Storm divorce petition cites wife assault and property destruction
The divorce action of Charles Storm against Mrs. Storm alleges years of cruelty including physical blows, destruction of furniture, and pulling a picture from its frame. He claims he endured harsh treatment while she pursued separation and caused financial losses during the searches for her. The couple wed in Cedar Falls on June 26, 1900 and have a daughter in plaintiff's custody. The defendant denies most allegations, stating they were married and that he was patient and loving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Em“oe Storm
Charles Storm
Wee
Mra. Storm
Cedar, Falls
Plains
Ulatabe
Cascaden
Waterloo couple wed in Cedar Rapids nuptials
Miss Edna Genevieve Foote and Oliver Edgar Welsh married Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents home in Cedar Rapids. The ceremony followed a simple joyful ritual with Rev. John Arthur officiating and guests from Waterloo and Chicago. After a three course dinner, the couple will reside with the bride’s parents until August.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Edna. Geneviers Foote
Oliver Edgir Welsh
Lou Foote
Bappitesa
Nupdata
Edna Genevieve Foote
Oliver Edgar Welsh
L. G. Foote
North Eleventh Street
Mre
Foote
Potenta
Mire
W. J. Maxwell
Liberty
Paul Ken Eang
Carrie Jacobs Bond
John Arthur
Grace Epiacopa
Mra. Welsh
East
Welsh
Thin City
Philadelphia
Rock Island
Max
J. F. Foster
Chicago
T. C. Baseatt
Dlr. Gould
Rhea West
St. Verfon
Divorce Plea Dismissal Sought Amid Sentences and Tribulations
Raymond argues for dismissal of the petition for divorce and seeks the sustenance of the Guild amid a tangled row of intelicities and tribulations. The court continues to weigh the case as the parties discuss terms and settlements.
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Falls
New Tile Floor Laid in Russell Lamson Block Entrance
The Russell Lamson Block at Commercial Street opened today after days of closure for a new tile floor in the lobby and repairs to the Libby Bros cigar store entrance. The lobby shows white tile with blue border and the words Russell Lamson Block. elevator power will switch from steam to electricity with a 20 horsepower motor, costing about 2560 dollars.
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Russell‘Lamson
Libby Bros Cigar Store
West Fourth Street
Russell-Lam
Tricity
Cargill Wounded In Hospital Hit Faces Worsening Condition
Harry Cargill, hospitalized after a Presbyterian shooting, is reported to be growing worse with complications developing and recovery uncertain. Julian Alva, alleged shooter, remains in the county jail and appears troubled by Cargill’s condition.
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Harry Cargill
Presbyterian Hospital
Julian Alva
Cargill
Electric Bitters Credited By Cedar Grove Reader
A Cedar Grove reader reports recovery from liver and kidney trouble after using Electric Bitters. The letter claims health improved after three bottles, praising the remedy sold by Wangler & Co. Drugists at 50 cents. Also noted are mentions of Mr and Mrs George Smelzer and Simmons Johnson returning from a Minnesota trip with local business references in Waterloo.
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Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
Wangler Dros
George Smelzer
Simmons Johnson
Laporte
Minnesota
Waterloo
Joseph of the Leavitt & Johnson Trust
McLaughtin
Pany
Owa League Honors President Election Gearing Up
Funeral of Lt Peckham halted Iowa State league games with only Burlington playing as yesterday’s schedule was postponed. Vice President Justus of Keokuk to preside until July meeting when Norton of Burlington may seek presidency amid talk of J C Williams of Oskaloosa as another candidate noted for interest and knowledge of baseball.
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Peckham
Marshalltown
Burlington
Teague
Justus
Young Bride Seeks Divorce After Four Days of Marriage
Theresa Costello, eighteen, married to Joseph E. Batten, twenty three, in Jesup last Saturday, seeks a divorce claiming she was too young to grasp the seriousness of the contract. She says the union proved a mistake and that she did not love her husband enough to live with him, with no material allegations of fault. She consulted county officials but no decree is promised. the matter now proceeds in court.
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Weddell
Jovett
Batten
Trig
Theresa Costello
Anj
Waitregs
Joseph FE. Batten
Jesup
Dubuque Parade Draws Big G A R Turnout in June
In Dubuque on June 18 the city welcomed a large G A R gathering with banners and a parade. Hon. J. F. Lacey Senator Allison Governor Cummins and Geo D Perkins attended as veterans honored by the Woman's Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans. Officials announced plans for a formal meeting and tributes to past leaders and comrades.
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Lotzel
Oley
J. F. Lacey
Oaki
Hagen
Wm. B. Allison
Dubuqie
Moa
Geo. D. Perkins
Sioux City
Cummins
Woman's Belief Corps
G. AR. Sons of Veterans
United Spanish War Veterqua
G. Av BR
Oficer
David J. Palmer
Washington
Ben
Dubuque
Julien Hotel
Department of Jawa G
Woman’s Relief Corps
G. A. New- Tim
C. A. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Rathbun
Marion
Clark
Iowa
Jennie Wade
Co. S. James
Centerville
Opera ‘House
Geo. D.perkins
Sioux’ City
Alfteen
Honi
D.J. B. Henderson
A. L. Chetlain
Onier
Geo. D. Berking
Allison
J. F. ‘Lacey
Perkins addresses campfire amid Iowa senatorial talk
Dubuque Iowa June 13 Special George D Perkins urged patriotism at a campfire address declining interview but asserting Iowa needs strong war leadership. Governor Cummins and Lieutenant Governor Garst arrived and hinted Roosevelt should run again. Both likely to join the field and speak tonight. Gold medal presented to Helen Mathews for a patriotic high school oration.
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Dubuque
Iowa
George’ D. Perkins
Allison i
Cummins
Garat
Cumminsn
Roosevelt
Garst
Atate W.R. C
Moraing
Misa Helen Mathews
Mathewa
Dairymen Picnic Set for June in This City
Hardin area dairy farmers and neighboring districts plan a June 20 picnic in the city. The event, organized by the commercial club, promises lunch baskets and sociability with several noted speakers including Prof. G. L. McKay Ames College W. E. Sinish and S. B. Shilling. Activities will feature sports, music, and formal addresses by dairy leaders.
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Wit
Dicymen
Hardin
Ins
Commercial Club
G. L. McKay
The
Ames College
8. B. Shilling
Chicago
National Dairy Association Beniden
Iowa Falls
Remarkable Rescue Demonstrates New Discovery
In Fedora Tennessee C Pepper recounts bleeding in the lungs and throat that ceased after using Dr King s New Discovery. He credits instant relief from coughing and rapid cessation of bleeding, returning to work in three weeks. Wangler Bros drug store sells bottles for 500 and 1 00 with a trial bottle free.
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Latte
Fedora
Tenn
C. ¥. Pepper
Dr. King
Wangler Bros
Arrah Wanna Boat Launch By Baum Family At Cedar
Al Baum and son Claude launch their new craft Arrah Wanna on Cedar Thursday afternoon. Built by Mr Baum noted for practical construction in Waterloo the home made boat uses steel and a four bore power engine. It seats fifteen and has removable seats and a removable floor for easy cleaning plus a canvas cover for rain and sun protection.
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al Baum
Claude
Cedar
Baum
Waterloo
John Robinson Circus Receives Universal Clean Show Verdict
The Robinach e show drew praise as a clean performance with no skin games, the police reported no arrests, and workers behaved orderly in the city. The circus moved to Manchester today and Cedar Rapids tomorrow as newsboys boosted crowd enthusiasm with an evening parade.
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John Robinson
Manchester
Cedar Rapias
Card From Son Of Man Who Passed Here Under Alias
Nadig in Appreciative Chief Sweitzer receives a card from F. H. Nadig, son of the man once known as Pater Isenhower who lived here and twice tried to take his own life. The message cites Stockton Alabama dated June 8 and thanks for assistance in locating the father at Armstrong.
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Sweitzer
F. H. Nadig
Pater Isenhower
Waterloo visitors and locals listed in passing notices
A long list of social notices from Waterloo and nearby towns records residents visiting relatives, traveling for work, or attending events in the area. Names include Hal Goodwin, Jarvis, F. B. Switser, Mrs. Lichty, Maryball Barge, M. F. Hogan, Mrs. Gingrich, Mrs. Bailey, B. J. Johnson, William Bath, Clint Triem, Isaac Hoomhower, H. Pfaff, Fred Perigo, James Holmes, Miss Margaret Gaemr, and others along with brief notes on trips to Des Moines, Guthrie Center, and Kansas City area. Also mentions Barber Phantom company official GC Carpenter and local officials, plus a note on court-house roof repairs and fresco damage.
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Hal Goodwin
Laporte
Waterloo
Get Jarvis
F. B Switser
Muscaton
W. G. Smith
A. N. Lichty
Elma
Maryball Barge
M. F. Hogan
Des ]Moines
C. Gingrich
Roy Bailey
Yeaterday
B. J. Johnson
Guus
Vic Madison
Wis
Mare
B. F. Burton
H.W. Grout
Guthrie Center
Des Moines
Rebinger
Independence
William Bath
la Porte
Clint Triem
Isaac Hoomhower
H. 1
Pfaff
Platte
Fred Perigo
Sixth Street
James Holmes
Colorado Springs
Nise Anos Kessler
Greene Camc
Margaret Gaemr
Death Visits Ogden Home Kenneth Ogden Dies at 6
Friends of Mr and Mrs Charles Ogden mourn the death of their son Kenneth Ogden aged 6 years 10 months who died at the Minneapolis home on June 12 1807 of acute peritonitis. The body arrived in Waterloo this morning. Funeral from B J Rodamer home 727 South Street Friday at 2 36 p m conducted by Rev Walter H Rolling of the First Congregational Church. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery. The Ogden family formerly lived in Waterloo Mr Ogden was employed in Carpenter's store. They left Waterloo about four years ago. Mrs Ogden was formerly Miss Mabel How Jer of this city. Kenneth was born in Des Moines on August 16 1900.
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Charles Ogden
Learm
Littie
Kenneth
Ogden
Theamily
Minneapolis
Waterloo
B. J
Elmwood Cemetery
Carpenter's
Mabel How
Jer
Dew Moines
Freeport Nickelodeon to Open by J McClinton
J McClinton who started the Dreamland theatre in Waterloo is set to open a nickelodeon in Freeport Illinois. Dispatches say he has long pursued the business, came to Waterloo from Bucyrne Ohio, and later partnered with W McIntosh in the Oclwein nickelodeon. He has disposed of bid interest in both venues and just returned from a trip to Ohio.
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J. McClinton
Dreamland Theatre
Waterloo
Freeport
McClinton
Bucyrne
Ohio
Nickel Theatre
4. W. McIntosh
Oclwein Nickelodeon
Electric Park Oping June 17 Opening Monday at 2 PM
With warm weather forecast, the new Electric Park will be finished in two days and ready to open Monday June 17 at 2 00 PM. Weather caused delays but Johnson and Nichols expect a sure opening. The sheriff will oversee ground preparation and has sworn in men for the work. The park will feature twelve hundred electric lights and Supt. Charles Elliott will host a six o'clock dinner for county spelling contest contestants next Friday. Over forty participants are expected.
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G. Bulutes
Wodm
Ackley
Dunkerton
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Althouss
Hirtland
Johnson and Nichols
Supt
Chas. Elliott
Hog and cattle receipts and market notes from Chicago June
The Chicago market report lists estimated hog, cattle, and sheep receipts for today with a five cent lower hog open. Hog classes show mixed, rough and heavy declines with later activity. Cattle opened steady to admixed, sheep opened weak with a weak close. New York stock prices, market quotes for copper, steel and railroads are noted for June 13. Prices for grains, butter, poultry, and farm goods are listed for Waterloo market and surrounding regions.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Amalgamated Copper
Anasonda
American Smpiter
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Fuel and Iron Bho
Eigepeenenesetsse Loulaville
Nanbvilla
Tebe
Pennsylvania Y
Encencensas Reamine
Oss
Rock Island
Southern Pacifia Southern Railway
United States
Steel
Commmen
Amerlcgn
Pleads For Her Bon Interprets Denver Move
Mrs. Thomas, deserted by her husband years ago in Waterloo, is in Denver seeking custody of her four year old son. She left the child with Mrs. Anderson on Adame street and now wishes to take him to join her daughter in the west. Anderson cannot keep the boy without legal adoption, while Landlord Carpenter and others express interest in adopting him.
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Thomas
Waterloo
Denver
Colorado
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