Charles F. Kuehnle Dies After Prolonged Illness
Charles F. Kuehnle died at 6:00 a.m. Friday after a two week period of unconsciousness and a year of illness. Born November 11, 1820 in Baden-Baden Germany, he came to America as a young man and worked as a machinist and foreman with the Illinois Central Railroad before moving to Waterloo. Survived by his wife Ida West Kuehnle and several children and stepchildren, funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Charles II Kuehnie
Kuebule
Tvo
Charles F. Kushnle
Barden-Baden
Germany
America
Ilitois Central
Masonry
Waterloo
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Odd Fellows
Scarcity of Good Teachers Aids Rural Schools
Blackhawk county rural districts prepare for winter term as Supt. Charles Elliott mails postal cards to district secretaries seeking vacancies, engaged teachers, and needs. Cards ask for name, start date, wages, term length, board options, and post office address to streamline teacher placement across the county.
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Charles Elliott
Blackhawk County
Blackhawk
Ethoo
More trial jurors drawn for current term in Waterloo area
Court lists jurors drawn for the term including C W Kling George Arthur Frank Hamilton George Ames W N Updegraft William Otto Sr Andrew Weather M C Coburn EW Lighty ALA Bartlett R 5 Bentley J F Ashe Mate Gill Layette D Newell W E Kyle M T Pierce Janesville J J Hanlen A Jackson Willem Gibson M J Bumgardner N Chappen Peter Kiel John Younghlut Gus Golinvaux W L Magee M Eby I 4 Moore. Jurors must report Monday morning Oct 28 with post office rural route addresses noted.
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C. W. Kling
Waterloo
George Arthur
Frank Hamilton
Waterlo
George Ames
W. N. Updegraft
William Otto Sr
Andrew Weather
Cedar
M. C. Coburn
EW. Lighty
Ala
Bartlett
Bentley
J. F. Ashe
Mate. Gill
Layette
D. Newell
Winslow
Kyle
M. T. Pierce
Janesville
J. J. Hanlen
A. Jackson
Willem Gibson
Jesup
W. Ll. Magee
Dunkerton
M. J. Bumgardner
Water
J. N. Chappen
Cedar Fall
Peter Kiel
John Younghlut
Gus Golinvaux
McMillan
Dunkerto
L. G. Evans
Eugene Marian
Gilvertville
Plaintiff Seeks Damages After Interurban Car Ejection
The case before Justice A. H. Kepford centers on Gharlae Klimper suing the streetcar company for 100 dollars claiming forcible ejection from an interurban car near Cedar Falls on August 31. Klimper alleged the conductor tore his transfer, demanded cash, and a Cedar Falls policeman removed him from the local car at the transfer point. Attorney Meyers represented Klimper as witnesses for the plaintiff testified after noon.
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Gharlae Klimper
Kepford
Kumper
Cedar Palls
Cedar Falls
Meyers
Klimper
Liquor case settles for nominal sum in two suits
Two damage suits by Mary Heatherton against B H Landy, totaling 2900 dollars, were settled Friday forenoon with dismissal and costs of 47.10, the total settlement including costs amounting to 147.10. The cases concerned alleged sales of intoxicating liquor to Heatherton’s husband Luke Heatherton during 1906, with one count seeking 2000 exemplary and 600 actual damages and another 100 forfeiture to the school fund. both were heard from January through April, ending in a sealed verdict and later dismissal.
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Mary Heatherton
B. H. Landy
Plainti
District Court
Plaint If
Luke
Heatherton
Luke ‘Heatherton
Platatif
Wenner ,& McCoy
Eaton Ides Crowded Train In Des Moines Era
Des Moines Register reports railroad commissioner Wy. L. Eaton forced officials to add coaches on crowded routes from Fort Dodge to Waterloo and Sioux City. He stood on the platform guiding passengers as cars were added, improving seating for many travelers amid ongoing inquiries into poor accommodations and service.
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Des Moines Register and Leader
Wy. L. Eaton
Eaton
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Athols Central
Haubeg
Sr. Eaton
Mr. Eaton
Railroad Corminasioner
Ft Dodge
Sioux City
State Railroad Commission
Trmes Almore
May Direct a Verdict in Fingers Injury Suit
The case of Whi?m Ingledu e vs Litchfield Manufacturing seeks damages for finger loss. Jury selection finished late Thursday. testimony began Friday with witnesses, exhibits, and depositions. The trial slows with a possible verdict motion after Dimanth’s case ends. A rotating machine model was shown to clarify fault. Epworth League Grace M. church forms a Bible study class led by Rev. Ed Hull and S. W. Hackett, planning weekly sessions this winter for about 100 participants ages 19 and up.
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Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Epworth League of the Grace M. 2. Church
ED. Hull
S. W. Hackett
Rath Pack ing Company Increases Capital Stock
Rath Packing Company stockholders meet and vote to raise capital to 200000 dollars, with 100 dollar shares split evenly between preferred and common. Officers reelected: J W Reith president F J Fowler VP H F Rath secretary treasurer. directors include G E B Lich ty J W Rath B F Rath. Company shows strong finances and growth.
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Rath Packing Company
J. W. Reith
F. J. Fowler
H. F. Rath
J. Fowler
G. EB. Lichty
GC. Rath
J. W. Rath
B. F. Rath
Stager Bond Reduced to Allow Fort Dodge Visit
Dan Stager's bond of 1000 dollars was reduced to 500 dollars on Thursday night to permit a trip to Fort Dodge to visit his wife who has gone insane since his arrest. The wife’s condition was critical and physicians urged his presence, while his lawyers arranged a new bond and he left on the midnight train. Logan avenue paving is complete and will reopen to traffic in a couple of days, with concrete work finished on the east riverbank side.
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Dan Stager
Wil
Fort Dodge
Attoriners
Mr. Stager
Logan Avenue
Hanford to Present Antony and Cleopatra at West Side Theatre
Chas. B. Hanford, noted tragedian, stages Antony and Cleopatra tonight at the West Side Theatre. Maxim DeGroez, former two year musical director for Hanford’s company, visited Hanford at the Ellis hotel and confirmed he still uses the same music DeGroz composed ten years ago. Theatregoers can expect a musical treat and will hear music by a Waterloo native.
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Chas. B. Hanford
West Aide Theatre
Ellis Hotel
Maxim DeGroez
Hanford
Waterloo
Maxim DeGrosz
Goods Returned by Waterloo Suspect Bracken
Jess Hracken returned belongings he took from Clinton Burk and George Broady after a warrant for young Bracken was publicized. Police searched towns north of Waterloo without locating Bracken. He sent back a $75 diamond ring and other stolen items through his brother in law, despite being in town last night.
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Jess Hracken
Waterloo
Young Bracken
Clinton Burk
George Broady
Bracken
Body will go to Rockford for Michael Clarke burial
The remains of Michael Clarke who died of morphine last week will be sent to Rockford Illinois Saturday per relatives request. John Pumphrey and James Carney both of Rockford, with Waterloo brother Phill Clarke, are in the city making arrangements to settle affairs and investigate scandal at his old Sac County home. Andrew Clarke, another nephew, is unable to attend due to a leg fracture from an accident near Fonda. City Attorney Swisher has been consulted about disposition of currency and personal property on the deceased.
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Stanton
B. Duke
St. Joseph's Hospital
Willis
Fred N. Willis
M. E. Parsonage
Opera House
Michael Clarke
Rockford
John Pumphrey
Jamey Carney
Waterloo
Phill Clarke
Sac County
Andrew Clarke
Fonda
City Attoney Swisher
Suit Over Old Waterloo Wagon Firm Partnershi p Debts
Fred J. Hickelberg sues the Waterloo Wagon and Bugsy company with partners J H Riley and A B Erbe personally. He alleges unsettled accounts and a record count showing contracts from 1902. Total amount claimed due and collectible is 120 dollars.
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Fred J. Hickelberg
Waterloo Wagon and Bugsy Company
J. H. Riley
A. B. Erbe
Tt Ty
Dentists Gather for Inlay Clinic Meeting in Waterloo
This morning opened a two day conference of Inlay Clinic with dentists from Waterloo and nearby towns. Attendees include Dr. Work Ottumwa Dr Volland Iowa City Dr Kellogg Marshalltown Dr Haas Des Moines Dr al Tama Dr Seelay Waverly Dr Hemenway Waverly and other local practitioners. Programs on porcelain and gold inlay work were announced for sessions in the Russell-Lamaon block as the event began with demonstrations to follow Saturday.
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Waterloo
Work
Ottumwa
Volland
Iowa City
Kellogg
Marshalltown
Haas
Des Moines
Tama
Seelay
Waverly
Hemenway
Russell-Lamaon
Vol- Tand
Iowa State University
Charivar Party Damages Lead Nashua Citizens to Court
Nashua residents were summoned to appear before Mayor Laird after a charivari party damaged Amos Bullen’s home during a wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zwanziger. Doors and windows were broken, a chimney torn, and about $25 in damages plus court costs expected. several girls and married women may face charges, while firemen helped disperse the crowd.
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Nashua
Nashua Citisens
Amarshal
Laird
Amos Bullen
Roy Zwanzeiger
Charles City
Tlere
Mackown Case to Jury in Webster City Court
George Mackown faces trial in Webster City Iowa charged with burning the Northwestern Shoe Factory. Attorneys Chase and Martin for the defense argued this morning that the company avoids the full truth. The case was expected to reach the jury late this afternoon.
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Webster City
Iowa
Boe Celal
George Mackown
Northwestern
Tory
Chase
Martin
Mackowh
New Suit for Railroads
Three suits against the Southern Pacific were filed in federal court at the request of Attorney General Bonaparte to recover 500 dollars in each case for violating the act to prevent cruelty to animals while in transit on the ears. Mrs Cowill recovered from a serious operation and was moved to her Center street home this morning. Jr and Mrs Denson will travel to the east visiting Chicago Logansport and Marion Indiana among other places before returning in about four weeks.
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San Francisco
Cal
Southern Pacific
Bonaparte
Congress
College matter unsettled at Baptist convention
At Grinnell on October 25 the Iowa state Baptist convention rejected the special education committee’s plan to name Central University at Pella as the official denominational college. Des Moines college failed to win the two thirds needed. debates followed with motions to withhold church support or form a conference committee. Des Moines presented pledges to endow and operate its college, while Pella boosters pushed for unity and funding signals. President Osborn claimed renewed local support and noted Des Moines’ strengthened endowment efforts despite the defeat.
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Grinnell
Iowa State Baptist Convention
Central University At
Pella
Des Moines College
JF. Saunders
Kaokuk
Baptist Churches of
Iowa
Mr Cheney
Waterloo
Bath College
Pelia
Educastirn
L. D. Ogborn
Dea Mathes College
Osborn
Recuvention
Rockefeller kin to wed in Russell church ceremony
Miss Currié Rockefeller ties with A G Billivar at First Presbyterian Church in Russell. Bride is daughter of Frank Rockefeller of Cleveland, brother to John D. Rockefeller kin, while groom is 26 and works as assistant superintendent at Kansas State Agricultural College experiment station in Hays City. The couple will reside in Hays City.
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Salina
Kas
John D. Rockefeller
Willam Rockefeller
Currié Rockefelter
A. G. Bolivard Hays
First Presbyterian Church
Russell
Union Pacific
Frank Rockefeller
Cleveland
Standart
A. G. Billivar
Hays City
Kansas State Agricultural College
State College
Texas rice mills face talc powder shortage crisis
Austin report notes United States talc powder famine affecting rice mills that rely on Austrian-sourced talc for cleaning and polishing rice. Mills may shut down without supply. a cargo from Europe to New Orleans is said to be en route to alleviate the shortfall temporarily.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
United States
Prac
Austria
Europe
New Orleans
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Carl F
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C. F. Kuebnle
Mary Vor Neshao
Dubuque
Deyia
Fairview
Ida West
Carl F. Kuehaie
Leslis Bf. Shaw
Maxes
Denison
J. R. Miller
T Independence
Paulina Kabler
Tracry
Hugh F. Zelsing
Arthur
William
Blanche Weld
Walnut Street
Fairbank
Edo Eo Oooo
Mary Chane
Watertoo
Miaw Ceelle Kurt
Odlweln
da Wolgamot
John Polta
Patterson
Minkler
Grove Street
Mre. L. Cilgbee
Song
Mise
Louie Minton
South Takatala
W. P. Reckkemare
Yamge
C. W. Hawn
M. E. Church
Thomas and
Harn
Jesse Walker
Thomas Murphy
Aurora
D. Gibbons
Oelwein
Tames Curley
Eugene Lemon
Maynard
Wolgamot
Ture
C. M
Henry Trebon Sr
Eva Bond
J. B. Schumacher
Gelwein
John Leehey
Hugh
Fred
Berger
Helen
Adam B. Milley
J. T. Miler
Second Street
Adam Miller
Fairbanne
Charles
St. Joseph's
Lewis
Frank
Elizabeth
Watterloo
Margaret
Wesen
Clara
Immaculate Conception
Rev. Gorman
St. Joseph's College
W. T. Donahue
Fairbank Cemetery
Miller
Mesdalles L. Miller
J. Navman
Henj. Miller
Parkersburg
Anne Dolan
Kathryn Heath
Emil Frederick
Eitha
Leo McDonough-Miller
Dalwain
G. O’brien
L. D. Tobin
Nell Nichols
F. P. Leehey
Friend
John Lew Whey
Laporte News
Elliott
Directve
Talesmen Sary
P. H. Landy
Comte
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Litchfield
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