testified about cartridge boxes and local sporting goods stores. The testimony referenced specific calibers and manufacturers during cross examination.

Mr. Snyder Steinhagen Tuary Loth Bir. Snyder Me “Snyder Loule Hawara Witages J. R. Restor Vcross W.T. Dinneen Wytt Tme W. Ras Co

Annual Parish Meeting At Christ Church Chooses Vestry Members

Christ Episcopal church members met for the annual gathering in the church auditorium. Reports showed cash balances and improving efforts, with substantial improvements noted. Election of wardens and vestrymen yielded T. W. Place senior warden J. W. Hrapfel junior warden N. Co. Mutler F. L. McCune H. B. Camp J. Parrott Chas. McEthkiney Wim. Bates S. L. Vato J. A. Gary W. K. French J. W. McMillan B. L. Lambert. After adjournment the congregation visited the rector and wife for a social evening.

Christ Church Christ Episcopal Church Parish T. W. Place J. W. Hkrapfel N. Co. Mutler F. L. McCune H. &. Camp J. &. Parrott Chas. McEthkiney Wim. Bates S. L. Vato J. A. Gary W. K. French J. W. McMillan B. L. Lambert

Nomination Papers Filed for Charles Elliott in Congressional Race

Charles Buistt reports eight counties have signed nomination papers for Elliott as a candidate for Congress. He plans to travel to Des Moines on Wednesday to file in person, aiming to speed the process. Elliott also notes strong district reception. T J Stoner of Des Moines awarded contract to redecorate four courthouse offices, work to begin soon.

Charles’ Elliott Charles Buistt Nune T. J. Stoner Des Moines Court House

Rich Woman Joins Volunteers in Des Moines Story

Mrs L Lemon a rich St Louis woman joins the Volunteers of America in Des Moines. She gives up her hotel suite at Chamberlain and moves to the Volunteers home to dedicate her life to aiding humanity. She returns to St Louis then comes back, choosing simple garb and daily street work.

le. Lemon Dee Moines Urles L. C. Lamon St. Louis Des Moines Anulowly The Volunteers of America Chamberlain Hotel Atu Erb Léomon Volunteur New Moines Auka Satina Aimpie

Magnificent seven story office block planned on East Fifth

A Waterloo developer Marsh Place Co plans a seven story office block opposite Ellis Hotel on Sycamore and East Fifth. The new firm, capital $120000 in 1200 shares, aims to buy real estate, build, lease, and sell. Directors include C A Marsh J O Trumbauer H B Plumb and A M Place. First annual meeting set for March 1960.

East Path Sycamore Atreeta Marsh-Place Go Charlen A. Marsh A. M. Place J. O. Tram Yauer H. H. Plumb Jd. Fowler Incorporated Capitel Pata C. A. Marsh J. O. Trumbauer H. B. Plumb A. BM. Place Mr. Marsh Sycamore East Frtlit Cests Ould Hotel J.Y. Muldoon Sycamora Street Beet Fifth Street Waterloo

Death of Mrs G W Curtis in Iowa City area

The silent messenger visited G W Curtis at 268 Baltimore street Tuesday night taking the mother of the household after a brief illness that began as a cold. Born August 15, 1874 in Waterloo Indiana she moved with her parents to Iowa, settled in Marion in 1881 and married G W Curtis nine years ago. Survived by her husband two brothers W J Patterson of Chicago and C H Patterson of Des Moines and three children Esther Nell Ruth Marie and Isha Peterson. Funeral in Marion Thursday with early train following a short home service.

Silent-Messenger G. W. Curtis Baltimore! Street Curtis Hawkeye Oil Company Dubuque W. J. Patterson Chicago C. H Des Moines Esther Nell Ruth Marie Isha Peterson Marlon

Bride Elect Expires Up Ends California Wedding Plans

Bertha Wilson of Rolfe Iowa dies after appendicitis and traumatic poisoning linked deaths. Her father James Wilson loses two family members within a month as Bertha prepared to marry a Californian suitor in June. Fiancé notified. funeral planned for Thursday or Friday with burial in Nolte family lot.

James Wilson Rolfe Iowa Bertha Presbyterian Hospital Nolte Hertha Wilson Inez Meiday Waterloo Wagtuke Ete Iong Athlety

Wedded at Fairbank in a Catholic ceremony

In Fairbank on April 21 a wedding was held at the Catholic church uniting John Butch of Eagle Center and Milas Helen Donovan. Rev Donahue officiated. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home for over fifty guests with many gifts. The groom, a prominent Bagie township farmer, will establish a home on his 240 acre farm. The bride, from Fairbank, is respected and well qualified for her new duties.

Bagie Donovan Fairbank

Ellis Drug Stock Sold to New Proprietor

A deal closed yesterday transfers ownership of Ellis Drug Store to Hieber, with former buyer Nick Talty quitting after a dispute over a fence. The new proprietor is a seasoned pharmacist formerly in Cedar Falls, entering the local dry goods trade. A marriage notice for Frank G. Lulof t and Ladwine E. Orth is also mentioned.

Eliis Deugatore Handa Hieber Druga Nick Talty Talty Cedar Falla

Would Cummins Favor Farmers In Iowa Letter Calls For Reciproc ity

An April 17 1908 open letter from Ringgold County Iowa farmer B L Martin to Hon A R Cummins asks if Cummins would back reciprocity with Canada and oppose tariffs harming Iowa agriculture. The farmer cites Cummins inaugural address and testimony before Senate committees noting concerns about butter eggs and dairy markets and asks if he would vote to protect Iowa farmers if elected US senator.

Dubuque Laws Iowa Cummies Mount Ayr A.R. Cummins Das Moines Towa Ales Progressive Q Canada Canada McKinney Inn Wilson Inn United States Senate Sonata Committee On Interstate Commerce Tate Ezatern UN Yates B. L. Martin Ringgold County

Pioneer Henry Raymond Dies After Kidney Operation

Henry Raymond a longtime Waterloo and Charles City businessman died in Rochester Minnesota after kidney trouble. He was vice president of the First National Bank of Charles City stockholder in the S hart Parr Co and owned extensive properties. Funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 PM from his home. Born January 6 188? in Niskayuna New York he had a long varied career from teaching telegraphy working in dry goods to mercantile ventures in Waterloo and Mankato. He served as lieutenant in the Iowa Infantry Volunteers and later returned to business before moving to Charles City. Burton E Sweet of Waverly is in the city today.

Henry Raymond Charles City Rochester Niskayuns Schenectady County New York Brockport Academy Brockport N. Y Pishons Ferry Sarat Lea County Eastern Union Company Clinton Wis Waterloo Iowa Ms Brother Iowa Infantry Volunteers J. Brown,& Merchant Waverly Ra Tate Tyne Ask

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gnyder Mre Harry Wythe Cedar Mearia Fred A. Lyndey Webruary Steinhagen Brothers Éama Foo Ativér Afr. Snyder Third Locust Defense Eliza Snyder Miss Welch Dertha Welch W. D. Welch Kent Aller State Steinhagen Bros William Bardeen Allen Street West Third F. A. Snyder Baya East Second Avenue Chisel Sweitzer Oficer Tom Morris Welch Steinhagen Boys Edward Steinhagen J. N. Sweltzer Atrey Grand Jury Spyder Locust Atreet Incorporate Ellis Hotel Dora Zerkle Hls Creger James Creger Fort Doge Uselty Warltor Jennish W. H. Jennish Berk Creger Bert Creger H. 3. Wiorte George BR Shell Rock Fa W. Curtis Bertha Wilson Presbyterian Hos Pital California Ellis Drug Heber Frank GC. Luloft Jeanp Ladwine E. Orth Jubilee Cummins F. L. Martin TER Cumming Senate Charles Burton E. Sweet of
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