Man Killed After Freight Car Injury at Great Western Crossing
At the Great Western crossing in Waterloo an oncoming freight train fatally injured Tom Arnold of St. Louis as he attempted to board moving cars before 11 am Wednesday. He suffered severe leg and body damage, was taken to Presbyterian hospital, and died that evening after surgeons could not stem the injuries. An onlooker, Milton Nogegles, waved for the train to stop. the car struck Arnold as he moved along the track.
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Great Western
Tom Argold
St. Louis
Presbyterian Hospital
Arnold
Glone
Milton Nogegles
Nagan
West Firth
Jeffereon 'Streate
Thésd
Cara
Fofi
Rock Island 60 Blut
Gatten’’ Weil
Cedar
Waterloo
Noo
Trig
WRU Gvm
Moz
Harvey
Hazel
Sherif Caldwell
William Aters
Thidk
Robert Burtsehd
Issist
Walter Scott
Cheutauqua
Jefferson and
Witnois Central
Waterloo plant plans large cement factory expansion
Jerald Bulky Co located at 64 Webster Street, Waterloo, plans a three story cement block building with reinforced concrete at the base to house growth. The new structure would provide about 7,200 square feet per floor, enabling a bigger workforce beyond nine current employees as offers from other cities tempt relocation.
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Waterloo
8.B. Jerald Bulky Co
Webster Street
Jeralds
W ‘Water
Loe
Jerald
Swanger Lineweaver Wedding in Marion Iowa
Word has been received that Misa Myrtle M Swanger and H P Lineweaver were married in Marion Iowa on July 4 at the Methodist parsonage with Rev H W Troy officiating. The bride, from Mechanicsville, studied at Waterloo business college and enrolled in December 1905. The groom works in railroad service with headquarters at Eagle Grove and will reside there. The note adds local social interest and confirms the couple’s plans.
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Waterloo
Misa Myrtle M. Swanger
H. P. Lineweaver
Marion
Iowa
H. W.troy
Methodist Parsonage
Mechanicsville
Ghe
Waterloo Business College
Bhe
Eagle Grove
Inventor's Dream of New Street Car System Fades
A visionary inventor, guided by past trials, pursues a bold plan to build a vast factory complex and an autonomous street car network. Despite a costly misstep, the effort highlights ambition to reshape urban transportation through a self-driven vehicle system.
Gasoline Engine Streetcars Planned For Waterloo
A Waterloo plan envisions using self cooled gasoline engines on street cars to replace electric power. Judge Caldwell and partners seek 1,000 acres near Waterloo for a town site and three miles of track to run gas powered cars with a big factory to produce engines and cars for interurban and street operations.
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H. P. Caldwell and
Waterloo
Caldwell
Lafayette Street
Caldwell Baym
Chicago
Dade
Ted
Mydelf
Arsoclates
of & Gar
New Installment Store Plans Waterloo Expansion
Waterloo prepares for a new store by People's Credit Clothing Co of New York City with remodeling on West Fourth Street. D. Pederson will manage operations as Wiehlings sells Iblings neckwear business to Amerresit Goblets Co. a second hospital proposal by the Franciscan Sisters gains citizen support with plans for 50 beds, extending care on the east side near Fourth Street future site.
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Mancheater
Iowa
Jobi Power
George Smith and
Don Gasoline Railroad
Waterloo
Pullman Car Shops
Chicago
Plana
Yellowstone
Dubuque
Dakota
Railroad
Wny Tribe
Gren Weler
Wecover
Verly
Hampton
Power
Minkler
Eyatém
Smith
H .S. Tubba
J. M. Pearse
Wieow Bros
Ita
D. Pederson
Parkersburg
Town
H.R. Wlings
Iblings Company
Iblings
Iblings Baa’ Beek
People's “Credit Clothing Co
People’s Credit Clothing’ Company of
New York City
Hag-A Jong Ial
United States
West Fourth Street
Ridgiey Clothing Company
Ridgley Company
Erat
Henry Myers
Wateroo
Jw, Ripke & “Co
Commercial
Street
Golden Rule
Sycamore Street
Franciscan Sisters
Bt. Louis
Elksnatt
J. W. Arbuckle
Paul Davis
Ka Rodamar
P. J. Martin
Weya
Malleran Abcape
Prégent Presbyterian Hospital
Haat Fourth Street
Dragnet Caught Few In Police Court Morning
Police court cases include G D Elis fined for leaving team on street without hitching, Kinnefelter & Sons for carrying passengers without a license to be heard, Guy Lee fined 7.50 for drunkenness, two youths Brawings and Hat Morive Fowler mentioned, Fred Raines of Indianapolis held on vagrancy charge, and factory plans of two men described. Also London news: Sir William Henry Broadbent, physician to King Edward and the Prince of Wales, dies.
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G. D. Elis
Kinnefelter & Sons
Hearley
Guy Lee
Hat
Morive
Fowler
Ind
Caldwell
Fred Raines
Indianapolis
Nae
London
William Henry Broadbent
Edward
Prince of Wales
Edward Krueger Dead In Port Townsend Washington
The death of Edward Krueger, aged just over twenty nine, was reported as brain trouble. His brother F C Krueger traveled from Waterloo, and Howard Krueger, son of Mr and Mrs Chas Krueger, awaits his return home.
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Edward Krue
Port
Townsend
Washington
Waterloo
F. C. Krueger
Howard Krueger
Chas,Krueger
Medical Men At Banquet In Cedar Falls
The Austin Flint Cedar Valley Medical society held a dinner at the Presbyterian church in Cedar Falls. Dr F H Cutler and colleagues from Cedar Falls Charles City Burlington Chicago Monona Waterloo Sioux City Dubuque Independence and Cedar Falls spoke on topics. Young ladies served a courge supper as music enhanced the evening.
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Cedar Fall
Austin Flint Cedar Valley Medical Society
Cedar Falls
Presbyterian Church
F. H Cutler
A R. Brackett
Charles City
H. B. Forney
Burlington
T. J. Watkins
Chicago
D. Brownaon
Monona
W. H. Bickley
Waterloo
Wm. Jepson
Sioux City
Guthrie
Dubuque
J. BE. Olmachor
Independence
Slattery
A. 8. Haneon
Cedar Fails
Woman seeks sheriff aid to free husband from insane asylum
Mrs. John W. Harvey of Waterloo writes Sheriff Caldwell from Hazel South Dakota seeking steps to obtain her husband Mr. Harvey's release from the Independence asylum. The letter notes his long Waterloo residence, prior alcohol issues, and claims of improved mental state after being committed.
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John W. Harvey
Caldwell
Inde
Harvey
Waterlo
Harvay
Thal Asylum
Wayhem
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Stranger Aun
Tamia
Thomas Arnold
St. Louie
Marson
Adam
Fer Whalenaia
Davrenport
Gehulie Bankey
Atyle
Tome Echome
Freds A. Murson
Bolt
Chosen
Fort Madison
Bank Ug
Marshalltown
Margon
Davenport
A. P. Doe
Windsor
Maine
Dor
Doe
Williamsburg
Willeh
Owen Gibson
Creston
L. Glasgow
FOND
P. Caldwell
ELK ® Hall
Iblings & CO
Will Oper
Ripke Restaurant
Attis
Astt
Edward Krueger
Scott B. Prowell
Mall and Times
Love Music Teachers’ Association
Prowell
Proweil
Des Moines
The
Park Commission
Hubby
Mrs. Harvey
Hazel, 8. D
Sheriff
Siggest
Gov. Hanley
Cleveland
Ladice Orchestra
Friande
Gorge R.wandling
Waterloo Chautauqua and
Bible Institute
Coliseum
Hanley
Indiana
Cleveland Ladies’ Orchestra
Whitney Bros. Quartette
Ed‘jwin Whitney
Mina Low Sindinger
Disa Sindinger
Ampaltheater
H. O. Rowlands
Dr. Rowlands
Jeme
D. B. Welle
Fot
A. T. Robertson
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