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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1906

Page

7

Gas Company Sued for Damages In Electrocution Case

The Water loo Gas and Electric company faces a $10,000 damages claim filed by Margaret M. Long, administrator of Irving Long’s estate, over the death of janitor C. Long electrocuted on January 16, 1906 while crossing a roof near insulated wires. The filing notes Long earned $55 a month and died after contact with wires. petition seeks judgment plus costs. Grand jury instructed by Judge Platt, February term, with assignments of cases for March hearings listed.

J.C. Murtagh Margaret M. Long Irving ©. Long Waterloo Gas and Bleatyie Company C. Long Decedeo State Normal Cedar Fells Waterloo Gas and Electric Company Detedent Platt W. M. Law Guy Feeley N W. Ingalls F. Mathias Helfer T A. Carnes W. DB. Strayer H. N. Butterfield

Denied East Park Avenue Tabernacle Plan Sparks Revival Standoff

The ministerial association was refused a permit to erect a frame tabernacle on East Park Avenue between LaFayette and Sycamore streets for a three week revival. City officials cited fire limits and firemen access as reasons, with the group considering W. C. F. N. Water Co. corner property as an alternative. A fire escape and safety upgrades were approved for Y M C A, and the waterway at Sans Souci Park was ordered reopened by the council after years of closure. The W. C. F. N. railway officials were asked to meet obligations to operate trains per franchise and to address hourly service along the Independence avenue loop.

East Park Avenue LaFayette JY. A Ato Hildebrand Sans Souci Park Gary Vesars, Cummings and McDonald Independence Avenue

Will Build Modern Hotel at Royal With 390 Rooms

Architect I H Stewart began plans to rebuild the Royal hotel at about 20000 dollars, expanding to three stories and adding fifty six rooms, private baths, a new dining room, shop space, and a larger office. Wood Ellis Platt own the property and will extend to include Windsor house.

Plana Art Geltig Royal I. H. Stewart Royal Hotel Wood, Ellis & Platt Windsor House Fifth Street Hohl The

Primary election bill staggers into biennial tenure plan

The report details a measure advancing in the Iowa House to fix tenure of office under the biennial amendment. The Crossley bill's proposed section would allow conventions to nominate missing candidates after a failed primary, if the prior vote showed no nomination. The amendment passed 28 to 16, with all Democrats and Progressives backing it and two Stand Patters. The House also introduced numerous bills on terms of office, election timing, and county officer terms, with various provisions debated and a few defeated.

Hes Moines Friends of the Cross Jey Lyons Lewis Crossley Grossley Saunders Senate Supreme Court Hambleton Securitiea Ritter Geneva State Savings Banke and Loan and Trust Jebor Honge Aigo Hill Buckingham Waparyisers Tn Ore Senate Dunham Whison Clinton Hughes

Accident at Wal es Factory Ends Arm Injury

Mr Kirkpatrick, a former Waterloo employee at George Huphs hook bindery in the Equitable Building, suffered a severe arm injury after being struck by a freight train while attempting to crawl between cars near Park Avenue and Commercial Street. The wheels cut the arm near the wrist, with most of the limb lost above the elbow. Miss Stewart, a nurse, will remain with her sister in Grinnet for patient care.

Almere Stewart Buet News Kirkpatrick Stewart Grinnet

Death of Col. David B Henderson Mourned

State officials in Iowa announce the death of Colonel David B Henderson at his Dubuque home. Gov. Cummins notes a life of service and leadership, with resolutions in the Iowa Senate and House to honor his memory. Also reported is the death of Edward Murray of Dubuque and Lana Walters returning home from Omaha after a visit.

Dez Moines State of Iowa Cal. Ffendere Cummins Senate House of Representatives Ayssembly David B. Henderson Dubudque Henderson Nowa Albert B. Cummins Crawford Dubuque Iowa David B. Hemerton Congress Senata House

Hospitals Overview Amid Praises For Peruna Queen

A fragmentary hospital record lists obstetrical and surgical cases with counts of patients improving and unimproved. It notes church affiliations, nursing staff, and numbers of physicians, detailing patient origins from Iowa to New York and other states, while praising Peruna in connection with a hospital queen reference.

Willings Secures Release On Bond For Larceny Charge

L G Willings seeks freedom from county jail in time for supper with wife and child. Attorney A G Switzer received a 2000 bond via John D Willing brother of the accused. Indictment alleges Willings appropriation of a bicycle found outside Welshaour and nasig store on Commercial Street. Willing has served in the penitentiary and remains silent despite not guilty arson verdict.

L. G. Willings Wu Court House Dome A. G. Switzer John DB. Willing Willing Welshaour Nasig Commercial Street Amlulate

Eastman Child Dies in San Antonio Family to Waterloo

Eastman Fairchild Eastman age 1m, son of Bty and Mrs. BE W Eastman, died Monday morning in San Antonio where the family has stayed two months. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM from the home of C BR, with interment in Fairview cemetery. Mr and Mrs J D Gagtman will convey the remains to Waterloo. The family notes the elder Wille Eastman is critically ill, preventing attendance.

Fairchild Eastman Bty BE. W. Eastman San Antonio Texas Siitly Lag Rola Thyes Waterloo Mrr J. D.gagtman C. BR. Distriels Independence Bairview Wille Eastmay Moa

Birthday Celebration and Odd Tales From Waterloo Area

On February 24, family members of Adam Dilger gathered at the Barental home to celebrate his 71st birthday with a dinner and a speech by Rev. George Goetze who presented a house ticket. Daughters and neighbors helped, with four sisters named. A school box supper at Blakevilla school on the 28th netted 35.85 after seventeen lunch baskets sold. Local farming notes include hog sales to Kirby & Meyers at 5.80 per cwt and a large corn crib under construction by Wollett & Emert. Additional glimpses recount a Waterloo scarecrow like hobgoblin near Independence Avenue and a long tale of a goblin encounter by locals.

Adam Dilger Oklahoma Barental Stev George Goetze Evangelical Church Dilger Dicket Thore Wm. Clough Ed. R. Smith Ed.Leanert Welke Blakevilla ‘School Effie Witterman W. Smith Kirby & Meyers Wollett & Emert Garl Jake Will Scheffer Eagle Townanip Washington Matt Tig. T. A. Meyer Kirby & Meyers Tool Waterloo Independence Avenue James Block C. F. Fowler R Small Hr Black Jack the Hugger Thia Albert Schmitt Bowen Brechers Miles Hattle Meyers Sophia Tegtmeier Povente Th. van Petre Jake Fuchs Jife WH Behmitt Shadud Torn Follett & Emert G. Sader

Chautauqua Feature Debuts Four Acts For July Shows

Rev. Chas Seccombe announces four July afternoon and evening acts for the Waterloo Chautauqua at the Parlsud Newhall Go. July 20 features include two Dunbar relatives and a strong quartet of entertainers. Mr Day and Mrs Day bring impersonation talent on July 12, with Leland Powers booked for a late date. Tr. W. J. Dawson appears July 20, 24 and 22, with high recommendations.

Chas, Seccombe Iuyssintendent Waterloo Chautauqua Sud Bible Institute Parlsud-Newhall Go Mr. Day Mra. Day Leland Powers Hao St. Louis W. J. Dawson Assembly

Foundry Sold to J C Barnes in Watertown Kan

Foundry Ltd The Enos Foundry Co sold to J C Barnes of Teavenworth Kan. The foundry began operations August 1 and built a solid business with ten to twelve men. John G Enna remains with the new firm. Barnes is an experienced foundryman planning an up to date shop and immediate expansion to employ more men. Barnes will relocate his family to Watertown.

Enos Foundry Co Todey J. C. Barnes Teavenworth Kan Jigve John G. Enna Barnes

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